HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIS96-0361 Fire Protection System - MIS Permit / Conditions - 7/15/1996 MASON COUNTY
Mason County Bldg, III 426 W, Cedar
P.O, Box 186 Shelton, Washington 98584
M 1 -vC E I. L._ A N V. CD U P IE= F? M y -1— FOR i NSPECT 1 ONS CALL 427-9670
MI S96-0361 PARCEL : 12321 139A0!51 PLAT : D I V C? BLK :7 Lo T R?
JOH ADDRESS : NF 100 KAICHFMAV ►_N HFI FAIR
APPI i CANT : TOM SHEARER (206)276-7485
OWNER : TOM SHEARER (206)2'75 .74N5
LE 4-AI : TO 5 Or $1 If, SF(V Of Of Rif I
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PROJECT DESCR ) PTION :
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTFM
PROJECT LOCATION :
HWY 3 T3 KATCHEMAK GO TO SHEARER f Rl': 'H FOR SK S 1 qNS .
PROJECT NOTES :
TYPE AMOUNT BY DATE RECEIPTI
PRMT t `10 .00 VW 07/ 15/96 0167
r ,
ZZY, __ S
TOTAL : 50 .00 OWNER OR ACFN'T DATE
MIS poll, i ev s 04101192 COMPLIANCE TO Ai'TACHED CONDITIONS IS
RE61JIRFD
CONCRETE MECHANICAL MOBILE HOME
Footings-Setback date by Ribbons
date by Gas Piping date b
Foundation Walls date by Set Up
date by INSULATION date by
BG/SLAB Insulation Floors Final
date by date by date by
FRAMING Walls FIRE DEPT.
date by date by date by
PLUMBING OTHER
Groundwork Attic
date by date by
D.W.V. WALLBOARD NAILING
date by date by
Water Line FINAL INSPECTION
date by date by date by
MASON COUNTY
Mason County Bldg, III 426 W. Cedar
P.O. Box 186 Shelton, Washington 98584
case No , MI S96-036i
Fore 1-0141 SHFARER
Page : 1
1 ) 1 . PROVIDE MONITORING AND MA 1 N'I ENANC;f. CONTRACT RACT AT FIN-At. INSPECTION .
2 . L31 SIGN OFF REQUIRED AT TIME OF FINAL INSPECTION .
3 . CONFIRM ffll XTERIOR 'STROR 1 IGH`i IS APPROVED FOR OUTDOOR USE .
2) All approved plans are required to bty on- site for inspection powposon . If inspection
Is called for and plans are not on site, Approval WILL NOT be granted . In addition , a
Re- I rispeet i on fee In the amount: of $30 .00 tier, horjr (minimum 1 hour ) will be charged and
must be collected by this department prior to any further Inspections being performed or
approval granted .
3 ) PURSUANT TO 1991 UNIFORM SU I LD 1 NO CODE , SFCT 1 ON 305 C( ) AND SEC"I 1 ON 513 , AI_l SITES MUST
HAVE APPROVED NUMBERS OR .ADDRESSEc PROVIDED IN SUCH A POSITION AS TO BE PL.NINLY VISIBLE
AND LEGIBLE FROM THE STPEFT OR ROAD FRONTING THE PROPERTY . MASON COUNTY BUILDING
DEPARTMENT REQUIRES THAT THIS BE. COMPLETED PRIOR TO CALLING FOR ANY SITE INSPECTIONS , A
11E 1 NSPFCT I ON FEE , BASED CAN PATES IN TABLE 3A OF THE 1991 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE WILL BF.
CONCRETE MECHANICAL MOBILE HOME
Footings-Setback date by Ribbons
date by Gas Piping date b
Foundation Walls date by Set Up
date by INSULATION date by
BG/SLAB Insulation Floors Final
date by date by date by
FRAMING Walls FIRE DEPT.
date by date by date by
PLUMBING Attic OTHER
Groundwork date by
date by WALLBOARD NAILING
D.W.V.
date by date by
Water Line FINAL INSPECTION
date by date by date by
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MASON COUNTY
Mason County Bldg. III 426 W. Cedar
P.O. Box 186 Shelton, Washington 98584
ASSESSED IF OWNER J CONTRAC TOR FAILS 10 POST AI)DKFs:S ON S M: PH 1(?H i o REQUESTING
INSPU .ONS .
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CONCRETE MECHANICAL MOBILE HOME
Footings-Setback date by Ribbons
date by Gas Piping date b
Foundation Walls date by Set Up
date by INSULATION date by
BG/SLAB Insulation Floors Final
date by date by date by
FRAMING Walls FIRE DEPT.
date by date by date by
PLUMBING Attic OTHER
Groundwork
date b date by
D.W.V. WALLBOARD NAILING
date by date by
Water Line FINAL INSPECTION
date by date by date by
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MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
Mason County Bldg.III 426 W.Cedar L >& I IN8P$CTI0N
P.O. Box 186 Shelton,Washington 98584
(206)427-9670
CODE ENFORCEMENT FIRE INSPECTIONS FIRE INVESTIGATION PUBLIC EDUCATION
AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
ACCEPTANCE TEST'REPORT
ADDRESS IV
/00—� � � _�;+�N ----------------
OCCUPANT_ ',Al-�'N M Cok PHONE
USE---- ---------
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FIRE ALARM CONTRACTOR—�� ��0� PHONE
CONTACT— INSTALLER
PLANS & PERMIT ON SITE YES--)(-NO PERMIT # A�5��
CONTROL PANEL MFR COel 14 MODEL # O
INITIATING CIRCUITS NO. OF SIGNAL CIRCUITS
BATTERY VOLTAGE VOLTS CHG.CIRCUIT VOLTAGE VOLTS I Z�K� " 0(O
0�
BATTERY VOLTAGE UNDER FULL LOAD VOLTS(SIGNALS OPERATING)
TROUBLE SIGNAL WITH AC POWER OFF: YES NO 2� Cl- 8`c��e 2-
SYSTEM OPERATES ON STANDBY POWER: YES—NO—N/A
ALL SIGNALS OPERATE ON AC POWER: YES—NO—N/A
ALL SIGNALS OPERATE ON STANDBY POWER: YES NO N/A Z kA
ALL CIRCUITS CHECKED FOR ELECTRICAL SUPERVISION: YES—NO—N/A x't
CONTROL PANEL CHECKS MADE PER NFPA& MFTRS. INSTRUCTIONS: YES—NO—N/A—
ALL AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT OPERATES: YES_NO_N/A_(ELEVATORS, FANS, DAMPERS)
CENTRAL STATION ,T• — PHONE_ ACCOUNT # 61")'
AUTOMATIC TIME DELAY OF ALARM SECONDS/MINUTES. NONE INSTALLED
SYSTEM WIRING CONFORMS TO NFPA STANDARDS: YES NO
PANEL KEY IN KNOX BOX: YES NO OPERATING INST. AT PANEL: YES NO
TEST RECORDS POSTED AT PANEL: YES NO
• MASON COUNTY
Mason County Bldg. III 426 W, Cedar
P.O. Box 186 Shelton, Washington 98584
M I S C E L L A N E O U S P E R M I T FOR INSPECTIONS CALL 427-9670
MIS96-0361 PARCEL : 123211390051 PLAT : ') IV :? BLK :? LOT :?
JOB ADDRESS : NE 100 KATCHEMAK LN BELFAIR
APPLICANT : TOM SHEARER (206 )275-7485
OWNER : TOM SHEARER (206 )275-7485
LEGAL : TR 5 OF SN NE, SELY OF RR RIN
PROJECT DESCRIPTION :
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
PROJECT LOCATION :
HWY 3 TO KATCHEMAK GO TO SHEARER TRUCKING AND STAY LEFT AND WATCH FOR SK SIGNS .
PROJECT NOTES :
TYPE AMOUNT BY DATE RECEIPT
IPRMT $ 50 .00 TW 07/ 15/ 96 0167
I
TOTAL : 50 .00 -
Lk!S_PPVT, rev: f416?/92 COMPLIANCE TO ATTACHED CONDITIONS IS
REQUIRED
I
MASON COUNTY
Mason County Bldg, III 426 W. Cedar
P.O. Box 186 Shelton, Washington 98584
P E R M I T C O N D I T I O N S
Case No . : MIS96-0361
For : TOM SHEARER
Page : 1
1 ) 1 . PROVIDE MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE CONTRACT AT FINAL INSPECTION .
2 . L& I SIGN OFF REQUIRED AT TIME OF FINAL INSPECTION .
3 . CONF I FAA TH _f t r XTER_IjJF3,�STROBE LIGHT IS APPROVED FOR OUTDOOR USE .
�� �
2 ) All approved plans are required to be on-site for inspection purposes . If inspection
is called for and plans are not on site , Approval WILL NOT be granted . In addition , a
Re- Inspection fee in the amount of $30 .00 per hour (minimum 1 hour ) will be charged and
must be collected by this department prior to any further inspections being performed or
approval granted .
3 ) PURSUANT TO 1991 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE , SECTION 305 ( C ) AND SECTION 513 , ALL SITES MUST
HAVE APPROVED NUMBERS OR ADDRESSES PROVIDED IN SUCH A POSITION AS TO BE PLAINLY VISIBLE
AND LEGIBLE FROM THE STREET OR ROAD FRONTING THE PROPERTY . MASON COUNTY BUILDING
DEPARTMENT REQUIRES THAT THIS BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO CALLING FOR ANY SITE INSPECTIONS . A
REINSPECTION FEE , BASED ON RATES IN TABLE 3A OF THE 1991 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE WILL BE
MASON COUNTY
Mason County Bldg. III 426 W. Cedar
P.O. Box 186 Shelton, Washington 98584
ASSESSED IF OWNER /CONTRACTOR rNi TO rOST iaDDRES6 Giv SITE PRIOn TO REQUESTiivi:
I NSPECT�NS .
Lam!/ ��
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MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL
Mr moo County Bldg. III 426 W.Cednr JUN
155 .
P.O. Box 186 Shelton,Washinglon 98584
(206)427-9670 '3E-N`f?AL
CODE ENFORCEMENT -- ----FIRE--INSPECT----IONS- ----FIRE----
IN--VESTIT-I--
GATION PUBLIC EDUCATION
PERMIT NO. 1'YTl-T-Sq :_03(ol
MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
PERMIT APPLICATION
NOTE1 This application must be completed and accompanied by a
minimum of three (3) copies of plans, specifications and applicable
calculations per Mason County Fire Protection Standards and brought
to the office of the Mason County Fire Marshal. This is not a
permit, and failure to submit all necessary information will cause
a delay and/or rejection of your submittal. When a permit has been
issued, you will be notified.
PLEASE PRINT
#1 OWNER S�i �er- /�l/`L/�//I/G� PHONE.
-SITE ADDRESS ��(� e ZAI FIRE DIST.
CITY STATE-�L�- ZIP 2
DIRECTIONS TO JOB SITE
OWNER MAIL G ADDRESS n
CITY � j STATE
LIEN/TITLE HOLDER _ZIP a$
ADDRESS
CITY
#2 CONTRACTOR L 2 /
ADDRESS CONTRACTOR REG/#% 47ZD BZP4
CITY EXP. DATE
STATE--��- ZIP
�
#3 PARCEL # 1a3160 _ t3 _ 90OS
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
#4 BLDG. SQ. FT (EXISTING/PROPOSED)
1ST FL 7 O / / 2 DE / 3RD /
BASEMENT
DECK #BR #BATH
OTHERO —� CARPORT / ENCL ATTICI Y N
OTHER SQ FT
USE OF BUILDING 6146r 0y,�
#5 DESCRIPTION OF WORK1
SPRINKLERI WET DRY STANDPIPEI WET DRY
AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM_' CORRIDOR SMOKES
HOOD & DUCT DRY CHEMICAL WET CHEMICAL HALON
NEW SYSTEM l-0"MODIFICATION NUMBER OF NEW DEVICES
MONITORING STATIOU��_x 1 l�-� � PRON �,SD6�
i
#6 DOES YOUR SUBMITTAL INCLUDE:
1. DIMENSIONS, SCALE, NORTH ARROW? YES '`�NO
2 . FLOOR PLAN AND CROSS SECTIONAL ELEVATION? YES-' NO-
3 . ALL CONCEALED SPACES (LABELED COMBUSTIBLE
AND NON-COMBUSTIBLE) ? YES ,%NO
4 . ALL AREAS ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF NEW WALLS? YES ENO
5. CUT SHEETS OR REFERENCES FOR ALL NEW DEVICES? YES_�NO_
_
6. LOCATION/DESCRIPTION OF ANY EXISTING DEVICES YESt� NO
7 . BATTERY CALCULATIONS FOR FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS? YES NO_
8. RISER/WIRING DIAGRAM FOR FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS? YES NO__
9 . HYDRAULIC CALCULATIONS FOR SPRINKLER SYSTEMS? YES NO
NOTE: WORK MAY PROCEED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH A VALID FIRE
PROTECTION SYSTEM PERMIT ISSUED BY THE MASON COUNTY FIRE
MARSHAL. A VALID PERMIT AND AN APPROVED SET OF PLANS MUST BE
ON THE JOB SITE DURING CONSTRUCTION AND MUST REMAIN THERE
UNTIL A FINAL INSPECTION IS DONE BY THE MASON COUNTY FIRE
MARSHAL. - FAILURE TO OBTAIN A VALID PERMIT PRIOR TO WORKING ON
A FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM AND/OR FAILURE TO PROVIDE THESE PLANS
AND PERMIT FOR THE MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL MAY RESULT IN A
CITATION AND FINE.
OWNERS AFFIDAVIT
I certify that I am exempt from the requirements of the Contrac-
tors Registration Law RCW 18.27, and am aware of the Mason County
ordinance requiremedts for which this permit is issued and that all
work will be done in conformance therewith. No changes will be
made without first obtaining approval from the Mason County Fire
Marshal.
OWNER DATE
CONTRACTORS AFFIDAVIT
I certify that I am a currently registered contractor in the State
of Washington and I am aware of the ordinance requirements
regulating the work for which the permit is issued and all work
done will be in conformance therewith. No changes will be . made
without first obtaining approval from the Mason County Fire
Marshal.
DATE �Z
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=.GENERAL
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INFORMATION ; ;
TI19 vlf41DXI4 The 5140XM offers the features of a UL listed commercial fire alarm and a
cONT OL commercial burglary alarm panel In one ti
package, It may used to provide either
fire warning protection alone or both lire warning and burglary protection in
r commercial applications rar►ging from small stores to moderate sized facto /ofibe
1 ' complexes. ry
The 5140XM Is a nllcroprocestor based programmable panel which features L
EE110M memory technology (power loss does not result in the loss of
programming). n Allows up to sixteen 5137A0 ra /5137ADr1 (red) consolespane!to
be connected which provide audible/visual indications of system status I user entry of syslem conlmarlds. The 5140XM provides 8 class B (style Bnjdzon s
and a twill in polling loop whkal allows the number of zones to be exparxied to 64
using 2-wire pollingal loop devices. Zones may bR programmed to provide manual
system
alarm, aerviso y fire Warr vnn with alarm verification, walerflow alarm, sprinkler
syslem supervisory and various types of burglary protection. The 514OXM
Provides one twill-In supervised dialer oulfxjl for iransmillinq alarm and system
status reports to a central stallon via file switched telephone network:-I,_also__ -- ----
allows an optional 514ODLM supervised back-rip dialer nodule to be connected N
required.
The 514OXM Is desioned to meet file following standards;
Commercial Burglary:
UI-609 Grade A local rn"rcallllle prenlIc /sale c rilmtrIel t1f;4/NPFA 7 it local and
Arid vaunt L1l nrJ4/Nf'PA 71 central
UL 611/1610 Grades A, AA Conifal Station station
UL 365 Grades A, AA roik. Conned
iASY PnoonAMMI1`10 The 5140XM can bo prngrarltmod at the offirn prior In 111- lailnn or on the job
site directly from a cmisnln or from a laptr•p cornpnfor usinq the 413OPC
downbadinq sollwnrn and ill" 4100S
al M Pl /panel . "riot Inl"rlar" Module. It can
so t>q prograntrn"d r"rrinlFlly over the switch-I Inlnpil"110 cairns uslnp a PC, the
4IMPC Software arxf a I tayng 1200 SMAr1 f Mr)I)r-kj rrTr tnslntl"r ronv III"rx e
file panel Is Pre flm(jrirmmnrl Will) a meal the needs of ;nl nl alnrllnrd vah,n^ lllal is designed to
III, inslallallons. 1h"s" vahl"s flowovnr, can be changed to
suit the needs of any particular installation. 1Ile panel can also be pre-
programmed by III() inslallFlr with one of vur standard co111111 cation default
Programming values, eli►ninaiirlg the need for "xi@n^,iv" p►ogranlnling time and
effort.
Ml9MonY-or-ALAnA4 The Panel provk)ns a mnnlnr
code to S+Innrn an alnrrn ar,fY of-alarm IFl 11urn, whir:h, Irr>nn nr)lerinq a sncurify
for In disarm tlln I),trulj1y pnili�n of ih" sysiern i
aulorriat�aily disphys al 7nr1nR Ihal were in an alarm roil,iilk)n ,, t
BUILT-iN 113;11's For end-usnr convnnf"rw-n, the 514OXM rnnlninn a built In Urnrs Manual. By
MAMMAL A11D depressinq and I)oklirq an rl 11 Dcscn'Plon n;vlrW brief explanation of Ihal pa,llcularrl undlonclioti n Yrrnllsilar;rossnlh"lp naipir 5 s�r t umerlC
d+Gpiay. in addition, all proprnrnrned zone dFlsc01119rs can bn di�play"d (one al a I
Iirne) by pressing arKi hol(I+n(7 the r1-ADY kny for , seronds. Ihnn rFlleasing the 1
key. this Serves a, a clinck for Installers In I,n surn all (fns(;IIpIOrr are"@ill@red I
properly.
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WARNING:OWNER'S INSTRUCTION NOTICE NOT TO BE REMOVED
REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS N6019 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - TEST BURGLARY SYSTEM WEEKLY
WARNING: TYPES OF FIRE SIGNALLING SERVICE:
THIS UNIT MAY BE PROGRAMMED TO Manual tire alarm automatic lire alarm,sprnkbr supervisory and waterlbw alarm LA Listed local coned jnrrriandil
This equipment should be UL Listed central station,prolected premises"when used with 514ODLM back-up dialer modtae or 7620LJLF LORRA.
INCLUDE AN ALARM VERIFICATION Instanalon hmlts under pmsdiction ollocal aultrorny
installed in accordance FEATURE THAT WILL RESULT IN A DELAY
with the National Fire Attach 5140OLM module 10 main PCB shield using J2 VOLTAGE TRIGGERS
Protection Association's OF THE SYSTEM ALARM SIGNAL FROM e 4 standoff m
s(supplied) e I See enu tons for
It"r use and programing;
own)
THE INDICATED FIRE CIRCUITS.THE ® ® (delaull I—Lions sh
Standard 71 and 72A
TOTAL DELAY CONTROL UNIT PLUS BACK UP SEIZE I DUT PANIC1
LED(GREEN)
(National Fire Protection ( 2.ouT 7�TROUOLE)
SMOKE DETECTORS)SHALL NOT EXCEED I O �,OUT 6 IBURGILARY
SUP RVAssoc.,Batterymarch Park, 60 SECONDS.NO OTHER INITIATING � " O BACK-UP PHONE JACK sAnOuinc ,MA.02269 .Printed O SEE TELCO i5.OUT 2 FIRE)
y ) DEVICES SHALL BE CONNECTED TO —O— JACK sl/ocK '6.ouT 5 RE MOTE CONSOLE SOUNDER)
information describing proper THESE CIRCUITS UNLESS APPROVED BY I WARNING R'J'% zOUT I OPENCLOSE)
installation,operation, THE LOCAL AUTHORITY HAVING O BELOW i9 IN 1( Loop
testing,maintenance and JURISDICTION. C knell 1.marn Pce O (coned usig R,pplra ble)d cal RATINGS our 1.�.7
repair service is to be heade J]p hbbon o $ipe,son m programmaGb LOW 2K TO GROUND
provided with this equipment. CIRCUIT CONTROL UNIT SMOKE DETECTOR cable lur O HIGH 10-I4VDC,20mA MAX
(ZONE) DELAY-SEC MODEL DELAY-SEC BACK UP TLM ON HOC;( !OTHER OUTS LOW I TO GROUND
HIGH.10-14VDC THRU SK
VOLTAGE THRESHOLD(BLUE) BACKUP DIALER EARTH --_....__._._. .......__.
INTACT 25V GROUND SCREW
V (wv an e 10 m PCB(2) VOLTAGE
CUT: 17V bmirial 930) TRIGGERS Oa�00000b J2
eInot supemsed)
® OPTIONAL 5140DLM BACK-UP DIALER MODULE Make connectnns usng
4142TR cable(no,supplied)
e MAIN PCB SHIELD ell MAIN TLM ON HOOK
BATTERY TABS �� 0 VOLTAGE
TAGE THRESHOLD
THE DELAY TIME MARKED ON THE INSTALLED (l'll�/
BLK - . RED DETECTORS IS TO BE USED -• •-•---•- --•-----••-_....._...._...._......., ACT25 V
O ( ) i J4 CONSOLE PORT 82 CUT.t]v
LO i See nsa regardrg Pon e2 use CONNECTION OF THE FIRE ALARM
SIGNAL TO A FIRE ALARM HEAD
( 1.GROUND(to console black wee) W6
BELL CIRCUIT SUPERVISION JUMPERS CONSOLE PORT/2 :4.DA1A IN 2(b console sett wee) ' OUARTERS OR A CENTRAL STATION (BLUE)
INTACT Supernsed 2k EOLR ! pr SHALL BE PERMITTED ONLY WITH
Connect to 12V,12AH minrS/.4AH max ) 1 1�O i S Z L 1 J1-__• !5.AUX PWR f2 0.console red—a) THE APPROVAL OF THE LOCAL INTERFACE TO 5140OLM
CUT NotauPdvised Iro OLR used UC) V VOUV Rat 10 14 VDC.
lead al batteries useg cables supplied. BELL 1 BELL 2
See nstructam for required capacity IOOmA rnax See role I AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION
Float char i volt 10.7VDC.Bats ^ Make—Clrons irsi :7.DATA OUT 2(10 console yellow wire) THE BURGLARY ALARM SIGNAL 000000000
p ng ape ry --O �V ! SHALL NOT BE CONNECTED TO A
riormaty,need not be replaced Ior Wit W4 4 t427R cable Is 1 ! pWS 2,].fie 8 6 9 NOT USED POLICE EMERGENCY NUMBER
at 4a 1 3 yrs (WHITE) (WHITE) (nol sips 1 :.................................._.................................. MAIN
ConnecOPn AL t
TANSFMR BELL OUTPUTS AUX.RELAY CONSOLE SORT It low 10NE 2 1.1 zoNE s 1.Ili 1.7 1.1 RJ0l x using
7EFINAI BLOCK KBT:E 1 2 ��] 4 5 6) �7 6 9� /0 �11 t2 17 t4��15 16�F17 16%Fe, 20� 21 22 27 24� 25 zs 27� tf 2y R171% SWe Supplied is
ADEMCO NO.4147KK pogrammable
20NE1 PHONE JACK
AC WIRING IS c
SUPERVISED BELL BELL O W } w w Y WARNING:
OUTPUT + — + — _ _ + —o oM
W° 8 TO PREVENT
06L�ACK3 ed Bi cxli Vstrg iuA m� cn RISK OF
BELL BELL -- i--� REMOTE CONSOLEo og �$ ELECTRICAL
TRANSFORMER UW/ENCLOSURE AUX RELAY(FORM C) 5)77ADR 11 ell) U =-r 2 f. POLLING SHOCK,
ADEMCO No.1451 poprammeble re a SEE NOTE3W SW2� a�0 LOOP DISCONNECT
Isuppked) FIN rotuepervredl s + — ,.._._........................ W �a �fe �U TELCOJACK
INPUT 120VAC. INPUT �N No Ra" ¢= C>28V,2.BA — — — — 8� $Y BEFORE
1 OA ma. Coned b a resrstrve loads AU%ILIARV POWER/1 + + + It lire rySERVICING
Oedraled ownet Raw 10 14VDC n x 1 + + — THISPANEL
1 A% STANDBY) + + �SS 4190
OUTPUT:18VAC Incite 2) 2.7A MAXALARM) gR[ RPM
72VA Saenote 1. EARTH GROUND
ALARM POLARITY SHOWNENO
N.C. N.C. See e,s ad oroons br
N.C. N.C. NC. popesBann proud
_. Each output mar be ssMded br connecbauStyle Y swenvebn a m srpervirson
NOTE nr (See rrrim PCB turrprin WI.We and
The mfro taueod� � program hold]•10) OENO. No N.O. NO N.O
�trawn from eu.pw+ft,al pwr/2.
'.and poling boD cared exceed � FIRE CKTS.Supeniu using 2k EOIR. 4196
I.OA Tee canib,rtW Wrm—,.,AElse Petaled sounding
deces. 2k Incite 2) 2k 2k 2k 21, 2k 2k 2Ir PIR
trewn iom au.Pwt f I,sex BURG CKTS.Scpemsnn rot req•d.
pp+w^e 262.poasq loop bet I and EOLRs nol req'd May use non ZONE 1-$NOTES
bN 2 caretol exceed 2.7A polenzed devices. •As zones Provide Style B uyernsbn •Ratings tot rows 1,2:
'•NOTE 2- i Rahrngs.f0 14VDC,2.7A max. •Zone resistance laxckbrq EOLR) 10 14VDC TO OTHER DEVICES
!2k FOIR a Adentm niodM 610-7 i See note 1,see Instructions Zones 1,2.8 100 ohm ma. 2mA max for smoke del.(up to 16 detectors Po"Loop
;NOTE]: I for conpauble devices Other zones:300 dins mair
d the type ssppsscc'��Iled In the ertwuctrdw Hatnps.
I i5/1 tnsau tons m aetlr p DIP Zone response 750 500mS(at zones) can be uaed) (I )
•UL eon"Wi ID:A 64,rtA,man.Sere stole 1.
I Cone M lrgn� I Do nor mix ire ad burg.seruds m w loop See anaucuons kx
Conplibble i wuleU ePp,ovy ALL CIRCUITS ARE POWER LIMITED EXCEPT N.C.oorMrb for Grp.usepe Orly. �s
LM 1001 eutrorb__i_,-� THE OUTPUT OF THE$451 TRANSFORMER end lot,max vies
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514OXM SUMMARY OF CONNECTIONS
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` SIGNALING DEVICE S
INGTON2000
5000 �00 •
_ !• 0 SERIES
Harrington:Signal,
2519 Avenue.: . . : ..
enue,: P�Od Box 590, Moline,Illinois 61265-0590 j'� .c' M;; {
Phone: (309) 762-0731, Fax: (309).762-8215 1
FEATURES
• "N"Series: UL Listed, 1971/464, for 15cd Non-
Sleeping Areas
• "W"Series: UL Listed, 1971/464, for 15cd Non- —
Sleeping Areas. Also Meets ADA 75cd for Public
Areas
d
• "D"Series: UL Listed, 1971/464, for 75cd Non- '
Sleeping Areas. Also Meets ADA 75jsj„[or public
Areas
• "S"Series: UL Listed, 197P/464, for 110cd Sleeping; z
Areas.Also Meets ADA 1 L Ocd for Sleeping Areas {
• ULC, CSFM, BSA / MEA, FM pending M
• Polarized 1 2VIX:and 24VDC Versions Available
• horn, Bell, and tAhime Units Available a_• i i
• .Speaker Units Available Y f
• Electronic Sorulrle.r tl},its Available
;(and,llone stmbe Units Available
• Nominal 1 F17, Flash Rate
• Wall and Celling Units Available
• IBEW/USA Crafted
• Made In the U.S.A.
1'ESCRI1910N
The 5500— N / by / I r /S series of strobes provide The merall
ri .1 Width
tual indications to comi)ly with U1, 1971 and ADA �,1 1.25"1 The slrtihf-It
lf�ll.; call f,al achedlhn v riolls
v.-luirements. of ol,lional y;rill: or 1,1:1Ie•s that are designed of
The "N" version offers IScd lighting and is used ;tardy metal conslrn(-li}jn. 1:111sh and surface units
hi non-sleeping areas where lower candela is tire, supplied in red sliarlex while r eiliny; units are
r}'�l�rired per UL 197E tinishcd in en:lrnel.The"W" versionoffers 15cd UL 1971 lighting an't "W" s white ('I'he ceiling nulunt "N"
eries strolit, units have h01`170111a1 S/ 8"
�s"Ile also providing an ADA compliant 75cd frontal 111y01 letters.) All stand alone strobe "airs come with F
output.
Iwo 8" red wires anal two I black wires for easy
The "D"offers a 75cd version that meets ADA device connection, when lhr- strobe is packaged ++
rerluirements for regular lighted areas while also sat- wilh all audible device, it will cilher have two wires I
isfying tjL 1971. with connectors for use will, S1911a1s artd speakers
The"S"version intensifies an ADA area with 1 F II1at have mating connectors or be supplied with
d and Could be used In sleeping areas to help wake leads as described ahme.
copie,th4t are hearings unpaired per UL 1971. ilarrington Sirobe awl Sigr1:11 rerluire low,
�.
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eran Wlth 5/8* high red "FIRE"letters.The top of technical data ) y 1 _ g pages [or
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GI;NI;RAL 14#OUTI) G INSTALLATION•INSTRUCTIONS4.
INGLE GANG AMOUNT
The SStil� etles mounts to a standard single gang
hckbci tWrder backbox separately,
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F1.1IS11 MMUNT
-fi r r 'I'iie 5521 series rttni,nts to a cian(Iard 4" square
go" backbox. Order ba( khox separately.
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too, #Ity's
SURFACE, MOUNT
-I'lte 5522 series IO a rl" square surface back- a
1,x. Order backbox separately.
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Note:All units crre r>r irr(loor rise oitly
�rtIF,s _
30I t Surface rtackh,,.r (I/ " t',nt(liiiti
3015, Surface Itackl� x (;i/'t" (:(uttittif)
301 4" Square liar):bnx
TYPICAL WIRING I)IAGRANi
POI,nRI1Y IviARKE-FIN(:, IS FOR S1;5'fElvt IN \1.AImr.
FROM RED RED nFHD
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COMPATIBLE o NEXT
CONTROL EVICE OR
PANEL OR STnOSE .D.L.
PREVIOUS ESISTORDEVICE BLK BLK RLK
DO NOT LOOP,"T"TAP OR BRANCH CONNFCT SIGNAL CIRCUIT FIELI)
WIRES.CUT WIRE RUN TO PROVIDE ELECTRICAL SUPERVISION IN CASE
ANY CONNECTION COMES OFF. " -
W 1 dttr�itlbti=t f!�'q' ' i ' lendld'bnly a!'flu,ill 46ty,and la subject to chine without noti�t. ��•'
deyl �ltl dtkilniti� l g +�
hh 111�lIlij i letta/vhIch cot�•►"itift technlcat .Ilmttattnn and liability 1111F) Fiatt�
T� br iie M itid tltnitatlotl�btlt;Ulti06*1rh(ch also,mntarns Important lnt6ninitt8
F 11 lu A,hi/ormatltlh''1DlfhtalnM In,these decupients,al"Icl be'kolWit
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°HSPS SERIES
- :.. INGTOW'_
Non-Co��d Manual� Pull Stations
Harrington Signals Inc.
251 4th`Avenue, .0 Box 5909 Moline, Illinois 61265-0590
Phone: (309) 762- 731,'Fax: 309- ( ) 762-8215 .
FEATURES
' UL and CSfM Listed
Durable Die Cast ll()using
14 GA Plated.Steel flack Plate
" Corrosion itthihit Surfaces
Terminal Block or Pigtail Connection
Single Gang Mounting
Surface (use of i-ISPS-BB) or Senil-riush Wall g
Mounting
• 10 Amp Snap Action Switch
* Single or Double Action
"T" Pull Ilarime or Key Operated institutional 1
Models t �"
" Red Enamel finish 1Standard) or speciai Colors
Available
Allen Wrench or kev AccessWA
DESCRIP HON
The Harrington ni(,(lei number LISPS series, non- �
coded manual pull stations provide the most reliable .�.
manually activated inprit signal for early warning;
signaling oil supervised or non-supervised alarm
systems.
he [{SPS stations are constructed of a die cast boos- �� hen (lie die casl ht>i,sing; is ( pcilefl, the "'T" will
ing which is connecie<I to a 14 Ga plated steel back i`'�'er may he rrsc t In the rnornial (�p(•rating position.
plate at the lower hottom corners. I he IISI'S series st;11ijt11s can be I#.,_,11,fl without the '
pall lever, niomiled on the (lie cast hou.s- "yeti In pail the "1"' poll ht• using; the allen I
Ing, is constructed of(lie cast steel and is painted (vrench or key (dt•lw1wing, on Ili(• iii„(gel being used)
white with raised lettering painted red that reads toopening Ilie di(• ca-1 ht1iiaing;. OI,t•ning the(lie
"PULL DOWN." When the "T" pull lever is activated (-ast housing allows the I►intig er on the contact
(Pulled), it allows the plunger on the contact arrangement to hr actit,tl(d, thus srn(ting a signal
arrangement to be activated. I(i the control panel•
The E1SPS series stations come standard with an The iiSPS series siation cart Ile used with or without
ailed wrench for locking, resetting and testing. With a break glass ro(I positioned lit front of tile -I," pull
the"KL"option, a key i lever. The glass rod is not needed 1() hold the "T"
s used tv lock, reset of test
the station', hill lever hi Its normal operating position.
Whert,(lie "T" pull lever has been pulled, It remains The LISPS series stations ha%•r an optional Dual
-- Action feature. The Dual Action option is a metal
protruding out iron() the HSPS series station at a 90 I
degree angle until the the cast housingis opened by
(over that Iles over tltr "'1"' pull lever. The Dual
o Action cover is painted red with-t a words NLIt'1'
either the alien wrench or key(depending on the "
model being used). I ULL slik screcnr(i ht white: to activate the 1iSPS w,.,,z, q. - v'-' t pni �5:.i`'A'.,x�a,al;ry�x hb..` 53f♦ rc t
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200B SERIES
RINGTON Heat Detectors
Harrington Signal, Inc,' ,.
2519 4th Avenue; P.O. Box 590, Moline, Illinois 61265-0590
Phone: (309) 762-07,31, Fax: (309) 762-8215
Rate-off•Rlse and Fixed Temperature
•Use for property protection Only
•FM(FACIOFy Mutual)approved
UL Usted _
FEATURES
•WHITE-blend with crllbig.•LOW PROFILE-with wide base cov-
ering mounting plate and box. •POSITIVE OPERATING INUICA-
TION-when fixed temperature element Is activated,center fits falls
free from detector.(Detector replacement is required)w ON SUIT
TFSTING-rate-of-pier fealure is automatically self-restoring permit- <
ling on site testing of this feature.•EASY INSTALLATION-twist and '
It locks In place:same motntting plate for 3 1/2 or 4 Inch octagfm The heal Delecifir Is a►•ailahle with rithrr a metal or white plastic
box Or open mOlmling.Terrninals clearly marked.•WIDF,SPACiNG reversible moln►11119 plate.ISO,Mile 11).11foli the metal plate(see
-50 foot centers on rate-cif-rhe and fixed temperature units.(See I'rlf)w)anti Iliaetlf•plait'(See page F2.1)car►he Is for either flush of
Specification Table for tirtails) sinface momnlleig.
DESCRIVI'lON Skirt-Cat.No.A2.5 1
Pre:nritive virloir It, fiver Het
inoluillo
Ileat Detectrns are available with 135 or 194 degree Fahrenheit Fit. file ZOOS-PI.(See No lf•f•I)trrirt tlrn•Irtalettlr. I'nr ww withNix witellrstandarfl 3
Ings:In fixed or fixed and rile-of-rise temperature nperation with 112"or 4"octagon boeet. 1 1/2"deep.
single circuit normally open ronlacts.
!:nnlaCt iallnl,c••n all ,nnrlrle.ter• t atnl+e rr,•(,Ire 1);�'Af', I.0 amps
,r 6 if)211V VC,0.1 antes I* I LSV lit:and.Oi amps 0 250V I)C.
NotlneaCerente NOTES:
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Ntirrdl� Re RdeofM" ier"p, DRAM fxcta"R I)R.(eD.tRl&Jet).
d CM4 to 1"I)or pal temp• firm 4y3/ ) Warlmuvrl deledor emiorlg•Mt boon dotwminod by tit In prroiidp d.Ierlfi,n Ome equal to spffnMer
rat Re.' rf¢„"s rnnfxtt r"temp 'F R 9 dpvires lwpd at In font int.w.'In 1Inn egnar.fool 0r.1)nn.,anmMh r•iflmf 15 lenl 91whet hlph.
7Rr p Sq.n. Spxfig IR^t•]) I1;gher"'tin a ran advf•. ,line
to le I q N 1 dnU,rllnn pm"M tome inUanrrt,.1tll•r dtlr"tlnn may he
I nnq A rlvM 1 fell nh111n"d by r.dnehiR rho epvrR,q bolnn•n inn•,Inw .n.•o App.ndi,r.r:,rld•lot Awrimant mtetYor
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M 1 fOO 7 inchpt.
1 natp g1•nito Winer It 15'r,kim r.ii n—inrinq
Tate ) 1 Fi- 150
NARRIRn It Apy am tpaeed In artmU•re with Is.,Ann thN A•y ran rnnlrih.0 wifhtn m nrnall ore glory prnpram,to
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MODEL 400 SERIES
(j!@ HARRINGTONVibrating &
Single Stroke Bells & Chime
Harrington Signal, Inc.
2519 4th Avenue, P.O. Box 590, Moline, Illinois 61265-0590
Phone: (309) 762-0731, Fax: (309) 762-8215
FEATURES
• UL/ULC/FM/CSFM/MEA Approved
• Modern Design
• Low Operating Current
• High dB Output
• Noise Cancellation Circuitry
• AC or DC Operation
• Vibrating or Single Stroke
• Mounts on a Standard 4" Box
DESCRIPTION —
The new integral bell and chime design
combines the bell mechanism and gong or
chime kit into one unit. Designed and built
with special materials to provide loud
resonant tones which are desirable in fire
alarm, life safety, and general signaling
applications. Four gong sizes and a chime
are available to provide several different All parallel units are designed with terminals
distinctive tones and to overcome different to insure proper supervision as well as to
ambient noise levels. provide better electrical connections.
Parallel devices also include a blocking
All units are designed for installation on a network for connection to a supervised
standard 4" square electrical back-box. signal circuit. Each DC unit is also provided
Adapters allow surface, semi-flush, flush, with noise cancellation circuitry to prevent
and weatherproof mounting. the transmission of transient spikes typically
generated by DC contact type electro-
All bell and chime models can be used on mechanical devices.
either coded or non-coded signaling systems.
Single stroke devices are available for series
AC, series DC, parallel AC, or parallel DC.
Vibrating devices are available for parallel
�„1 AC or DC applications.
<< POLLINA LOOP cURRENT DRAW WORKSHEET �, ,:•± ,;. ; ;mot„ l
Rater to the POLLING LOOP section for device restrictions for fira and bur la usage. -1
RPM DEVICE
} CURRENT U TOTAL
I 4194 Contact 1mA
1 4192SD Photo Smoke 0.4 mA
4192SDT Smoke wheat 0.4 mA
4192CP ion Smokeaur,lr s ,.
0.4 mA
4275 Dual PIR 1 .OmA
4196 Quad PIR 1.0mA
4278 Quad PIR 1.0 mA
4190 2-Zone RPM i mA(LOW);
r' 4190 2-Zone RPM 2 mA HIGH
- 4208 8-Zone RPM 16 mA tjt
� TOTAL Cannot�xeMd MmA•.... •n,art•. .
The total current cannot exceed 64mA. M total bad exceeds 64mA,then a 4197 loop extender module can be used.
This module Is powered from the panel's auxiliary power and provides a separate polling loop output which can
support an additional 64mA bad. Note that the 4197 is listed for commercial burglary use,only and that the total!
number of points connected to the panel cannot exceed 56. r
?6TAL 1;TANb8Y/ALARM LOAD WORKSHEETS i
To calculate the total current for the Aux. power 1, Aux power 2, bell 1 bell 2 outpu4o41i,polling
loop current, multiply the each device's standby and/or alarm current by the number of units Used.
1) Enter devices used
on aux. power 1 AUX. POWER 1 OUTPUT Total Current
output, calculate Devlce Model 0 Device Current X # of Units n Standby Alarm
standby and alarm
currents, then add to
get aux. power 1
rr•,. current subtotal. i
r ,
i
Aux. Power 1 Output Subtotal
(terminals 10 8 t 1) 1.0A max 2.3A max
2j Enter devices used AUX. POWER 2 OUTPUT
on aux. power 2 c Total Currant
output, calculate Device Model # Devine Current X # of Units Standb -Alarm
standby and alarm ,
currants, than add to
get aux. power 2
current subtotal
Aux. Power 2 Output Subtotal '
(connector J4-pin 5) 400mA max 400mA max
3) Enter devices BELL 1 OUTPUT
connected to boll 1 r r,. ' Total Current
output, calculate Device Model * Device Current X of Units n Standb Alarm
alarm currents, then 61/-L XXXXXX p
add to get bell 1 r2Q�
output current �+ XXXXXX'' y,.
subtotal. ' XXXXXX"
XXXXXX - r'
XXXXXX
XXXXXX , .
XXXXXX
Bell 1 Output Subtotal(terminals 3&4)2.3amp max XXXXXX
31 —
4) Enter devices BELL 2 OUTPUT
connected to bell 2 Device Modal.# bevlc*n Current X of Units Total Current
output, calculate � = Standby Alarm
alarm curr6nts, then Sta
add to get bell 2 XXXXXX
output current XXXXXX
subtotal. I XXXXXX
XXXXXX
XXXXXX
XXXXXX
XXXXXX
Bell 2 Output Subtotal(terminals 5 &6)2.3amp max XXXXXX
5) Enter the total polling POLLING LOOP
loop current using t, Total Current
values calculated In
Total, Alarm
the polling loop (Enter worksheet total in both standby a alarm columns)polling Loop Subtotal +: • Ir
workshost,
8) thtor` this t:elct,laled COMBINED AUX.. POWER, BELL AND POLLING LOOP
subtotals of all listed iota)Current ,
outputs thou add to Standb Alarm f`
got combined Aux. Power 1 Out ut Subtotal
currsnL Aux. Power 2 out out Subtotal
Bell 1 Out ut Subtotal a
Bell 2 output Subtotal
Polling Loop Subtotal.
Add all subtotals
(Cannot exceed 1.0 amp max.standby;2.3 amp Max. alarm —21,03
l 7) Thasi values are ) � a
fixed: 5140XM PCB CURRENT
Total Current
Standby Alarm
i Includes 2,wir6 smoko detector loading on zones 1,&2 and trigger 300mA
470mA
i Out Put currents
5140DLM Back-up Dialer Module
5mA 15mA'
ac ua y awe m wen ac ve. owever,smoe (inactive) (active)
dialer current,and since main dialer is inactive when 5140DLM is active,51 0DLM imposes onlynISmA
added current on power supply.
8) Enter the calculated TOTAL POWER SUPPLY LOAD
combined currents Total Current
than add to total PCB .'Standb Alarm
cuPront. Combined aux. wer,bell and pollinglooptotal
Total PCB currorlt a ' r^
' Total power supply bad 3 /.O C
9) Using the total BATTERY CAPACITY CALCULATION WORKSHEET
calculated power For 24 hour stand followed by 5 minute fire or 15 minute fire/burglary fire/burglary alarm
supply toad (step 8), Capacity
calculate the batteryFormula j capacity required for Standby Cap acit total Calc Value
standby load X 24 hours X 1.1 contingency factor
,.the Installation. use total standbybad from previous worksheet g 00 A«r
ly
Alarm Capacity total alarm bad X 0.083 hours(5 minutes)
ro7h 1
use total alarm bad from provious worksheet t• e
l [T7ofa[CAdd standby and Alarm capacities
^ ' r.
10) Wing the battery BATTERY SELECTION TABLE �� �
capacity ,from stop -
select the The following batte►ies will fit inside the 5140XM cabinet) 'I' '� s' ' of t't" s'
. app►bpflAte battery. 12 AH Yuasa NP12-12 -
EYuE
conne 2 in parallel
17.2 AH ^,•,
` ) l 12
! ,: 24 AH i 2 connect 2 in arallel
28AH connect 4 in arallel "34.4 AH 12(connect 2 in parallel)
s.
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FIRE ALARM SYSTEM CERTIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION
Complete Parts 1 and 3 through 9 after the system is installed, and the installation wiring has been checked. Complete
Part 2 after the operational tests have been performed.
PROTECTED SYSTEM SYSTEM SERVICE
PROPERTY INSTALLER SUPPLIER ORGANIZATION
Name Shearer Trucking, Inc. Alarm&Telecom,Inc. same some
Address NE 70 Katchemak Lane P.O.Box 2664 same some
Belfair,Washington 98528 Silverdale,WA 98383
Representative Dennis A.Herrmann some same
Telephone (360)275-7485 (360)698-5000 same some
Location of As-Built Drawings-At the'Protected Property"
Location of Owner's Manuals-At the'Protected Property'.
Location of Test Reports-Fire Marshall(Authority Having Jurisdiction) Alarm&Telecom Inc
1. CERTIFICATION OF SYSTEM INSTALLATION: (Fill out after installation is complete and wiring checked for opens,shorts,ground faults,and
improper branching,but prior to conducting operational acceptance tests.)
This system installation was inspected by_Dennis A. Herrmann, Vice President on 07/22/1996 and found to comply with the
installation requirements of:
X NFPA 72A,72B, 72C,72D,72E,72F
Article 760 of NFPA 70,National Electrical CodeO
NFPA 72H
X Manufacturer's Instructions
Other(specify)
Signed Date:July 23, 1996
Organization Alarm&Telecom.Inc.
2. CERTIFICATION OF SYSTEM OPERATION:
All operational features and functions of this system were tested by Dennis A. Herrmann, Vice President on 07/23/1996 and found
to be operating in accordance with the requirements of:
X NFPA 72A,72B,72C, 72D,72E,72F
Job Specifications
X Manufacturer's Instructions
Other(specify)
Signed Date:July 23, 1996
Organization Alarm&Telecom Inc.
Test Witness for the Authority Having Jurisdiction
3. TYPE(S) OF SYSTEM OR SERVICE:
NFPA 72A-Local. If alarm is transmitted to location(s)off premises,list where received: Alarm&Telecom Inc.
NFPA 72B-Auxiliary. Indicate type of connection:
Local Energy Shunt Parallel Telephone XX Cellular Telephone
Location and telephone number for receipt of signals Alarm&Telecom.Inc. (360)698-5000
XX NFPA 72C-Remote Station:
Location and telephone number for receipt of signals
Alarm Alarm&Telecom,Inc.-(360)698-5000
Supervisory
NFPA 72D-Proprietary. If alarms are retransmitted to Public Fire Service Communications Center or Central Station,indicate location
and telephone number of the organization receiving alarm
Indicate how alarm is retransmitted
NFPA 72F-Emergency Voice/Alarm Service:
Quantity of voice/alarm channels Single Multiple (specify)
Quantity of speakers installed Quantity of speaker zones
Quantity of telephones or telephone jacks included in system
4. ALARM INITIATING DEVICES AND CIRCUITS:
Quantity and style(See NFPA 72A,Table 2-12.1)of initiating device circuits connected to system:
Quantity 1 Style Class B-2 Wire
Types and quantities of alarm initiating devices installed:
_ 2 Manual Stations xx Noncoded Coded
0 Smoke Detectors Ion XX Photo
12 Heat Detectors
Duct Detectors Ion Photo
0 Other(list)Door Holders
5. ALARM INDICATING APPLIANCES AND CIRCUITS:
Quantity of indicating appliance circuits connection to system ONE I11
Types and quantities of alarm indicating appliances installed:
1 Bells Size 10"
1 Horns
Chimes
Other(specify)
1 Visible Signals Type Strobes
Indicate whether: 1 combined with audible _mounted separately
6. SUPERVISORY SIGNAL INITIATING DEVICES AND CIRCUITS:
Quantity and style(see NFPA 72A,Table 2-12.1)of supervisory circuits: Quantity Style
Types and quantities of supervisory and signal initiating devices installed:
Sprinkler Control Valve Quantity Engine Fire Pump:
Building Temperature Quantity Fire Pump Power Quantity
Site Water Temperature Quantity Fire Pump Running Quantity
Site Water Supply Level Quantity Engine-Driven Generator: Quantity
Electric-Driven Fire Pump: Selector in Auto.Position Quantity
Selector in Auto.Position Quantity Control Panel Trouble Quantity
Engine or Control Panel Trouble Quantity Transfer Switch Quantity
Fire Pump Running Quantity Engine Running Quantity
Other Supervisory Function(specify): Quantity
7. SIGNALLING LINE CIRCUITS:
Quantity and style(See NFPA 72A,Table 2-13.1))of signaling line circuits connected to system:
Quantity:2 Style(s)Telephone 121 Lines
8. SYSTEM POWER SUPPLIES:
a. Primary(Main): Normal Voltage 120 VAC Amps 20
Overcurrent Protection: Type BREAKER Amps 20
Location
b. Secondary(Standby):
XX Storage Battery: Amp-Hr.Rating 7
Calculated capacity to operate system,in hours XX 24 60
Engine-driven generator dedicated to fire alarm system
Location of fuel storage
c. Emergency or Standby System used as backup to Primary Power Supply,instead of using a Secondary Power Supply:
Emergency System described in NFPA 70,Article 700
Legally Required Standby System described in NFPA 70,Arficle 701
Optional Standby System described in NFPA 70,Article 702,which also meets the performance requirements of Article 700 or 701
9. SYSTEM DEVIATIONS FROM THE REFERENCED NFPA STANDARDS:
XX None
As per attached sheet(describe fully):
ALARM & TELECOM, INC. C(OPY
P.O. BOX 2664
Silverdale, Washington 98383
(360) 698-5000
Monitoring/Service Agreement
This agreement is entered into this 23rd day of July, 1996, by and between Alarm & Telecom,
Inc., hereinafter referred to as "A&TI" and "Company", and Shearer Trucking, Inc., located
at NE 70 Katchemak Lane, Belfair, Washington 98528, hereinafter referred as "Subscriber".
1. SERVICES PROVIDED:
[X] Monitoring
[X] Repair Service
[X] T&M Service
[X] Annual Maintenance
1.1 MONITORING SERVICES: Signals of the alarm systems owned by the Subscriber at the
premises, and received at the UL Central Station Monitoring Facility, shall be monitored by
COMPANY. If, in the opinion of COMPANY, use by the Subscriber adversely affects the use
of the receiving equipment, Notice of Equipment Fault (NEF) will immediately be issued and
will necessitate a corrective repair made within fifteen (15) days following such notice to
Subscriber. Subscriber acknowledges that COMPANY'S service obligation with respect to
monitoring relates solely to the repair and operation of the monitoring receiving equipment.
COMPANY is no way obligated to maintain, repair, service, replace, operate, or assure the
operation of the property, system, or any devices or device of the Subscriber, unless provided
in Paragraph 1.2 below. The Subscriber agrees to furnish the Contractor with a list of names
to be contacted in the event of an alarm and names of the individuals that will have keys to the
buildings for normal system maintenance.
1.2 REPAIR SERVICE: Subscriber authorizes COMPANY to provide repair service for the
aforesaid system(s) in accordance with the following selected by Subscriber.
1.2.1 TIME AND MATERIAL SERVICE: All repairs shall be at Subscribers expense, and all
repairs shall be performed between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. on Monday through
Friday, excluding national holidays. Repairs that COMPANY is obligated to perform pursuant
to this section shall generally be performed on the next business day following request for
service be Subscriber unless otherwise provided. Subscriber agrees to pay for all materials,
parts and labor used at COMPANY'S then prevailing rates, with a minimum one (1) hour labor
charge for each visit. payment of charges for service shall be paid within ten (10) days of
receipt of COMPANY'S invoice.
1.2.2 WARRANTY: All new installation labor is warranted for one (1) year. Newly installed
equipment is normally warranted for a period of one (1) year by the manufacturer. A&TI
warranties new equipment installed for the period of the manufacturer's warranty or one (1)
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year which ever is greatest. Repairs required during the warranted period, necessitated by
ordinary tear, wear or failure before expiration of warranty, shall be at COMPANY'S expense.
All other repairs shall be at Subscribers's expense pursuant to the terms and conditions as set
forth in Paragraph 1.2.1 as hereinabove set forth. Repairs which may be required on the part
of COMPANY shall be performed as soon as reasonably possible after receipt of notice by
COMPANY by Subscriber.
1.2.3 ANNUAL MAINTENANCE TESTING: Kitsap County directs that all commercial fire
alarm systems be both UL Central Station Monitored and tested on an annual basis.
2. PAYMENT AND TERMS: Subscriber agrees to pay to COMPANY, its agents or assigns:
2.1 For monitoring, the sum of Twenty-Seven Dollars and fifty cents ($27.50) per month, pay-
able monthly in advance, on the 1 st day of the month commencing with the month following
completion of the initial connection for a period of one (1) year. In addition, Subscriber shall
pay the pro-rats share of the service charge for the month in which the connection,
installation, or inspection is completed.
2.2 For service, the sum of Thirty-five ($35.00) Dollars per service call, which includes the first
one half hour of labor, and Forty ($40.00) Dollars per hour, payable monthly, on the first day
of the month after the work performed.
2.3 For annual maintenance testing of the fire alarm system, the sum of One Hundred Five
Dollars ($105.00) per annual test, payable monthly, on the first day of the month after the work
performed.
2.4 This Agreement can be renewed for one (1) year periods by notifying the Company, in
writing or orally. Subscribers intention to extend this Agreement IS ASSUMED if"Notice To
Extend" is NOT received by thirty (30) days prior to the expiration of the original term or
renewal term thereof.
3. RESPONSE TO ALARMS: j
3.1 CENTRAL ALARM OFFICE: If monitoring service is provided, COMPANY shall, without
warrant, make every reasonable effort to do the following:
3.1.1 Upon receipt of a burglar alarm signal, transmit the alarm to CENCOM headquarters
and notify the Subscriber or his designated representative by calling the telephone number
supplied to COMPANY in writing by Subscriber.
3.1.2 Upon receipt of a fire alarm signal, transmit the alarm to the CENCOM headquarters
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as per above.
3.1.3 Upon receipt of a water flow, sprinkler, manual, smoke or automatic fire alarm signal,
transmit the alarm to CENCOM headquarters.
3.1.4 Upon receipt of a supervisory signal, notify Subscriber of his designated
representative by calling the telephone number supplied to COMPANY in writing by
Subscriber.
4. TELEPHONE LINES: Subscriber shall pay all charges made by any telephone company
or other utility for installation, leasing and service charges of telephone lines connecting
Subscribers's protected premises to COMPANY'S Central Station when a digital
communicator or direct line is installed or when the signals are transmitted to Emergency
Services headquarters. Subscriber acknowledges that if COMPANY utilizes a digital
communicator for the purpose of transmitting alarm signals from Subscriber's premises to
COMPANY'S Central Station, and in the event Subscriber's telephone service is out of order,
disconnected, placed on vacation or otherwise interrupted, signals from Subscriber's alarm
system will not be received in COMPANY'S Central Station during any such interruption in
telephone service, and the interruption will not be known to COMPANY. Subscriber further
agrees to pay all charges made by any telephone company or utility for installation, leasing
and service charges of telephone services when Subscriber's regular telephone service is
used. Subscriber acknowledges that the signals are transmitted over telephone utility lines,
which are wholly beyond the control and jurisdiction of COMPANY and are maintained and
serviced by the applicable telephone utility.
5. FALSE ALARMS: In the event an excessive number of false alarms are caused by
Subscriber's carelessness, malicious action or accidental use of the alarms system or in the
event Subscriber in any mariner misuses or abuses the system, COMPANY may in its sole
discretion deem this to be a material breach of contract on the part of the Subscriber and , at
its option, in addition to all other legal remedies set forth below, be excused from further
performance upon the giving of the (10) days written notice to Subscriber. COMPANY 'S
excuse from performance shall not affect its right to recover damages from Subscriber. In the
event a fine, penalty or fee is assessed against COMPANY by any governmental or municipal
agency as a result of any alarm originating from Subscriber's premises, where Subscriber
intentionally, accidentally or negligently has activated the alarm signal, and no alarm condition
exists, or if COMPANY makes any service call caused by negligence of Subscriber,
Subscriber shall pay to COMPANY a charge to be set by COMPANY for each such call.
Subscriber represents he fully understands that the equipment, because of its sensitive
nature, is subject to influence of external events which are not within the control of COMPANY
and which may cause the alarm to activate. Any or all such alarms shall not excuse any of the
obligations of Subscriber as set forth in this Agreement.
6. CANCELLATION: COMPANY assumes no liability for interruption of monitoring and/or
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service due to strikes, riots, floods, storms, earthquakes, fires, power failures, acts of
Subscriber, interruption or unavailability of telephone service, acts of God, or other cause
beyond the control of COMPANY and will not be required to supply monitoring and/or repair
service to Subscriber while interruption of service due to any such cause may continue. This
Agreement may be suspended or canceled without notice at the option of COMPANY if
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COMPANY'S or Subscribers's premises or equipment are destroyed by fire or other
catastrophe, or so substantially damaged that it is impractical to continue service or in the
event COMPANY is unable to render service as a result of any action by any government
authority. Upon termination of this Agreement for any reason, Subscriber authorizes
COMPANY to enter Subscribers's premises and disconnect Subscriber's signaling equipment
from COMPANY'S monitoring system.
7. SUBSCRIBER'S DUTIES: The Subscriber shall carefully and properly test and set, or
have set, the alarm system of the premises during the term of this Agreement. If any defect in
operation of the system develops, or in the event of a power failure or other interruption at
Subscriber's premises, Subscriber shall notify COMPANY immediately. If space protection
(i.e., Ultra-Sonic, Microwave, Infra-Red, etc.) is a part of said system, Subscriber shall walk
test the system each day in the manner recommended by COMPANY. When any device or
protection is used, including but not limited to space protection, which is affected by
turbulence of air, occupied airspace change, or disturbing conditions, Subscriber shall turn off
or remove all things, animate or inanimate, including but not limited to forced air heaters, air
conditioners, horns, bells, animals, and any other sources of air turbulence or movement,
which may interfere with the effectiveness of the system during closed periods while the alarm
system is on. Subscriber shall notify COMPANY of any remodeling or other changes to the
protected premises that may affect the operation of the system. Subscriber agrees to furnish
to COMPANY a written list of the names, titles, addresses, phone numbers and signatures of
all persons authorized to enter or remain on the premises and/or be notified in the event of an
alarm. All changes, revisions and modification to the above shall be supplied to COMPANY in
writing.
8. DEFAULT BY SUBSCRIBER: If Subscriber fails to pay any amount herein provided within
ten (10) days after COMPANY shall have request in writing performance thereof, of if any
proceeding in bankruptcy, receivership or insolvency shall be commenced by or against
Subscriber or his property, or if Subscriber makes any assignment for the benefit of creditors,
COMPANY shall have the right but shall not be obligated to exercise any one or more of the
following remedies: (a) Recover the existing amounts due from Subscriber and continue to
service the system, In which case COMPANY shall be entitled to recover, in addition, the
monthly amounts due under the contract for said services; or (b) Disconnect Subscriber's
system from COMPANY'S monitoring network upon five (5) days written notice and recover
from Subscriber all sums COMPANY may be entitled to under the law.
9. COMPANY IS NOT AN INSURER; LIMITATION OF LIABILITY:
9.1 It is understood and agreed: That COMPANY is not an insurer; that insurance, if any,
shall be obtained by Subscriber; that the payments provided for herein are based solely on
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the value of the service as set forth herein and are unrelated to the value of the Subscriber's
property or the property of others located on Subscriber's premises; that COMPANY makes no
guaranty or warranty, including any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness that the
equipment or services supplied will avert or prevent occurrences of the consequences
therefrom which the system or service is designed to detect or avert. Subscribers
acknowledges that it is impractical and extremely difficult to fix the actual damages, if any,
which may proximately result from COMPANY'S negligence, or a failure to perform any of the
obligations herein, including, but not limited to installation, service, or monitoring or the failure
of the system to properly operate with resulting loss to Subscriber because of, among other
things:
9.1.1 The uncertain amount or value of Subscriber's property of the property of others kept
on the premises which may be lost, stolen, destroyed, damaged or otherwise affected by
occurrences which the system or service is designed to detect or avert,
9.1.2 The uncertainty of the response time of any police or fire department, paramedic unit
or others, should they be dispatched as s result of a signal being received or an audible
device sounding,
9.1.3 The inability to ascertain what portion, if any, of any loss of property, personal injury or
death would be proximately caused by COMPANY'S failure to perform or by its equipment to
operate;
9.1.4 The nature of the service to be performed by COMPANY. Subscriber understands and
agrees that if COMPANY should be found liable for loss or damage due from COMPANY'S
negligence, or a failure of COMPANY to perform any of the obligations herein, including but
not limited to installation, monitoring or service, or the failure of the services or equipment in
any respect whatsoever, COMPANY'S liability shall be limited to a sum equal to the total of
six (6) monthly payments or Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00), whichever is the
lesser, and this liability shall be exclusive; and that the provisions of the Section shall apply
if loss or damage, irrespective of cause or origin, results directly or indirectly to persons or
property, from performance or non-performance of the obligations imposed by this Contract,
or from negligence, active or otherwise of COMPANY, its agents, servants, assigns or
employees.
10. THIRD PARTY INDEMNIFICATION: When Subscriber in the ordinary course of business
has the property of others in his custody, or the alarm system extends to protect property of
others, Subscribers agrees to and shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless COMPANY, its
employees and agents for and against all claims brought by parties other than the parties to
this Agreement. This provision shall apply to all claims regardless of cause, including
COMPANY'S performance or failure to perform and including defects in products, design,
installation, operation or non-operation of system, whether based upon active or passive
negligence, contribution, indemnification, warranty, or strict or product liability on the part of
COMPANY, its employees or agents, but this provision shall not apply to claims for loss or
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damage solely and directly caused by an employee of COMPANY while on Subscriber's
premises.
11. Subrogation: So far as it is permitted by Subscriber's property insurance coverage,
Subscriber hereby releases, discharges and agrees to hold COMPANY harmless form any
and all claims, liabilities, damages, losses or expenses, arising from or caused by hazard
covered by insurance in or on the Subscribers's premise whether said claims are made by
Subscriber, his agents, or insurance company or other parties claiming under or through
Subscriber. Subscriber agrees to indemnify COMPANY against, and defend and hold
COMPANY harmless from any action for subrogation which may be brought against
COMPANY by any insurer or insurance company or its agents or assigns including the
payment of all damages, expenses, costs and attorney's fees. Subscriber shall notify his
insurance carrier of the terms of this provision.
12. LIMITATION ON ACTIONS; WAIVER OF TRIAL JURY: Both parties hereby agree that
no suit or action that relates in any way to this Agreement (whether based upon contract,
negligence or otherwise) shall be brought against the other more than one (1) year after the
accrual of the cause of action therefore. In addition, both parties hereby waive any rights to a
jury trial in any judicial action brought by either party which relates in any way to this
agreement (whether based upon contract, negligence or otherwise).
13. ASSIGNEES/SUBCONTRACTORS OF COMPANY: COMPANY shall have the right to
assign this Agreement to any other person, firm or corporation without notice to Subscriber,
and shall have the further right to subcontract any installation or monitoring or services which
it may perform. Subscriber acknowledges that this Agreement and particularly Paragraphs 10
through 13 relating to COMPANY'S maximum liability and third party indemnification inure to
the benefit of and are applicable to any assignees and/or subcontractors of COMPANY and
that they bind Subscriber with respect to said assignees and/or subcontractors of COMPANY
with the same force and effect as they bind Subscriber to COMPANY.
14. PURCHASE ORDERS: It is understood and agreed by and between the parties hereto,
that if there is any conflict between this Contract and Subscriber's purchase order, or any
other document, this Agreement will govern, whether such purchase order or other document
is prior or subsequent to this Agreement.
15. ATTORNEY'S FEES: In the event is shall become necessary for COMPANY to
institute legal proceeding to collect the cost of any charges as set forth herein, then and in
such proceeding, Subscriber shall pay to COMPANY reasonable attorney's fees and all court
costs.
16. INVALID PROVISIONS: In the event any of the terms or provisions of this Agreement
shall be declared to be invalid or inoperative, all of the remaining terms and provisions shall
remain in full force and effect.
17. ENTIRE INTEGRATION AGREEMENT; MODIFICATION; ALTERATIONS; WAIVER:
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This writing is intended by the parties as a final expression of their agreement and as a
complete and exclusive statement of the terms thereof. This Agreement supersedes all prior
representations, understandings or agreements of the parties, and the parties rely only upon
the contents of this agreement in executing it. This Agreement can only be modified by a
writing signed by the parties or their duly authorized agent. No waiver of breach of any terms
or condition of this Agreement shall be construed to be a waiver of any succeeding breach.
18. NOTICES: All notices to be given hereunder shall be in writing and may be served, either
personally or my mail, postage prepaid to the addresses set forth in the Agreement or to any
other address provided by one to the other from time to time in writing.
SUBSCRIBER:
Shearer Trucking, Inc.
Agreed: Date: July 23, 1996
COMPANY:
Approved: David E. Oliver, President Date: July 22, 1996
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