Specifications

Status: Released
Version:2.2
Document: ITS-AVS Audio Visual Standards
V2.2Issued.docx
Author: Dean McFadden
Save Date: 25/08/2014
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Where a Builder is engaged, all locks and barrels shall be provided by the Builder to meet RMIT specifications
and requirements.
Where an LCD panel is installed on a wall-mounting bracket a 5mm diameter spilt pin must be installed in the
mounting bracket security hole(s). The split pin is to prevent easy removal of the panel without the use of tools.
2.6 Painting and Finishes
2.6.1 Requirement
Finishes shall be selected to suit the application and the surrounding environment of the teaching space.
Finishes shall be long lasting, hard wearing and aesthetically appealing.
All finish materials and colours of all visible components shall be coordinated and approved by the Architect
and/or Principal prior to procurement.
2.6.2 Painting - Metalwork
When painting metal work, the AV Integrator must consider the following:
a) General Treatment: Prepare surface prior to painting to provide a smooth, clean surface
b) Finish Coats: Powder coat or baked enamel finish to approved colour with minimum thickness of
0.025mm on each surface and edge.
2.7 Fastenings
2.7.1 Requirement
All equipment including projectors, flat panel displays etc, shall be firmly fixed in position. The AV Integrator
must obtain all engineering certifications for suspended equipment as required. Selection and installation of the
fixing shall be made in accordance with the manufactures Data/Specification information and the engineering
advice.
2.7.2 Type
Use threaded fasteners to allow removal and replacement. Galvanised expanded metal anchor type should
generally be used in masonry and concrete. Material shall be selected which will avoid corrosion. Select
fastener appropriate for duty and loading.
2.8 Penetrations
2.8.1 Fire Walls, Floors and Structural Members
Refer to the BCA for restrictions on size and spacing of penetrations. Do not penetrate without written approval
by RMIT Property Services and consent Structural Engineer.
All penetrations must be provided with details of proposed fire rating for penetration.
2.8.2 Damp Courses
Do not penetrate.