Architectural and Engineering Design Standards

Drawing Number

1.23

Pharmacy Single Door - Level P3 - Biometrics Reader

Date:

UI Hospitals & Clinics

Iowa City Iowa 52242

Scale

4/27/2011

CV

Job Number

Serial Number Drawn By

Project

Documents

Revisions

Drawing Type

Card Access Details

None

Safety & Security Card Access Standards

Ceiling

Structure

48 in AFF

To Card Access Panel

½ in flex raceway w/string.

¾ in conduit raceway w/string.

6in

RDR

LCK

DSM

Device Rough In Requirements

JB

Device Description Opening

F

U

PIR / ALM F

S

1in conduit sleeve into JB from

unsecured side of door

S

JB 4sq Junction Box on secure side of door. ¾ in sleeve to unsecured side of door. Cables will be routed from the cable pathway in the corridor thru this sleeve into the JB. S SecuredSide

RDR ¾ conduit raceway from un-secured ceiling into the wall down to the RDR location. Provide 4sq box in wall with 1G mud ring vertical. U UnSecuredSide

U

DSM ½ flex raceway from J-Box into the wall down to a ¾ in opening in frame. 6 in from end of door. Coordinate the location on frame and drilling with the GC. F Frame

LCK ½ flex raceway from J-Box into the wall down to the door lock location. Coordinate the location on frame with the GC. F Frame

PIR

ALM

Secured

S Side

½ flex raceway from secured side of room into the wall down to the PIR/ALM location.

Provide 4sq box in wall with 1G mud ring horizontal.

KEY

KEY ¾ conduit raceway from the RDR to the KS.Provide 4sq box in wall with 1G mud ring vertical. U UnSecuredSide

U

Sequence

Door will be monitored and alarmed by Software House system if forced or held

open.

Key switch will provide user arm disarm function of door to shunt alarm during

occupied hours. Red Light indicates “armed” green light indicates “disarmed”

Card Reader function will be disabled if the key switch is armed.

Typical Application : Pharmacy Department Access Door (Pharmacy Areas)

November 1, 2016