User's Manual

MC-Series Standard Capacity system

998-1019-01 Rev X1

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3.2.9 Alarm Blocks

Various alarms or sensors are installed within the site building. All alarm wiring

terminates at the Environmental Alarm System (EAS) location within the cabinet.

All alarm wires shall be tagged and labeled with the appropriate alarm item. All

contacts will be normally closed, dry and isolated from ground. All alarm wiring

shall be two-wire, 22 AWG.

3.2.10 Environmental Alarm System (EAS)

Plan to implement EAS alarm blocks, wiring and sensors as required depending

on the installation:

• If the MCSC system cabinet is deployed as a standalone unit (i.e., as the

only cabinet in the area), plan to provide standard facility environmental

sensors, wiring and connections.

• The enclosure comes with a 66 block mounted internally. Therefore you can

install the EAS alarms on the block in the MCSC system cabinet along with

the high-temperature and low-temperature sensors.

Plan to provide conduit or other wire routing from the enclosure to the door

sensor, HVAC units, and AC power failure / surge arrestor failure sensors.

3.3 Scheduling / Logistics

Procure all non-RadioFrame Networks hardware. Refer to procurement

documentation regarding procurement of iSCIII, EAS and CSU.

1. Procure the materials identified in section Site Planning required by technicians

to complete the installation.

2. Initiate the contracts necessary to engage outside contractors to complete the

installation work necessary, including any design or engineering work

necessary for seismic areas. Any installation requiring seismic certification

requires a formal design and installation package from an architect skilled in this

area.

3. Follow standard RF Operations and Site Development procedures for

scheduling

a. All installation activity.

b. All necessary datafill work.

Planning should now be complete for the following tasks:

• Securing the MCSC system cabinet to the mounting surface

• Installing AC or DC power cabling and DC powerplant

• Installing grounding