Hurghada Intel Airport BMS & Security

Technical & Functional Quotation

BUILDING
SOLUTIONS
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CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................3
1.1. PURPOSE OF THE DOCUMENT ..........................................................................................................3
1.2. DOCUMENT UPGRADING ..................................................................................................................3
1.3. DOCUMENT ORGANIZATION ..............................................................................................................3
2. BMS GENERAL CONCEPT ................................................................................................................4
2.1 WHY DO WE NEED A BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM? …………………………………………..…....4
2.2. WHAT IS A BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND HOW DOES IT WORK?.............................................4
3. TAC IN BREIF......................................................................................................................................6
3.1. TAC AT A GALANCE .........................................................................................................................6
3.2. TAC LEADING THROUGH INNOVATION AND TECHENOLGY .....................................................................6
3.3. TAC is a company of Schneider Electric......................................................................................7
3.4. TAC support open systems and multiple standards ....................................................................7
3.5. TAC system structure...................................................................................................................8
4. THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE SOLUTIONS PROPOSED BY OUR TAC SYSTEM .................... 10
4.1. THE OPEN APPROACH TO MANAGE YOUR FACILITY .......................................................................... 10
4.2. TAC SYSTEM NETWORK ............................................................................................................... 11
4.2.1. Lon Work Control Network ..................................................................................................... 11
4.2.2. Ethernet and TCP/IP Protcool ................................................................................................ 11
4.2.3. Lon/Ethernet Communication................................................................................................. 11
4.3. General Overview of the system architecture ........................................................................... 12
4.3.1. The Supervision Level............................................................................................................ 12
4.3.2. The Automation Level ............................................................................................................ 12
5. THE FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OF TAC SYSTEM ........................................................................ 13
5.1. TAC VISTA GRAPHICAL TOOLS ................................................................................................... 13
5.2. TREND FACILITIES
………………………………….…………………………………………………….14
5.3. REPORT FACILITIES ...................................................................................................................... 14
6. PRESENTATION OF THE PROJECT .............................................................................................. 15
6.1. OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................... 16
6.2. REVIEW OF THE NEED................................................................................................................... 16
7. SCOPE OF SUPPLY......................................................................................................................... 16
7.1. SCOPE ..................................................................................................................................... 16
7.1.1. Hardware............................................................................................................................. 16
7.1.2. Software .............................................................................................................................. 16
8. OUT OF OUR SCOPE OF SUPPLY................................................................................................. 16

9. EQUIPMENT LIST ............................................................................................................................ 17

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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. Purpose of the document

This document is intended for TAC's parent company, Schneider Electric to address the
required Building Management System (BMS) request for quotation (RFQ) by proposing a
solution that meets the customer needs for the supply of the incorporated hardware and
software.
TAC systems manage and monitor all our critical building services using highly sophisticated
Building Management Systems (BMS).These allow our on-site facilities management team to
monitor all key parameters - from power supply to security access.
• audio and visual alarms in the event of discrepancies from the 'norm'
• customer infrastructure interface to monitor individual room/suite systems
• monitoring and management of power, cooling and humidity
• power monitoring for consumption statistics and billing
• leak detection from cooling systems
• generation of system performance and facility data
This system is proposed in a basic version covering all of Customer’s currently known needs.
Options can be added to this version in order to allow for any extra details

1.2. Document organization

This document consists of seven chapters and one appendix:

• Chapter 1 : Forms the introduction to this document.

• Chapter 2 : General concept of the (BMS).
• Chapter 3 : TAC System description.
• Chapter 4 : Describes the architecture of the solution proposed by TAC.
• Chapter 5 : Describes the functional features of the solution proposed by TAC.
• Chapter 6 : Reviews the context of the project.
• Chapter 7 : Presents the scope of supply.

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2. BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (BMS) GENERAL CONCEPT

2.1. Why do we need a Building Management System?

All Buildings have some form of mechanical and electrical services in order to provide the
Facilities necessary for maintaining a comfortable working environment. These services
Have to be controlled by some means to ensure, for example, that there is adequate hot
Water for sinks, that the hot water in the radiators is sufficient to keep an occupied space
Warm, that heating with ventilation and possibly cooling is provided to ensure comfort
Conditions wherever, irrespective of the number of occupants or individual preferences.
Basic controls take the form of manual switching, time clocks or temperature switches that
Provide the on and off signals for enabling pumps, fans or valves etc.
The purpose of a Building Management System (BMS) is to automate and take control of
These operations in the most efficient way possible for the occupiers/business, within the
Constraints of the installed plant.
The advantages of BMS are:

• Economy of maintenance and running costs (heating, lighting, electricity, easy way to
detect the damage and eliminate it, etc.)

• Increased level of comfort and time saving

• The value of the building increases

• Safety and control levels are increased

2.2. What is a Building Management System and how does it work?

The BMS is a “stand alone” computer system that can calculate the pre-set requirements of
the building and control the connected plant to meet those needs. Its inputs, such as
temperature sensors and outputs, such as on/off signals are connected into outstations
around the building. Programmers within these outstations use this information to decide the
Necessary level of applied control. The outstations are linked together and information can
Be passed from one to another. In addition a modem is also connected to the system to
Allow remote access.

The level of control via the BMS is dependent upon the information received from its sensors
And the way in which its programes tell it to respond to that information. As well as offering
A precise degree of control to its environment, it can be made to alarm on conditions that
Can’t meet specification or warn of individual items of plant failure.

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An Integrated Building Management System is a single, cohesive building management

system controlling lighting, HVAC, fire, security, and other facilities. Integrated Building
Management Systems bring many benefits when trying to squeeze the best performance
from your building.

Better Management the ability to monitor and instruct the system from a single
workstation, with a single display, means the System Manager's task is more efficient. They
spend less time moving between systems and improving the building operation. Imagine
checking the temperature, lighting levels and fire-detector status of a building, and
comparing total energy usage with occupancy - all from a single screen.

Displays can be optimized for management function (energy saving, maintenance, help-
desk) rather than for system function (lighting, HVAC, etc). Maintenance staff can check
plant operation across all control fields, management can check energy usage, security
staff can deal with access control, CCTV, and intruder alerts.

Better Control Integrated Building Management Systems allow a level of control

optimization to take place which is unavailable to stand-alone Building Management
Systems. Security and access systems can instruct HVAC and lighting systems when the
building is occupied; fire systems can control lifts; CCTV systems can be used to check fire
alarms; heating systems can interact with cooling systems - the list goes [Link] unified
system normally comprises:

• Illumination system Security and observation system.

• Electric power control system Magnetic card and access system

• Heating system Fire alarm system

• Ventilation system Lifts, elevators etc.

• Microclimate system Conditioning devices

• Other engineering systems

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3. TAC IN BRIEF
TAC is a leading provider of building automation solutions based on Open Integrated
Systems for Building IT. TAC's mission is to provide added value through building
environment services for indoor climate, security and use of energy, delivered with advanced
technology to end users and property owners throughout the world.
TAC optimizes building management systems to meet the critical business
requirements of building owners and facilities managers
• TAC manufactures products and software; designs, installs and integrates systems;
and provides ongoing services to make facilities:
– Energy efficient
– Secure
– Comfortable
TAC is a complete, global provider of efficiency, control, access and security solutions:
– HVAC Control
– Security Management and Access Control
– Video Management Systems
– Energy Efficiency Solutions
– Lighting Control
– Precision Environments
– Facility Life-Cycle Services

3.1. TAC at a Glance

• Most profitable, fastest growing company

in the industry
• 80-year history in building automation,
access control, and security
• Combined offerings with world-leading
parent company Schneider Electric
• 5000 employees around the world with
branches, and partners in 80 countries
• Manufacturing in the U.S. and Europe
• Internal growth and acquired competence:
o TAC Controls (Sweden)
o Andover Controls (US)
o Satchwell Controls (UK)
o Integral Technologies (US)
o Invensys ABS (US)
o Pelco CCTV Systems (US) - 2007

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3.2. PELCO CCTV Systems

Protecting People and Property, Worldwide

• The largest video security systems manufacturer in the

world
• Industry leader in the development of full-featured,
end-to-end video security systems
• Broadest, most advanced product line in the industry
• Fanatical customer service and technical support
• Seamless integration with TAC’s building automation
systems

3.3. TAC: Leading through Innovation and Technology

ƒ First to provide direct digital control technology for building automation.

ƒ First to integrate HVAC and access control.
ƒ First to embed a Web server into a building controller
ƒ First develop a controller-based telephone user-interface with prog. voice menus.
ƒ First to develop a freely programmable LON-based controller.
ƒ First to integrate BACnet support to all facility and security controls.
ƒ First to provide complete integrated solutions based on OS for Building IT.

3.4. TAC IS A COMPANY OF SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

TAC's parent company, Schneider Electric, is the world's leader in automation and electricity
management, with 92,000 employees worldwide and operations in 130 countries.
Schneider Electric is the world's specialist in Power and Control with leading global brands
including:
– Merlin Gerin
– Square D
– Telemecanique
Schneider Electric offers Electrical Distribution,
Automation and Control solutions for the following markets:
– Residential
– Commercial and industrial buildings
– Energy and infrastructure
Those solutions are based on a comprehensive range of products, software and services.

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3.4. TAC support Open Systems and embrace multiple standards

Open protocols are the basis of open systems: TAC system bring all of the systems and
controls together, taking full advantage of leading open system standards such as BACnet
and LonWorks. TAC consistently delivers customized building solutions of outstanding
quality.

3.5. TAC System Structure

The controllers are LonMark® approved and categorized as follows
TAC Xenta® 100 - for zone control

TAC Xenta® 300 - for decentralized control

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TAC Xenta® 400 - for maximum flexibility

Except the room zone controllers, the main controllers are modular design .
Each controller is expandable by using I/O modules with different point density to fit with the
requirement of any application.

Both the controller and I/O modules are

easy for installation, expanding and
upgrade due to the following:
• Terminal base with all
connections
• Plug-in electronic unit
• Norm size enclosure,
DIN 43 880
• DIN rail mounting

Beside the operator access via the facility management terminals, an operator terminal, with
wide bus communication facility can be used in the field to control and monitoring all the
system variables and readings. The operator terminal have the following features:-

• Menu driven operation, with self-

explanatory texts and password
protection
• Large back-lit display
• Common operator panel for all
controllers in a network
• Mounting options
• On the controller
• Panel mounted
• Portable

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The room temperature application is done by LonWorks certified controller that has LON
control profile and both the network variable and customer variables and with the following
general features that allow expanding the application in the future.

• Heating and/or cooling stage

• Cascade control of zone
temperature
• Occupancy sensor and window
contact
• Master or Slave mode
• Multiple fan speed
• 24V, 115V and 230V
power supply

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4. THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE SOLUTIONS PROPOSED BY OUR TAC SYSTEM

4.1. The open approach to manage your facility.

t.a.c is a buildings integrator offers full management of your facility using standard
communication via local area network (LAN). Choose the options you need from HVAC
control and monitoring, energy saving/management, along with the integration of fire
detection, access control, CCTV and intruder detection. Begin where you wish to begin and
expand to other subsystems when you choose. Select the best supplier of control and
monitoring, detection or protection equipment offering an approved connection to the TAC
architecture and construct your site architecture accordingly.

The open approach to managing your facility.

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4.2. TAC System Network

4.2.1. Lon Work control network
The Lon Works® control network is the backbone of of intelligent Building Management
Systems for:
ƒ HVAC
ƒ Electric Monitoring, Power Monitoring, Generators and UPS
ƒ Lighting
ƒ Energy & Demand Management.
ƒ Hardwired interface for pluming, PABX, Elevator, UPS

The CCTV Matrix, Fire Alarm, chillers control units and access control are included in
network either directly if they support LON network protocol or via Xenta 911 multi-protocol
interface device.

The LonWorks network is Media Independent and can work with any of the following:-
ƒ Twisted pair (free or bus topology)
ƒ Coaxial cable
ƒ Fiber optic
ƒ Radio Frequency (RF)
ƒ Infrared
ƒ Power line

4.2.2. Ethernet and TCP/IP protocol

TAC Vista Facility Management Software
The software combines environmental controls with facility and energy management features
into a single, interoperable solution. Using the Windows® XP operating system, the product
runs on TCP/IP and standard network equipment, and provides LAN communication via
Ethernet® or fiber optics.
A modular, client/server design also allows facility managers to customize the software. In
addition, host workstations can communicate across the Internet as well as via commercial
WAN/LAN environments.

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4.2.3. LON/ Ethernet Communication - TAC Xenta 911

TAC Xenta 911 is an Ethernet communication device that allows you to expand your
LonWorks network over TCP/IP. The TAC Xenta 911 is used to connect a LonWorks-based
system to an existing network infrastructure saving a large portion of a systems installation
costs.
Vista server data base is updated through this communication device and Vista

4.3. General overview of the system architecture

TAC BMS is a system dedicated to monitor, control and manage the hall building. Which
consists of two levels :

4.3.1. The Supervision Level

This is the head-end management and operation of the planet which include a process
visualization, data analysis and exchange the data from 3rd parties devices. This shall be
possible for communication to flow in all directions across networks and via direct
connections. The Management level described as follow :

• The system include a PC with BMS Software for Human Machine Interface based
on the Microsoft Windows Enviroment. That system include a dynamic graphical
user interfaces, data acquisition alarm and system exception handling.
• The central management station which is a workstation running a common
protocol/ server software to speak to the existing BMS management station.
Operator WorkStation to supervise and control all the entire control network via a
user friendly interface.

4.3.2. The Automation Level

This is the level at which the actual processing takes place based on the logic on the DDC.
While the processes are carried out at the DDC controllers to control of all planet.

- The DDC controllers connected directly to the management level and all management
functions and event related communications carried out at the DDC level.
- The DDC and interlock system for the control loops comprise microprocessor based
controllers along with the necessary input and output terminals integrated to the controllers
and all the field devices are connecting to the input /output terminals.
- The DDC unit is a stand alone programmeing and ensure a fully automatic operation of the
electrical and mechanical planet.

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- The programming language is self explanatory block functions and it is easy for creation
and modification of custom control strategies and easy for duplication of controller
database for the equipment containing similar or identical control strategies.

5. THE FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OF TAC SYSTEM

TAC Vista provides complete building management capabilities; from the analysis of facility
alarms, to gathering and managing the critical data needed for day-to-day operations and
energy management, to the development of an overall operations strategy in a constantly
changing business environment.

The functions offered by the BMS are the monitoring and supervisory control functions
which enable operators to monitor and control operation of the network:

• Powerfull graphical tools for TAC vista BMS.

• Trend facilities.
• Report facilities.

5.1. TAC VISTA Graphical Tools

Graphics are easy to create, modify and re-use for any facility, and can be developed without
extensive training. Once created. the graphics make building management easier and more
intuitive while Graphical elements provide point-and-click command of control systems, so it's
far easier to see what's happening in a facility and to take actions, such as adjusting set
points, for example. I believe that we have truly raised the bar on where graphical interfaces
should be in the building management industry."
TAC Vista provides symbols and components such as ISO, DIN, and ASHRAE for
buildings/building control. Graphical effects can be added to user interface and attributes of
graphical object can be controlled by real-time data and client side scripts. Supporting
standard image formats, system allows importing and embedding CAD-produced drawings of
building layouts and subsystems. Capabilities include analysis of facility alarms, energy
management, and development of overall operations strategy.

VISTA Version 5
With the new enhanced graphics capability building owners and operators now have one of
the most powerful and easy-to-use tools in the industry allowing them to see and manage
facilities more effectively than ever before.
The new graphics capabilities include:

• Importing and embedding - CAD-produced drawings of building layouts and

subsystems can be imported and edited within TAC Vista Extensive support is also
provided for standard image formats such as JPG, GIF, PNG and BMP, making it
easy to use photos, illustrations and graphics from other sources.

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• Smart graphical components- Smart components encapsulate intelligence and make

the system easier to use. Any attribute of a graphical object can be controlled by real-
time data and client side scripts, allowing more functionality in the user interface.

Graphics library - Ready-made symbols and components for buildings and building
control include ISO, DIN and ASHRAE symbols and other graphics needed by most
building managers. Symbols can be easily modified and new ones created. Graphical
components and whole graphics pages can be dragged to the library for later re-use
in the same or new installations.
Graphical effects - Gradients, semi transparencies and animations can be easily
added to the user interface, making it meaningful and intuitive. For example,
temperature controls can visibly move, and alarms can blink or highlight to attract
attention.

5.2. Trend facilities

Historical values can be displayed as trends. Graphic representation can be parameterised
and customised by the operator.

5.3. Report facilities

Historical values can be displayed on periodic reports. Reports can be parameterised and
customised by the operator.

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6. PRESENTATION OF THE PROJECT

6.1. Overview
The project scope is to build up a building management system to monitor, control and
manage the hall building.

6.2. Review of the need

The main function of the proposed system is to control & monitor the all data of the building
integration systems.

This system must be able to indicate the followings:

• Centralized operation of the planet ( remote control ).

• Dynamic graphic details of planet and building
• Alarms and reports. Auto dial feature to report alarms and reports.
• Trends and events.
• Control optimization of all connected electrical and mechanical planet.
• All the field data will be also monitored through our BMS system.
• Prevention of unauthorized or unwanted access. Supervisory levels Allow password
control of users’ access rights to activate/deactivate varies control functions.
• Maintenance time reminder functions to ensure that requirements are annunciated
when needed.
• Save energy during the operation and non-operation hours for the building.

All the previous requirements and standard features of the TAC BMS lead to achieve:
• Analyze energy usage.
• Improve maintenance respond using alarm notifications.
• Improve system reliability.

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7. SCOPE OF SUPPLY
7.1. Scope:

1- The t.a.c BMS system on of the latest technology having an open protocols system
and products integrated and installed as as a complete package.
2- The system shall include all BMS computer software and hardware, BMS operator
input/output devices, DDC`s, automation sensors and control.
3- We will provide the engineering, installation supervision, calibration, software
programming and checkout the complete and fully operational system.
4- We will provide a surge transient protection for all BMS and control equipment this as
a power supply connection from the control panels.
5- The system shall distribute the process control system consisting of central control,
central communications, and remote control systems to monitor and control the
following systems:
- Heating, Ventilating, and air conditioning systems control.
- Chilled Water system control including water leak detection.
- Smoke control.

7.1.1 Hardware
• DDC Controllers
• Modulating control valves with Actuators
• Sensors & Switches
• Other peripherals

7.1.2. Software
• The full scope of engineering & programming of the proposed system

Attached with this submittal an Equipment list

8. OUT OF OUR SCOPE OF SUPPLY

- Cable lying, Cable trays, and any other equipments and/or services not explicitly
mentioned in this offer are out of our scope of supply.
- Installations are out of our scope and we can provide it with extra cost.
- Variable speed drives are out of our Scope but we can provide it with extra cost.

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9 .A. BMS/HVAC CONTROL EQUIPMENT LIST

1) 100% Fresh Air Handling Units QTY:15

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 5123006010 STD100-150 Duct Temp Sensor 15

2 4701020 SPD900-200Pa Air DP Switch 45
3 8751025000 MD20B-24 Actuator Damper 15
4 7212254000 V222/65/63 Valve2WayFl.PN16 11
5 7211740000 V211T/40/25 Valve 2Way Thread 1
6 7212258000 V222/80/100 Valve2WayFl.PN16 1
7 7211744000 V211T/50/38 Valve 2Way Thread 2
8 8800230030 M400 Actuator valve 3
9 8800310030 M800 Actuator valve 13
10 6553018000 UG-2-A2I Smokedetector 15

2) Constant Volum Air Handling Unit QYT-61

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 8751025000 MD20B-24 Actuator Damper 122

2 4701020 SPD900-200Pa Air DP Switch 183
3 6553018000 UG-2-A2I Smokedetector 61
4 5123006010 STD100-150 Duct Temp Sensor 122
5 7212254000 V222/65/63 Valve2WayFl.PN16 23
6 7212258000 V222/80/100 Valve2WayFl.PN16 33
7 7211744000 V211T/50/38 Valve 2Way Thread 1
8 7212262000 V222/100/160 Valve2WayFl.PN16 3
9 7212266000 V222/125/250 Valve2WayFl.PN16 1
10 8800230030 M400 Actuator valve 1
11 8800310030 M800 Actuator valve 60

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3) Chilled water system QTY:13

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 5123102010 STP100-50 PipeTemperature Sensor 22

2 9121040000 Pocket STP 50mm Brass 22
3 DTI200 Flow meter 19
4 4702020 Sensor Pres Wet SPP110-100kPa 7
5 7216042000 Valve butterfly TRV-S 150 13
6 9113026000 [Link] MB30/TRV-S DN150-200 13
7 8653020000 Actuator B.f.V MB30B-120s-230V 13

4) DDC Controllers

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 7300092 [Link] TAC Xenta 301/N/P V3 1

2 7300112 [Link] TAC Xenta 302/N/P V3 12
3 7300300 [Link] TAC Xenta 281/N/P V3 72
5 7309010 [Link] TAC Xenta 280/300 85
1 7301012 [Link] TAC Xenta 401 V3 26
6 7302450 [Link] TAC Xenta 421A 62
7 7302850 [Link] TAC Xenta 451A 52
1 7302910 [Link] TAC Xenta 471 2
8 7302011 [Link] TAC Xenta 411 UNCONF 69
9 7309020 [Link] TAC Xenta 400 26
10 7309072 [Link] TAC Xenta OP 1

5) Supply Fan QYT-12

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 4630100 SCD100 CO2 duct Sensor 12

2 4701020 SPD900-200Pa Switch Pres Air 24

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6) General Exhaust Fan QYT- 67

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 4701020 SPD900-200Pa Switch Pres Air 67

7) Fan Coil Units QTY:346

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 7306220 Zone Controller TAC Xenta 121-FC/230 346

2 4600500 Sensor temp room STR106 346
3 7210435000 Valve 2-way Zone VZ28-20-2,5 346
4 8455015000 Modulating Actuator Zone MZ88TA-SU 2,5mm 346

8) Domestic And Potable Water System QYT-2

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 4702020 SPP110-100kPa Sensor Press Wet 5

2 SPU1201 Universl Differential Pressure Switch 0.2-4BAR 3
3 DBSQ-01 Level Switch 3

9) Fire Water Storage Tanks

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 4702020 SPP110-100kPa Sensor Press Wet 3

10) FUEL OIL System QYT-10

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 SFW1251 Water Flow Switch 10

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2 AX-LS-UL3 Ultrasonic Level Sensors 0.5 to 8 m tank 4-20mA o/p 10

11) Building Management System

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 7308310 [Link] TAC Xenta 911 2

2 882011 Vista 5.1 Standard 2
3 907300680 Lon term. for 2 TP/FT-10(LT-33 2

12) Local Supplies

Item Part No. Description Qty

1 Enclosure/ Accessories 111

2 Transformers 111
2 LAN Switch 1
Engineering, Programming, Documentation,
3 1
Commissioning and Start-UP
4 Personal Computer with Screen 2
5 Printer 2

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9 .B. Security - Access Control System Equipment List

Item Qnty Part Number Description

1 1 SevenSecr INET 7 SEC ONLY
2 2 7790A-C Lan Interface Unit
3 1 7308210 [Link] TAC Xenta 527 - NPR
4 36 SCU1284 12IN 8 OUT 2Door/4Reader Control
5 14 SCU1280 12IN 8 OUT
6 52 ENCLSCU Enclosure for SCU Controller
7 50 Battery Backup Kit
8 53 Transformer 230V/24V@50Hz, 75VA
9 61 505E SBP2 Locknetics 230/DC 12/24v Power Supply
10 32 320+ Locknitics Electromagnetic Single door Lock
11 59 322+ Locknitics Electromagnetic Double door Lock
12 21 IR VAN Electric Strike For Cylindrical Lock
DUPRIN
5100
13 9 IR VAN Electric Strick 24VDC FSE Box Assembly For Mortise
DUPRIN Lock
6210
14 93 740 Emergency Break Glass
15 243 1078C Sentrol Magnetic Contact
16 17 1035 Sentrol Magnetic Contact surface mount
17 98 5355+keypad HID ProxPro® Reader 20 cm Range With Keypad
18 13 V-Station Bioscrypt V Station DESFire
19 103 5365 Mini Prox Proximity reader 14cm Range
20 2000 HID-1386 ISO PROX II CARD
Card issuing unit
21 1 ID Work Express Software
22 1 RIO2 Double side printer DataCard
23 4 YMCKT Ribbon YMCKT yield for 500 print
24 1 Digital Photo Camera including,
* tru photo solution software with USB license key.
* 302 megapixel camera
* country-specific power cord.
* tripod, backdrop, stand and frame.
* sandisk memory card (SDC-16M).
* installaion instructions.
25 1 HP Pentium IV computer with 2.6 GHz processing speed
Quad Core, integral 250 Gb hard disk minimum,
integral 3G Ram, integral 3.5" floppy disk and 24x CD
ROM (
26 1 5550N HP Color Laser Jet Printer

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Spare Parts
27 1 SCU1284 12IN 8 OUT 2Door/4Reader Control
28 1 SCU1280 12IN 8 OUT
29 2 505E SBP2 Locknetics 230/DC 12/24v Power Supply
30 1 320+ Locknitics Electromagnetic Single door Lock
31 2 322+ Locknitics Electromagnetic Double door Lock
32 1 IR VAN DUPRIN 5100 Electric Strike For Cylindrical Lock

33 1 IR VAN DUPRIN 6210 Electric Strick 24VDC FSE Box Assembly For Mortise
Lock
34 2 740 Emergency Break Glass
35 5 1078C Sentrol Magnetic Contact
36 1 1035 Sentrol Magnetic Contact surface mount
37 2 5355+keypad HID ProxPro® Reader 20 cm Range With Keypad
38 1 V-Station Bioscrypt V Station DESFire
39 3 5365 Mini Prox Proximity reader 14cm Range
40 40 HID-1386 ISO PROX II CARD
41 4 YMCKT Ribbon YMCKT yield for 500 print
Engineering, commessioning and Start - Up
42 1 Engineering, commessioning and Start-up

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9 .C. Security - CCTV System Equipment List

# BRAND MODEL NO. DESCRIPTION QTY

IP CCTV SYSTEM
1 - - PC + Software 3
1.1 - - Laser Printer 3
1.2 PELCO PMCL219 LCD 19in sxga pc-only 6
1.3 PELCO KBD5000 Next Generation Keyboard with Jog/Joy/Key 3
2 - - PC + Software 5
2.1 - - Laser Printer 5
2.2 PELCO PMCL219 LCD 19in sxga pc-only 5
2.3 PELCO KBD5000 Next Generation Keyboard with Jog/Joy/Key 5
2.4 PELCO WS5000-10 ADV System Software, 10 seats license 1
3 PELCO PMCL542 LCD 42-inch 10
3.1 PELCO NET5301R One Output 2x2 Display IP Video Decoder 10
IP110- Camclosure® IP Env Surf High Res 3-9.5mm
4 PELCO 191
CHV9X Smk PAL
0.5 MEGAPIXEL STANDARD DEFINITION
PELCO IXS0C 191
DIGITAL CAMERAS
Alt.4 Lens 1/3 in. Zm 3–8mm f1.0–360 AI DC Drive
PELCO 13VD3-8 191
Drive
PELCO DF8A In-ceiling Smk for Fixed Camera 191
SD4N18-F0-
5 PELCO Spectra® IV IP Flush White Smk D/N 18X 71
X
SD4N18-
6 PELCO Spectra® IV IP Env Pnd Gray Smk D/N 18X 16
PG-E0-X
IP110- Camclosure® IP Env Surf High Res 3-9.5mm
7 PELCO 8
CHV9X Smk PAL
8 PELCO WCS4-20B Camera Power Supply 20Amp 4 Output Breaker 16
9 PELCO SM5000 System Manager 2
NVR5148-
10 PELCO NVR 48 Stream Raid with 9.0TB Storage 6
9000
NVR5148- Redundant Storage- NVR 48 Stream Raid with
10.1 PELCO 6
9000 9.0TB
10.2 HP ProCurve 10/100/1000Mbps 10 Gigabit Switch 24port 2

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# BRAND MODEL NO. DESCRIPTION QTY

Spare Parts
11.1 PELCO PMCL219 LCD 19in sxga pc-only 1
Next Generation Keyboard with
11.2 PELCO KBD5000 1
Jog/Joy/Key
Camclosure® IP Env Surf High Res 3-
11.3 PELCO IP110-CHV9X 20
9.5mm Smk PAL
11.4 PELCO DD4CBW18-X Spectra® IV SE 18X D/N Dome Drive PAL 1
11.5 PELCO NVR5148-9000 NVR 48 Stream Raid with 9.0TB Storage 1
Option PELCO WS5000-MAP Site license for Mapping 1
12 Engneering, Commessioning and Start-up 1

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