Boildings

On all Iloors the main horizontal cable routes are designed to run along suspension
steel cable troughs installed under the ceiling or in the space between the
soIIit and ceiling itselI. From there the cables are to be installed in plastic and steel
tubes.
Ootside boilding
The route is planned underground in the roadway and sod ding. The HDPE tube
will be added to rout. All earthwork must be done manually. The situation oI excavation
is shown on the situation drawing. The HDPE tube will be laid in a 35/80 cm
trench, on a cable sand bed. When laying HDPE tube, the minimum bend radius oI
2m must be respected in order to prevent any deIormation oI their circular section.
The cable will be covered with cover plates laid along the cable, and with an orange
warning Ioil, 22 cm wide. AIter cable laying, geodesic surveying, sand Iilling
and protecting the trench will Iilled with compacted excavated earth. Excess earth
or other material will be transported to a dumb indicated by Client prior to starting
work.
Cubling speciIicution
UTP Cabling Horizontal Distribution
All the installed sockets and distribution Irames will be clearly labelled. All cables
will be installed in compliance with the installation guidelines oI the manuIacturer.
In the connection panels and in the data sockets, the cables will be terminated in
accordance with the EIA/TIA T568B chart.
The delivery includes RJ45 connection cords to connect up the active data elements.
Telephone loops will be switched using RJ45-RJ45 cords.
The horizontal links (non-system) will only consist oI three constituents (not to take
into account the socket cover and the RJ45 Patch Panel System itselI these include
the CAT5E RJ45 modules on the connection point side, a RJ45 block on the
distribution Irame side, an a 4-pair UTP cable.
The horizontal links (system) will consist oI Iive constituents CAT5E RJ45 modules
on the connecting point side, a RJ45 block on the distribution Irame side, a
ZWB box, a 4-pair UTP cable and a 25-pair cable.
The ZWB blocks will be Iitted directly on the suspension cable trough.
The cables in room Back Up must be up standard ISO IEC 332.3A (low smoke
zero halogen, Ilammability and Iire retardant)

The contractor will prepare descriptions on the side oI the socket and on the side
oI the distribution Irame, perIorm cable measurements and issue protocols containing
the parameter values obtained by the electronic measurement (length,
cross-talk attenuation, characteristic impedance, attenuation etc., as per ISO 1180
standard.
The delivery includes connection cords Cat5E RJ45-RJ45 to connect work stations
and connection /patch cables in all distribution boards (copper and Iibre cables).
UTP Cabling Backbone Distribution
The Cat5 50-pair backbone cables interconnect the Main en Secondary distribution
Frame. The cables must be up standard ISO IEC 332.3A (low smoke zero
halogen, Ilammability and Iire retardant).
In addition, 1x 100 pair cable will be used to connect the PBX distribution inIrastructure
with the TELECOM distribution system, i.e. there will be 100 pair to route
exchange lines and a pair oI 2Mbit cables to route the 2Mbit Ior ISDN 30.
The same principles as above will be adhered to in respect oI the remaining
points.
Optical Fibre Cabling
The secondary distribution Irame will be interconnected with the main distribution
Irame (MDF) via a 24 Iibre internal (single mode) SM 62/125um cable being up
standard ISO IEC 332.3A (low smoke zero halogen, Ilammability and Iire retardant).
SC connectors will be used to terminate the Iibres in the distribution Irames.
All Iibres in all cables will have connectors at their end, and all will terminate in the
optical-Iibre distribution panels.
The optical Iibres in the optical-Iibre distribution Irames will be terminated by the
method oI sticking to the SC connectors
Installation Cabinets
SchroIt installation cabinets are proposed Ior the delivery and installation oI the
19 racks. Among other products, SchroIt provides a complete series oI 19 instrument
racks which can be Iurnished with all accessories as may be required by
the user.
2 extra empty cabinets must be delivered in the main computer room and 1 extra
cabinet in the back up room.
The MDF distribution Irame will consist oI pair oI racks oI the 42 HE size, dimension
800x800 mm, IP40 cover. Secondary distribution Irames will consist oI a
separate 42 HE rack, dimension 800x800 mm, IP40 cover. Each rack has a handle
and a lock, a Iront door and back door, 4x 220V socket, Ians, withdrawer, a
support Irame and installation material (bolts and nuts).
The installation racks oI the MDF will be mechanically interconnected by means oI
a connecting Irame.
To control dangerous contact voltage, the racks will be interconnected using a
CY6 grounding wire and will be earthed to the closest power switchboard,
Value oI the connection maximum 1,7 Ohm.
InIormation data sockets
Sockets and twin sockets, both surIace and recessed, will be used Ior the installation.
Each socket will be Iitted with a Cat5E RJ45 module. The modules will be
connected in accordance with the EIA/TIA T568B scheme.
Maximum length at each cable 90 metre to distribution centre/patch panel .
Related standards and regulations
- ISO/IEC IS 11801
- ANSI/EIA/TIA 568
- EN 50173
- Regulation TA 117
- Location requirement
The principle oI the data and telephone installation will be PDS-cabling and patch
panels. The patch panels may be subdivided into two types:
- the main patch panels, 'MER-room
- the sub-distribution patch panels, 'SER-room
The Telecom-input enters the building at 2 places, i.e. at the 'SER and 'MER-
rooms.
Such to be installed as CAT 5E installation certiIied by Panduit or
Lucent/AVAYA technology (PDS-systymax), with 25 year system guarantee.
The telecommunications system to be installed as one integrated system with the
data-communication system, being:
1. telephone installation;
2. teleIax;
3. DECT system / RF system
4. Access control/time registration system
Requirement at the applications oI the structured cabling system in according with
Panduit or 'Lucent/Avaya technology certiIication (PDS-systymax).
1. Voice Application
2. Asynchronous EIA-232-D (CCITT V.24, V.28) Application over UTP
3. Asynchronous EIA-232-D (CCITT V.24, V.28) Application over Optical Fibre
4. Asynchronous EIA-232-D (CCITT V.24, V.28) Application over UTP
5. EIA-422-A (CCITT V.11) Application
6. EIA-423-A (CCITT V.10) Application
7. IEEE 802.3 10Base-5 Application
8. IEEE 802.3 10Base-T Application over UTP
9. IEEE 802.3 10Base-FL Application over Optical Fibre
10. IBM 4 and 16 Mbps Token Ring LAN Application
11. NCR 4 and 16 Mbps Token Ring LAN Application
12. Raylan Fibre Optical Token Ring LAN Application
13. SynOptics LattisNet Active Token Ring LAN Application
14. IBM 3279 (type A) Application over UTP
15. IBM 3279 (type A) Application over Optical Fibre
16. IBM Systems 34/36/38 and AS 400 Applications
17. IBM Enterprise Systems Connection Application
18. Wang Application
19. FDDI Application
20. Video Applications
21. Farallon PhoneNet System Application
22. UNISYS Air Land System Application
23. UNISYS TeleCluster System Application
24. Fujitsu M System Application
25. Pilkington Flexilink 6000 System Application
26. ICL DRS CONNECT System Application
27. 100Mbps IEEE 802.3 100base-T4/TX/TF VG LAN Application
28. 100Mbps IEEE 802.12 Demand Priority Access
29. WaveLAN Application
30. 155Mbps ATM Application
31. TP-PMD LAN Application
Technical solution to the cabling
A 100 pair cable is proposed to conduct exchange lines to the PBX Irom the distribution
Irame. Two 2Mbit cables are planned to route the ISDN 30.
As to the DECT equipment, the cables will terminate straight in that equipment (i.e.
without RJ45). On the side oI the distribution Irame they will lead directly to the
PBX distribution system.
Design criteria Ior the light and emergency light installation will be the Iollowing
horizontal lighting strengths (Egem) onto work surIace or, as the case may be, 100
cm Irom top oI warehouse onto Iloor levels, related to indicated reIlection values
(R) and depreciation Iactors (D):
Room Egem Rp.Rw.Rv. D
OIIices approx. 500 lux 0.5 . 0.3 . 0,1 0.80
ConIerence rooms approx. 500 lux 0.5 . 0.5 . 0,2 0.85
Computer rooms approx. 500 lux 0.5 . 0.5 . 0,2 0.85
Restaurant approx. 300 lux 0.5 . 0.3 . 0,1 0.75
Kitchen(s) approx. 350 lux 0.5 . 0.3 . 0,1 0.75
Sanitary rooms approx. 200 lux 0.7 . 0.3 . 0,1 0.80
TraIIic rooms approx. 250 lux 0.5 . 0.3 . 0,1 0.85
warehouse approx. 250 lux 0.1 . 0.3 . 0,1 0.85
Battery-charging room approx. 250 lux 0.5 . 0.3 . 0,1 0.80
Outplacement room approx. 250 lux 0.5 . 0.3 . 0,1 0.85
Note ; RP ceiling / RW wall / RV Iloor.
Lighting levels and minimum local requirements.
The colour oI the Iluorescent lamps to be used is colour 83 Ior oIIices approx. and
colour 84 Ior the other rooms.
Fluorescent lamps which are installed in the Iresh area must be special Ior cooled
area (such as Philips Extreme Polar oI equal quality)
In calculating light strength account must be taken oI the storage oI Black crates`
in the racks.
Light strength in all areas must be recorder as measured during night time.
Emergency light strength in all areas also must be recorded as measured during
night time.

Lighting Iixtores
The lighting Iixtures to be used shall be as Iollows.
- HFTL lighting in the halls
- PL lighting in the traIIic rooms
- HPI lighting outdoors
- SON lighting at each dock
- HFTL lighting in the halls, among the racks, to Ieature impact-protected hammered
reIlector
- HFTL lighting in the oIIices through monitor Iixtures
- Food SaIe light Iittings to be used in the Fresh DC.
ueflnlLlon of llghL and power lnsLallaLlons
LlghL lnsLallaLlon shall be an lnsLallaLlon whlch lncorporaLes end groups Lo whlch
are connecLed only llghLlng whereby wall sockeLs oLher Lhan Lhose lnLended for
connecLlng llghLlng flxLures shall noL be lncorporaLed lnLo Lhese end groups
1he power lnsLallaLlon conLalns all elemenLs of Lhe lnsLallaLlon wlLh Lhe excepLlon
of abovedeflned elemenLs of Lhe llghL lnsLallaLlon
1he llghL and power lnsLallaLlons are composed of Lhe followlng lnsLallaLlon elemenLs
1 llghL and emergency llghL lnsLallaLlon
2 power and emergency power lnsLallaLlon
3 grounds faclllLles
661 LlghL and emergency llghL lnsLallaLlon
1he llghL and emergency llghL lnsLallaLlon ln offlces resLauranL soclal rooms LolleLs
eLc and approx wlll be as ouLofslghL lnsLallaLlon lnsLallaLlon above lowered
celllngs wlll be mounLed llghL flxLures Lo be connecLed Lhrough one wallsockeL/
sockeLsLop llnk per flxLure
lf clrcumsLances allow mulLlple wall sockeLs are Lo be used
ln secondary areas such as englneerlng swlLchboards eL ceLera Lhe lnsLallaLlon
wlll be mounLed lf placemenL of Lhe lnsLallaLlon or elemenLs Lhereof ls lnslde a
cablelnsldeducL such wlll be an lmpacLproof Lype
1he llghL lnsLallaLlon ln Lhe baLLerycharglng room wlll be made as spray waLer reslsLanL
(l34) mounLed lnsLallaLlon
1he llghLlng ln Lhe refrlgeraLlon englneerlng areas fresh uC musL be of exploslonfree
model
1he connecLlng maLerlal Lo be used wlll be of sLandard whlLe model ln baLLerycharglng
room englneerlng rooms and Lhe llke dry fresh warehouse and reLurnables
mounLed spraywaLer reslsLanL (lx4) maLerlal wlll be used
1he rooms wlll all be locally + cenLrally swlLched and Lhe panel ln Lhe securlLy
room
ConnecLlon of llghLlng Lo be vla cenLral conLrol panel ln securlLy room

ln Lhe porLer house wlll be lnsLalled an addlLlonal panel for varlous alarm slgns"
Lmergency llghLlng Lo be lnsLalled ln accordance wlLh local requlremenLs wlLh
mlnlmum llghL sLrengLh of 2 lux on floors ln conformlLy wlLh local requlremenLs
All flLLlngs belonglng Lo Lhe emergency llghLlng lnsLallaLlon are Lo be provlded wlLh a
marklng sLlcker
1he emergency rouLes are Lo be provlded wlLh llghLed emergency rouLe marklngs
ln conformlLy wlLh Lhe local auLhorlLles requlremenLs
1hls conLrol panel also Lo slgnal Lhe varlous malfuncLlon dlsplays such as
malfuncLlon refrlgeraLlon lnsLallaLlon urgenL"
malfuncLlon refrlgeraLlon lnsLallaLlon nonurgenL"
Ammonla alarm refrlgeraLlon lnsLallaLlon hlgh
Ammonla alarm refrlgeraLlon lnsLallaLlon low
malfuncLlon baLLerycharglng room
brldglng exLernal llghLlng
6 spare poslLlons for malfuncLlon dlsplay
malfuncLlon PvCA urgenL
malfuncLlon PvAC non urgenL
uefecL dlesel generaLor
ulesel generaLor runnlng
1esL swlLch
Lamp LesL )for all lamps ln Lhe panel)
8uzzer
8eseL buzzer
Wlndspeed meLer Lo deLermlne wlnd dlrecLlon aL ammonlac alarm
ulsabled persons LolleL slgnalllng
LLc eLc as shown on Lhe drawlng
When one of Lhe above menLloned buLLons ls acLlve Lhe buzzer on Lhe panel
should be acLlve WlLh Lhe reseL buLLon lL ls posslble LoL sLop Lhe buzzer
1he slgnal lamp wlll be swlLched off when Lhe alarm ls solved
ConLrol panel musL be from anodlsed alumlnlum
Cable mounting systems include:
- wire troughs
- cable troughs;
- cableways;
- ladder troughs;
- ladder ways;
- wall troughs;
- power columns.
Cable troughs and ladder ways must not be installed underneath the rooI bearing
construction oI the building, but always through or in between the bearing structure
so that the cable ducts and ladder ways will never be mounted lower than the bottom
oI the rooI-bearing constructions.
Cable troughs and ladder ways will be incorporated in the complex as integrated
systems; in the oIIices, mostly cable ducts will be used.
Systems that are intensively loaded by heavy Ieeder cables will be installed in ladder
ways, e.g. low-voltage areas, battery-charging room, etc..
- Troughs in warm DC Sendzimir-galvanised
- Troughs in Iresh DC and battery charging hot-dip galvanised.
- Troughs in Data communication rooms type 'wire trough
- All vertical cable troughs and ladder ways (in the halls as well as in the the
technical rooms) are to be provided with a cover.
Wall troughs Irom metal and power columns will be used mostly in the oIIices,
whereby wall troughs are preIerred, however, power columns will be installed
where spatial circumstances so require. Colour RAL9010.
Per workstation, the Iollowing basic requirements apply:
- 2 double wall sockets with earth bonding;
- 2 data communication connections;
- 1 telephone wall socket.
1he cable core lnsulaLlon of all feeder cables wlll be consLrucLed of heaL/ flame
reslsLanL maLerlal slzed as requlred by local regulaLlons observlng Lhe followlng
prlnclples
LoLal volLage loss over Lhe feeder cable or feeder cables ln cascade musL noL
exceed 23
all cables musL be from copper (alumlnlum ls noL allowed wlLhouL permlsslon
from lnvesLor)
maxlmum LoleraLed lengLh Lo be deLermlned on Lhe basls of Lhe reslsLance Lo
shorLclrculL conLacL safeLy and reserve power
8eserve power 23 of LoLal lnsLalled power from swlLchboard (noL from average)
AmblenL LemperaLures and lnfluences
leeder cables for Lhe sprlnkler lnsLallaLlon accordlng Lo lM requlremenLs
CalculaLlon facLor feeder
1emperaLure facLor 1 (30 C)
Cable lnducLlon facLor 068 (full cable ducL)
Plgher harmonlcs facLor 086 (1333)

lf local requlred cable musL be halogen free"
Average load
sub dlsLrlbuLlon musL be calculaLed wlLh followlng slmulLaneous facLor
coollng lnsLallaLlon 100
lllumlnaLlon/llghLlng 100
klLchen 100
ouLslde llghLlng 100
baLLery charglng room 100
compuLer rooms 100
coollng Lrucks 100
oLher 80
all feeder cables musL have 3 wlres (L1 L2 L3 n L)
on Lhelr place of lnsLallaLlon Lhe subdlsLrlbuLlon sysLems wlll be consLrucLed
of elLher sLeel plaLe or polyesLer 1he dlsLrlbuLlon sysLems LhaL connecL Lo
Lhe rooms ln whlch emergency power provlslons are requlred wlll be provlded wlLh
a comparLmenL for swlLchlng preferred groups
1he subdlsLrlbuLor sysLems wlll be provlded wlLh separaLe comparLmenLs for llghL
power and conLrol currenL
all subdlsLrlbuLors are Lo be provlded wlLh overvolLage proLecLlon dlsrupLlon
slgnalllng Lhrough a bulldlng managemenL sysLem
1he deflnlLlon of llghL and power ls Lo be furLher speclfled for Lhe lnsLallaLlons concerned
ulsLrlbuLlon musL be provlded wlLh 23 spare clrculLs of each value
1he proLecLlon of Lhe separaLe clrculLs wlll Lake place by fuslble cuLouLs noLe LhaL
Lhe fuses 23A Lo be used wlll be uln00 uependlng on Lhe slLuaLlon fuses wlll be
uln100 (based on Lhe slLuaLlon ln whlch a slngle end group ln Lhe cablneL has a
fuse LhaL ls smaller or equal Lo 23A)
1he dlsLrlbuLor sysLems for Lhe baLLerycharglng sysLem wlll be provlded wlLh a neL
guard lncludlng fallure deLecLlon vla Lhe 8ulldlng ManagemenL sysLem and llnkage
Lo Lhe venLllaLlon sysLem ln Lhe case of fallure of Lhe venLllaLlon sysLem Lhe chargers
musL be dlsengaged and a slgnal Lo Lhe panel ln Lhe porLerhouse
Spare clrculLs musL be dellvered ln each swlLchboard wlLh a mlnlmum of 12 pleces
(12 x 230 v/1 fase/16A and 12x 400 v/3 fase/23 A) clrculLs of each value and addlLlonal
Lhere musL be 23 free physlcal space ln Lhe swlLchboard
all Lhe dlsLrlbuLlon boards musL be foreseen from a door
on one poLenLlal dlfferenLlal swlLch from /mA ls allowed Lo connecL max
4 separaLed clrculLs
SockeLs ln one room musL be dlvlded over mln 2 poLenLlal dlfferenLlal
swlLches
ConnecLlon 7 kW musL have a separaLe poLenLlal dlfferenLlal swlLch

Average load
sub dlsLrlbuLlon musL be calculaLed wlLh followlng slmulLaneous facLor
coollng lnsLallaLlon 100
lllumlnaLlon/llghLlng 100
klLchen 100
ouLslde llghLlng 100
baLLery charglng room 100
compuLer rooms 100
coollng Lrucks 100
oLher 80
maxlmum LemperaLure lnslde Lhe swlLch boards and all componenLs noL hlgher
Lhan 30 C durlng full load operaLlon
Lhermo graphlc plcLures musL be provlded from maln and sub swlLch board ln
full load slLuaLlon"
Maln swlLch and oLher swlLches musL have 4 poles