Complete Compiled Specification.pdf - Peck Ormsby Construction

A. The typical telecommunications work area outlet - "(A)"
Consists of a single-gang plate with 4 ports - 2 jacks - (2 blank).
Each outlet receives one White (1) four-pair Category 6 cable, and one Blue (1) four-pair data
Category 6 cable installed from the work area outlet to the MDF/IDF. The White Cat 6 cable is
dedicated to voice telecommunications service. The Blue Cat 6 cable is dedicated to data
communications. Voice cables terminate to rack mount modular patch panels, and data
cables terminate to rack mount modular patch panels. See wiring diagram for details.
Cabling manufacture is to be consistent throughout the location infrastructure with the
exception of the cable runs that must be ran through the concrete slab on the ground and
those locations will be installed using UniPrise outdoor rated CAT 6 Part Number 6NF4+
cabling as specified in Section Part 2-Products.
B. The typical telecommunications work area outlet - "(B)"
**District Standard - preferred in all office/Admin locations or as referenced in plans
Consists of a single-gang plate with 4 ports - 4 jacks – (0 blank).
Each outlet receives two White (2) four-pair Category 6 cable, and two Blue (2) four-pair data
Category 6 cables installed from the work area outlet to the MDF/IDF. The White Cat 6 cable
is dedicated to voice telecommunications service. The Blue Cat 6 cables are dedicated to
data communications. Voice cables terminate to rack mount modular patch panels, and data
cables terminate to rack mount modular patch panels. See wiring diagram for details.
Cabling manufacture is to be consistent throughout the location infrastructure.
C. The typical Lab telecommunications work area outlet "(L)-x where X=1-8
Consists of a single gang plate with 2-4 ports and a double gang face plate with 6-8 ports.
Each jack (x) receives one four-pair Category 6 cable installed from the work area outlet to the
MDF/IDF. Data cables terminate to rack mount modular patch panels. See wiring diagram.
Cabling manufacture is to be consistent throughout the location infrastructure.
D. Voice only copper backbone cabling consists of multiple pair category 5E unshielded twistedpair
installed from the MDF to the IDF(s) and/or from the MDF to the IDF to the HC. This
backbone will be utilized for voice telecommunications service only. Termination of the cross
connect shall be patch panel to patch panel. Pair counts as indicated on the drawings.
E. Data communications backbone cabling consists of SIEMON 50/125 mm multimode tight
buffered, laser optimized optical fiber cable - armored fiber according to Section 2 Part 2
Subsection e. installed from the MDF to each of the IDF locations. There is to be a minimum
of a 24-count feed installed into each IDF.
1.4 SUBMITTALS
*Cat 6 4-pair cables may be specified by the Alpine School District Director of IT Infrastructure
in addition to fiber if distances allow and there may be future need.
A. Submit to the engineer/designer product data (including cut sheets and catalog information).
Submit product data with such promptness and in such sequence as to cause no delay in the
work or in the activities of separate contractors. The engineer/designer and the Infrastructure
supervisor will indicate approval of product data submitted to the engineer by stamping such
submittals "APPROVED" with a stamp.
SEGO LILY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM ADDITION March 2, 2009
TELEPHONE AND DATA DISTRIBUTION 17000-3