CONDUITS AND CABLE PATHWAYS. Conduit will be provided to support systems and equipment. All conduit will have a minimum additional 20% free space.
1. The Lecture Theatre will be equipped with a suitable conduit/cable-‐tray and back-‐box infrastructure to support the low voltage AV system connectivity requirements, as outlined below.
2. Conduits will connect the lectern location with the projection room equipment rack location (home run). The conduits will be stubbed into the lectern from below.
3. Conduits will connect the audience camera location at the Lecture Theatre front wall with the projection room equipment rack location (home run).
4. Conduits will connect the confidence monitor millwork location with the projection room equipment rack location (home run). The conduit end at the confidence monitor millwork location will terminate into a recessed, 87mm deep four-‐gang box mounted inside the confidence monitor millwork.
5. Conduits will connect the side camera location at the Lecture Theatre side wall with the projection room equipment rack location (home run).
6. Conduits will connect the playback speaker locations with the projection room equipment rack location (home run). The conduit end at the playback speaker location will terminate into recessed, single-‐gang boxes.
7. Conduit home run will connect the booth operator/rack room’s AV equipment rack location to each of four ceiling loudspeaker zones (front row, second row, third row and fourth row). All four zones will be laid out in the same direction as the audience seating/tables. The conduit will connect the speakers for each zone.
8. Install suitably sized loudspeaker cable to connect the audio amplifier mounted in the AV equipment racks located in the booth operator/rack room to each ceiling speaker in the four zones. Provide a daisy chain connection to each of the loudspeakers in each of the four zones.
9. For all ceiling speakers to be mounted in GWB (dry wall board), provide a suitable plaster ring.
10. Conduits will connect the booth operator/rack room’s equipment racks with the location of the Lecture Theatre lighting system dimmer controller.
11. Conduits will connect the booth operator/rack room’s equipment rack with a data/communication closet closest to Lecture Theatre.
12. Conduits will connect the booth operator/rack room’s equipment racks with either end of each audience desk in the Lecture Theatre. The conduits will be connected into a vertical cable tray located inside the table leg connecting the fl...
CONDUITS AND CABLE PATHWAYS. 1. The Videoconference Meeting Rooms and Classroom will be equipped with a conduit/cable-‐tray and back-‐ FINAL DRAFT box infrastructure to support the low-‐voltage AV system connectivity requirements.
2. Appropriate quantity and size of conduits will be needed to facilitate AV, IT, and power cable runs between:
a. The AV pull box and the camera locations;
b. The AV pull box and the displays (for displays and side-‐mount speakers);
c. The AV pull box and the lectern; and
d. The AV box and equipment rack in booth operator/rack room.
e. With the approved shaped table (if floor coring is possible):
i. From the electrical panel to centre of the of table; and
ii. From the AV pull box to the centre of table.
CONDUITS AND CABLE PATHWAYS.
2.3.3.1 Low voltage single gang back box for PTT microphone located to left of observation window
2.3.3.2 Low voltage single gang back box for volume control located to left of observation window
2.3.3.2.1 25mm Low voltage conduits to stub into ceiling space above T-bar
2.3.3.3 Cable pass through between CSR observation room and CSR activity room for audio cables
2.3.3.3.1 Cable pass through to include some form of acoustical barrier
2.3.3.4 Low voltage back box installed above T-bar near door for future IP camera
2.3.3.4.1 25mm conduit to cable tray
2.3.3.5 One quad gang box with 3x 25mm conduits installed at headwall behind vitals display (Vitals video, PtP RJ45, USB extender, VoP)
2.3.3.6 One single gang box with 1x 25mm conduit will be installed on the underslab directly above the patient bed (for speakers)
2.3.3.7 One single gang box with 1x 25mm conduit will be installed on the underslab directly above the patient bed (for microphone)
2.3.3.8 One single gang box with 1x 25mm conduit will be installed on the underslab directly above the patient bed (for future simulation camera)
2.3.3.9 One single gang box with 1x 25mm conduit will be installed on the underslab directly above the observation window (for future simulation camera)
2.3.3.10 One double gang box with 1x 25mm conduit installed at behind side display (Control room display inputs)
2.3.3.11 All conduits tie back to AV Pull Box in ECSR Control-Observation room.
2.3.3.12 AV pullbox of sufficient size to accommodate up to 18 conduits, located behind AV equipment rack
2.3.3.13 One single gang box with 1x 25mm conduit will be installed on the underslab directly above the the operator stations (speakers)
2.3.3.14 One quad gang box with 3x 25mm conduits located below observation window and above millwork (vitals video, PtP RJ45, USB extender, VoP)
2.3.3.15 One double gang box with 1x 25mm conduit located below observation window and above millwork (Side display inputs)
2.3.3.16 One double gang box with 1x 25mm conduit located below observation window and above millwork (microphone input)
2.3.3.17 One double gang box with 1x 25mm conduit located below observation window and above millwork (headphone amp outputs)
2.3.3.18 1x 25mm conduit from cable tray to AV pull box
2.3.3.19 All AV conduits will route through the primary AV pull box
2.3.3.20 Provide all services, conduits, and back box infrastructure necessary for AV system design
CONDUITS AND CABLE PATHWAYS. 1. The Classroom, Learning Space, Computer Lab, and Meeting Room type space will be equipped with a suitable conduit infrastructure to support the low voltage AV system connectivity requirements, as outlined below. All conduits for AV system will have an additional 20% capacity for future cable additions.
2. Conduit will connect lectern or computer instructor desk floor box with the ceiling plenum for projector and speakers. The conduit end at the playback speaker location will terminate into recessed, single-‐gang boxes.
3. Conduit will connect meeting table floor box with display monitor on front wall for Meeting type spaces.
4. Conduit Lectern floor box will connect ceiling loudspeaker zones in 30-‐seat Classroom. The conduit will connect the speakers in each zone.
5. For all ceiling speakers to be mounted in GWB (dry wall board), provide a suitable plaster ring.
6. All conduits require being equipped with pull-‐strings to allow for the low voltage wiring being pulled in.
7. Conduit with more than 4 – 90 degree turns requires a pull box to be inserted in proper location.
CONDUITS AND CABLE PATHWAYS. 1. The Xxxxxxx X Xxxxx Gallery, Concourse & Library/Learning Commons and Media Gallery will be equipped with a conduit/cable-‐tray and back-‐box infrastructure to support the low-‐voltage AV system connectivity requirements.
2. Appropriate quantity and size of conduits with an additional 20% capacity will be needed to facilitate AV, IT, and power cable runs between:
a. The rack to the ceiling speakers.
b. The rack to HDMI inputs in Galleries and Concourse & Library/Learning Commons: wall and ceiling.
c. The rack to XLR inputs in Galleries and Concourse & Library/Learning Commons walls.
3. Conduit runs with more than four-‐ 90 degree turns require cable pull boxes to be inserted in the proper locations.
4. For any location that requires a power outlet (as described in section 3.3.2), appropriate conduits will be installed.
CONDUITS AND CABLE PATHWAYS.
2.3.3.1 Basket tray shall be sized for communications and audio-visual cable density plus 25% future expansion capacity:
2.3.3.1.1 Continuous, rigid, welded steel wire mesh spaced 50mm x 100mm;
