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University of Houston
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PHYS 4356 | Particle and Nuclear Physics
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2022
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Marquise Washington

< #> 1. At each end a. J. Source and destination Wireless Access Points (WAPs) and Associated Jacks 1. WAP a. Label each WAP in a visible area on the device, to be readable from the ground with no magnification IDF number MAC address (last 6 digits) AP number b. c. d. EXAMPLE: 2. Jack a. b. c. K. NF‐300 C4:99:46 AP‐48 Label WAP jacks on the ceiling grid IDF number Jack number Cameras 1. To be labeled with these elements, separated by hyphens: a. b. c. IDF number Patch panel id Number of the nearest room/door EXAMPLE: 2. Onscreen labeling a. L. Room name and/or number or object viewed (shall match camera schedule and schematics) Network Video Recorders (NVRs) 1. Label on the inside of the front cover panel a. b. 2. b. c. 3. The host name = building number‐building name‐NVR series number as a single word. Example: 405 ERP NVR 1 The host IP address. Configuration requirements a. M. 109‐B19‐113 Do not change the default admin login credentials until final testing and acceptance by UITNS and Campus Safety are completed. Host name (see above) DNS Server addresses = 172.21.12.1 and 172.21.12.17 Enable time sync to ns1.uh.edu Circuit Breaker Panels and Electrical Outlets AE Project #: <> 27 0553 ‐ 7 UH Master: 03.2020 < #> 1. 3.4 A. All telecommunications circuits are to be clearly labeled on circuit breaker panels and the circuit id number to be on the face plate of the outlet in the NFs. EXAMPLES Fiber Labeling (see Fiber Labeling Illustration and example, below) 1. There shall be three areas labeled on each fiber panel: a. b. Above the individual columns on label panel Above the letters on each column 1) 2) 2. First line: Destination building number ‐ Destination NF room number Second line: Destination fiber distribution cabinet ‐ fiber type On each line in each column, individual labels for each fiber port a. Destination panel ‐ Destination fiber port ‐ Destination color Fiber Labeling Illustration Typical Fiber Colors and Pair Designation Blue: Bl Green: G Slate: S AE Project #: <> Orange: O Brown: Br White: W Red: R Yellow: Y Cyan: C Black: B Violet: V Rose: Ro 27 0553 ‐ 8 UH Master: 03.2020 < #> Fiber Labeling Example 505‐1127 A A1‐Bl A2‐O A3‐G AE Project #: <> Label the front of each fiber optic distri‐ bution box with FD‐sequence number. EXAMPLE: FD1 27 0553 ‐ 9 UH Master: 03.2020 < #> B. Copper Labeling (see Copper Labeling Illustration, below) 1. 2. Each patch panel will have an alphanumeric designation Jack: each jack number on the patch panel will be determined by room number along with the panel and port designation as shown. Copper Labeling Illustration C. Office Faceplates (see Office Faceplate Labeling Illustration, below) 1. 2. First line: NF room number and the room number of the communications outlet Second line: first jack number followed by the panel letter followed by the second jack number Office Faceplate Labeling Illustration AE Project #: <> Identification for Communications Systems UH Master: 03.2020 27 0553 ‐ 10 < #> D. Patch Cords 1. 2. Panel number — Jack number — Switch number — Port number Label each end of the cable Patch Cord Example A23‐SW1‐ P11‐17 E. Racks 1. Label the top of each rack with the rack number Rack Example Rack 1 END OF SECTION 27 0553 AE Project #: <> 27 0553 ‐ 11 UH Master: 03.2020 < #> SECTION 27 1100 – NETWORK FACILITY FITTINGS Revise this Section by deleting and inserting text to meet Project‐specific requirements. This Section uses the term "Architect" or “Engineer.” Change this term to match that used to identify the design professional as defined in the General and Supplementary Conditions. Verify that Section titles referenced in this Section are correct for this Project's Specifications; Section titles may have changed. Delete hidden text after this Section has been edited for the Project. PART 1 ‐ GENERAL 1.1 A. RELATED DOCUMENTS The Contractor's attention is specifically directed, but not limited, to the following documents for additional requirements: 1. 2. 3. 1.2 The current version of the Uniform General Conditions for Construction Contracts, State of Texas available on the web site of the Texas Facilities Commission. The University of Houston’s Supplemental General Conditions and Special Conditions for Construction. The University of Houston’s Network Infrastructure Design Guidelines (available at https://uh.edu/infotech/services/computing/networks/network‐infra‐standards/). SUMMARY A. Section Includes: Revise subparagraph(s) below to suit Project. B. 1. Fittings for Network Facilities (NFs) 2. Installation and layout details This section covers parts, manufacturers and installation practices for equipment in NFs. Revise subparagraph(s) below to suit Project. 1.3 PREINSTALLATION MEETINGS A. Preconstruction Conference: Conduct conference at [Project site] . The Contractor and the Facilities Project Manager lead the meeting. The UIT Project Manager must be invited to the preinstallation meetings. Copy subparagraph below and edit for each activity required for preconstruction conference. 1. . AE Project #: <> Network Facility Fittings UH Master: 03.2020 27 1100 ‐ 1 < #> 1.4 SUBMITTAL ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS A. 1.5 Follow the Submittal Administrative Requirements as stated in Section 01 3300 Submittal Procedures. For submittals to UIT, use electronic format only. ACTION SUBMITTALS A. Obtain UITNS approval before installation proceeds after each of these submittals B. Product Data: For each type of product. 1. 2. Include construction details, material descriptions, dimensions of individual components and profiles, and finishes for equipment racks and cabinets. Include rated capacities, operating characteristics, electrical characteristics, and furnished specialties and accessories. C. Shop Drawings: For communications equipment room fittings. Include plans, elevations, sections, details, and attachments to other work. D. Grounding: Indicate location of grounding bus bar and its mounting detail showing standoff insulators and wall mounting brackets. 1.6 INFORMATIONAL SUBMITTALS A. Qualification Data: For [Installer, ] qualified layout technician, installation supervisor, and field inspector. PART 2 ‐ PRODUCTS 2.1 PARTS AND MANUFACTURERS A. Refer to Section 01 2500 Substitution Procedures for variations from approved manufacturers or parts. Obtain written approval from UITNS before requesting a substitution for work covered by Division 27 Communications. The paragraph and subparagraphs in this Article demonstrate the line spacing format for subparagraphs not subordinate to the preceding subparagraph. B. Equipment Racks ‐ Heavy duty aluminum 7' floor mounted racks with cable management channels on both sides and mounting rails for 19 inch equipment are required. 1. Chatsworth Products Inc. a. b. c. 2. Relay Rack: 55053‐703 Vertical Cable Manager: 30162‐703 Grounding Bar: 13622‐012 CommScope AE Project #: <> Network Facility Fittings UH Master: 03.2020 27 1100 ‐ 2 < #> C. Fiber Optic Enclosures 1. Corning a. b. c. d. 2. CommScope a. b. c. d. D. Panduit Products a. b. c. d. 2. 6 in. Wide 7FT Double Sided Black W/ Doors: VCM‐DS‐84‐6B 760072785 8 in. Wide 7FT Double Sided Black W/ Doors: VCM‐DS‐84‐8B 760089359 10 in. Wide 7FT Double Sided Black W/ Doors: VCM‐DS‐84‐10B 760089367 12 in. Wide 7FT Double Sided Black W/ Doors: VCM‐DS‐84‐12B 760089375 Horizontal Cable Management 1. Panduit Products a. b. 2. 1U: NCMHF1 2U: NCMHF2 Uniprise a. b. 1U: 1375162‐1 2U: 1375162‐2 Basket Cable Tray 1. Cablofil a. b. G. 6 in. Wide 7FT Double Sided Black W/Doors: PR2VD06 8 in. Wide 7FT Double Sided Black W/ Doors: PR2VD08 10 in. Wide 7FT Double Sided Black W/ Doors: PR2VD10 12 in. Wide 7FT Double Sided Black W/ Doors: PR2VD12 CommScope a. b. c. d. F. 1U: SD‐1U 2U: SD‐2U (use in IDFs) 3U: SD‐4U (holds 6 panels; use in BDFs) 4U: SD‐4U Vertical Cable Management 1. E. 1U: CCH‐01U 2U: CCH‐02U (use in IDFs) 3U: CCH‐03U 4U: CCH‐04U (use in BDFs) 12 inch x 2 inch ‐ CF54 / 300 EZ 12 inch X 4 inch ‐ CF105 / 300 EZ Paint 1. Flame Control Coatings, LLC a. AE Project #: <> NO. 20‐20A ‐ Fire Hazard Classification, ASTM E‐84 (NFPA 255) Class “A” Network Facility Fittings UH Master: 03.2020 27 1100 ‐ 3 < #> H. Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) 1. Tripp Lite a. b. I. Power Distribution Unit 1. Tripp Lite a. b. J. Tripp Lite a. B020‐008‐17 Console KVM Switch w/LCD Firestopping Materials 1. 2.2 PDU1215 PDU1220 Rack‐mount Monitor Shelf 1. K. SMART1500LCD SMART5000XFMRXL EZ‐Path RELAY RACKS A. Use equipment racks that are capable of accepting 19 inch equipment, self‐supporting and manufactured from high‐strength aluminum with two top brackets included for additional strength. B. Use racks with black finish color. Drill and tap mounting holes each side at 5/8 inch ‐ 5/8 inch ‐ 1/2 inch patterns compatible with EIA 1‐1/4 inch‐ 5/8 inch alternating patterns. C. Include base flanges with mounting holes drilled through for securing the rack to the floor. Make each mounting hole at least 5/8 inch in diameter. D. Where the rack is to be mounted to VCT flooring or bare concrete, use an insulating pad, and take care that anchors used to secure the rack to the floor do not come in contact with any reinforcing steel embedded in the concrete slab. E. In the NFs, reserve space at the top of each rack for fiber enclosures: for BDFs, a minimum of eight Units (8U), and for IDFs, a minimum of six Units (6U). 2.3 CABLE MANAGEMENT A. Vertical cable management is to be double‐sided and narrow or wide depending upon application requirements. Use manager sections with a black finish. Include lockable latching sections and protective edge guards. B. Use horizontal cable management capable of attachment to a 19 inch rack, maximum 6 inch deep and maximum 2.8 inch high. Use managers with a black finish. AE Project #: <> Network Facility Fittings UH Master: 03.2020 27 1100 ‐ 4

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