UFC 4-740-14
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coolers, and the mechanical equipment room. (Note: Heat detectors are not required in
any area because the facility is fully sprinklered.)
7-2.3.6.8
Provide either a graphic or alphanumeric annunciator at the front desk or
vestibule.
7-2.3.6.9
Provide and install a fire alarm transmitter compatible with the installation
fire alarm receiving equipment to transmit fire alarm and system supervisory signals to
the installation fire alarm reporting center. Consult with the installation Fire Chief or fire
system maintenance activity. This may be a sole source item.
7-2.3.7
Extreme Cold Weather. If the facility location meets the criteria outlined
in Section 2-15.2, provide for horizontal exiting within the facility according to NFPA
101. Note the following criteria:
7-2.3.7.1
Provide a two-hour area separation wall dividing the facility child activity
areas roughly in half on either side of the wall. Locate the core administrative/support
areas totally in one area or the other.
7-2.3.7.2
Design corridor/room doors in the two-hour area separation wall to recess
into the wall providing a smooth continuous wall surface. Install magnetic latches to
hold door open, which release when the fire evacuation signal sounds. Install wwinging
doors that swing in opposite directions.
7-2.3.7.3
Install magnetic latches to hold open other doors in the two-hour area
separation wall that release when the fire evacuation signal sounds.
7-2.3.7.4
Seal and fire stop all penetrations of the two-hour separation wall for
conduit, piping, HVAC and electric service to maintain the fire rating of the wall.
7-2.3.8
Vestibules. Where cold weather vestibules are provided at activity room
exits and exits other than the primary entrance, use a non-latching type door held
closed by a hydraulic door closer for inside door. Install panic egress hardware only on
the exterior door.
7-2.4
Electrical. Provide electric service and distribution equipment, wiring
receptacles and grounding, interior and exterior lighting and control, emergency lighting,
telephone, communication systems, fire alarm, and intrusion systems according to NEC
and the latest installation design requirements. See the latest edition of Electric Current
Abroad, US Department of Commerce, to determine voltages and cycles in overseas
locations. Ensure service grounding systems and all wiring methods meet the current
National Electric Code (NEC) requirements. Use Underwriter's Laboratories (UL) listed
service equipment. Alternately, provide published proof from an approved independent
testing laboratory.
7-2.4.1
Electrical Service and Distribution.
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