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MULTI-PURPOSE SOUND SYSTEM <br />Section 16780 <br />15-1207 <br />4. Care shall be required during the mounting of any device located overhead. A structural <br />engineer shall verify the quantity and quality of all components required to construct the <br />speaker mounts. The mounting details shall be provided by the audiovisual contractor. A <br />structural engineer shall review the grade of hardware including bolts, gauge of all steel <br />plates, and size of Uni-Strut required for proper speaker mounting. <br />E. Equipment installation: <br />1. At each rack, provide a full -height Multi -circuit ISOLATED GROUND outlet strip <br />with outlets ready to be served by there own branch circuits via a junction box in <br />the bottom of the rack. The outlet strip and box shall be electrically continuous <br />within the rack. Isolate all conduits entering the rack with plastic couplings. The <br />rack must not be connected to the building conduit system in any way. <br />2. Firmly secure all equipment racks to the wall or floor. Conform to local building <br />codes for seismic safety requirements. Restraining devices shall in no way <br />provide an electrical and or signal ground for the -equipment rack. <br />3. Where accessible, provide each equipment rack with a locking rear door, <br />including retaining devices and protective plastic covers for run sheets, rack <br />elevation and single line drawings. <br />4. Install matching blank panels in all spare rack spaces, and matching ventilation <br />type panels between all power amplifiers. <br />5. Install access covers, hinged panels, or pull out drawers to insure complete <br />access to terminals and interior components. Access shall not require removing <br />or de -energizing the equipment. <br />6. Fasten removable covers containing any wired component with a continuous <br />hinge along one side, with associated wiring secured and dressed to provide an <br />adequate service loop. Provide an appropriate stop lock to hold all hinged panels <br />and drawers in a serviceable position. <br />7. Key each grouping of equipment racks identically, with the appropriate <br />designation stamped into each associated key, as indicated on the shop <br />drawings. <br />v. II 1 %J lde a per �111a1 Ilei It label bei of lI the ie front /t of each e^yuipl i I^ci It r Qik Ii Iiiildii Ig the I rack <br />designation, and the circuit breaker number and associated electrical distribution <br />panel designation servicing same. <br />9.. Provide permanent labels on all equipment and devices. <br />10. Group all microphone level, line level and loudspeaker level circuit patching not <br />associated with adjacent equipment, respective of the associated signal circuit <br />classifications. The latter patching facilities shall be positioned as shown on the <br />drawings. <br />11. Unassigned devices and equipment as herein scheduled shall be located in <br />equipment rack positions as shown -on the drawings. <br />F. Speaker Installation <br />Spectator's speaker element has been selected to provide good speech intelligibility <br />and shall, be adjustable to provide the necessary directivity for smooth coverage of <br />Ll le seating areas. A minimum of i 10° horizontal by i G°- i 5° vertical audio coverage <br />can be expected from each speaker element. A speaker element shall be installed at <br />each location per plans and specifications. A speaker mounting frame, constructed of <br />P-1000 Uni-Strut or custom steel work shall be provided by the audiovisual <br />20 <br />