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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIS96-0437 Fire Alarm Systems - FIR Permit / Conditions - 7/12/1996 MASON COUNTY Mason County Bldg. III 426 W. Cedar P.O. Box 186 Shelton, Washington 98584 M 1 _S;CC: EF L I_ A N 1= C3 tJ S P E R M Ii '1 FOtl i NSPECT I O1dS CALL 4PT-9670 MI S96-0437 PARCEL : 123285000002 PLAT : D I V :'1 RLK i i LOT 0 JOB ADDRESS : NE. 60 RIDGE POINT RI VD SELFA 1 R APNL. I CANT i UNITED STATES POST OFFICE 431-44 i 1 OWNER : UNITED STATES POST OFFICE 431-4411 LEGAL : 81 111 E Of Nil, T1 / Of m 2487 PROJLr,,T DF SCR I P7 I ON , ew e AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM � PROJECT I.00AT I ON : "WY 3 SOUTH FROM GORSI DOWNTOWW HELF'A I R NEXT TO K I TSAP BANK . PROJECT NOTES "aORba'SBlAC.Sd :`.t_te't:x"!'bE".�.,1G3%"."O.R.SASfpL'�ARTYK;�T. :II.b�a<10E'"2T TYPF AMOUNT BY DATE: RECEIPT KS 07/09/96 163 t _ )1-r-j TOTALa 50 .00 OWNER OR AGENT � � DATE 11S ?#IIT, rev. 04101192 COMPLIANCE TO ATTACHED CONDITIONS IS REQUIRED 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 D.W.V. WALLBOARD NAILING date by date by Water Line FINAL INSPECTION date by date by date by y 0 MASON COUNTY Mason County Bldg. III 426 W. Cedar P.O. Box 186 Shelton, Washington 98584 PF-- Rm 1 T CC�NC3 i `T f C� fV *+ Case No, : MIS96-0437 Fort UNITED STATES POS'1 OFFICE Pages 1 13 'I .CHANGE SMOKE DETECTOR IN JANITORS CLOSET TO FIXED HEAT : 2 . 1 BELIEVE THAT ALL FLOW CONTROL VALVES FOR THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM WILL BE INSIDF THE BUILDING . IN THAT CASE , THE VAULT TAMPERS ARE N0'1 NEEDED . 3 . L&I INSPECTION REWIRED PRIOR TO FIRE MARSHAL FINAL . NO & Mfg I NTENANCF CONTRI CT REOU I RED AT FINAL . 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 Protection &Communications, Inc. 19630 40th Avenue West, Suite B • Lynnwood,Washington 98036 • (206) 774-9099 • FAX (206)774-6317 SCHEDULE OF EQUIPMENT- COMPONENT LIST Project: U S Post Office- Belfair SCOPE OF WORK: Provide & Install: One (1) Silent Knight 5207 Control Communicator One (1) Amseco MSB-10 Outside Bell - 24VDC One (1) Wheelock WS3T-24FR Outside Strobe- 24VDC Twelve (12) Wheelock MIZ-24WM Mini Horn/Strobes - 24VDC Two (1) Edwards 283B 135 degree Fixed Temp Heat Detectors Four (4) Federal Signal 4050 Manual Pull Stations Twenty-One (21) BRK 2400 Smoke Detectors - 24VDC Provide Connection To: Waterflow Switches Tamper Switches MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL Mason County Bldg, III 426 W. Cedar FILE COPY P.O. Box 186 Shelton,Washington 98584 (206)427-9670 - --- —_.----------._._..--- CODE ENFORCEMENT FIRE INSPECTIONS FIRE INVESTIGATION PUBLIC EDUCATION PERMIT NO.JAI p5g -C)LJ3 / MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM PERMIT APPLICATION NOTE: 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 OWNERUnited States Post Office PHONE SITE ADDRESS NE 60 ridge-Point Blvd. FIRE DIST. CITY Belfair STATE 6,A ZIP 98528-9998 DIRECTIONS TO JOB SITE Highway 3 South from Gorst downtown Belfair next to Kitsap Bank. OWNER MAILING ADDRESS 'ialvy Corporation CITY Burieti STATE WA ZIP 98166 LIEN/TITLE HOLDER ffa vy Corporation ADDRESS 14249 Aumbaum Blvd. Sw CITY Burien 6 A 98166 #2 CONTRACTOR Protection & Communicat'ons CONTRACTOR REG # PROTECI165L8 ADDRESS 19630 40t1i Ave. W Ste. B ' EXP. DATE 5 / 31 97 CITY Lynnwood STATE WA ZIP 98036 #3 PARCEL # is '?) - _ (O - @ LEGAL DESCRIPTION - E l � Z C R2aSe_ Se i Te. F(CL ) #4 BLDG. SQ. FT (EXISTING/PROPOSED) 1ST FL 7408 2 BASEMENT /�—/ DECK / / 3R#BR / #BATH GARAGE -7- CARPORT / ENCL ATTIC: Y N OTHER SQ FT USE OF BUILDING Post Office #5 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: SPRINKLER: WET DRY STANDPIPE: WET DRY_ AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM X CORRIDOR SMOKES , HOOD & DUCT DRY CHEMICAL WET CHEMICAL HALON NEW SYSTEM X MODIFICATION NUMBER OF NEW DEVICES rr MONITORING STATION Not Yet Contracted PHONE #6 DOES YOUR SUBMITTAL INCLUDE: 1. DIMENSIONS, SCALE, NORTH ARROW? YES k _NO 2 . FLOOR PLAN AND CROSS SECTIONAL ELEVATION? YES L NO- 3 . ALL CONCEALED SPACES (LABELED COMBUSTIBLE AND NON-COMBUSTIBLE) ? YES NCB 4 . ALL AREAS ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF NEW WALLS? YES NO 5 . CUT SHEETS OR REFERENCES FOR ALL NEW DEVICES? YES_L_NO_ 6 . LOCATION/DESCRIPTION OF ANY EXISTING DEVICES YES NO_ 7 . BATTERY CALCULATIONS FOR FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS? YES__y _NO_ 8. RISER/WIRING DIAGRAM FOR FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS? YES_.X _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 requirements 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 Marsh BY DATE 2 Ifh _ MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL Mason County Bldg. III 426 W.Cedar P.O. Box 186 Shelton,Washington 98584 (206)427-9670 ,nnE ENFORCEMENT ---------- ---------—-- FIRE INSPECTIONS FIRE INVESTIGATION PUBLIC EDUCATION Standby Battery I I Calculation Form F B NAME: DRESS: QUANTITY 1AMPS EACH DEVICE TOTALAMPS DEVICE USED NORMAL ALARM NORMAL ALARM i I CSC I TOTAL PACE 2 1 Standby Battery Calculation Form JOB NAME: JOB ADDRESS: SYSTEM TYPE: NFPA 71 NFPA 72 NFPA 72 NFPA 74 Central Local or Auxiliary Household Station Proprietary or Remote Total normal Amps X Normal time 24 24 60 24 =Normal Amp flours Total Alarm Amps N / A �tW X Alarm Time N / A .08333 * .08333 * .06666 = Total Alarm Amp Hours N / A Normal Amp Flours + Alarm Amp Hours = Total Amp Hours + 10% (x .i) Recommended Contingency Total Required Amp Hours NOTE .08333 = 5 MINUTES AND .0666 - 4 MINUTES BATTERY CALCULATIONS FORM DATE: 6/27/96 Belfair Post JOB NAME: Office Current Draw Worksheet Number of Current per Standby Alarm Device Devices Device Current Current 5207 Fire Control /Communicator 1 Standby: 120mA 120 400 Alarm: 400mA 5210 Zone Expander Standby: 40mA 0 0 Alarm: 40mA 5220 Direct Connect Module Standby: 50mA 0 0 Alarm: 50mA 5230 Remote Annunciator (7 max.) standby: 60mA 0 0 Alarm: 120mA 5205 Dialer Standby: lOmA 0 0 Alarm: 100mA Standby: 35mA 7181 Zone Converter Alarm: 65mA o 0 4 400 Current Subtotals in mA) 1zo Smoke Detectors BRK-2400 Smoke detector 21 Standby: .120mA 2.52 1470 Alarm: 70mA Standby: mA 0 Alarm: mA Standby: mA 0 Alarm: mA B Current Subtotals(in mA) 2.52 1470 Notification Devices Wheelock MIZ-24WM Minihorn/Strobe 12 1524 Alarm: 127mA Amseco Bell 1 Alarm: 63mA 63 Wheelock WS3T-24FR Strobe 1 Alarm: 115mA 115 Federal 460 Mini horns Alarm: 15mA o Wheelock 34T-24 horn Alarm: 63mA o C Current Subtotals (in MA) 1702 Additional Devices Standby: mA Alarm: mA Standby: mA Alarm: mA Standby: mA Alarm: mA D Current Subtotals(in mA) 1 0 0 Total Current ratings of all devices in system(add A-D)(in mA) 122.520 3572.00 E ITotal Current ratings coverted to amperes(X.001) 1 0.123 3.572 Battery Calculations Total Standby Total Alarm Current Current ............................ ............................. A Total supervisory current from the Current Draw Worksheet Row E 0.12252 B Number of standby hours (24 and 60 for NFPA 72, Chapter 1, 1-5.2.5 24 C Multiply Lines A and B 2.94048 D Total alarm current from the current draw worksheet Row E 3.572 E Alarm sounding period in hours (for example, 5 minutes = .084 hours. 0.084 F Multiply lines D and E. 0.300048 G Add lines C and F. 3.240528 A Multiply line g by 1.2 (Total ampere/hours required) 3.8886336 j3SILENT KNIGHT COMMERCIAL FIRE SYSTEMSIM FIRE ALARMS Model 5207 Fire Alarm Control With Digital Communicator,, and: • • ' FEATURES: • Eight zones, 6 Style A (class B) and 2 Style D .. '.,. (class A). 8 Expander Zones are Style A (class B). Zones are interchangeable using the Model _ 7181 Zone Converter. • UL, FM, MEA(BSA), CFM Listed and Approved. • Event memory. • Fuseless design can reduce service time. • Field selectable, 12 or 24 VDC power supply. • Six amp current output at 12 volts,five amps at 24 volts. • Compatible with 2- and 4- wire smoke detectors as well as water flow and sounding devices. • Easy to install, program and service. • Four programmable (Style Y) supervised signal circuits, including steady, pulse and temporal. • Programmable smoke verification, pre-alarm delay,and cross-zoning can minimize false alarms. • Four general purpose relays (Form C 24 volts at 2.5 amps resistive). 5207 • Built-in approved digital communicator with UL required priorty reporting. • Flexible programming capabiities including up/ system problems, exist. If the 5207 encounters a fire or downloading and use of remote annunciator. No trouble condition, it sends a report to a central monitoring "desktop" programmer required. station (if applicable), and, typically, sounds an audible/ Accu-Zone` diagnostics facilitate local and visual warning in the local area. • remote troubleshooting. The 5207's microprocessor constantly runs programs to • Individual zone Walk Test. check inputs and carry out other routine functions. If the program ever stops running,a watchdog circuit will detect DESCRIPTION: itand reset microprocessors to resume normal operations. The Silent Knight Model 5207 is an all-in-one fuseless The Model 5207 conducts an automatic self-test every 24 local fire evacuation control panel and digital hours—at a time you select—and sends a report to the communicator designed for applications requiring central station (if applicable). manual fire alarm,automatic fire alarm and water flow for sprinkler system supervision. The basic unit offers fire Other features of the system include English-language alarm for one to eight zones, expandable to 16 with the remote annunciation simplifying "Step Programming" of optional 5210 expansion module. It is compatible with custom options. Remote downloading of system both two-and four-wire smoke detectors. Compact,easy configurations can eliminate the expense of sending out a to install and service, it delivers the features you'd expect service technician for reprogramming. System provides a to find in fire systems costing much more. built-in fire drill procedure. The exclusive Accu-Zone" feature measures and displays zone voltages,so you can During normal operation, the 5207 constantly checks set up and test the system without separate testing smoke and other sensing devices for fire conditions. ltalso equipment. Fuseless circuit board design eliminates one conducts system checks to determine if any troubles, or of the most likely causes for service calls. ARCHITECT/ENGINEER SPECIFICATIONS The contractor shall provide a complete electrically supervised alarm by specific zone(1-16).The relays shall remain energized ' fire alarm and communications system. The system shall until the panel is silence reset orthe trouble condition is cleared, contain a fire alarm control/communicator and panel to unless"no-silence" is selected. supervise and operate heat and smoke detection devices,alarm signal devices, visual annunciators and an integral digital The control/communicator shall have an integral annunciator to communicator to transmit fire alarm and supervisory signals to indicate sequentially zones in alarm, zones in trouble, and a central station. The control/communicator shall be UL Listed system functions. LEDs shall augment the display to make clear or FM approved for use under NFPA 71,72A,7213,72C and 72D to an operator the system status. An integral touchpad shall be standards. It shall provide power and control for eight supervised provided to operate, set up, and interrogate the system. Vital detection zones,four supervised alarm signal circuits and a dual operations such as alarm silencing or reset shall be simple and digital communicator. The control/communicator shall be obvious to an operator. Authorization pass codes may or may expandable to sixteen supervised detection zones and shall be not be used. able to communicate to a central station in SIA,SK FSK1,SK 4/ 2 or Radionics BFSK formats. The control/communicator shall The control/communicator shall have the capability to supervise be Silent Knight Model 5207 or approved equal. two telephone lines, seize the phone line, and send the alarm signal on one or both lines without the addition of any more There shall be two Style D and six Style A detection zones. They equipment. It shall sound a local trouble signal if the telephone shall accommodate heat detectors, products of combustion service is interrupted for longer that 45 seconds and it shall detectors,manual pull stations,sprinkler flow switches and gate transmit a signal indicating the loss of phone line service to the valve supervisory switches intermixed as desired and permitted central station over the remaining phone line. A signal shall also by NFPA 71,72A,7213,72C,and 72D. Products of combustion be transmitted indicating the restoral of phone service. The detection may be either two- or four-wire and shall be cross control/communicator shall be able to report the loss of either listed by UL for use on the system. The detection zones shall be phone line without regard to which phone line failed first. If both programmed to(1)be cross zoned so that two individual zones lines fail,a local signal shall sound. must sense products of combustion, (2) automatically reset a detector to verify that smoke exists, (3)see a single detector in The control/communicator shall have the ability to send a test alarm—before the alarm is sounded and a signal is transmitted signal to the central station every 24 hours. The test signal shall to the central station. be able to be transmitted at a specific time of day or night by setting a program within the panel. There shall be four 1 amp supervised (Style Y) alarm signal circuits. They shall cause the bells/horns to ring steady/pulsing/ The alarm signals transmitted to the central station shall indicate temporal throughout the premises until reset or silenced. Two which of the eight zones is in alarm and which zones are in 1 amp outputs can be combined to provide one 2 amp output. trouble,depending on which format is used. Restoral from alarm or trouble shall also be transmitted by zone. The control/ The control shall be equipped with four auxiliary relays that shall communicator shall be capable of communicating to Silent be programmed to operate on (1)pre-alarm, (2)tamper alarm, Knight, Radionics or Ademco central station receivers. (3) special alarm, (4) fire alarm, (5)trouble, (6) no-silence, (7) TO RJ31% TEL LINE a) TEL LINE-1 • • Annun[i0tOr n emtr t' OiN'• ♦1ROG0A *K.E,GENERAL (tare•-,a) Itaay[_•1 Tou<Npo[I PURPOSE RELAYS(FORM C) 8 ZONE INPUTS SILENT KNIGHT 2 STYLE 0(CLASS A) -- 6 STYLE A(CLASS B) MODEL 5207 4 SUPERVISED sIONK cgxwrs FIRE CONTROL AND aw _ COMMUNICATOR _ ro LusEo-Lax OR GlY Ml% MOOEI SttO M00(L 3IR) MODEL 3330 tOK[%PAND[ POYI[q SIAPLY gCYOr[AIROMCIATW � tt/tY0Li3 Dc [r w.r•rn.-1 MODEL 5207 BLOCK DIAGRAM-TYPICAL INSTALLATION SILENT 7550 Meridian Circle, Maple Grove, MN 55369-4927 MADE IN 1-800-446-6444 or in Minnesota (612) 493-6435 KNIGHT FAX: (612) 493-6475 AMERICA 13FIRE SYSTEMSTM Form#150376(Rev 2/95) MLDIRECTWIRE- PHOTOELECTRONIC H SMOKE DET op MLL 2400 Photoelectronic Detector 2424TH Photoelectronic Detector with Heat Sensor FEATURES: ■ 12 or 24 volt operation ■ SEMS screws for easy wiring ■ Removable cover and insect ■ 3-year warranty screen for easy cleaning ■ Sealed against dirt, insects, ■ Visible LED blinks in standby, and back pressure latches on in alarm ■ Unique optical sensing ■ Twist-on mounting bracket chamber with tamper option ■ Optional built-in 135°F (57°C) ■ Field sensitivity metering of heat sensor detector to meet NFPA 72 ■ Optional built-in 85 dBA horn requirements II ° MEA approved j. ® F Rwt APPROVED SYSTEMSENSORrM A DIVISION OF P/TTW4 Y 3825 Ohio Avenue, St. Charles, IL 60174, 1-800-SENSOR2 (736-7672), Fax 708-377-6495 An ISO 9001 Certified Company `4) 1 ;o t ■ The MOD40OR Field Sensitivity Test Module can be used with any standard DC voltmeter or multimeter to check the r� sensitivity range of System Sensor's detectors (satisfies NFPA 72 requirement for sensitivity testing). RA40OZ Remote Annunciator, 3 — 32V ■ Use with ion and photo detectors that have remote annunciator output ORDERING INFORMATION Part No. Description 'IWo-Wire Models 2400 Photoelectronic detector,2-wire,12/24 VDC. 2400TH Photoelectronic detector,2-wire,12/24 VDC with built-in 135°F fixed heat sensor. 2400AT Photoelectronic detector,2-wire,24 VDC with integral 135°F fixed heat sensor and 85dBA hom. 2400AIT Photoelectronic detector,2-wire,24 VDC with isolated 135°F fixed heat sensor and 85dBA hom. Four-Wire Models 2412B Photoelectronic detector,4-wire,12 VDC,with auxiliary contacts. 2412THB Photoelectronic detector,4-wire,12 VDC,with auxiliary contacts and integral 135°F fixed heat sensor. 2412AT Photoelectronic detector,4-wire, 12 VDC,with integral 135°F fixed heat sensor and 85dBA hom. 2424 Photoelectronic detector,4-wire,24 VDC,with auxiliary contacts. 2424TH Photoelectronic detector,4-wire,24 VDC,with auxiliary contacts and integral 135°F fixed heat sensor. 2424AT Photoelectronic detector,4-wire,24 VDC,with integral 135°F fixed heat sensor and 85dBA hom. 2424AIT Photoelectronic detector,4-wire,24 VDC,with isolated 135°F fixed heat sensor and 85dBA hom. Accessories A77-716B End of line relay for-power supervision,12/24 VDC. — RA400Z Remote annunciator for 2 or 4 wire systems,3-32V.Use with ion and photo detectors.Fits standard U.S.single gang electrical box. MOD40OR Detector sensitivity test module.Use with most analog or digital multimeters.Satisfies requirement of NFPA 72 for sensitivity testing. RS24 Replacement insect screen for 2400,2412B,2424. RS24T Replacement insect screen for 2400TH/AT/AIT,2412THB/AT and 2424TH/AT/AIT. DUST45 Replacement protective dust cover for 400 Series. SYSTEM SENSOR WORLDWIDE MANUFACTURING & DISTRIBUTION Corporate Headquarters: In the United Kingdom: In Italy: In the Far East: System Sensor System Sensor Limited System Sensor System Sensor Far East Sales Office 3825 Ohio Avenue Horsham Gates III,North Pittway Tecnologica,S.p.A. Pittway Far East LTD St.Charles,IL 60174,USA Horsham,West Sussex Via Caboto, 19 Suite 706,World Shipping Centre Telephone: 708-377-6580 RH13 513J,United Kingdom 34147 Trieste,Italy 7 Canton Road FAX: 708-377-6495 Telephone:44 403 276500 Telephone:39 40 381887 Tsimshatsui,Kowloon,Hong Kong FAX:44 403 276501 FAX:39 40 382137 Telephone: 852-730-9090 FAX:852-736-6580 0 System Sensor 11/94 This document is not intended to be used for installation purposes A05-194-02 Edwards" 280B Series � Heat Detectors • RATE-Or-RISE AW FIXED TEMPERATURE UEsicnit'IIoN All USE FOR PROPERTY PROTECTION ONLY Cleat Detectors are available with 135 or 194 degree FM FACTORY MUTUAL APPROVED Fahrenheit ratings: in fixed, or fixed and rate-of-rise At temperature operation with single circuit normally • UL LISTED open contacts. FEATURES The Fled Detector is available with either a metal or '• WHITE--blend with ceiling. Is LOW PROFILE---with white plastic reversible mounting plate. (See Note '1). wide base covering mounting plate and box. • POSI_ Roth the metal plate (see below) and plastic plate (See TIVE OPEFIATING INDICATION when fixed tern- page E24) can be used for either (lush or surface perature element Is activated, center disc; falls hee from nlouutllig. detector. (Detector replacement is required) •ON Sl t E Skiff — Cat. No. 6253 TESTING--rate of-rise feature Is automatically self- Decorative enclose to cover electrical box when surface restoring permitting on site testing of this feature. mounting the 280R-PL (See Note '1) series Detector. • EASY INSTALLATION twist and It locks In place: For use with standard 31/." or 4" octagon boxes, same mounting plate for 31/, or 4 Inch octagon box, or deep. See pare F24 open mounting Terminals clearly marked. is WIDE Contact ratings on all rnodels are 3 amps @ 6 to 125 VAC, SPACING-- 50 foot centers on i ate-of-rise and fixed 1 0 amps @ 6 to 28 VDC, 0.3 amps @ 125 VDC, and .01 temperature units. (See Specification Table for details) amps al 250 VDC. -- Maximum Coverapa - ---- --� _- —_ U.L.Max. fNote 21 xOIFS I.I.L. Ambient Max. 'I For while plastic reversible mnunling plate Ili place or standard metal plate.add Number Normal Rate of Alto Temp. Calling 01slancs suffix Pt"to Cal No (e g 281n PH. 2 Maxinluni detector coverage has been delermined by UL to provide detection of Cond.of lNole41or Rating Temp. from Will little r(plalto sprinkler drvlces spaced 1110 foot lnteivatsn00snuale loot arean CaL No.' Circuits Contacts Fixed limp. J Ailing`F Sq.Ft. Spacing fllots 31-- a somoth collon 15 I el 9 ioclws bigll Illpher reilinls can adversely aural -- —— --- --- ---— — — -- drlrction Ilene In some.Inslaurrs,cathrt detection Ion y to nhtahled by leducinq Bill Open ROiI S f axed 135 100 Ilse spacing hrlwern drteclots See Al, endlx C,Guide lot Autonlallc Detector - - - Spacin .NFPA 72E-1987,Aulomalic Fill,Detectors 2828 1 Open ROR 6 Fixed _194 150 - 2,500 50' 25' 3. Ma froini distance., shown Is horn any wall partition or ceiling proiecilon 283E I 0 en Fixed 135 100 extending of down nwrr than 12 Inches. _ P _ _ _ A nalc pl nlsc rating Is 15 fIMIn Self Ilrstnrinp 2848 - 1- Open Fixed— - 194 150-- WA11r111`4G If they are spaced lit accordance with late above table, they 1. DANGER-This device does not protect life against fire and can contribute, within an overall fire safety program, to smoke. In most fires, hazardous levels of smoke, heat and reducing the risk of avoidable property losses. Under no toxic gases can build up before a heat detector would Initiate circumstances should these devices be relied on as the sole an alarm. independent studies Indicate that heal detectors measure to ensure fire safely. Danger will result It these should only be used when properly protection alone Is devices are relied on to any degree for life protection of Involved.In cases where life safety Is a factor,the use of smoke human life. detectors is recommended. 2. DANGEn - This device does not contain a built-In signal. The Intended use of the Edwards 280B Series Nent Detector Is Alarm signals can only be generated by Interconnection with to provide one source of Information that Is supplemental to separately Inslnlled slgnnling devices. smoke detection to Increase the probability that an early 3. DANGFn - This device will riot operate without electrical warning will be provided so that property can be safeguarded. power,and flies often cause cutoffs of electrical power.This Heat detectors do not always detect fires because the fire may device does riot contain a battery backup power supply.II the be a slow smoldering, low heat type (producing smoke) or electrical circuit feeding late device Is cut, or Is not providing because they mny not be near where the fire occurs, or power for any reason, this device will not detect heat or because the heal of the fire may bypass them. This detector provide any wanting of n possible lire. Nor will It provide any will not detect oxygen levels, smoke, toxic gases, or flames. warning that It Is not functioning- Accordingly, this device should only be used as it part of a q DANGER - The rale-of-rlse feature on the Edwards 260B broadly based program of fire safety which would Include a Series Heat Detector Is subject to failure over time.The rate- variety of sources of Information on heal and smoke levels, of-rlse feature should be tested by a qualified fire protection visual sighting of the fire,exlingulshment systems,and other specialist annually to ensure that It Is In working order. �DEsJojF�a iD�Of'ce wEtUlyee c1I�measures. tILbtftorl ,: ! N�aCE SNAP-OUTSMpptCH DUN ;1A s}DPa r. + 11 n1 s.ed —7 ctEr► tl A 1E03 BENT UP 60'ON METAL MOUNTINO PL.11t % __ •r FOR EXPOSED WIRING MOUNT USING t IMITED 10 REMOVE DfllC TOn— _ __ __ J __ __ ENEnOv CAeI!!PLASTIC y LIFT METAL FI OEn wlTrl -- tlMl -- MOUN11Nn rl.TlrE 1! aCREW DRIVE TIP AND — AJOLDED TO TURN DETECTOR COUNIEn �wLci Yount ACCOMMODA/t CLOCKWISE EXPOSED WIntNO MOl1NT �lu.A Mount CJli+dull Wl,iny [�Va..tP.-A W1 wide FnONT VIEW WIRE ENTRANCE Plastic Mounting Hlela' /T llounl na Preb M.1e1 Mounen0 Plate SNAP OUTS Supplied on'-PL"Modelf lea Note'1 NOTE:Oimenslons ore in padres and(millimeters) Specifications suhiecl to oinnge without notice. E17WARO9 Is A UNIT OF GENERAL SIGNAL is FAr1MIN0T0N. CT 0603P t= AL YIf7NA . ,1.,ri it } Meat Detectors 445 & 446 FIXF-F► TEMPERATURE 249 • Use for Property Protection Only 445 APLATER FEATURES: • UL Lisiad • Fully automatic • Self- contained • Easy to ioslall • Self-restoring • Four ax mum overage . . torrnlnals • Hermetically sealed gold plated contacts. CaL 111-Temp Max DI:. No. _T�pe Ratln�_ Sq.Ft• S acln Iromwall Dimension: • 445 for general a-e •116 for high lemperalme areas. --- fixed • Protects unobstruclud area 30'x 30' 445 135"F Cal. No. 249 Adaptor Flate required only when 445 or emp. 900 30' 15' 2%"1)ia. 446 detectors are to he M fixed ullet box mounted.The plate is 446 1901,F (60 3) designed for mount utg Ifireclly on 3'/4" or 4" octagonal �_efnp. box. 116-32 x 51e" scr aw:, furnished with plate. Contact rating 1 amp @ 125V AC and 0 5 amp @ 24V DC. WARNINGS 1. DANGER -This deice does not protect life against of the fire, extinguishment systems, and other safety fire and smoke. In (.cost fires, hazardous levels of measures. smoke,heat and toxic gases can build up before a heal If they are spaced in accordance with their detector would Initial.: an alarm. Independent studies recommended maximum ratings, they can contribule, Indicate that heat del,.clors should only be used when within an overall fire safety program, to reducing the property protection alone Is Involved. In cases where risk of avoidable properly losses. Under no life safety Is a factor the use of smoke detectors Is circumstances should these devices be relied on as the recommended. sole measure to ensure fire safely. Danger will result if The Intended use of the Edwards 445 Series [feat these devices are relied on to any degree for the Detector Is to provide .me source of Information that Is protection of human life. supplemental to sn(•'ke delectlon to Increase Ilia 2. DANGER - This device does not contain a built-In probability that au e,.rly warning will be provided so signal. Alarm signals can only be generated by that properly can be afeguarded. Heat detectors do Interconnection with separately Installed signaling not always detect fire:, because the fire may be a slow devices. smoldering, low he.-1 type (producing smoke) or 3. DANGER -This device will not operate without elec- because they may not be near where the fire occurs,or trlcal power, and fires often cause cutoffs of electrical because the heat of (fie fire may bypass them. This power. This device does not contain a battery backup detector will not del ct oxygen levels, smoke, toxic power supply.If Ilia electrical circuit feeding Ilia device gases, or flames. Accardingly, this device should only Is cut, or Is not providing power for any reason, this be used as a part of ., broadly based program of fire device will not detect heat or provide any warning of a safety which would Include a variety of sources of possible fire. Nor will It provide any Indication that It Is Information on heat i.lid smoke levels, visual sighting not functioning. 11 A� RTKTOR �4pRPTAR P� ATE r� T nA, A9§ or 444 F�Tr Np. aq� ,lix•[: / l�. ,t ,I,'1, A,' ...� �f r� + .I, e1 �• 1 f ',j `�1,� '•r ��/;MT r , � 7 tip•�:rr s., t ;.Sly .. �c � FAY`�`�� / 1 >( .'j'ti �'rY''•>'I Y,r. 1. �t,' �1 TA + 5/AA31Q. yr, i.. 1 'T) " '�`l; 11 �t •l rh,Ia 1 H`t ^, � y .y {)�,•'• y'� { ,r� �V �� r Ike"�Sj�1�#',�•'�� 3� .�;i i Y ;,,fk �,�,�' � ', t` � f�I f• 1. � , •Ll4.Jr�1 W.., '-,w_.. -. . • .. ... ....•. ... .. . ... ....,...r...p.....W.I./1 y.r A..wl..l....�... .... n, D EDWARDS A SINlr (n• acNLIt Manual Fire Alarm Stations Model 4050 DESCRIPTION The Model 4050 Fire Alarm Station is made of rigid metal and is finished in red with a red faceplate and raised lettering. The station can be surface mounted or semi- flush mounted using an optional back box. To convert to a dual-action station, an optional breakaway shield made of clear plastic with lettering reading "LIFT TO BREAK - PULL LEVER DOWN" is available. 11PULL DOWN APPLICATION Model 4050 manual fire alarm stations are recommended for use in hotels/motels, hospitals, schools, apartments, v office buildings,industrial plants,and any other application where manual alarm initiation is required. The station's -----�-�-�" attractive appearance,durable construction,and variety of mounting options allow it to fit most any application. Model 4050 Manual Fire Alarm Station Model 4050 Pull Stations carry the following listings/ approvals: Agency Reference Number SPECIFICATIONS Underwriter's Laboratories S4875 California State Fire Marshal 7150-0811:115 Manual fire alarm stations shall be capable of being New York City MEA 11-92-E surface or semi-flush mounted. When operated, fire stations shall remain mechanically locked until manually STANDARD FEATURES reset. Fire alarm station shall be constructed of metal with raised lettering and shall have a red finish. Manual fire • Easy access for inspection permits opening of station alarm stations shall be Federal Signal Model 4050. without interrupting the fire alarm circuit nor initiating an alarm. • Choice of mounting. Surface mounting or semi-flush mounting over backboxes with or without plaster ring. • Non-coded. • UL Listed, CSFM, NYC approved. OPTIONAL FEATURES • Break-away shield adds a dual-action station feature to deter false alarms. • 4050 fire alarm station is available with switch contact arrangements to meet virtually any fire alarm signaling requirement. ro FEDERAL SIGNAL CORPORATION FlreLarm TM Systems Commercial Products Group FL-4050 ORDERING INFORMATION Part Number Description 4050 001T Single Action Pull Station, Red,4-Wire Pigtails 4050 211T Single Action Pull Station, Red,Terminals 8462 657 Break Shield, Converts Station to Dual Action (2 pack) 405OBB Surface Mount Back Box, Red, 1.5" Deep Model 4050 Pull Station Specifications Model Contact Ratings Dimensions Weight 4050 6.0A at 24VDC Resistive Load 5'/B"H x 33/8"W x 1"D 0.80 lbs. 3.OA at 24VDC Inductive Load 405OBB n/a 51/8"H x 33/8"W x 1'/2"D 0.75 lbs. MOUNTING OPTIONS SEMI-FLUSH MOUNTING SURFACE MOUNTING 1/2" KNOCK OUT SINGLE GANG STANDARD TOP & BOTTOM �I BACK BOX ® O ® z m :Dxm 000 co 00 m Lf) �PMd(s DD fir. �pMdd DDGvl w Y o o gym, M (N JALARM — - — QL A Q� {�—3-3/8" 1' �E 2-1/2" 3-3/8" BREAK SHIELD (P/N 8462 657) 0 O LIFT TO BREAK PULL LEVER DOWN i UFT TO BREAK FEDERAL SIGNAL CORPORATION FEDERAL SIGNAL CORPORATION TIV TM FIRELARM Commercial Products Group Fi re La rm Systems m FEDERAL SIGNAL CORPORATION,1993 1130 Milepost Drive APPEARANCE DETAILS ARE SUBJECT TO Columbus,Ohio 43228 FL-4050(09/95)-replac s 09/93 IMPROVEMENT WITHOUT NOTICE 614/870-6677•FAX 614/870-6975 whedock MT SERIES THE SIGNAL SOU RCEsm MULTITONE ELECTRONIC SIGNALS Description The new MT Series, Multitone electronic signals from Wheelock, Inc. rep- resent the next generation of alarm signaling appliances. With solid state electronic design and high impact thermoplastic construction, MT Series products offer a level of durability and reliability that exceeds conventional, electro-mechanical alternatives. Wheelock's new MT and MT Strobe alarm signals offer a choice from eight (8) nationally and internationally recognized alerting sounds: Horn, Bell, March Time Horn, Code-3 Tone,Code-3 Horn,Slow Whoop, Siren or Hi/Lo Tone. Our Code-3 horn and tone patterns are engineered to comply with SERIES Temporal Pattern specifications without requiring additional code mecha- MT nism. With MT and MT Strobe signals, one alarm appliance meets most of your signaling needs. Each MT and MT Strobe appliance is equipped with two user selective sound output levels: STANDARD dBA and HIGH dBA. The MT and MT Strobe signal are available for either 12 VDC or 24 VDC operating voltages.Whee- F lock MT Series Electronic Signals may be used with filtered or unfiltered(full I wave rectified) input voltages. MT Strobe models use 12 VDC or 24 VDC Xenon flashtube with 15 candela or 117 candela rating for compliance with the Americans With Disabilities Act. Separate input terminals are available, and shunt wires are provided to enable both tone and strobe to operate simultaneously from a single input. SERIES MT MT Series signals have IN and OUT wiring terminations that accept two WITH IOB BACKBOX #12-18 American Wire Gauge (AWG) wires at each terminal. Inputs are polarized for compatibility with standard reverse polarity type supervision Architects and Engineers Specifications circuits. Wheelock's new MT Series signals feature a designer appearance that elim- The contractor shall furnish and install audible or audible/ inates ALL visible mounting hardware.Our patent pending design uses snap- visual alarm notification appliances Wheelock MT and MT in covers to hide all mounting holes and provide an attractive installation. Strobe or equivalent.Notification appliances shall be elec- Designed for surface or flush mounting, MT signals may be used indoors tronic in design and shall use solid state components.Elec- or outdoors with the proper mounting hardware.Each device includes a built- tro-mechanical alternatives shall not be used. in trimplate that avoids additional hardware considerations. Mount our MT Each electronic signal shall be equipped with eight field p selective alarm tones:Horn,Bell,March Time Horn,Code- Series signals to standard 4" square (2,/B" deep) or 2-gang (21/2' deep) 3 Horn, Code-3 Tone, Slow Whoop, Siren or Hi/Lo Tone. electrical box or to Wheelock model IOB Backbox for indoor/outdoor surface Individual device tone selection shall be set via durable mounting. switch assembly;clips or jumpers for tone setting are not acceptable. Notification devices which do not provide an Features electronically generated Bell tone or the ANSI/NFPA/ISO • One alarm appliance to meet most of your signaling requirements.Switch recommended Code-3 (temporal) pattern as a standard selective for Horn, Bell, March Time Horn, Code-3 Horn, Code-3 Tone, tone option shall not be used. Slow Whoop, Siren or Hi/Lo Tone. Each alarm signal shall be equipped with field settings • Code-3 Horn and Tone incorporate temporal pattern recommended by for two sound output levels;STANDARD and HIGH dBA. ANSI/NFPA/ISO for standard emergency evacuation signaling. Each alarm tone shall operate at either Standard or High • ; either STANDARD dBA or HIGH dBA setting as required to meet installed conditions.The Field selective sound output levels ( ) HIGH dBA setting shall result in minimum 5 dBA gain in dBA up to 106 dBA @ 10 feet (peak meter response). sound output regardless of operating voltage. Peak dBA • Low power consumption and limited in-rush current. measurement for alarm horn settings shall be 106 dBA. • 12 VDC and 24 VDC operating voltage settings (MT Strobe versions Operating voltages shall be either 12 VDC or 24 VDC. factory set). Signals shall operate from either filtered or unfiltered power • MT Strobe models available with 15 or 117 candela ratings for independent supply(full wave rectified). or single input activations (117 candela ADA compliant). Combination audible/visual signals shall incorporate a • Polarized inputs for compatibility with standard reverse polarity type su- Xenon flashtube. Strobe shall flash at rate of 1 flash per pervisiOn of circuit wiring by an alarm panel. second, with 117 candela rating for compliance with the American's With Disabilities Act.Strobe elements shall be • Low cost installation via standard electrical boxes (4" sq. or 2-gang for activated via independent input or from the same input easy retrofit). No additional trimplate required for flush mounting. In/Out circuit as the audible. screw terminals. Models for both indoor and outdoor installation shall be • No visible mounting hardware. Indoor and outdoor surface mount option. provided. Each indoor installation may be surface or flush • RFI suppression to ensure compatibility with sensitive alarm detection mounted. For flush type mounting, alarm signals shall circuits. mount to standard electrical hardware requiring no addi- • U.L. Listed for Fire Protective Service, tional trimplate or adaptor.No mounting hardware or holes shall be visible upon completion of each device installation. Copyright 1993 Wheelock, Inc. All rights reserved. WHEELOCK, INC. •273 BRANCHPORT AVENUE• LONG BRANCH, N. J. 07740•(908) 222-6880• FAX: 908-222-8707 Ordering Information Industrial Versions Input Model Order (dc) dBA Mounting Number Code Voltage Current Rating Options Approvals MT-12/24-R 5023 12/24 A-D UL 'MT-12-WH-VN-W 5027 12 Tone Tone A-D UL 'MT-24-WH-VN-W 5026 24 Dependent Dependent A-D UL ee See MT-24-WM-VF-R 5025 24 Specifications Specifications A-D UL 106-13 5046 C-D UL `106-W 5047 C-D UL NOTE: Due to continuous development of our products,specifications and offerings are subject to change without notice in accordance with Wheelock, Inc. standard terms and conditions. A WARNING:ANY MATERIAL EXTRAPOLATED FROM THIS DOCUMENT OR FROM WHEELOCK MANUALS OR OTHER DOCUMENTS DESCRIBING THE PRODUCT FOR USE IN PROMOTIONAL OR ADVERTISING CLAIMS, OR FOR ANY OTHER USE, INCLUDING DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT'S APPLICATION,OPERATION, INSTALLATION AND TESTING IS USED AT THE SOLE RISK OF THE USER AND WHEELOCK WILL NOT HAVE ANY LIABILITY FOR SUCH USE. 0 WARNING:FIRE ALARM STROBE PRODUCTS OTHER THAN 117 CANDELA ARE NOT DESIGNED FOR INSTALLATION AT FACILITIES UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT AND SHOULD NOT BE USED AT SUCH LOCATIONS. IF ADA COMPLIANT DEVICES ARE REQUIRED OR THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS,PLEASE CONTACT WHEELOCK, INC. Mounting Options A. FLUSH (4"BOX) B. FLUSH(2-GANG BOX) C. SURFACE(INDOOR/OUTDOOR) 4" x 2-1/8" 2-GANG x 2-1/2"— IOB BACKBOX--, \ DEEP BACKBOX DEEP BACKBOX ti \ L' I o o (2)WOOD SCREWS (2)#8-32x1"SCREWS (4)#8-32x1"SCREWS — (4)#8-18x1"SCREWS —(4)SCREW COVERS 4 CREW COVERS O S �(4)SCREW COVERS D. CONCEALED CONDUIT EXISTING BOX IN WALL 108*�, ® (4)#8-18x1"SCREWS (4)SCREW COVERS MOUNTING NOTES: 1. Multitone Signals can be flush mounted to a standard 4 inch square by 2-1/8 inch deep electrical box or a standard 2-gang by 2-1/2 inch minimum deep electrical box. 2. Select largest backbox shown in Mounting Options where possible,to provide additional wiring room for easy installation. 3. Conduit entrance to backboxes should be selected to insure sufficient wiring clearance for installed equipment.When extension rings are required,conduit should enter through backbox, not extension ring. Use Steel City#53151/1-1/2"deep or#53171/2-1/8"deep extension rings or equal with same area cut out in back. 0 CAUTION:If sheated multiconductor,cable or 3/4"conduit fittings are used,check that installed product has sufficient clearance and wiring room prior to installing backboxes and conduit. 4. All models can also be surface mounted to Wheelock's Indoor/Outdoor Backbox(Model IOB)for indoor/outdoor use. 5. All models are supplied with four snap-in covers to hide the mounting holes and provide an attractive installation.The snap-in covers are interchangeable and have slots on each end so they can be removed if necessary(by prying them up with a thin blade screwdriver).to insert snap-in cover,slide one side partially into mounting hole recess;align the cover so that snap-in cover and grille are parallel to each other(not tilted)and snap cover into place. 6. The IOB surface backbox has 1/2 inch conduit knockouts on two sides. It has a variety of knockouts on the back for mounting it to recessed electrical boxes and for wire entrances. It can also be mounted to a surface with the two mounting ears that are supplied.The ears slide into slots on the back of the box.Use appropriate anchors for the wood screws that are supplied with the box(if necessary). 7. For outdoor use,the IOB includes a prefastened gasket and four hole plugs. Make sure the condensation drain holes on the box face down and that the box is vertical to permit drainage of any moisture.Use the mounting ears to secure the box(do not use the back knockouts). Use the hole plugs to seal the unused mounting holes on the Multitone grille(press them in securely from the back side of the grille). Mount the unit to the IOB with the four#8-18 screws supplied with the box. WHEELOCK, INC. •273 BRANCHPORT AVENUE- LONG BRANCH, N.J. 07740• 908 222-6880- FAX: 908-222-8707 S2000-493 Printed in U.S.A. CORPORATE OFFICE & WAREHOUSE a,n746 erimn 228 EAST4STA670 R FOAX(DID 538 9932A LANE, R (8 0) 421SON, CA 001096 secur PHONE (310) 538 EAST COAST OFFICE 8 WAREHOUSE �ut ent 30 F CHAPIN ROAD, PINE BROOK, NEW JERSEY 07058 com ny PHONE (201) 575-4433 • FAX (201) 575-5504 • (800) 526-1060 BS enes MS e�F Patented r Driven Dells Moto l �£ 4 wire with Varistor Suppression B U FM SA 7135-58T005 The MSB Series - 6B, -8B and -10B are UL listed DC motor driven lsmecha h a high They micro-motor as its operating micro-motor operates with a low current The MSB Bells 4 wire complies with the UL lion and does not require a high kick- Standard 464 and are an excellent choice for consuout current when the bell initially rings. fire signaling application. The MSB Bells can be used directly on a The MSB Series bells are assembled with a T thatstandard 4" electrical box or can be used VARISTOR SUPPRESSION ELEoMEems to the either indoors or outdoors with weatherproof prevents FIR and EMF noise p back box, BBX-4. fire alarm control panel. and 10" The on is all steel construction for longer life The MSB Bells are available in 6", 8 olarized. and louder sound output. gong and in 6, 12, 24, and 28V DC p INSIDE MOTOR--- 1 COMMUTATOR BRUSH LUG DIODE RED _ ' WIRE BACK EMF(SWITCH OFF) MSB-66-PV 2 m Sec/cm L&VARIST70R M MOTOR 25 v�cm 24V BLACK •MOTOR CIRCUIT DIAGRAM WIRE OV SUPPRESSION CIRCUIT MSB-6B-PV RFI(3 Meter Method) dB/at 3M dB-..1mVhn-OdB 50V MSB-613-PV Frequency Background _------ (MHz) Noise(dB) Field Intensity(d0) BACK EMI OPERATION MSB-BB-PV 14 50 17 18 70 23 :.. 100 lO 21 150 75 38 200 The field noise Intensity denotes that of electric noise 4/93 N' Specify the Model Numbers from the following: Model Number Gong Rated Rated Size Volta a cu Starting 8 current Voltage Sound Pressure Indoor MSB-6B-PV4-6 6" 6VDC UL Std 464 Measurement 12VDC 0.0 MSB-68-PV4-12 6 6••• 24VDC 0. 6 85 3.0 MS8-6B-PV4-24 3 86-89 MSB-6B-PV4-28 0.03 6'0 82 12.0 86-89 22.0 82 6.. 28VDC 0.033 85 86-89 MSB-8B-PV4-6 8•• 87-89 0.11 3.0 85 89-91 MSB-88-PV4-12 6VDC 8•• 12VDC 0.06 MSB-88- V4-24 8" 24VDC 12. 85 MSB-88-PV4-28 81• 0.03 12.0 85 89 -92 28VDC 0.033 90-93 22.0 85 MSB-108-PV4-6 101 89-94 MSB-I OB-PV4-12 10.. 1 VDC 0.11 3.0 85 6•0 ss MSB-108-PV4-24 10., 2avoc 12VDC 0.06 92-94 MSB-I0B-PV4-28 101• 0.03 12.0 85 92-94 28VDC 0.033 ° 92-94 NOTE: PV indicates Varistor and Polarized Bell. Also available without the Polarized Bell. 85 90--94 FM Approved 6"and 8", 10"Pending. BSA CAL.NO.: 1070.80-SA MSB-6,MSB-8,MSS-10 BBX-4 WATERPROOF BACK BOX Dimensions:(mm) 5.8"(147) 5" 127 4.3" 110 3.37" 85.8 1 I I 1 I ui I 2NOLES o __ to 6.35 _ u8-32 — 4 HOLES Q. ae TAP 2.6"(66) (4.7 X 8.3) k OVAL 4 25"(108) j m 3.1"(79 0.18X0.32" _ --- -- &) N O 1.15"(292) fit/ INSTALLATION 0 i o �0 n — - 1 MSB Series with standard electrical outlet box with Adaptor Plate MSB Series with 813X-4 waterproof bell back box. Distributed by: / CORPORATE OFFICE$ WAREHOUSE f 228 EAST STAR OF INDIA LANE, CARSON, CA 90746 a PHONE(310)538-4670 - FAX(310)538-9932 - � (800)421-1096 EAST COAST OFFICE& WAREHOUSE 30 F CHAPIN ROAD, PINE BROOK, NEW JERSEY 07058 PHONE(201)575-4433 - FAX(201)575-5504 - (800)526-1060 MASON COUNTY STANDARD FORM FOR THE CALCULATION OF REQUIRED FIRE FLOW PROJECT: r��,� P V DATE: A A� LOCATION: DEVELOPER: AGENT: PHONE: ARCHITECT: (,� AGENT: lo PHONE: 2u,(,-&23-531�j BUILDING INFORMATION: MY:9 tS NUMBER OF STORIES:__ FOOTPRINT: 7 2G SQ. FT. AREA OF MEZZANINES OR PARTIAL FLOORS: SQ. FT. TOTAL GROSS AREA OF BUILDING: 72-69 SQ. FT. TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: (CIRCLE ONE) I IIFR II-lhr* II-N III-lhr* III-N IV V-lhr* V-N 1. BASIC FLOW FROM MASON COUNTY STANDARD FLOW CHART; USE TOTAL GROSS AREA. FOR NUMBERS BETWEEN AN AREA RANGE USE THE HIGHER GPM FIGURE, DO NOT INTERPOLATE: Z 0 gpm 2 . IF 1-hr. AS IDENTIFIED WITH * ABOVE -250 gpm gpm SUBTOTAL: ZZSp gpm 3 . ADD % SURCHARGE FOR HIGH FIRE LOAD or SUBTRACT % CREDIT FOR LOW FIRE LOAD PER M.C.F.M. SURCHARGE/CREDIT CHART; NEITHER TO EXCEED 25%: +/- gpm SUBTOTAL: ZZ50 gpm 4 . SUBTRACT 50% FOR APPROVED SPRINKLER SYSTEM: - III� M SUBTOTAL: 1{ Z5 gpm 5. FOR EXPOSURES MULTIPLY BY 1. 00 TO 1.75** _X 1. �0 **[to determine exposure factor add a percentage for each of four directions (express as a decimal) and add 1] Conversion table: ft. % 0-10ft. = 25% N= �y =j0 11-30ft. = 20% E= 11 31-60FT. = 15% S= = it, 61-10OFT = 10% W=-&0E== 101-150FT = 5% subtotal:_ ( .75 maximum) SUBTOTAL: 1516 gpm TOTAL REQUIRED FIRE FLOW: l J/7 5 gpm # AVAILABLE FIRE FLOW:— 7&0 9PM # PER: OF: i y 0 0 M z n j o y aowo F- z rt O HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH �-30 OHM n o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o m (D K ((DD •. 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M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H H ro z � 6 z N M 00 J J J J m 0) m M Ul Ul 0 Ul .P .P dP .P W W W W N N N N H F-+ ►-+ F� Ct .'7F-r 0JUIN0JUIN0JUlN0JUINOJUIN0JUINOJUlN0 -7U1 � Fi O O U1 O U1 O U1 O Ul O Ul O U1 O Ul O Ul O U1 O Ul O Ul O U1 O U1 O U1 O Ut O MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL Mason County Bldg, III 426 W. Cedar P.O. Box 186 Shelton,Washington 98584 (360)427-9670 CODE ENFORCEMENT FIRE INSPECTIONS FIRE INVESTIGATION PUBLIC EDUCATION April 22 , 1996 TO: Jan Kofranek Kofranek Architects FROM: Dave Salzer Fire Marshal SUBJ: Fire Flow Evaluation for Belfair Post Office The fire flow evaluation for the proposed Belfair Post Office is based on the following information: TOTAL GROSS SQUARE FEET: 7265 BASE FIRE FLOW (1994 UFC, Table A-III-A-1) 2250 gpm 50% REDUCTION FOR SPRINKLER SYS. 1125 gpm 1. 40% EXPOSURE INCREASE 1575 gpm 25% REDUCTION FOR FIRE ALARM SYS. 1181 gpm AVAILABLE FIRE FLOW 960 GPM The fire protection requirements for the proposed project are as follows: 1. Provide a NFPA 13 fire sprinkler system throughout. A separate permit is required. An application packet will come under separate cover. 2 . Provide a NFPA 72 automatic fire system, installed to Mason County Standards and monitored by an approved UL central receiving station. Both the fire alarm and sprinkler system will be monitored through the fire alarm panel. Standards for installation will be sent under separate cover. DETAILS OF THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM: 1. Smoke detectors throughout occupied areas. Manual pull stations at all exit doors. Audibility throughout. System must meet ADA requirements. 2 . Fire alarm panel to monitor all functions of fire alarm system and sprinkler system, including: * Water flow * Tamper switches on PIV and riser valves. * All zones and functions are to be transmitted to the central receiving station. * Provide a loll bell and exterior strobe on that portion of the building facing the access road to the site. ADDITIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ISSUES: 1. Contact the Belfair Water District at 1-360-275-3008 regarding extension of the water line to your project and the addition of a fire hydrant at the intersection SE of your project property. 2 . Contact Mason County FD 2 regarding the purchase of a KNOX BOX emergency key box for fire department access to the building. 3 . Comments regarding exit signs, emergency lights, fire extinguishers, address sign location and fire lane markings will be made on the building permit. Z D(, - g(, 3— 154 a MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL Mason County Bldg. III 426 W. Cedar P.O. Box 186 Shelton,Washington 98584 (360)427-9670 CODE ENFORCEMENT FIRE INSPECTIONS FIRE INVESTIGATION PUBLIC EDUCATION October 22 , 1996 TO: John O. Baumgardner Assured Fire Protection FROM: Dave Salzer Fire Marshal SUBJ: Belfair Post Office During a site visit to the Belfair Post Office, I noticed a concealed space that needs sprinkler coverage. I have included a copy of the reflected ceiling plan showing the location. Area A appears to be a "nook" that has an open space above. Area B appears to be an area that will be totally enclosed to create a "soffit" type space. Both areas appear to exceed the exceptions in NFPA 4-4 . 1. 7 . 1. 1. Thank you for your attention to this issue. Please contact. me if you have any questions. FILE COPY MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL Mason County Bldg. III 426 W.Cedar P.O. Box 186 Shelton,Washington 985a4 (206) 427-9670 CODE ENFORCEMENT FIRE INSPECTIONS FIRE INVESTIGATION PUBLIC EDUCATI� 4� P rye' PERMIT NO- MASON COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM PERMIT APPLICATION NOTE: 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. q,4 V V (fo i­,? j�o;Z gT r o PHONE �L�)Si,31' /y�// SITE ADDRESS FIRE DIST. CITY (jc�� i2 STATE q ZIP 9t3 DInRECTIONS TO JOB SITE--EQ14D/,1G Redz&n OWNER MAILING ADDRESS /yam V9 -R CITY 5,A I STATE z,9,4_ ZIP LIEN/TITLE HOLDER�,Q,,,g ADDRESS CITY #2 CONTRACTOR /4s,,, CONTRACTOR REG ADDRESS // _ , E. EXP. DATE 1 / ,z 7 /7 CITY _ll..,, r �4 9 & _37T STATE �jq, ZIP 91337Z- #3 PARCEL # /Z Z o - LEGAL DESCRIPTION 4.T C QE S,r.�ser t�i.a� -t�2y87 #4 BLDG. SQ. FT (EXISTING/PROPOSED) 1ST FL_ 0 !�7ZdS / 2ND / 3RD / BASEMENT DECK / #BR #BATH _ GARAGE / CARPORT / ENCL ATTIC: Y N OTHER SQ FT USE OF BUIL. #5 DESCRIPTION )F WORK: / SPRINKLER: ;qET DRY L,/ STANDPIPE: WET DRY AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM CORRIDOR SMOKES HOOD & DUCT _ DRY CHEMICAL WET CHEMICAL HALON E NEW SYSTM_ MODIFICATIO*l NUMBER OF NEW DEVICES_ MONITORING iA ION #6 DOES YOUR SUBMITTAL INCLUDE: 1 . DIMENSIONS, SCALE, NORTH ARR,. ;? YES NO 2 . FLOOR PLAN AND CROSS SECTION!-+F, ELEVATION? YES—NO- 3 . ALL CONCEALED SPACES (LABELED COMBUSTIBLE AND NON-COMBUSTIBLE) ? YES NO 4 . ALL AREAS ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF NEW WALLS? YES NO_ 5 . CUT SHEETS OR REFERENCES FOR 1LL NEW DEVICES? YES NO_ 6 . LOCATION/DESCRIPTION OF ANY E�;ISTING DEVICES YES 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 t•CCORDANCE 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 F!=URE TO PROVIDE THESE PLANS AND PERMIT FOR THE MASON COUNTY TIRE 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 ,m aware of the Mason County ordinance requirements for which this F ermit 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 fr-)m the Mason County Fire Marshal . BY DATE_? - ZZ- `lam FIL E Copy 11206 32nd Street East Puyallup, Washington 98372-2032 Phone: (206) 863-9548 July 18,.1996 Dave Salzer Mason County Fire Marshal 426 West Cedar St. -- Shelton;WA.,98584 - - RE:Belfair Post Office Sprinkler Plan Approval. Dear Mr. Salzer, Fire Sprinkler plans for the U. S.Post Office to be constructed in Belfair,WA. have been reviewed by Wash. State Survey&Rating Bureau as per Mason County requirements. A copy of their review is included with this submittal. This accompanying letter serves to explain their comments and recommendations. 1. The recommended design density of.18 gpm per sq.ft.over the area of 3,250 sq.ft. is derived from the NFPA#13 supply curve for Ordinary Hazard Group 2 with a 30%increase of area for the use of a Dry Pipe System. The calculated.15 gpm over 1950 sq.ft.is also from the NFPA#13 supply curve for Ordinary Hazard Group 1 with 30%increase for a Dry Pipe System. (NFPA#13 -Figure 5.1) Ordinary Hazard Group 1 classification is appropriate for this project since Group 2 is"the norm or average occupancy for manufacturing and processing industries",NFPA#13A-1-4.7.2.1. 2. The 1,950 sq.ft.calculation area configuration on the submitted plan is correct. (NPPA#13 Figure A-6-4.4.1) 3. 250 gpm reserved for inside and outside hose allowance as per NFPA#13,Table 5-2.3.. 4. Drains are provided for all trapped piping as specified. 5. Information on flow test provided by Mason County Fire Marshal. 6. 10"alarm bell provided. 8. The grooved piping is thinwall,the threaded piping is either"XL,"or"Dyna Thread". Sincerely, ohn O. Bauingar ASSURED FIRE PROTECTION FIL 11206 32ND ST.E . COP PUYALLUP,WA. 98372 y HYDRAULIC CALCULATIONS FOR �ssv� U. S . POST OFFICEi�`u°t BELFAIR , WA FILE NUMBER: 2259A <DATE : 07/12/96 -DESIGN DATA- OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION: ORDINARY HAZ . GRP. 1 DENSITY: . 15 gpm/sq. ft . AREA OF APPLICATION: 1950 sq. ft . COVERAGE PER SPRINKLER: 130 sq. ft . NUMBER OF SPRINKLERS CALCULATED: 21 SPRINKLERS TOTAL SPRINKLER WATER FLOW REQUIRED: 394 . 7 GPM TOTAL WATER REQUIRED (including hose) : 644 . 7 GPM FLOW AND PRESSURE (@ SOURCE) 644 . 7 GPM @ 31 . 3 PSI SPRINKLER ORIFICE SIZE: K= 5 . 6 NAME OF CONTRACTOR: ASSURED FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN/LAYOUT BY: MOREN AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION: MASON COUNTY DEPT. CALCULATIONS BY HASS COMPUTER PROGRAM (LICENSE # 425D138 ) HRS SYSTEMS, INC . ATLANTA, GA SPRINKLER SYSTEM HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS Page 1 Date : 07/13/1996 2259A. SDF JOB TITLE : U. S . POST OFFICE BELFAIR, WA. OH GRP1 . 15/1950 (K=5 . 6) WATER SUPPLY DATA SOURCE STATIC RESID. FLOW AVAIL. TOTAL REQ'D NODE PRESS . PRESS . @ PRESS . @ DEMAND PRESS . TAG (PSI) (PSI) (GPM) (PSI) (GPM) (PSI) 42 55 . 0 20 . 0 960 . 0 38 .2 644 . 7 31 .3 AGGREGATE FLOW ANALYSIS : TOTAL FLOW AT SOURCE 644 . 7 GPM TOTAL HOSE STREAM ALLOWANCE AT SOURCE 250 . 0 GPM OTHER HOSE STREAM ALLOWANCES 0 . 0 GPM TOTAL DISCHARGE FROM ACTIVE SPRINKLERS 394 . 7 GPM NODE ANALYSIS DATA NODE TAG ELEVATION NODE TYPE PRESSURE DISCHARGE (FT) (PSI) (GPM) 1 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 12 . 0 19 .4 2 12 . 0 - - - - 13 . 0 - - - 3 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 13 . 3 20 .4 4 12 . 0 - - - - 13 . 7 - - - 5 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 14 . 6 21 .4 6 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 15 .2 21 . 9 7 12 . 0 - - - - 15 . 8 - - - 8 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 11 .4 18 . 9 9 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 11 . 0 18 . 5 10 12 . 0 - - - - 11 . 8 - - - 11 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 11 . 5 19 . 0 12 12 . 0 - - - - 12 . 5 - - - 13 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 12 . 9 20 . 1 14 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 12 .4 19 . 7 15 12 . 0 - - - - 13 .4 - - - 16 12 . 0 - - - - 15 . 9 - - - 17 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 8 .4 16 . 3 18 12 . 0 - - - - 9 . 2 - - - 19 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 9 .4 17 . 2 20 12 . 0 - - - - 10 . 2 - - - 20A 12 . 0 - - - - 11 . 1 - - - 21 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 10 . 0 17 . 7 22 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 10 . 5 18 . 2 23 12 . 0 - - - - 11 . 2 - - - 24 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 13 . 2 20 .4 25 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 14 . 2 21 . 1 26 12 . 0 - - - - 16 . 2 - - - 27 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 7 . 2 15 . 0 28 12 . 0 - - - - 7 . 7 - - - 29 12 . 0 - - - - 8 . 3 - - - 30 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 7 . 6 15 . 4 31 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 8 . 1 15 . 9 32 12 . 0 - - - - 8 . 8 - - - 33 12 . 0 - - - - 9 . 9 - - - SPRINKLER SYSTEM HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS Page 2 Date : 07/13/1996 2259A. SDF JOB TITLE: U. S . POST OFFICE BELFAIR, WA. OH GRPI . 15/1950 (K=5 . 6) NODE TAG ELEVATION NODE TYPE PRESSURE DISCHARGE (FT) (PSI) (GPM) 34 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 9 . 1 16 . 9 35 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 12 . 3 19 . 6 36 12 . 0 K= 5 . 60 15 . 0 21 . 7 37 12 . 0 - - - - 16 . 8 - - - 38 12 . 0 - - - - 16 . 9 - - - 39 1 . 5 - - - - 26 . 5 - - - 40 1 . 5 - - - - 29 . 5 - - - 41 0 . 0 - - - - 30 . 5 - - - 42 0 . 0 SOURCE 31 . 3 394 . 7 SPRINKLER SYSTEM HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS Page 3 Date: 07/13/1996 2259A. SDF JOB TITLE : U. S . POST OFFICE BELFAIR, WA. OH GRP1 . 15/1950 (K=5 . 6) PIPE DATA PIPE TAG Q (GPM) DIA(IN) LENGTH PRESS . END ELEV. NOZ . PT DISC. VEL (FPS) HW (C) (FT) SUM. NODES (FT) (K) (PSI) (GPM) F.L. /FT (PSI) Pipe: 1 -19 .4 1 . 087 PL 7 . 12 PF 1 . 0 1 12 . 0 5 .6 12 .0 19 .4 6 . 7 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 2 12 . 0 0 . 0 13 .0 0 . 0 0 . 145 TL 7 . 12 PV 0 . 3 Pipe: 2 -19 .4 1 .416 PL 7 . 12 PF 0 . 3 2 12 . 0 0 . 0 13 .0 0 . 0 4 . 0 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 3 12 . 0 5 . 6 13 .3 20 .4 0 . 040 TL 7 . 12 PV 0 . 1 Pipe : 3 -39 . 8 1 .416 PL 2 . 62 PF 0 .4 3 12 . 0 5 . 6 13 .3 20 .4 8 . 1 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 4 12 . 0 0 . 0 13 . 7 0 . 0 0 . 151 TL 2 . 62 PV 0 .4 Pipe : 4 -39 . 8 1 . 650 PL 11 . 88 PF 0 . 9 4 12 . 0 0 . 0 13 . 7 0 . 0 6 . 0 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 5 12 . 0 5 . 6 14 .6 21 .4 0 . 072 TL 11 . 88 PV 0 . 2 Pipe : 5 -61 . 2 2 . 115 PL 14 . 17 PF 0 . 7 5 12 . 0 5 . 6 14 . 6 21 .4 5 . 6 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 6 12 . 0 5 . 6 15 . 2 21 . 9 0 . 047 TL 14 . 17 PV 0 . 2 Pipe : 6 -83 . 1 2 . 115 PL 6 . 71 PF 0 . 6 6 12 . 0 5 . 6 15 .2 21 . 9 7 . 6 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 7 12 . 0 0 . 0 15 . 8 0 . 0 0 . 083 TL 6 . 71 PV 0 .4 Pipe: 7 -18 . 9 1 .416 PL 10 . 67 PF 0 .4 8 12 . 0 5 . 6 11.4 18 . 9 3 . 9 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 10 12 . 0 0 . 0 11. 8 0 . 0 0 . 038 TL 10 . 67 PV 0 . 1 Pipe : 8 -18 . 5 1 . 087 PL 2 . 12 PF 0 . 8 9 12 . 0 5 . 6 11. 0 18 . 5 6 .4 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 10 12 . 0 0 . 0 11. 8 0 . 0 0 . 133 TL 6 . 36 PV 0 . 3 Pipe : 9 -37 .4 1 . 650 PL 10 . 50 PF 0 . 7 10 12 . 0 0 . 0 11. 8 0 . 0 5 . 6 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 12 12 . 0 0 . 0 12 . 5 0 . 0 0 . 064 TL 10 . 50 PV 0 . 2 Pipe : 10 -19 . 0 1 . 087 PL 3 . 00 PF 1 . 0 11 12 . 0 5 . 6 11. 5 19 . 0 6 . 6 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 12 12 . 0 0 . 0 12 . 5 0 . 0 0 . 139 TL 7 . 24 PV 0 . 3 Pipe : 11 -56 .4 2 . 115 PL 9 . 67 PF 0 .4 12 12 . 0 0 . 0 12 . 5 0 . 0 5 . 2 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 13 12 . 0 5 . 6 12 . 9 20 . 1 0 . 041 TL 9 . 67 PV 0 . 2 Pipe : 12 -76 . 5 2 . 115 PL 7 . 83 PF 0 . 6 13 12 . 0 5 . 6 12 . 9 20 . 1 7 . 0 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 15 12 . 0 0 . 0 13 .4 0 . 0 0 . 072 TL 7 . 83 PV 0 . 3 Pipe : 13 -19 . 7 1 . 087 PL 3 . 00 PF 1 . 1 14 12 . 0 5 . 6 12 .4 19 . 7 6 . 8 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 15 12 . 0 0 . 0 13 .4 0 . 0 0 . 149 TL 7 . 24 PV 0 . 3 SPRINKLER SYSTEM HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS Page 4 Date: 07/13/1996 2259A.SDF JOB TITLE: U.S . POST OFFICE BELFAIR, WA. OH GRP1 . 15/1950 (K=5 . 6) PIPE DATA (cont . ) PIPE TAG Q (GPM) DIA(IN) LENGTH PRESS . END ELEV. NOZ . PT DISC. VEL (FPS) HW(C) (FT) SUM. NODES (FT) (K) (PSI) (GPM) F.L. /FT (PSI) Pipe: 14 -96 .2 2 .115 PL 14 .50 PF 2 .5 15 12 . 0 0 .0 13 .4 0 .0 8 .8 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 16 12 . 0 0 .0 15 .9 0 . 0 0 . 110 TL 22 .48 PV 0 .5 Pipe: 15 -16 .3 1 .087 PL 2 . 75 PF 0 . 7 17 12 . 0 5 .6 8 .4 16 .3 5 .6 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 18 12 . 0 0 .0 9 .2 0 . 0 0 . 104 TL 6 . 99 PV 0 .2 Pipe: 16 -16 .3 1 . 087 PL 9 . 83 PF 1 . 0 18 12 .0 0 . 0 9 .2 0 .0 5 . 6 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 20 12 . 0 0 . 0 10 .2 0 . 0 0 . 104 TL 9 . 83 PV 0 .2 Pipe: 17 -17 .2 1 . 087 PL 2 .58 PF 0 . 8 19 12 .0 5 .6 9 .4 17 .2 5 . 9 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 20 12 . 0 0 . 0 10 .2 0 . 0 0 . 116 TL 6 . 82 PV 0 . 2 Pipe: 18 -33 .4 1 .416 PL 8 . 71 PF 1 . 0 20 12 .0 0 .0 10 .2 0 . 0 6 .8 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 20A 12 . 0 0 . 0 11 .1 0 . 0 0 . 109 TL 8 . 71 PV 0 .3 Pipe: 19 -17 . 7 1.087 PL 4 . 79 PF 1 . 1 21 12 .0 5 .6 10 .0 17 . 7 6 . 1 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 20A 12 . 0 0 . 0 11.1 0 . 0 0 . 123 TL 9 . 03 PV 0 .3 Pipe: 20 -51 .2 1 .416 PL 0 .46 PF 0 . 1 20A 12 .0 0 .0 11.1 0 . 0 10 .4 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 23 12 . 0 0 . 0 11.2 0 . 0 0 .240 TL 0 .46 PV 0 . 7 Pipe: 21 -18 .2 1 . 087 PL 1 .46 PF 0 . 7 22 12 .0 5 . 6 10 .5 18 .2 6 .3 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 23 12 . 0 0 . 0 11.2 0 . 0 0 . 128 TL 5 . 70 PV 0 .3 Pipe: 22 -69 .3 1 . 650 PL 9 . 83 PF 2 . 0 23 12 . 0 0 . 0 11.2 0 .0 10 .4 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 24 12 . 0 5 . 6 13 .2 20 .4 0 .200 TL 9 . 83 PV 0 . 7 Pipe: 23 -89 . 7 2 . 115 PL 9 . 83 PF 0 . 9 24 12 . 0 5 . 6 13 .2 20 .4 8 .2 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 25 12 . 0 5 . 6 14 .2 21 . 1 0 . 096 TL 9 . 83 PV 0 .5 Pipe: 24 -110 . 7 2 . 115 PL 14 .42 PF 2 . 1 25 12 . 0 5 .6 14.2 21 . 1 10 .1 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 26 12 . 0 0 . 0 16 .2 0 . 0 0 . 142 TL 14 .42 PV 0 . 7 Pipe: 25 -15 . 0 1 . 087 PL 2 . 08 PF 0 . 6 27 12 . 0 5 . 6 7 .2 15 . 0 5 .2 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 28 12 . 0 0 . 0 7 . 7 0 . 0 0 . 090 TL 6 .32 PV 0 . 2 Pipe: 26 -15 . 0 1 . 087 PL 5 . 83 PF 0 .5 28 12 .0 0 .0 7 . 7 0 . 0 5 .2 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 29 12 . 0 0 . 0 8.3 0 . 0 0 . 090 TL 5 . 83 PV 0 . 2 SPRINKLER SYSTEM HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS Page 5 Date: 07/13/1996 2259A. SDF JOB TITLE: U.S . POST OFFICE BELFAIR, WA. OH GRP1 . 15/1950 (K=5 . 6) PIPE DATA (cont . ) PIPE TAG Q(GPM) DIA(IN) LENGTH PRESS . END ELEV. NOZ. PT DISC. VEL (FPS) HW(C) (FT) SUM. NODES (FT) (K) (PSI) (GPM) F.L. /FT (PSI) Pipe: 27 -15 .4 1 . 087 PL 3 . 04 PF 0 . 7 30 12 .0 5 .6 7 .6 15 .4 5 .3 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 29 12 . 0 0 . 0 8 .3 0 . 0 0 . 095 TL 7 .28 PV 0 . 2 Pipe: 28 -30 .4 1 .416 PL 5 .38 PF 0 . 5 29 12 . 0 0 .0 8 .3 0 .0 6 .2 100 FTG ---- PE 0 .0 32 12 . 0 0 . 0 8 .8 0 . 0 0 . 092 TL 5 . 38 PV 0 . 3 Pipe: 29 -15 . 9 1 . 087 PL 2 .38 PF 0 . 7 31 12 . 0 5 .6 8 .1 15 .9 5 .5 100 FTG T PE 0 . 0 32 12 . 0 0 . 0 8 .8 0 . 0 0 . 101 TL 6 . 62 PV 0 . 2 Pipe: 30 -46 .4 1 .416 PL 5 .58 PF 1 .1 32 12 . 0 0 .0 8 .8 0 .0 9 .4 100 FTG ---- PE 0 .0 33 12 . 0 0 . 0 9 .9 0 . 0 0 .200 TL 5 . 58 PV 0 . 6 Pipe: 31 -16 . 9 1 . 087 PL 2 . 79 PF 0 . 8 34 12 . 0 5 .6 9 .1 16 .9 5 .8 100 FTG T PE 0 .0 33 12 . 0 0 . 0 9 .9 0 . 0 0 . 112 TL 7 . 03 PV 0 .2 Pipe: 32 -63 .2 1 . 650 PL 14 . 12 PF 2 .4 33 12 . 0 0 .0 9 .9 0 .0 9 .5 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 35 12 . 0 5 . 6 12 .3 19 . 6 0 . 169 TL 14 . 12 PV 0 . 6 Pipe: 33 -82 . 8 1 . 650 PL 9 .83 PF 2 . 7 35 12 .0 5 . 6 12 .3 19 . 6 12 .4 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 36 12 . 0 5 . 6 15 . 0 21 . 7 0 .278 TL 9 . 83 PV 1 . 0 Pipe: 34 -104 .5 2 .115 PL 14 .21 PF 1 . 8 36 12 .0 5 . 6 15 .0 21 . 7 9 .5 100 FTG ---- PE 0 .0 37 12 . 0 0 . 0 16 . 8 0 .0 0 . 128 TL 14 .21 PV 0 . 6 Pipe: 35 -83 . 1 3 .340 PL 10 . 79 PF 0 .1 7 12 .0 0 . 0 15 .8 0 . 0 3 . 0 100 FTG ---- PE 0 .0 16 12 . 0 0 . 0 15 . 9 0 .0 0 . 009 TL 10 . 79 PV 0 . 1 Pipe: 36 -179 .2 3 .340 PL 8 .50 PF 0 .3 16 12 .0 0 . 0 15 .9 0 . 0 6 . 6 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 26 12 . 0 0 . 0 16 .2 0 . 0 0 . 037 TL 8 .50 PV 0 . 3 Pipe: 37 -290 . 0 3 .340 PL 7 . 12 PF 0 .6 26 12 .0 0 . 0 16 .2 0 . 0 10 . 6 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 38 12 . 0 0 . 0 16 . 9 0 . 0 0 . 091 TL 7 . 12 PV 0 . 8 Pipe: 38 -104 .5 3 .340 PL 3 . 04 PF 0 . 0 37 12 .0 0 . 0 16 .8 0 . 0 3 . 8 100 FTG ---- PE 0 . 0 38 12 . 0 0 . 0 16 . 9 0 . 0 0 . 014 TL 3 . 04 PV 0 . 1 Pipe: 39 -394 .5 4 . 124 PL 62 . 67 PF 5 . 1 38 12 .0 0 . 0 16 .9 0 . 0 9 .5 100 FTG T2L PE 4 .5 39 1 .5 0 . 0 26 . 5 0 . 0 0 . 058 TL 88 .35 PV 0 . 6 SPRINKLER SYSTEM HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS Page 6 Date: 07/13/1996 2259A.SDF JOB TITLE: U.S . POST OFFICE BELFAIR, WA. OH GRP1 . 15/1950 (K=5 . 6) PIPE DATA (cont . ) PIPE TAG Q (GPM) DIA(IN) LENGTH PRESS . END ELEV. NOZ . PT DISC. VEL(FPS) HW(C) (FT) SUM. NODES (FT) (K) (PSI) (GPM) F.L. /FT (PSI) Pipe: 40 FIXED PRESSURE LOSS DEVICE 40 1 .5 0 . 0 29 .5 0 .0 3 .0 psi, 394 .5 gpm 39 1 .5 0 . 0 26 .5 0 . 0 Pipe: 41 -394 .5 4 .124 PL 2 .50 PF 0 .4 40 1 .5 0 . 0 29 .5 0 .0 9 .5 120 FTG L PE 0 . 6 41 0 . 0 0 . 0 30 .5 0 . 0 0 . 041 TL 9 .25 PV 0 . 6 Pipe: 42 -394 . 7 6 .215 PL 100 . 00 PF 0 . 7 41 0 .0 0 . 0 30 .5 0 .0 4 .2 140 FTG ETG PE 0 . 0 42 0 .0 SRCE 31.3 (N/A) 0 . 004 TL 170 .41 PV 0 . 1 NOTES : (1) Calculations were performed by the HASS 6 . 1 .0 computer program under license no. 425D138 granted by HRS Systems, Inc. 2193 Ranchwood Dr. , N.E. Atlanta, GA 30345 (2) The system has been balanced to provide an average imbalance at each node of 0 . 020 gpm and a maximum imbalance at any node of 0 . 832 gpm. (3) Velocity pressures are printed for information only, and are not used in balancing the system. Maximum water velocity is 12 .4 ft/sec at pipe 33 . (4) PIPE FITTINGS TABLE Pipe Table Name: STANDARD.PIP PAGE: * MATERIAL: S40 HWC: 120 Diameter Equivalent Fitting Lengths in Feet (in) E T L C B G A D Ell Tee LngEll ChkVly BfyVly GatVly A1mChk DPVly 1 . 087 2 .38 5 .95 2 . 38 5 . 95 7 . 14 1 . 19 11 . 89 11 . 89 1 .416 3 .40 6 .80 2 .27 7 . 94 6 . 80 1 . 13 11 . 34 11 .34 1 .650 4 .51 9 .02 2 .25 10 . 14 6 .76 1 . 13 11 . 27 11 .27 2 . 115 5 .59 11 .18 3 .35 12 .30 6 . 71 1 . 12 11.18 11 . 18 3 . 340 10 .59 22 .69 7 . 56 24 . 20 15 . 12 1 .51 19 . 66 15 . 12 4 . 124 11 .24 22 .49 6 . 75 24 . 73 13 .49 2 .25 22 .49 11 .24 6 .215 15 .77 33 .79 10 .14 36 .04 11 .26 3 .38 31 . 54 21 .40 SPRINKLER SYSTEM HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS Page 7 Date: 07/13/1996 2259A.SDF JOB TITLE: U.S . POST OFFICE BELFAIR, WA. OH GRP1 . 15/1950 (K=5 . 6) WATER SUPPLY CURVE 60+ 55*\\ 50+ \\ 45+ \\ P 40+ \\ R \0 E \\\ S \\ S 35+ \\ U \\ R \\ E X \\ 30+ \\ S \\ I 25+ \\ 20+ 20 . 0 psi @ 960 gpm-> Flow Test Point 15+ 10+ LEGEND it n X = Required Water Supply " 31 .25 psi @ 644 .7 gpm 5+ " 0 = Available Water Supply 38 .24 psi @ 644 .7 gpm " rr 0++-+---+----+-----+------+--------+--------+---------+-----------+ 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 FLOW (GPM) X - rF 0 1S3n 0 0 0 0 z � - -n 3DLIJO lUdn m l-6 m l-6 @ l-6 m l-6 $ aft Xl xL l ------------ - FILE COPY Protection &Communications, Inc. 19630 40th Avenue West, Suite B - Lynnwood,Washington 98036 - (206) 774-9099 - FAX (206) 774-6317 ELECTRICAL/FIRE ALARM PERMIT COVER SHEET ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: PRO-COMM, INC. DATE: 6-28-96 19630 40TH AVE. W., STE. B JOB NAME: U S POST OFFICE - BELFAIR LYNNWOOD,WA 98036 CONTACT: JEANNE WIGGINS (206)774-9099 A.H.J.: MASON COUNTY FIRE DEPT. CONT. LIC. #PROTECI165L8 PROJECT INFORMATION: PROPERTY OWNER: HALVY CORPORATION GEN.CONT.: HALVY CORP. COMPLEX NAME: U S POST OFFICE 14249 AMBAUM BL SW JOB ADDRESS: NE 60, RIDGE POINT BLVD BURIEN, WA 98166 CITY,STATE,ZIP: BELFAIR, WA 98528-9998 (206)431-4411 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: [ INSTALL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM [ ] INSTALL FIRE DETECTION SYSTEM [ ] EXPAND EXISTING FIRE ALARM SYSTEM [ ] INSTALL MONITORING [ ] OTHER DESCRIP. OF OCCUPANCY: ] COMMERCIAL ] MULTI FAMILY [ ] SINGLE FAMILY WIRING METHOD: LOW VOLTAGE OPEN CABLE [ ] OTHER SPRINKLER SYSTEM: [ YES NO NUMBER OF ZONES: 4 (transmitted individually) NUMBER OF HORN CIRCUITS: 2 NUMBER OF DEVICES: 44 NUMBER OF CONTROL UNITS: 1 COMMENTS: ** MONITORING HAS NOT YET BEEN SET UP FOR THIS ACCOUNT. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES I IIS CERTIFIES THAT THE PERSON NAMED HEREON IS REGISTERED AS PROVIDED BY LAW AS A ELEC CONTR LTD ENERGY REGISTRATION NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE EC06 PROTECI165LB 05/3 /9 STATE OF WASHINGTON PROTECTION & COMMUNICATNB INC 1?630 40TH AVE W B LYNNWOOD WA 99036-6701 F625-052-000(3-92) 6 State of Washington County of Snohomish I cert fy that this is a true and correct copy of a document in the posses;;ion of Protection & Communications, Inc. dba Pro-Comm, Inc. as of this date. , Dated: Lq(o Notary Public My appointment expires: 7 ;> U� � �. `���'..�� ;, ,` � � � . ^; =, p ��•,. r r;�r�tu�t+��� ,, - - __ h I MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL Mason County Bldg, III 426 W. Cedar P.O.Box 186 Shelton, Washington 98584 (206)427-9670 t CORRECTION NOTICE OCCUPANT i/� C PERMIT# ADDRESS DATE 7/z CONTACT PHONE The following items do not comply with County Codes/Ordinances.These must be corrected and subsequently inspected by the Mason County Fire Marshal. i f/ / /AI / elf 4. j 7 ❑ DO NOT OCCUPY UNTIL ALL CORRECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE AND AN OCCU- PANCY PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED. Following the correction of all violations contact the Mason County Fire Marshal for an inspection. Call 427-9670 Mon.-Fri. 8:00-4:00 TO BE REMOVED BY 4 INSPECTOR ONLY white-occupant Yellow-Fire Marshal Pink-File K i MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL 1 Mason County Bldg. III 426 W. Cedar P.O. Box 186 Shelton,Washington 98584 (206)427-9670 CORRECTION NOTICE OCCUPANT PERMIT# II ADDRESS DATE CONTACT PHONE The following items do not comply with County Codes/Ordinances.These must be corrected and subsequently inspected by the Mason County Fire Marshal. r f t r E E F Fi !F E p� DO NOT OCCUPY UNTIL ALL CORRECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE AND AN OCCU- PANCY PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED. Following the correction of all violations contact the Mason County Fire Marshal for an inspection. Call 427-9670 Mon.-Fri. 8:00-4:00 TO BE REMOVED BY INSPECTOR ONLY White-Occupant Yellow-Fire Marshal Pink-File 1 MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL 1 Mason County Bldg. III 426 W. Cedar \ P.O. Box 186 Shelton,Washington 98584 (206)427-9670 CORRECTION NOTICE OCCUPANT U [" � ��� PERMIT# , �� ��0 ADDRESS DATE ! e 2 CONTACT PHONE The following items do not comply with County Codes/Ordinances.These must be corrected i and subsequently inspected by the Mason County Fire Marshal. r 4- vim: G oVr �2-jctfo L d. ( DO NOT OCCUPY UNTIL ALL CORRECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE AND?NOCCU- PANCY PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED. Following the correction of all violations contact the Mason County Fire Marshal for an G inspection. Call 427-9670 Mon.-Fri. 8:00-4:00 TO BE REMOVED BY INSPECTOR ONLY White-Occupant Yellow-Fire Marshal Pink-File t 1 f Alarm lGentterinc. HOME OFFICE,P.O.BOX 3401,LACEY,WA 98509-340 (360)491-6320 or 1-800-227-0945 ACE FIRE&SECURITY/CUSTOM SECURITY SYSTEMS AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Name of Facility: j"' .S� Date: / 1 Zoo E Addresses Covered: + c •— ag Contact Person: C9,) ('t Sts' Telephone: ( 30' 02 7g— 0026 Jurisdiction: System # I type Dw # type # type # type # type # type Type of Occupancy: (circle) Retail Office Assembly Industrial Storage Other A. OWNERS SECTION 1. Circle Current Hazards: Use or Storage of Hazardous Materials High Rise(7 story or more) Stock Piled over 12' high Other 2. Previous occupancy type: -SdM 2 3. Describe Fire Modifications since last inspection:_hQp.p_ 4. Describe any fires since last inspection: hor,c, 5. Date system was installed(approximate if unknown): 19qfif 6.Type of business at that time: .$a fir. p E. INSPECTORS'S SECTION 1. General YES NO NA 1.1 Is the system hydraulically designed? .� 1.2 If hydraulically designed,are risers properly marked per NFPA? 1� 1.3 Discharge density per Sq.ft. Residual pressure @ Riser GPM 1.4 If not hydraulically designed, indicate piping schedule Ig Ordinary Extra 1.5 Are all areas of the building protected by sprinklers according to NFPA#13 1.6 Record water pressure @ riser 1.7 Record maximum height of riser(stories,feet) a G 1.8 Is the building occupied? x 1.9 Is there a minimum of 18"clearance between the top of the storage and the deflector? x 1.10 Does the hand hose on the sprinkler system appear to be satisfactory? 1.11 Do all exterior openings appear to be protected against freezing? 2. Control Valves YES NO NA 2.1 Are all sprinkler system control valves in the proper open or closed position? 2.2 Are all control valves in the open position, locked or sealed? 2.3 Are all control valves properly signed? 3. Wet Systems YES NO NA 3.1 Are all cold weather valves in the appropriate open or closed position? 3.2 Have antifreeze solutions been tested? Satisfactory? 3.3 Is the building adequately heated? r 4. Dry Systems YES NO NA 4.1 Is the dry valve in service? 4.2 Has the operation of the air or nitrogen supply been tasted? 4.3 Were the low points drained during this inspection? 4.4 Did quick opening devices operate satisfactorily? 4.5 Was dry valve tripped during this inspection? 4.6 Did the heating equipment in the dry pipe valve room operate at the time of the inspection? 4.7 Internal exam of piping/alarm valve conducted in (required every 5 years) ` 4.8 Was the dry piping checked for proper pitch? 5. Alarms YES NO NA 5.1 Did the water motor and gong test satisfactorily? 5.2 Did the electric alarm test satisfactorily? 5.3 Is the system monitored? 5.4 Monitoring company 6. Sprinklers YES NO NA 6.1 Is the sprinkler system free of any recalled heads? K 6.2 Are all sprinklers free from corrosion, loading or obstruction to spray discharge? X 6.3 Are all standard response sprinklers less than 50 years old? 6.4 Are all quick response sprinkler heads less than 20 years old? 6.5 Is a stock of spare sprinkler heads and a head wrench available? 6.6 Does the exterior of the system appear to be satisfactory? 6.7 Are the sprinkler heads the proper temperature rating for their use? 6.8 Approximate number of heads in Sys 1AC91V.Sys 2 Sys 3 Sys 4 Sys 5 Sys 6 6.9 Date dry valve trip tested (control valve partially open) 6.10 Date dry valve trip tested (control valve fully open) 6.11 Are all dry sprinkler systems less than 10 years old? 6.12 Has the FDC been back flushed within the last 5 years? 6.13 Have the system gauges been calibrated or replaced within the last 5 years x 7. System Operating jest System#1 System#2 System#3 Valve make&model R e'is b 1-P-, Valve make&model Valve make&model QOD make&model _ QOD make&model QOD make&model Static water pressure Static water pressure Static water pressure Residual water pressure 3 Residual water pressure Residual water pressure Air pressure 3 Air pressure Air pressure Trip point pressure 9Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Triptime s Trip time Trip time Water @ insp.test Water @ insp.test Water @ insp.test System#4 System#5 System#6 Valve make&model Valve make&model Valve make&model QOD make&model QOD make&model QOD make&model Static water pressure Static water pressure Static water pressure Residual water pressure Residual water pressure Residual water pressure Air pressure Air pressure Air pressure Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Trip time Trip time Trip time Water @ insp.test Water @ insp.test Water @insp.test C. COMMENTS Explain any no answers and comments: o V e r �l ✓ v _des s ih c QVe /iL, .o F� (]L Aa,Lr�/ V ` $ r r ,.1 e � t .rc Q r Adjustments: or corrections made during this inspection: Although the following comments are not a result of an engineering review,the following desirable improvements are recommended: 6e-e above-, System#1 System#2 System#3 Is operational Is operational Is operational Is operational w/defects Is operational w/defects Is operational w/defects ----- - Is NOT operational I Is NOT operational — I Is NOT operational T System#4 System#5 System#6 Is operational Is operational Is operational Is operational w/defects E Is operational w/defectsE I I Is operational w/defects Is NOT operational Is NOT operational Is NOT operational TEST COMPUTED BY:Alarm Center Inc.DBA Ace Fire&Security WA State Contractors Number:ALARMC1055CW STREET ADDRESS:4500 3`d.Ave.SE;Lacey, WA 98509 MAILING ADDRESS: PO Box 3407 Lacey, WA 98509-3407 Inspector.(print) U-Q Sf7 rl G/i (signature) Please direct all questions concerning inspection to Operations @(360)481-1375 The information and data contained in this testing document have been carefully reviewed for accuracy and presumed to be correct and reliable. However, Alarm Center Inc. assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies and reserves the right to modify and revise this document without notice. Alarm Center Inc. Provides this document "as is" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of use or fitness for any purpose. Furthermore, Alarm Center Inc. does not represent or warrant that the system may not be compromised of circumvented; or that the system will prevent any loss by fire or otherwise;or that the system will in all cases provide the protection for which it is installed. w ALARM CENTER DBA 3� A CE FIRE AND SECURITY, INC y. 8 0000 a` PO BOX 3363 Lacey, WA. 98503 ALARMCI055CW AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Name of Facilityt2��� Date_3- 9-oq Addresses Covered 0 985 Contact Person Telephone�)Z7S,6ZLL Jurisdiction System # # # # # # # Type Type of Occu anc Circle etas Offices Assembly Industrial Storage Other A. OWNER SECTION: 1. Circle current hazards: Use or storage e-f Hazardous Materials High Rise(7 story or more) Stock piled over 12' high Other 2. Previous occupancy type_&., e. 3. Describe Fire Modifications since last inspection./?,an c 4. Describe any fires since last inspection z1one 5. Date (approximate if unknown) system installed 6. Type of business at that time.S.,..,*je B. INSPECTOR'S SECTION: - 1. GENERAL YES NO N/A I. Is the system hydraulically designed? 2. If hydraulically designed, are risers properly marked per NFPA? 3. Discharge density-Per-Sq.ft. Residual pressure r,riser GPM — 4. If not hydraulically designed,indicate piping schedule Lioht Ordinary Extra 5. Are all areas of the building pr=toriesorfeet) s according to NFPA#13? 6. Record K,ater pressure @ riser. 7. Record maximum height of riseZD'-t 8. Is the building occupied? —C 9. Is there a minimum of 18" clearance between the top of the storage and the deflector? / 10. Does the hand hose on the sprinkler system appear to be satisfactory? — 11. Do all exterior openings appear to be protected against freezing? 2. CONTROL V kLN7ES 1. Are all sprinkler system control valves and all other valves in the appropriate open or closed position? ✓ 2. Are all control valves in the open position,locked, or sealed? �- 3. Are all control Valves properly signed — N 3. WET SYSTEMS YES NO NSA 1. Are all cold weather valves in the appropriate open or closed position? 2. Have antifreeze solutions been tested? 3. Were the antifreeze test results satisfactory? 4. Is the building adequately heated? 4. DRY SYSTEMS 1. Is the dry valve in service? —� 2. Has the operation of the air or nitrogen supply been tested? 3. Were Iow points drained during this inspection? 4. Did quick opening devices operate satisfactorily? 5. Was dry valve tripped during this inspection? �- 6. Did the heating equipment in the dry pipe valve room operate at the time of inspection? 7. Internal exam of piping conducted in °!7 (Required every 10 years) 8. Was the dry piping checked for proper pitch? 5. ALARMS 1. Did the water motor and gong test satisfactorily? ft 2. Did the electric alarm test satisfactoril V? 3. Is the system monitored?By whom? • Water flow alarm? Tamper & trouble? 6. SPRINKLERS 1. Is this sprinkler system free of any recalled heads or devices? 1 2. Are all sprinklers free from corrosion,loading,or obstruction to spray discharge? 3. Are all standard response sprinklers less than 50 years old? _L 4. Are all quick response sprinkler heads less than 20 years old? _C 5. Is a stock of spare sprinklers and a head wrench available? 6. Does the exterior of the system appear to be satisfactory? 7. Are the sprinklers the proper temperature for their use? 8. Approximate number of sprinklers in: Sys 1 ZSn t Sys 2—Sys 3 Sys 4 Sys 9. Date dry valve trip tested (control valve partially open) Z�q 10. Date dry valve trip tested (control valve fully open) —� SYSTEM OPERATING TEST Svstem#1 Svstem #2 Svstem#3 Valve Make&Model Valve Make &Model Valve Make& Model OOD Make&Model OOD Make&Model OOD Make& Model StaticWater Pressure StaticWater Pressure StaticWater Pressure Residual Water Pressure ,3 Residual Water Pressure Residual Water Pressure Air Pressure �i Air pressure Air Pressure Trip Point Pressure 6 Trip Point Pressure Trip Point Pressure Trip Time —L,f Trip Time Trip Time Water a,lay.Test Water e,Insp. Test Water(a,,Insp. Test Svstem 94 Svstem#5 Svstem#6 Valve Make&Model Valve Make&Model Valve Make&Model OOD Make&Model OOD Make &Model OOD Make&Model StaticWater Pressure StaticWater Pressure StaticWater Pressure Residual Water Pressure Residual Water Pressure Residual Water Pressure Air pressure Air pressure Air pressure Trip Point Pressure Trip Point Pressure Trip Point Pressure Trip Time Trip Time Trip Time Water na,Insp.Test Water a.Insp.Test Water a,Insp. Test COMMENTS Explain any no answers and comments:_�� Adjustments or corrections made during this inspection: r►12.,2,r, Although these comments are not the result of an engineering review,the following desirable improvements are recommended: System#i System#2 Svstem#3 Is operational Is operational Is operational Is operational with defects Is operational with defects Is operational with defects Is not operational Is not operational Is not operational Svstem#4 Svstem#5 Svstem 46 Is operational Is operational Is operational Is operational with defects Is operational with defects Is operational with defects Is not operational Is not operational Is not operational NAME OF FIRM: ACE FIRE &SECURITY INC. STREET ADDRESS: 4500 Third Ave.SE; Lacey,WA.98509 MAILING ADDRESS: P. D.Box 3363, Lacey,WA 98509-3363 WASHINGTON CONTRACTORS LICENSE: ALARMCI055CW MISPECT®R: as per John Baumgardner DATE Please direc all questions and concerns to John Baumgardner(360)481 1375 r Y Y Y 1Y/ f C - 50 - 0000 a -pnrer Inc. HOME OFFICE,P.O.BOX 3401,LACEY,WA 98509-340 (360)491-6320 or 1-800-227-0945 ACE FIRE&SECURITY/CUSTOM SECURITY SYSTEMS AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTcM PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Name of Facility: C4-VeCE Daterr d,7 /,Z0/V Addresses Covered: N :5 alila - 1261a-i6l { 993-;Z,? Contact Person: )_ s- Telephone: 1 A�C ) 271'- CJ,6,C Jurisdiction: System # I type ])r,''# type # type # type # type # type Type of Occupancy:(circle) Retail Office Assembly Industrial Storage Other A. OWNERS SECTION 1. Circle Current Hazards: Use or Storage of Hazardous Materials High Rise(7 story or more) Stock Piled over 12'high Other 2. Previous occupancy type: Sah. re- 3. Describe Fire Modifications since last inspection: jjrjn.� 4. Describe any fires since last inspection: Ina A �e 5. Date system was installed (approximate if unknown): 9 qg 6.Type of business at that time: Sct,-n e, B. INSPECTORS'S 5E-i ION 1. General YES NO NA 1.1 Is the system hydraulically designed? 1.2 If hydraulically designed,are risers properly marked per NFPA? 1.3 Discharge density per Sq.ft. Residual pressure @ Riser GPM 1.4 If not hydraulically designed, indicate piping schedule Light Ordinary Extra 1.5 Are all areas of the building protected by sprinklers according to NFPA#13 1.6 Record water pressure @ riser Ll Ci 1.7 Record maximum height of riser(stories,feet) 1.8 Is the building occupied? 1.9 Is there a minimum of 18" clearance between the top of the storage and the deflector? 1.10 Does the hand hose on the sprinkler system appear to be satisfactory? 1.11 Do all exterior openings appear to be protected against freezing? 2. Control Valves YES NO NA 2.1 Are all sprinkler system control valves in the proper open or closed position? 2.2 Are all control valves in the open position, locked or sealed? 2.3 Are all control valves properly signed? Wet Svstems YES NO NA 3.1 Are all cold weather valves in the appropriate open or closed position? 3.2 Have antifreeze solutions been tested? Satisfactory? 3.3 Is the building adequately heated? 4. Dry Systems YES NO NA 4.1 Is the dry valve in service? 4.2 Has the operation of the air or nitrogen supply been tested? 4.3 Were the low points drained during this inspection? 4.4 Did quick opening devices operate satisfactorily? 4.5 Was dry valve tripped during this inspection? 4.6 Did the heating equipment in the dry pipe valve room operate at the time of the inspection? r 4.7 Internal exam of piping/alarm valve conducted in (required every 5 years) 4.8 Was the dry piping checked for proper pitch? S.Alarms YES NO NA 5.1 Did the water motor and gong test satisfactorily? 5.2 Did the electric alarm test satisfactorily? 5.3 Is the system monitored? 5.4 Monitoring company r 6. Sprinklers _ YES NO NA 6.1 Is the sprinkler system free of any recalled heads? 6.2 Are all sprinklers free from corrosion, loading or obstruction to spray discharge? 6.3 Are all standard response sprinklers less than 50 years old? 6.4 Are all quick response sprinkler heads less than 20 years old? 6.5 Is a stock of spare sprinkler heads and a head wrench available? 6.6 Does the exterior of the system appear to be satisfactory? 6.7 Are the sprinkler heads the proper temperature rating for their use? 6.8 Approximate number of heads in Sys 1 S-0 Sys 2 Sys 3 Sys 4 Sys 5 Sys 6 6.9 Date dry valve trip tested (control valve partially open) C>13 6.10 Date dry valve trip tested (control valve fully open) 6.11 Are all dry sprinkler systems less than 10 years old? 6.12 Has the FDC been back flushed within the last 5 years? 6.13 Have the system gauges been calibrated or replaced within the last 5 years 7. System Operating Test System#1 System#2 System#3 Valve make&model Valve make&model Valve make&model QOD make&model QOD make&model QOD make&model Static water pressure Static water pressure Static water pressure Residual water pressure �? Residual water-pressure Residual water pressure Air pressure `5 S Air pressure Air pressure Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Trip time a LiTrip time Trip time Water @ insp.test ( Water @ insp.test Water @ insp.test System#4 System#5 System#6 Valve make&model Valve make&model Valve make&model QOD make&model QOD make&model QOD make&model Static water pressure Static water pressure Static water pressure Residual water pressure Residual water pressure Residual water pressure Air pressure Air pressure Air pressure Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Trip time Trip time Trip time Water @ insp.test Water @ insp.test Water @ inso.test • COMMENTS Explain any no answers and comments: E 'ear ©la7 p , Adjustments: or corrections made during this inspection: Although the following comments are not a result of an engineering review,the following desirable improvements are recommended: System#1 System#2 System#3 Is operational I Is operational Is operational Is operational w/defects �^ Is operational w/defects Is operational w/defects Is NOT operational Is NOT operational Is NOT operational System#4 System#5 System#6 Is operational I Is operational Is operational Is operational w/defects Is operational w/defects Is operational w/defects Is NOT operational Is NOT operational Is NOT operational TEST COMPLETED BY:Alarm Center Inc.DBA Ace Fire&Security WA State Contractors Number.ALARMC1055CW STREET ADDRESS: 4500 3" give.Sc;i acey, WA 98509 MAILING ADDRESS: PO Box.3407 Lacey, WA 98509-3407 Inspector:(print) (signature) Please direct all questions concernina inspection operations @(360)786-0404 The information and data contained in this testing document have been carefully reviewed for accuracy and presumed to be correct and reliable. However, Alarm Center Inc. assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies and reserves the right to modify and revise this document without notice.Alarm Center Inc. Provides this document"as is"without warranty of any kind,either expressed or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of use or fitness for any purpose.Furthermore,Alarm Center Inc. does not represent or warrant that the system may not be compromised of circumvented; or that the system will prevent any loss by fire or otherwise;or that the system will in all cases provide the protection for which it is installed. R E C Washington State Patrol FEB 0 tuo Fire Protection Bureau General Administration Building 426 W, CEDAR ST, Post Office Box 42600 Olympia,WA 98504-2600 Inspection Contract No. File Number Fire Alarm System Report of Inspection Date: Name of Facility: U S Pe -r C//' Occupied as: hUS� 4 Address:-Af 6a 0 ZL49S ,oe,)i7,L ✓ n City: P County: LL0.S a� Zip: Telephone: -��d —Cs G Building Designation(if more than one building) Inspected By: e f r • ) / Title: Date of Inspection: ` i. Type of Test: Monthly 0 Quarterly 0 Semi-Annual ual 2. Type of System: Noncodommon Coded 0 Selective Coded 0 Dual Coded 0 3. Local Fire Department: A, 1 4. Fire Department Official Contacted: 5. Test Received at Fire Department: Yes No 6. Master Box Reset --=- A.M. C--5- P.M. 7. Comments, explanation of unsatisfactory results, action taken, etc.. S EE uinment Tested Type of Equipment Number of Units Tested Test Date Satisfactory Check Type and Manufacturer Yes No N/A 8.Control Panel 9.Manual Station G-*— 10.Her•t Detectors + Va 11 Smoke Detectors 12.Audible Alarms J w tiG }Q 13.Visual Alarms („J�-( 14 Code Transmitters r IIt ;.5.,Auto cocc ieleases 16.Trouble Indicators 17.Master Alarm Box - `� �' �ot✓ if 18.Batter.es � { [i..19.Charger �... J � i E ' 20 Genera--. 21.Ventiiation Control (� 22.Fire Department lmercut:,:ection I23 Central Station `. 5 �. :nterconne,tion �y 24.Exterior Sprinkler - Electric Alarm Bell 25.Sprinkle:Water ) Flow Switch 26.Sprir.1.,ier Gate Valve Tamper Tamper Switch M. II 27.Annunciators - 28.Autom--tic Time Delay o''General Alarm Minutes. None Installed 29.Test of alarm system on emergency power satisfactory? Yes L No o 30.This is to certify that this fire alarm system has been properly inspected for reliability covering the times listed in this report,and is consistent with NFPA Fire Alarm Maintenance Standards. A.Signature of Owner or Representative 1-7 B.Signature of Fire Alarm Firm Represen tive C.Name of Firm D.Mailing Address U i Q , 3 L G �� .��.� 5 .S`�� Telephonel-, eL-) - sS 4—�J� E.Electrical Contractors License# F.Specialty Electricians License# MAINTAIN THIS REPORT AT THE FACILITY DO NOT MAIL TO FIRE PROTECTION BUREAU SFM 222. Rev.&/95 Washington State Patrol i Fire Protection Bureau General Administration Building Post Office Box 42600 Olympia,WA 98504-2600 Inspection Contract No. File Number Fire Alarm System Report of Inspection Date: Name of Facility: fl S 1'fjS'l-�L 5�r?J CP Occupied as: Address: n) �o(D b 6 st f-b,1,2c City: County: !'V1 fl Su Iti' Zip: ?852-S Telephone:::;Gct 7_7.-,�- Building Designation (if more than one building) Inspected By: MA7- (J ALCA Title: PGiq Date of Inspection: Z-% ci C2 1. Type of Test: Monthly 0 Quarterly 0 Semi-Annual 0 Annu�� 2. Type of System: Noncodedd-@�'Common Coded 0 Selective Coded Dual Coded 3. Local Fire Department: e G�-r- A i iZ 4. Fire Department Official Contacted: 5. Test Received at Fire Department: Yes 0 No 0 ► i4- 6. Master Box Reset A.M. P.M. 7. Comments, explanation of unsatisfactory results, action taken, etc.. Eouioment Tested Type of Equipment Number of Units Tested Test Date Satisfactory Check Type and Manufacturer Yes No N/A �-� 8.Control Panel f Z-IS _U eS 5 i<- .a uu 9.Manual Station X 10.Heat Detectors tf I I Smoke Detectors 6(w Z 460 12.Audible Alarms 13.Visual Alarms i.j kfA,- 14.Code Transmitters 15.Auto door releases 16.Trouble Indicators -I;-Z.E% 7 17.Master Alarm Box �7 18.Batteries I Z✓7 A k 19.Charger 20.Generator 21.Ventilation Control 22.Fire Deparunent Interconnection 23 Central Station ( Cale Interconnection 24.Exterior Sprinkler Electric Alarm Bell 25.Sprinkler Water Flow Switch X— ee 4t 26.Sprinkler Gate Z //SF�`'� Valve Tamper Switch ew S 27.Annunciators 28.Automatic Time Delay of General Alarm Minutes. None Installer 29.Test of alarm system on emergency power satisfactory? Yes 0 No 0 30.This is to certify that this fire alarm system has been properly inspected reli rty covering the times listed in this report,and is consistent with NFPA Fire Alarm Maintenance Standards. A.Signature of Owner or Representative B.Signature of Fire Alarm Firm Representative C.Name of Firm Ace- 4 nrt.2� D.Mailing Address PO >0.k -'33,&-1 LA `0-`e ti)to Telephone( Alt C E.Electrical Contractors License# F.Specialty Electricians License# LA �rnc LC�SM t�QC[0PF MAINTAIN THIS REPORT AT THE FACILITY DO NOT MAIL TO FIRE PROTECTION BUREAU SFM 222, Rev.6/95 Washington State Patrol Fire Protection Bureau Q General Administration Building �"�f ZU So Post Office Box 42600 Olympia,WA 98504-2600 Inspection Contract No. File Number Fire Alarm System Report of Inspection Date: Name of Facility: G1. Occupied as: Address: /V c' City: c l tr V� County: 11naScflk) Zip: Telephone: � �j 3 o e Z7.S (--,,2v� Building Designation (if more than one building) q/t Inspected By: l�y`d�� f?7� /Nw k"/ ) Title:__ ' C`�'' I) Date of Inspection: 1 -10 1. Type of Test: Monthly Quarterly Semi-Annual 0 Annual 2. Type of System: Nonco&4_rommon Coded 0 Selective Coded Dual Coded 0 3. Local Fire Department: 4. Fire Department Official Contacted:_ ! ,� 5. Test Received at Fire Department: Yes 0 No 0 6. Master Box Reset A.M. P.M. 7. Comments, explanation of unsatisfactory results, action taken, etc.. Equipment Tested Type of Equipment Number of Units Tested Test Date Satisfactory Check Type and Manufacturer Yes No N/A 8.Control Panel C ✓ 3''"/f Si/c/� �.'�CL'7� i / 9.Manual Station 7Cf/�tCS" 10.Heat Detectors 11 Smoke Detectors l 12.Audible Alarms 13.Visual Alarms 14.Code Transmitters 15.Auto door releases 16.Trouble Indicators 17.Master Alarm Box 18.Batteries 19.Charger 20.Generator 21.Ventilation Control 22.Fire Department Interconnection 23 Central Station Interconnection 24.Exterior Sprinkler Electric Alarm Bell 25.Sprinkler Water Flow Switch 26.Sprinkler Gate Valve Tamper Switch i 2I Annunciators 28.Automatic Time Delay of General Alarm Minutes. None Installed o 29.Test of alarm system on emergency power satisfactory? Yes No❑ 30.This is to certify that this fire alarm system has been properly inspected for reliability covering the times listed in this report,and is consistent with NFPA Fire Alarm Maintenance Standards. A.Signature of Owner or Representative <-'•�—"—� B.Signature of Fire Alarm Firm Representative r C.Name of Finn �., D.Mailing Address i /7�9i _7L_`> �C' . �L`/�l Telephone f dt? 33-y /'5-3 fir E.Electrical Contractors License# F.Specialty Electricians License# MAINTAIN THIS REPORT AT THE FACILITY DO NOT MAIL TO FIRE PROTECTION BUREAU SFM 222, Rev.V95 Washington State Patrol I _ 5O -0"9" Fire Protection Bureau General Administration Building Post Office Box 42600 Olympia,WA 98504-2600 Inspection Contract No. File Number Fire Alarm System Report of Inspection Date: 3 Name of Facility://S I:>r_-3 s v Occupied as: 131 C± city: Address: �\I� � � �� - -� ��t-t County:-All C k f %n Zip: l, S Telephone: ' '`) Z `-Z�;_ Building Designation (if more than one building) Inspected By:.,f-7 V `? 1 = Title:- Date of Inspection: 1. Type of Test: Monthly 0 Quarterly 0 Semi-Annual 0 Annu k7 2. Type of System: NoncodeCommon Coded 0 Selective Coded 0 Dual Coded 0 3. Local Fire Department: f c-1 i 4. Fire Department Official Contacted: 5. Test Received at Fire Department: Yes �( 6. Master Box Reset A.M. P.M. 7. Comments, explanation of unsatisfactory results, action taken, etc.. Equipment Tested Type of Equipment Number of Units Tested Test Date Satisfactory Check Type and Manufacturer Yes No N/A 8.Control Panel , 9.Manual Station I0.Heat Detectors 11 Smoke Detectors 12.Audible Alarms 13.Visual Alarms 14.Code Transmitters 15.Auto door releases 16.Trouble Indicators 17.Master Alarm Box 18.Batteries =' 19.Charger 20.Generator 21.Ventilation Control 22.Fire Department Interconnection 23 Central Station Interconnection f 24.Exterior Sprinkler Electric Alarm Bell 25.Sprinkler Water Flow Switch 26.Sprinkler Gate Valve Tamper Switch 27.Annunciators �� 28,Automatic Time Delay of General Alarm Minutes. None Installed'o 29-Test of alarm system on emergency power satisfactory? Yes,O No 0 30.This is to certify that this fire alarm system has been properly inspected for reliability covering the times listed in this report,and is consistent with NFPA Fire Alarm Maintenance Standards. A.Signature of Owner or Representative B.Signature of Fire Alarm Firm Representative- ' C.Name of Firm '`• D.Mailing Address -2, Telephone( 1 E.Electrical Contractors License# 4 F.Specialty Electricians License# 3 t .i%= I ; r,':" c c"JA MAINTAIN THIS REPORT AT THE FACILITY DO NOT MAIL TO FIRE PROTECTION BUREAU SFM 222, Rev"8/95 Washington State Patrol Fire Protection Bureau 1 General Administration Building Post Office Box 42600 Olympia, WA 98504-2600 Inspection Contract No. File Number Fire Alarm System Report of Inspection , Date: Name of Facility: e �er V 16C Occupied as: �OS�- 4�U _ nnAg pp O 1+Address: 0 I� 1�/1%k- • City: R e1�A;,r County: 9CXS6Y-- zip:9�-579C Telephone: -tod -,,7-4-5 Building Designation(if more than one building) ry 1 Inspected By: M i 5 Q ' �� Title: 41 evnyi fe-e S Date of Inspection: (;t - -� 1. Type of Test: Monthly 0 Quarterly 0 Semi-Annual 0 Annual 2. Type of System: Noncoded�, Common Coded 0 Selective Coded 0 Dual Coded 0 3. Local Fire Department: 4. Fire Department Official Contacted: YU8 ,,/�� 5. Test Received at Fire Department: Yes 0 No OA �7 6. Master Box Reset �O A.M. P.M. 7. CommenW ex lanatio n of unsatisfactory results, act' n t , etc.. l Ted As Equipment Tested Type of Equipment Number of Units Tested Test Date Satisfactory Check Type and Manufacturer Yes No N/A 8.Control Panel )`5c;`61 9.Manual Station 2 10.Heat Detectors 13 5 O 11 Smoke Detectors 1� Opv—dL166 12.Audible Alarms I l 13.Visual Alarms 14.Code Transmitters 15.Auto door releases 16.Trouble Indicators p 17.Master Alarm Box 18.Batteries r t�[ J 19.Charger 20.Generator --+ 21.Ventilation Control 22.Fire Department Interconnection 23 Central Station ` Interconnection W 24.Exterior Sprinkler Electric Alarm Bell �-- 25.Sprinkler Water r �. Flow Switch 26.Sprinkler Gate nC Valve Tamper Switch (JJ �y 27.Annunciators --r 28.Automatic Time Delay of General Alarm Minutes. None Installed 29.Test of alarm system on emergency power satisfactory? Yes 0 No Q 30.This is to certify that this fire alarm system has been properly inspected for reliability Covering the times listed in this report,and is consistent with NFPA Fire Alarm Maintenance Standards. i A.Signature of Owner or Representative B.Signature of Fire Alarm Firm Representative (�� ; C.Name of Firm f � I"t ''jj 5-t tt t 11 y D.Mailing Address l 3✓ Telephone Y) 60 - E.Electrical Contractors License# F.Specialty Electricians License# MAINTAIN THIS REPORT AT THE FACILITY DO NOT MAIL TO FIRE PROTECTION BUREAU SFM 222. R".V95 A.Iarin Centerinc. HOME OFFICE,P.O.BOX 3401,LACEY,WA 98509-340 (360)491-6320 or 1-800-227-0945 ACE FIRE&SECURITY/CUSTOM SECURITY SYSTEMS AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER M P OR NCE EVALUATION Name of Facility: P O 5 to I S wry/G Date: / 010Z Addresses Covered: hl �' i� e on,,+ d;l yd v✓h 9 Tag Contact Person: C-k r I Telephone: Jurisdiction: System # j type Drl # type # type # type # type # type Type of Occupancy: (circle) Retail Office Assembly industrial Storage Other A. OWNERS SECTION 1. Circle Current Hazards: Use or Storage of Hazardous Materials High Rise(7 story or more) Stock Piled over 12'high Other 2. Previous occupancy type: sarn e- 3. Describe Fire Modifications since last inspection: r1 On 0- 4. Describe any fires since last inspection: h Qh C 5. Date system was installed(approximate if unknown): 6.Type of business at that time: Sams B. INSPECTORS'S SECTION 1. General YES NO NA 1.1 Is the system hydraulically designed? 1.2 If hydraulically designed,are risers properly marked per NFPA? T WH 1.3 Discharge density per Sq.ft. Residual pressure @ Riser GPM 1.4 If not hydraulically designed,indicate piping schedule Light Ordinary Extra 1.5 Are all areas of the building protected by sprinklers according to NFPA#13 1.6 Record water pressure @ riser 1.7 Record maximum height of riser(stories,feet) Q01 'r' 1.8 Is the building occupied? 1.9 Is there a minimum of 18"clearance between the top of the storage and the deflector? 1.10 Does the hand hose on the sprinkler system appear to be satisfactory? 1.11 Do all exterior openings appear to be protected against freezing? 2. Control Valves YES NO NA 2.1 Are all sprinkler system control valves in the proper open or closed position? 2.2 Are all control valves in the open position, locked or sealed? 2.3 Are all control valves properly signed? X I 3. Wet Systems YES NO NA 3.1 Are all cold weather valves in the appropriate open or closed position? 3.2 Have antifreeze solutions been tested? Satisfactory? 3.3 Is the building adequately heated? 4. Dry Systems YES NO NA 4.1 Is the dry valve in service? 4.2 Has the operation of the air or nitrogen supply been tested? 4.3 Were the low points drained during this inspection? 4.4 Did quick opening devices operate satisfactorily? 4.5 Was dry valve tripped during this inspection? 4.6 Did the heating equipment in the dry pipe valve room o perate at the time of the inspection? 4.7 Internal exam of piping/alarm valve conducted in (required every 5 years) 4.8 Was the dry piping checked for proper pitch? d S. Alarms YES NO NA 5.1 Did the water motor and gong test satisfactorily? 5.2 Did the electric alarm test satisfactorily? 5.3 Is the system monitored? 5.4 Monitoring company A I ca r 6. Sprinklers YES NO NA 6.1 Is the sprinkler system free of any recalled heads? 6.2 Are all sprinklers free from corrosion, loading or obstruction to spray discharge? 6.3 Are all standard response sprinklers less than 50 years old? 6.4 Are all quick response sprinkler heads less than 20 years old? 6.5 Is a stock of spare sprinkler heads and a head wrench available? 6.6 Does the exterior of the system appear to be satisfactory? 6.7 Are the sprinkler heads the proper temperature rating for their use? 6.8 Approximate number of heads in Sys 1 .Sys 2 Sys 3 Sys 4 Sys 5 Sys 6 6.9 Date dry valve trip tested (control valve partially open) 6.10 Date dry valve trip tested(control valve fully open) 6.11 Are all dry sprinkler systems less than 10 years old? 6.12 Has the FDC been back flushed within the last 5 years? 6.13 Have the system gauges been calibrated or replaced within the last 5 years 7. System Operating Test System#1 System#2 System#3 Valve make&model Valve make&model Valve make&model QOD make&model QOD make&model QOD make&model Static water pressure Static water pressure Static water pressure Residual water pressure Residual water pressure Residual water pressure Air pressure Air pressure Air pressure Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Trip time Trip time Trip time Water @ insp.test Water @ insp.test Water @ insp.test System#4 System#5 System#6 Valve make&model Valve make&model Valve make&model QOD make&model QOD make&model QOD make&model Static water pressure Static water pressure Static water pressure Residual water pressure Residual water pressure Residual water pressure Air pressure Air pressure Air pressure Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Trip point pressure Trip time Trip time Trip time Water @ insp.test Water @ insp.test Water @ insp.test i C. COMMENTS Explain any no answers andcomments: p L/r g 'fyne� h Pad n, rsrN 4-ka►, tei^T P�/'� ��d h 6 iP TAs ed DY Ke�lace © ✓Er -�r✓'7&c�rs �ih cr_T�- U= in - 1a0 Over Fiv Pare S:►n GP FbG bot ,g />V,+, ►✓ a 1 n c+G .6 r�F Aed 0,r—e Q l aC N 6 Adjustments: or corrections made during this inspection: Although the following comments are not a result of an engineering review,the following desirable improvements are recommended: System #1 System#2 System#3 Is operational Is operational is operational Is operational w/defects �— Is operational w/defects Is operational w/defects Is NOT operational Is NOT operational Is NOT operational System#4 System#5 System#6 Is operational Is operational Is operational is operational w/defects Is operational w/defects Is operational w/defects is NOT operational Is NOT operational Is NOT operational TEST COMPLETED BY:Alarm Center Inc.DBA Ace Fire&Security WA State Contractors Number:ALARMC1055CW STREET ADDRESS:4500 3'd.Ave.SE;Lacey, WA 98509 MAILING ADDRESS:PO Box 3407 Lacey, WA 98509-3407 Inspector.(print) (signature) Please direct all questions concerning inspection to Operations @(360)786-0404 The information and data contained in this testing document have been carefully reviewed for accuracy and presumed to be correct and reliable. However, Alarm Center Inc. assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies and reserves the right to modify and revise this document without notice.Alarm Center Inc. Provides this document"as is" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of use or fitness for any purpose.Furthermore,Alarm Center Inc.does not represent or warrant that the system may not be compromised of circumvented;or that the system will prevent any loss by fire or otherwise;or that the system will in all cases provide the protection for which it is installed. MASON COUNTY PERMIT ASSISTANCE CENTER FAX Phone:(360)427-9670 ext. ' Fax:(360)427-7798 TO: _ COMPANY NAME: t �� 17�5� 2- CONTACT NAME: C-k-' FAX NUMBER: PHONE NUMBER: eo 1- 2 0 Z y SENDER: L— c cry REGARDING: Number of Pages (Include Cover Sheet): Date Sent: y �� �� Z Time Sent: 04/02/2012 07:58 FAX 360 427 7798 MASON CO PERMIT CTR 10001 TX REPORT TRANSMISSION OK TX/RX NO 2006 CONNECTION TEL 360 275 6224 CONNECTION ID ST. TIME 04/02 07:57 USAGE T 00'36 PGS. SENT 3 RESULT OK