OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

MANUAL

FOR

FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 51-STOREY COMMERCIAL

DEVELOPMENT WITH A BASEMENT AND COMPRISING
SHOPPING / HAWKER CENTRE (AIR SPACE LOT) /
SERVICED APARTMENT / OFFICE / MULTI-STOREY
CARPARK AND ANCILLARY FACILITIES ON LOTS 00505N
& 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT MARKET STREET / CHULIA
STREET / CHURCH STREET (DOWNTOWN CORE
PLANNING AREA), SINGAPORE.

APP ENGINEERING PTE LTD

11 TOH GUAN ROAD EAST
#05-01 APP ENTERPRISE BUILDING
SINGAPORE 608603
PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 51-STOREY COMMERCIAL
DEVELOPMENT WITH A BASEMENT AND COMPRISING SHOPPING
/ HAWKER CENTRE (AIR SPACE LOT) / SERVICED APARTMENT /
OFFICE / MULTI-STOREY CARPARK AND ANCILLARY FACILITIES
ON LOTS 00505N & 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT MARKET STREET /
CHULIA STREET / CHURCH STREET (DOWNTOWN CORE
PLANNING AREA), SINGAPORE.

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

MANUAL FOR
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
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 CONTENT
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

SECTION A – FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

1) SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION PROCEDURE FOR FIRE

PROTECTION SYSTEM
Project Brief Description

1.1) SPRINKLER SYSTEM

A) Introduction
B) System Description
C) Design Data & Parameter
D) Operation Procedure
E) Maintenance Procedure
F) Sprinkler pump and control valve characteristic table

1.2) HOSEREEL SYSTEM

A) Introduction
B) System Description
C) Design Data & Parameter
D) Operation Procedure
E) Maintenance Procedure
F) Hosereel pump characteristic table

1.3) DRY RISER SYSTEM

A) Introduction
B) System Description
C) Design Data & Parameter
D) Operation Procedure
E) Maintenance Procedure

1.4) ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

A) Introduction
B) System Description
C) Design Data & Parameter
D) Operation Procedure
E) Maintenance Procedure
1.5) WET CHEMICAL FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM

A) Introduction
B) System Description
C) Design Data & Parameter
D) Operation Procedure
E) Maintenance Procedure

1.6) FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

A) Introduction
B) System Description
C) Design Data & Parameter
D) Operation Procedure
E) Maintenance Procedure

2) EQUIPMENT CATALOGUES

3) EQUIPMENT & MATERIAL SUPPLIER CONTACT LIST

4) MAINTENANCE TEAM AND EMERGENCY CONTACT LIST

5) MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST / SCHEDULE OF MAINTENANCE

WORK
6) INSPECTION, TEST & COMMISSIONING REPORTS

7) AUTHORITIES RECORD

7.1) DRAWING NOA / TFP

7.2) COC / DOC

8) EQUIPMENT GUARANTEES, WARRANTY / CERTIFICATE LETTER

9) SOFTCOPY CD

9.1) O&M MANUAL PDF COPY

9.2) DRAWING (PDF, AUTOCAD AND BIM)

10) LIST OF HANDOVER KEY

11) SPARE PARTS LIST

12) AS-BUILT DRAWINGS

1.1 SPRINKLER SYSTEM

A. Introduction

A fire sprinkler system is an active fire protection measure, consisting of alarm

valve, isolation valves, sprinklers, piping, fittings, supports etc.

Each area protected by sprinkler system shall have individual alarm valve and
other components as described above, along with flow switch, inspection test
connection and flush connection. Each of the alarm valves shall taps water from
nearest Sprinkler main.

The flow switch is provided with dry contacts for monitoring through fire alarm
system on the activation.

The sprinklers are of upright, pendent and Conventional Sprinklers and located
on branch pipes as per fire codes followed. The sprinklers have a bulb with
temperature rating of 68 deg C.

B. System Description

The Sprinkler System is designed to Ordinary Hazard III for Hawker Centre Area,
Determination of the areas/rooms to be protected by sprinkler shall comply with
SS CP52 Code: 2004.

Water flow switches are incorporated into the sprinkler system. Activation of any
one of the flow switches will result in sounding of the general alarm.
Simultaneously, a signal is transmitted by the Main Alarm Panel (located at the
first storey FCC Centre, near at FFL 1) to SCDF via the Decam line.

One number of 4-way breeching inlet for basement sprinkler tank is located at
Level 1. It’s readily accessible to SCDF in the event of emergency.
Pre-set pressure switches in the sprinkler pump room control the automatic
starting of the sprinkler pumps. In the event of fire, sprinkler bulb will break when
pre-determined operating temperature is attained and this will cause water
pressure to drop in the system. Once it reaches the pumps pre-set pressure the
jockey pump will cut-in, further drop in pressure will cause the duty sprinkler
pump to start automatically and run continuously until it is MANUALLY
STOPPED at the pump controller.

The incoming water supply from PUB mains supplies water to the
compartmented concrete sprinkler tank at Basement Sprinkler Pump Room. The
tank has a total effective water capacity of 190 m³. The tank is combined fire tank
with other stratas in the building.
 C. Design Data & Parameter

1. Type of Sprinkler Heads used in various locations

Type of Temperature
K-factor Response Area
Sprinkler Rating
Hawker Centre, Toilets, Rooms and
Conventional 68 °C 80 standard
above the celing areas

Level 2 to Level 3 – Manager Room,

Royal flush 68 °C 80 standard
FFL-3 and SSL at ST 4

Level 2 to Level 3 (Hawker Center)

1 x Full Duty Electrical driven pump of capacity OH III at 30m height has been
provided as the duty pump (Completely Setsco approved with controller)

1 x Full Duty Electrical driven pump of capacity OH III at 30m height has been
provided as the standby pump (Completely FM/UL Listed and approved with
controller)

A vertical inline jockey pump of capacity 60 L/M at 57m head is used for
pressurizing the sprinkler system

A separate test line is provided to check the pumps performance. The sprinkler
system is tapped of independently for all the areas with separate alarm valves

1. Sprinkler Control Valves Flow Requirements

Height of
Design highest
Assumed Requirement - Most sprinkler
Sprinkler area of Favourable Area above Actual Test Results
Control Hazard Area of Density operation Flow Pressure conrtol Flow Pressure
S/N Valves Group serve mm/min Sq.m (L/min) (Kpa) valve (L/min) (Kpa)
HAWKER 1100 293 1100 320
3 HC-CV-L2-3-23 OH III CENTRE 5 216 1350 163 12.3 1350 280

2. An exclusive full size RC tanks provided at sprinkler pump rooms, The

effective water capacity of;
Basement Tank = 190m3

3. The system is pressurized upto the control valve at a pressure of on the above
table through the pressurizing unit comprising of Jockey pump.
D. Operation Procedure

Normal Mode:
The Sprinkler system network shall be always pressurized with water from the
main pipe connected to pump dischrge. The Control Valves should be always in
open condition and the flushing line valve (2” gate valve) should be always in
closed condition.

Fire Mode:
The system consists of Sprinklers, which will be heated up in Fire condition. Due
to expansion of the liquid inside the glass tube, (Part of sprinkler) will burst and
the orifice of sprinkler will be opened. Water comes out from the orifice in a
pattern and sprinkled over automatically for the Fire to be quenched.

Resetting of Sprinkler System:

After the fire is extinguished, the fire Pumps has to be stopped manually and
reset all the pumps in manual mode.
Check the reservoir water level and replenish with fresh water.
Remove the busted sprinklers and replace with new one.
Now start the Jockey pump in manual mode and pressurize the system gradually
up to the system pressure.

Open the drain valve of sprinkler network and gradually open the network
isolation valve. Now the water will enter to the sprinkler network and the pressure
will increase also the water will escape through drain valve with air bubbles.
Close the drain valve after all the air bubbles is evacuated from the network.
Now the sprinkler network is fully charged and the system pressure will be equal
to the sprinkler network pressure.

Check once again for any leak or dropping of water from any part of system, and
finally put the system in automatic operation.

TESTING & COMMISSIONING PROCEDURES

Hydrostatic Testing Of Pipework

a) To check the sprinkler system are installed in accordance with CP52 and the
approved shop drawings.

b) To conduct hydrostatic tests from sprinkler control valve to the branch lines.
The pipework is hydrostatically tested to 200 psi for 8 hour. The control valve
assembly is to be tested separately.
Sprinkler Control Valve

a) To ensure that all valves except for drain & test valves are to remain in the
OPEN position strap and padlock in their normal operation position.

b) To conduct test at the alarm gong by allowing sufficient water to pass through
the water motor.

c) To check the pressure readings at the sprinkler control valve and to remain
steady.

d) To check that the breeching inlet and labelling glass panel are in satisfactory
condition.

Acceptance Test – Fire Pumps

a) To conduct test to determine net pump pressure, rate of flow through the
pump, volts and amperes for electric motor driven pump and speed.

b) To determine the minimum, rated and peak loads of the fire pump by
controlling the quantity of water discharged through the flow meter.

c) To determine the ampere demand of the electric motors operating at rated

voltage and frequency do not exceed the product of a full load ampere rating
against the allowable as stamped on the motor nameplate.

d) To stimulate operation failure for duty pump, standby pump to comes in after
few seconds delay.

Acceptance Test – Pump Control Panel

a) To ensure that Fire Pump Control Panel perform automatic and manual
operation during the acceptance test. The fire pumps are to run for a period of
at least five (5) minutes at full speed.

b) To conduct the automatic operation sequence of the pump control panel to

start the pumps due to pressure drop in the system pipework.

c) To determine the cut-in and cut-out pressure for the jockey pump.

d) To determine the cut-in pressure for sprinkler pumps.

e) To check the cut-in time between the duty and standby pumps

f) To check that in the event the duty pump set fails to operate and the system
pressure continues to fall to present low pressure limit, the standby pump will
automatically come into operation and continue to do so until manually shut
down.
g) To confirm that the following indications at the pumps control panel are
working satisfactory:

Controller › Power on lit

› Start push button
› Stop Push button
› Sprinkler Pumps Run Indication
› Ammeter & Volts Meter

h) To check that the sprinkler pump status (pump running and pump fails to start)
are being monitored in the MAP panel at 1st storey FCC.

E. Maintenance Procedure

Control Valve
a) Regular check to ensure all sprinkler control valves are secured in OPEN
position by means of straps and padlocks, preferably at least once a month.

b) Control valves are numbered and maintenance staff must be familiar with the
portion of the system that they control. An inspection should be made monthly
and the conditions of each valve must be recorded. The report should show
that the valves are:
● In open or close position
● Strapped and padlocked
● In good operating condition, turn easily with no leaks
● Readily accessible
c) If the valves are in unsatisfactory condition, the Maintenance Officer-In-Charge
must be notified and the condition should be corrected as soon as possible.
Valve stems should be oiled or greased at least once a year.
d) At each monthly inspection of control valves, the pressure on the system
should be recorded to make sure that the water pressure is being maintained.
The maintenance of proper pressure is important and provision should be
made to check the system gauges with an inspector’s gauge every year to
ensure reliability of readings.

2.1.6. SERVICING, ALTERATION & REPAIRS

a) If a control valve is closed, the Maintenance Engineer should be notified

immediately.

b) After any servicing, alterations or repairs, inspection should be made to ensure

that the valves are in fully OPEN position, sealed and the system in
operational condition.

c) When any alterations, additions or repairs are to be made involving

interruption of the sprinkler protection in whole or in part, the Maintenance
Engineer-in-charge should be notified and proper recording should be done to
 reflect the changes in the system. Submission to FSSB by PE may be
necessary.

d) For building extensions when new partitions or enclosures are erected, the
required extension of the sprinkler system in the new areas should be
completed promptly.

e) When repairs or alterations affecting the sprinkler system, special provisions

should be made to keep the sprinkler system in service in areas that are not
affected. When the sprinkler system is turned off during the day to allow for
work, it should be restored at night.

f) Control valves are sometimes inadvertently left closed after alterations or

repairs have been completed. A responsible person should be appointed to
check the condition of the system following any such work to make sure that
all the control valves are in fully OPEN position with proper strap and lock.

Sprinkler Heads
a) Sprinkler heads should be checked regularly to make sure that they are in
good condition, free from corrosion, not painted or whitewash and not bent or
damaged. It should be replaced when they are painted, corroded or damaged.

b) Sprinkler heads should be protected against mechanical damage. Where there

is danger of damage, approved sprinkler guards should be provided.

c) Always use the special sprinkler wrench in removing or installing sprinklers.

Other types of wrenches may damage the sprinkler.

d) An adequate supply of extra sprinklers should available at all times.

Piping
a) Piping should be kept in good condition and free from mechanical damage or
corrosion.

b) Sprinkler piping should not be used as support for ladders, stock or other
materials.

Pipe Hangers
a) Hangers should be kept in good shape. Broken or loose hangers should be
replaced or re-fastened.

b) Broken or loose hangers may put undue strain on pipes and fittings, causing
leaks and may interfere with proper drainage.

Water-Flow Alarm Devices

a) Water-flow alarm devices should be tested annually.
MONTHLY SERVICE & MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST FOR SPRINKLER
SYSTEM

Monthly Test
a) Inspect all water storage tanks and drains and clean/flush out the tanks as
necessary. Check that the stop valves at tank inlets, interconnecting pipes
and pump suction pipes are secured in fully OPEN position. Verify the
operation of the automatic tank filling mechanism. Visually check that tank
contains requisite amount of water and verify the operation of float-less level
control units.

b) Check and verify that sprinkler control valves are strapped and padlocked in
open position.

c) Check and verify that the drain and test valves are secured in fully CLOSED
position.

d) Check and inspect the fire service breeching inlets.

e) Check and inspect water alarm motor and gong mechanism.

f) Check and verify operation of water level indicators.

g) The entire sprinkler system should be inspected to ensure that they are free
from damage, corrosion, grease, dust, paint or whitewash and should be
replaced when necessary.

h) Valve stems shall be oiled or greased at least once a week.

i) At the weekly inspection of control valves, gauges showing water pressure in

the system should be read to make sure that normal pressures are being
maintained and check the gauges with a calibrated gauge once a year.

j) At monthly inspection of the batteries for control panels for pump to ensure
fully charge condition.

2.1.8 ANNUAL TEST

The water in the whole sprinkler pipework system should be completely

drained out and filled with fresh water again.

F. Sprinkler pump and control valve characteristic table

 2.1.10 SPRINKLER PUMP CUT-IN & CUT-OUT SETTINGS

Basment - SPRINKLER PUMP CUT-IN & CUT-OUT SETTINGS

(HAWKER CENTRE)

Cut in Cut off

Sprinkler Pump Pump Designation Pressure Pressure
Bar kPA Bar kPA
Sprinkler Pump 3
CC-SP-B1-3 4 400 - -
(Duty Electric Pump)

Sprinkler Pump 4
CC-SP-B1-4 3 300 - -
(Stand-by Electric Pump)

Sprinkler Jockey Pump

CC-SPJ-B1-2 5 500 6 600
(Electric)

Sprinkler Pump *shut off pressure at no flow: 5.5Bar / 550kPA,

Sprinkler pump set at 80% of *shut off pressure.

1.2 HOSEREEL SYSTEM

A. Introduction

Hosereel System is designed in accordance to SS 575: 2012 (CP29) – Code of

Practice for Fire Hydrant & Hosereel System. The hosereels are used to combat
small fires and they are strategically located for easy reach.

B. System Description

The hosereel is of double pivot type, which can swivel in both direction and is
fitted with 1” X 30-meter hose, nozzle and stopcock.

Level 3 & Level 2 Hawer center water supply to hoseeel system is served by a
set of pumps, water from the 190 cu. meter tank located at Basement.

The automatic start and stop of the hosereel pumps is controlled by pressure
switches set to a pre-set pressure. In the event of small fire, the hosereel
stopcock and nozzle are opened and cause the system pressure to drop. Once it
reaches the pre-set cut-in pressure, the duty hosereel pump will automatically
start and run continuously until the hosereel stopcock and nozzle are closed. The
system pressure will built up and the duty pump will stop-automatically once the
cut-off pressure setting is reached

C. Design Data & Parameter

The hosereel system is design to comply with the SS 575 : 2012 (CP29). At all
times the most remote hosereel which are in operation simultaneously should
give at least a flow rate of 24 litre/min with throw distance of not less than (6)
meter (20 feet).
Hosereel Electric Pump Control Panel
Make : Trident
Model : -
Starter : DOL starter

Electric Hosereel Pump

Brand : Grundfosx
Pump Model : CMV 5-7
Pump Type : Multi-Stage
KW/Speed : 3PH/50HZ/2900RPM
Impeller : Stainless Steel
Shaft : Stainless Steel

Hosereel Pump Characteristic Table

Basement (Hawker center )

Nominal Rating
Pump
Hosereel Pump
Designation
Flow(L/min) Pressure(kPa)

Hosereel Pump 1
HP 1 72 550
(Duty Electric Pump)

Hosereel Pump 2
HP 2 72 550
(Standby Electric Pump)

D. Operation Procedure

11.1 Piping

11.1.1. Piping should be kept in good condition and free from

mechanical injury.

11.1.2. Hosereel piping should not be used for support for

ladders stock or other material.
11.2 Hanger

11.2.1. Hangers should be kept in good repair. Broken or loose

hangers should be replaced or refastened.

11.2.2. Broken or loose hangers may put undue strain on piping

and fittings, causing breaks and interfere with proper
drainage.

11.3 Sprinkler/Hosereel Tank

11.3.1 Periodic inspection should be made to ensure that the

water level is at its maximum capacity level.

11.3.2 Constant maintenance of a full supply of water in

sprinkler/hosereel tanks is necessary so as to ensure
proper performance of the hosereel system in the event
of a fire.

11.4. Hosereel Pump

11.4.1. The pump should be started once a month. Regular

inspection should be made, checking the maintenance of
ample pressure, proper supply of lubricating oil,
operative condition of valves, etc..

11.4.2. The pump room should be kept clean and accessible at

all times.

11.4.3 The suction pipes, intakes and valves of fire pumps

should be examined frequently to make sure that they
are free from any obstruction. Mud, gravel, leaves and
other foreign material entering the suction pipe may
cause damage to the pump or obstruction of the piping
of the hosereel system. The automatically controlled
pumping units should be tested monthly by manual
means at least one start should be accomplished by
reducing the water pressure.

11.4.4. This may be done with the test drain on the sensing line.
The examination should be extended to include the
condition and reliability of the electric power supply.
 11.5. Procedure or Test Running of Hosereel Pumpset

11.5.1. Slowly release the pressure switch sensing line pressure

by opening the drain cocks until the preset pressure and
the duty pumpset start up. Close the drain cocks.
Record the cut-in and cut-out pressure.

HOSEREEL PUMP CONTROL PANEL

The pump control panel controls the automatic starting of two (2) electrically
driven hosereel pumps.

The hosereel pumps are connected to essential power supply.

There is also provision for manual starting of hosereel pumps by turning the
mode selector switch to manual position, each individual hosereel pumps can be
started manually using the ‘ON’ push button and can be stopped using the ‘OFF’
push button.

There is no selector switch for the two hosereel pumpsets at the controller as the
pumps is automatically change over for every starting sequence during normal
operation. This allow for fair wear and tear to the two pumps.

E. Maintenance Procedure

Monthly Test

Testing of Hosereel Pumps

a) Check and verify the automatic starting of each

pump by actuating the drain and test valve in a
manner to reduce the applied water pressure to the
starting device and simulate a fire condition.
Record pressure is correct. Keep each pump
running for a period of a least five (5) minutes.

b) Check and verify pump phase failure alarm.

c) Check pump starting equipment including fuses,

circuit breakers and starters.

d) Simulate failure on one of the pumps and verify the

operation of the duty-standby changeover
mechanism.
 The entire hosereel system should be inspected to
ensure that they are free from damage, corrosion,
grease, dust, paint or whitewash and should be replaced
where necessary as a result of such conditions.

. Valve system shall be oiled or greased at lease once a

week.

. At the weekly inspection of pressure, gauges showing

water pressure in the system should be read to make
sure that normal pressure are being maintained and
check the gauges with an inspection gauge once a year.

Annual Test

Simulated mechanical or electrical failure of duty pump

and the ability of the standby pump to come in
automatically and maintain the required out-put should
be tested. Check and verity that local and remote pump
failure warning function properly.

Every pump suction tank should be completely flushed

out and thoroughly cleaned.

The water in the whole hosereel pipework system should

be completely drained out and filled with fresh water
again.

To check the pressure at Pressure reducing valve and

set the pressure at downstrim 3 bar.

Hydrostatic Testing Of Pipework

To check that the hosereel system are install in

accordance with SS 575 : 2012 for hosereel system and
as the approved drawings.

To conduct hydrostatic tests for the hosereel pipe after

discharge pumpset to the branch line stop cock. (The
supply pipe are to be hydrostatically tested to 150 psi for
8 hours).
Acceptance Test - Hosereel Pumps

To determine both duty and standby pump able to start

automatically.

Acceptance Test - Pump Control Panel

To ensure that fire pump control pump control pump

performs automatic and manual operations during the
acceptance test. The fire pump driven are to runs for a
period of at least 5 minutes to full speed.

To conduct the automatic operation sequence of the

pump control panel to start the pumps due to pressure
drop in the system pipework.

To determine the cut-in and cut-out pressure for the

hosereel pump.

To check that in the event of the electrical duty pump

fails to operate and the standby pump will automatically
comes into operation.

To confirm that the following indication at the pump

control panel are working satisfactory:

Electric Motor Controller:

 Main ON
 Start Push Button
 Stop Push Button
 Hosereel

To check that the hosereel pump status are monitored

by MAP.

Sprinkler/ Hosereel Tank

To check that the high and low water level water

indication of the hosereel tank are relayed to the control
panel.

To check that the water level is at full capacity level and

about 50mm diameter below the over-flow level.
Hosereel pump characteristic table

HOSEREEL PUMP CUT-IN & CUT-OUT SETTINGS

(HAWKER CENTRE)
Cut in Pressure Cut off Pressure
Hosereel Pump Pump Designation
Bar kPA Bar kPA
Hosereel Pump 1
(Duty Electric CC-HR-B1-1 4.5 450 6 600
Pump)
Hosereel Pump 2
(Stand-by CC-HR-B1-2 3 300 6 600
Electric Pump)

Hosereel Pump *shut off pressure at no flow: 6.2Bar / 620kPA,

Hosereel pump set at 80% of *shut off pressure.

1.3 DRY RISER SYSTEM

Introduction

The dry riser system is one of the front line firefighting system for SCDF in the
event of emergency. It is designed and installed in accordance to SS575.

There are 4 no’s of dry riser serving the Hawker Centre Area, 2 no’s is
connected to a 4 ways breeching inlet & 2 no’s connected to a 2 ways
breeching inlet with instantaneous coupling house in steel cabinet situated at
1st storey Staircase 4 and bulk meter area for easy access in the event of
emergency.

System Description

The dry riser landing valves which form part of the system are strategically
located for easy reach during emergency and is brought into operation by
coupling the fire standby hose to the landing valve which is connected to
already pressurized pipe (with water from fire engine).
Design Data & Parameter

Fire fighting lobby 2 & Smoke stop loby 2 (Staircase 3 & Staircase 4 ) served
by 4 way breching inlet which was located at level 1 near the ST4 and Dry
Riser with DR landing valves strategically located such that all accessible parts
of the building can be adequately reached with a 2x30m Standby Hose
connected to a DR landing valve and that coverage for 1 no. DR landing valve,

Staircase 5 & Staircase 6 served by 2 way breching inlet which was located at
level 1 near the bulkmeter and Dry Riser with DR landing valves strategically
located such that all accessible parts of the building can be adequately
reached with a 2x30m Standby Hose connected to a DR landing valve and that
coverage for 1 no. DR landing valve,

DR breeching inlet is earthed.

DR landing valves are located in DR riser or Shaft whereas some are exposed.
Standby hose is sited in near vicinity to a DR landing valve. The standby hose
is housed in cabinet when installed in exposed areas.

Operation Procedure

The dry riser landing valves which form part of the system are strategically located at
each floor level for easy access during emergency and is brought into operation by
coupling the fire hose to the landing valve connected to a fully charge up riser pipe.

The landing valves are protected from misuse by means of straps and locks.

Hydrostatic Testing Of Pipe Work

a) To check the dry riser system is installed in accordance to code SS575 and to
the approved drawings.

b) To conduct hydrostatic tests for dry riser system (pressure reading shall be
measured at the lowest point of the system) to 200 psi for two (2) hours.

C) The system is drained and ready for use.

System Earthing

System earthing test.

Maintenance Procedure
Landing Valve

All landing valves shall be in close position with straps and locks.

Automatic air Released Valve

The dry riser is installed with automatic air release valve at the highest point and is
checked for leakages when water is charged into the system.

Dry Riser System Pressure Test Report

As per attached pressure Test Report Maintenance Procedure

The landing valves are inspected for damages.

b) Ensure each landing valves are strapped and locked in close position.

c) The dry riser system to be pressure tested for leakages on a yearly basis.

d) Inspect air relieve valve for damage and leakage.

e) Inspect electrical earth for Dry Riser System for damage or disconnect.
1.4 ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

Description

Fire Alarm System is designed in accordance to CP 10 – Code of Practice for

Installation and Servicing of Electrical Fire Alarm System.

Addressable Fire Alarm System installed in this development consists of Main Alarm
Panel located in the FCC and Sub Alarm Panels are located at L1 FFL 1 (OR), L1
FFL2 (HC), L4 FFL (OR), L9 FFL (SR), L11 FFL (SR), L13 FFL (SR), L15 FFL (SR),
L17 FFL (OR), L21 FFL (OR), L32 FFL (OR) and L42 FFL (OR) respectively.

Main Alarm Panel is networked with Floor Sub Alarm Panels which is then connected
to various devices located throughout the protected building. These devices include
smoke sensors, manual callpoints, alarm sounders, strobe lights, sprinkler flowswitch
interfaces and other devices.

Since, HC Sub Alarm Panel is linked with Main Alarm Panel at FCC. Thus, all the
isolations and resseting of fire alarm can be controlled from both FCC and HC Sub
Alarm Panel at L1 FFL2.

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ZITON ZP3 – En 54 Fire Alarm Systems

Operation
System Maintenance

Important Notice

Inadequate maintenance is the most common cause of fire alarm malfunctions. All panels, detectors,
devices, accessories, batteries and system wiring should be regularly maintained and tested by the
Trained Authorized Agent following procedures supplied by the manufacturer.

All inspection shall also be made in accordance with the relevant Code of Practice of the Local
Authorities.

All replacement parts can be obtain from the Authorized Agent and must be certified to be compatible for
used with the relevant versions of Hardware & Software of the Fire Control Unit

Authorised Agent

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CONTENTS

PART 1 : OPERATION MAINTENANCE MANUAL CONTENTS

PART 2 : ZITON ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

PART 3 : EQUIPMENT CATALOGUES

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM DESIGN OVERVIEW
1.1. General System Description
1.2. System Nodes Equipment Schedule and System Nodes allocation
1.3. Alarm Management
1.4. DEVICES LIST

2. Operation & Maintenance Manual – Fire Control Units

2.1. Introduction
2.2. Basic System Features
2.3. System Operation
2.4. Typical System Schematic
2.5. Panel Fascia
2.6. Display of Alarms
2.7. Operator Response
2.8. Operator Menu
2.9. Operator Maintenance

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1. ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM DESIGN OVERVIEW

1.1. General System Description

The Ziton ZP3 is a complete intelligent fire alarm system that complies with the requirements of our
Local Authorities. All Fire Control Units are tested to comply with the latest Code of Practices.

The ZP3 system consists of a Main Alarm Panel located in the FCC which is networked with Floor Sub
Alarm Panels which is then connected to various devices located throughout the protected building.

These devices include smoke sensors, manual callpoints, alarm sounders, strobe lights, sprinkler
flowswitch interfaces and other devices.

All Fire Sprinkler Pumps, Sprinkler Control Valves, and other Fire Protection Equipment Status are
also interfaced with the Fire Alarm System for annunciation.

Also connected are Fire Interlocking to other Essential Equipment which includes the MV Systems,
One Way Voice Communications, Lift Homing Devices, EM Locks and other required connections.

A Master Mimic are provided beside the Main Alarm Panel to annunciated via LEDs indicators the
status of all Fire Protection Equipment Status, Floor Fire Fault Activation, Flowswitch Alarms,
Callpoints Activation.

A Floor Mimic are provided beside each floor comprising of a silkscreen diagram of the floor plan
with LED indicators indicating the location of any Fire Activation on a Zonal Basis.

A Fire System PC based Management System (Ziton Maestro) will be provided at the FCC for the
Management and Monitoring of the Complete Fire Systems installed

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1.2. Equipment Schedule and System Nodes Allocation

1.2.1. Equipment Schedule

Addressable Fire Alarm System installed in this development comprise of the following components:
Equipment Description Make / Model Qty
Main Alarm Panel at FCC ROOM 1STY, SUB ALARM PANEL AT
Ziton ZP3 En54 Fire Alarm
L1 FFL-2 (HC) 2 NOS
Panel
Floor Mimic Panel at HAWKER CENTRE LEVEL 2 AND HAWKER
Mimic Panel 2 NOS
CENTRE LEVEL 3.
Master Mimic panel at FCC ROOM 1STY Master Mimic Panel 1 NOS

1.2.2. System Nodes Allocation/Charger panel and Mimic Panel Location

The ZP3 Peer to Peer (P2P) network enable up to 64 standalone panels to be integrated to provide
system wide reporting, coordinated evacuation and cross panel cause & effect functionality.
The following Table indicates the allocation of the System Nodes for this Development, power
supply panel (PS) for bell and strobe and mimic panel (MP) that served and controlled by the
particular alarm panel/Sub Alarm Panel (SAP).

Node
No/Charger
Location Remarks
No/ Mimic
panel No
MAP (P1) 1STY FCC ROOM Main Alarm Panel

SERVED HAWKER CENTRE LEVEL 2 TO LEVEL 3 FIRE

SAP-4 HAWKER CENTRE 1STY
ALARM DEVICES
MP HC L2 TO L3 HAWKER CENTRE L2 TO L3 SERVED BY SAP-4 SUB ALARM PANEL

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1.3. Alarm Management

1.3.1. Alarm Bells, Strobes and Silentone Sounder Activation Mode

Upon the Activation of any of the Fire Sensors like Sprinkler Flowswitches, Callpoints, Smoke
Detectors, FM200 Fire Suppression System, Smoke Control System, the occupants will be alerted of
the situation by means of:

 Existing Audible Fire Alarm Bell located throughout the Building

 Existing Visual Strobe lights located in all specific location throughout the building

All the above Audible and Visual Signals will be activated upon the activation of any one of the Fire
Sensors.

1.3.2. Silencing the Alarms

All the Activated Alarms can be silenced from the Main Alarm Panel located in the Fire Command
Centre. There will be no 3 minute “Silence Delay” as the Fire Alarm System have been connected to
the Approved Public Address System for Voice Instructions.

1.3.3. Resetting the Alarm

After investigation and removal of the cause of the Alarm Activation, the Fire Alarm System can be
normalized from the Main Alarm Panel at the Fire Command Centre, by resetting the System.

(Note that if the source of the Alarm has not been removed and the system is resetted, the system
will go back into alarm.)

Password will be required for this command.

(Note that all essential equipment that was activated into Fire Mode will have to be resetted
separately)

Password will be required for this command.

(Note that all essential equipment that was activated into Fire Mode will have to be resetted
separately)

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1.4 DEVICES LIST

PROJECT PANEL NO LOCATION

1st STY Hawker Centre (SERVED 2ND STY
Glory SAP – P4 RD
TO 3 STY )

Device Tested
REMARKS
(Address)

1001 2STY Z1-1 FFL-2 (S3)-MCP

1002 2STY Z1-2 SSL (S4)-MCP
1003 2STY Z1-3 SSL (S6)-MCP
1004 2STY Z1-4 TER RM-MCP
1005 2STY Z2-1 TEL HC-SD
1006 2STY Z2-2 ELV HC-SD
1007 2STY Z2-3 ELEC (HC)-SD
1008 2STY Z3 HAW CONS SWITCH RM-SD
1009 2STY Z3 HAW CONS SWITCH RM-SD
1010 2STY Z4 TER RM-SD
1011 2STY Z5 FLL 2 S3-SD
1012 2STY Z6 SSL (SL1)-SD
1013 2STY Z7 O/S FLL-2 S3 FS-FS
1014 2STY O/S FLL-2 S3 S.VALVE CLOSED-IM
1015 2STY SPRINKLER CV CLOSED-IM
1016 2STY Z8 STALL 1 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1017 2STY Z9 STALL 2 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1018 2STY Z10 STALL 3 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1019 2STY Z11 STALL 4 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1020 2STY Z12 STALL 5 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1021 2STY Z13 STALL 6 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1022 2STY Z14 STALL 7 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1023 2STY Z15 STALL 8 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1024 2STY Z16 STALL 9 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1025 2STY Z17 STALL 10 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1026 2STY Z18 STALL 11 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1027 2STY Z19 STALL 12 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1028 2STY Z20 STALL 13 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1029 2STY Z21 STALL 14 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1030 2STY Z22 STALL 15 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1031 2STY Z23 STALL 16 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1032 2STY Z24 STALL 17 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1033 2STY Z25 STALL 18 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1034 2STY Z26 STALL 19 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1035 2STY Z27 STALL 20 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1036 2STY Z28 STALL 22 HAWKER CENTRE-IF

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Device Tested
REMARKS
(Address)

1037 2STY ESCALATOR 1-CM

1038 2STY ESCALATOR 2-CM
1039 2STY HCS EXHAUST FAN 1-CM
1040 2STY HCS EXHAUST FAN 2-CM
1041 2STY HCS EXHAUST FAN-3-CM
1042 2STY HCS EXHAUST FAN 4-CM
1043 2STY HCS EXHAUST FAN 5-CM
1044 2STY ESCALATOR 1-CM
1045 2STY ESCALATOR 2-CM
1046 2STY HCS EXHAUST FAN 1-CM
1047 2STY HCS EXHAUST FAN 2-CM
1048 2STY HCS EXHAUST FAN-3-CM
1051 3STY Z34-1 FLL 2 (S3)-MCP
1052 3STY Z34-2 SSL (S4)-MCP
1053 3STY Z34-3 SSL (S6)-MCP
1054 3STY Z34-4 STORE RM-MCP
1055 3STY Z35-1 TEL (HC)-SD
1056 3STY Z35-2 ELV (HC)-SD
1057 3STY Z35-3 ELEC (HC)-SD
1058 3STY Z36 HC METERING KIOSK-SD
1059 3STY Z36 HC METERING KIOSK-SD
1060 3STY Z37 FLL-2 S3-SD
1061 3STY Z38 SSL (SL1)-SD
1062 3STY Z39 O/S FLL-2 FS-FS
1063 3STY O/S FLL-2 SUBS VALVE CLOSED-IM
1064 3STY Z40 STALL 1 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1065 3STY Z41 STALL 2 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1066 3STY Z42 STALL 3 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1067 3STY Z43 STALL 4 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1068 3STY Z44 STALL 5 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1069 3STY Z45 STALL 6 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1070 3STY Z46 STALL 7 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1071 3STY Z47 STALL 8 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1072 3STY Z48 STALL 9 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1073 3STY Z49 STALL 10 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1074 3STY Z50 STALL 11 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1075 3STY Z51 STALL 12 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1076 3STY Z52 STALL 13 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1077 3STY Z53 STALL 14 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1078 3STY Z54 STALL 15 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1079 3STY Z55 STALL 16 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1080 3STY Z56 STALL 17 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1081 3STY Z57 STALL 18 HAWKER CENTRE-IF

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Device Tested
REMARKS
(Address)

1082 3STY Z58 STALL 19 HAWKER CENTRE-IF

1083 3STY Z59 STALL 20 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1084 3STY Z60 STALL 22 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1085 3STY Z61 STALL 23 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1086 3STY Z62 STALL 24 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1087 3STY Z63 STALL 25 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1088 3STY Z64 STALL 26 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1089 3STY Z65 STALL 27 HAWKER CENTRE-IF
1090 3STY SL1 LIFT HOME-CM
1091 3STY SL1 ALT LIFT HOME-CM
1092 3STY HC METERING KIOSK FAN 1-CM
1093 3STY HC METERING KIOSK FAN 2-CM
1094 3STY HC METERING KIOSK FAN 3-CM
1095 3STY HC METERING KIOSK FAN 4-CM
1096 3STY HC METERING KIOSK FAN 5-CM
1098 2STY TO 3STY HAWKER CENTRE BELL-LSU
1099 2STY TO 3STY HAWKER CENTRE LIGHT-LSU

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2. Operation & Maintenance Manual – Fire Control Units

2.1. Introduction
2.2. Basic System Features
2.3. System Operation
2.4. Typical System Schematic
2.5. Panel Fascia
2.5.1. Fascia Layout
2.5.2. Common Alarm Indicators
2.5.3. Zonal Alarm Indicators
2.5.4. Alarm View Buttons
2.5.5. Navigation Buttons
2.5.6. Main Operating Controls
2.5.7. Status Indicators
2.6. Display Of Alarms
2.6.1. Overview
2.6.2. LCD Display
2.6.2.1. Zone Screen
2.6.2.2. Point Screen
2.7. Operator Response
2.7.1. Fire Alarms
2.7.2. Fault Alarms
2.7.3. Disablement
2.7.4. Other Alarms (info)
2.8. Operator Menu
2.8.1. Introduction
2.8.2. Menu Structure
2.8.3. Menu Functions
2.9. Operator Maintenance
2.9.1. Introduction
2.9.2. Routine Checks

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2. Operation & Maintenance Manual – Fire Control Units

2.1. Introduction

The ZP3 is a sophisticated intelligent fire detection system, designed for the protection of both small
and large buildings, as well as very large multi-building sites. It uses a modular design which allows
scalability from single panel systems, through to large multi-panel networked systems. A range of
hardware and software is available which allows purpose-made applications for all commercial and
industrial sites.

ZP3 is an analogue addressable system based upon the Ziton ZP operating system. It utilizes advanced
fire and smoke sensing techniques, with intelligent software which accurately recognizes real fires, and
provides early warning. Precision algorithms identify and, in most cases, eliminate false alarms. The
location of a fire is accurately identified.

The ZP3 system supports sensors, callpoints, and other devices, providing a high degree of flexibility. A
system comprises one or more ZP3 control panels, connected to fire and smoke sensors, and other
equipment to provide all the necessary functions.

Modular hardware includes remote indicator panels, mimic panels, local and remote inputs and outputs
for interfacing to third-party equipment, and interfaces to computer-based monitoring and building
management systems. Highly configurable software allows virtually any system requirement to be
simply programmed as required. The ZP3 system is suitable for both new buildings and existing
installations.

The complete system is actively monitored on a continuous basis, and provides complete reliability at all
times. Self-maintenance and diagnostics are built-in.

ZP3 fire alarm panels are available in 1, 2 and 4 loop versions, supporting up to 508 sensors per panel.
Built-in peer-to-peer networking capability allows up to 32 panels and over 16000 sensors to be
connected together, providing scalability from small to very large systems.

The complete ZP3 system is designed to comply with those parts of European Standard EN54 which
have been published. ZP3 panels comply with EN54 (parts 2 and 4), and sensors comply with EN54
(parts 5, 7, and 8). Other parts of the system comply with the appropriate parts of relevant National
Standards, such as BS5839.

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2.2. Basic System Features

The ZP3 system incorporates a wide range of features and capabilities. These are described in detail
later in this manual. The following is a list of the basic features available.

 The ZP3 incorporates the proven ZP system of automatic contamination adjustment for each sensor.
This recalibrates each sensor as it becomes contaminated, and provides a constant sensitivity even
when sensors are dirty.

 Each sensor is individually adjustable for sensitivity, including different sensitivities for day and night
operation.

 Selectable alarm verification allows the time integration of each sensor to be set. Analogue sensors
provide pre-alarm, alarm, service, and diagnostic alarms.

 The system supports both fire and non-fire monitoring functions.

 The ZP-loop provides for addressable loop-powered sounders, reducing wiring.

 Each panel supports up to 50 zones, optionally 128. Built-in zone LED’ s display up to 50 zones, and
extender panels provide LED display up to 128 zones.

 Each panel has the capability for 896 programmable inputs and outputs, which can be located with
the panel, or remotely via serial connection.

 Flash memory retains all programming and data, even if the panel is powered-down.

2.2.1. Operation

The panel incorporates a simple and effective operator interface with 160 character LCD display.
Together with zone LED’s and function LED’s, these indications give a clear and unambiguous
indication of all alarms and reports. All control functions are menu driven, and three access levels
are protected by codes. A “help” button provides quick access to operating instructions.

2.2.2. Sensors and devices

A full range of single and combination analogue addressable sensors, including wired and radio
sensors, is supported. Manual call-points meet UK preferences, and respond in 3 seconds. A range of
input and output interface units allows the connection of third-party equipment to the addressable
ZP-loop.

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2.2.3. Maintenance features

A range of maintenance features simplifies and improves system maintenance. These include status
reports, contamination and near-service reports, operational statistics, and a “zone walk-test” and
“sounder-test”. The systems have the ability to manually, or automatically by time, disable zones or
individual points for maintenance purposes.

2.2.4. Remote Diagnostics

Remote diagnostics is available as an optional, enabling some or all maintenance functions to be

carried out from a remote location.

2.2.5. Automatic Diagnostics

Automatic diagnostics continuously monitor the system for correct operation. Features include
automatic checking of wiring and points, corrupt data detection, disconnection of faulty or corrupt
zones, automatic testing of sensor operation, and verification of sensor/zone location. Sensors are
automatically subjected to a self-test at regular intervals, and vital elements of the system, such as
the software configuration data and running data are verified every hour.

2.2.6. Accessories and peripherals

In addition to the ZP-loop devices, a range of accessories and peripheral devices is available to
provide all the elements of a complete system. These include remote display panels, mimic panel
drivers, addressable relay output boards, addressable monitored sounder output boards,
addressable input boards, communication ports RS232 and RS485, remote I/O cabinets, and other
equipment.

2.2.7. Day/Night Capability

Day/Night control provides separate programmes for day and night modes. Different sensor
sensitivity, alarm selection, alarm evaluation delays, and fire brigade response can be configured.

2.2.8. Configuration

An input/output programming facility allows any “cause-and-effect” requirement to be configured.

Each panel can have up to 896 outputs software linked to 2000 inputs in any arrangement. All
functions are 100% field programmable. This programming can be done directly at the panel, or off-
line at a computer. Flash memory retains all programming and data, even if the panel is powered-
down.

2.2.9. Communication and Integration

Multiple communication capability allows the panel to connect to printers, colourgraphic

computers, building management systems, remote mimics and text displays, radio pagers, and other
systems. Simple integration into third-party systems is possible.

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2.2.10. Peer-to-Peer Networking

The ZP3 peer-to-peer network enables up to 256 standalone systems to be integrated to provide
system-wide alarm reporting, coordinated evacuation, cause-and-effect functionality, and control,
for large systems and multi-building sites.

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2.3. System Operation

The ZP3 is a complete intelligent fire detection system designed to protect life and property. It will
detect the presence of a fire or smoke, raise local and remote alarms, indicate accurately the location of
the fire, call the fire brigade, and activate building systems to prevent the spread of smoke, gases, and
fire. It can also activate automatic fire extinguishing systems.

The ZP3 system consists of a central panel which is connected to various devices located throughout the
protected building. These devices include fire and smoke sensors, manual callpoints, alarm sounders,
local and remote indicating panels, graphics display computers, led mimic panels, and other devices.
Also connected are interface connections to other building systems, and connections to a fire brigade,
or other remote manned centre.

Sensing devices are grouped into zones, and programmed with text-labels to indicate their location.

The control panel continually checks every fire and smoke sensor, callpoint, and other devices, attached
to the ZP-loop, every 2 seconds. The precision data collected is analysed to indicate the amount of
smoke, heat and combustion products in the proximity of devices. This information is constantly
updated because of the active scanning process by the ZP3 panel. This provides an accurate picture of
the area being monitored by the sensors, enabling intelligent decisions to be made on the presence or
not of fire, smoke, or invisible products-of-combustion.

After making a decision that a fire exists, the ZP3 system initiates an alarm at the control panel, displays
the exact location by means of illuminated LED's and LCD text-display, and illuminates the led on the
initiating sensors or callpoints. It also issues pre-programmed commands to operate area sounders, call
the fire brigade, activate building controls such as air-conditioning shut-down, and other actions. In
addition it commands remote devices to display the location and status of alarms, and to carry out
programmed control functions. Very high power processing capability allows any configuration to be
programmed. In large multi-panel systems, panels communicate with each other, display alarms from
other areas, and carry out commands issued by other panels.

The complete system is actively monitored on a continuous basis. Self-maintenance and diagnostics are
built-in, and all sensors and devices, as well as field wiring, are continuously checked for correct
operation. Any faults found are automatically reported.

Although each system is unique, the basic principles of operation apply, and this manual describes the
ZP3 operating principles. In order to fully understand your particular system, obtain a copy of the
system specification and become familiar with how the system is designed to react in the event of a fire
alarm.

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2.4. System Schematic

The following is a simple schematic of a ZP3 fire detection system. This schematic shows a single ZP3
panel, together with some of the sensors, callpoints, sounders, and remote display panels which
constitute the make-up of a typical system.

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2.5. Panel Fascia

2.5.1. Fascia Layout

The operation of the complete system is done by means of the controls and indicators on the panel
fascia. In some systems, the operator will control the system not from the panel fascia, but from a
Remote Display Unit. This is identical to the control panel, but is usually located in some other area,
such as a control room. It is effectively a "repeater" which operates in the same manner as the fire
panel. The following illustration shows the layout of the ZP3 fascia.

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2.5.1.1. Common Alarm Indicators

The panel has 4 common alarm indicators, to indicate the presence of an alarm in 4 categories.
The most important of these is the "Fire Alarm" indicator, the others being to draw attention to
alarms of lesser importance. These four indicators are illustrated and described below.

2.5.1.2. Common Fire Indicator

This indicator illuminates when any fire alarm is received by, or is currently present, in the
system. The indicator flashes for a new alarm, and becomes steady after an alarm has been
"accepted". New alarms must be responded to immediately. Other indicators identify the
location of the alarm, and these will be described later. This indicator is normally off.

2.5.1.3. Common Fault Indicator

This indicator illuminates when any fault alarm is received by, or is currently present, in the
system. Other indicators identify the location and type of fault. Some fault alarms might be
important, for example, indicating that a system could be largely out-of-order, others could be of
little significance. How to identify these will be described later. This indicator is normally off.

2.5.1.4. Common Disabled Indicator

This indicator illuminates when any part of the system (for example, a zone, a fire sensor, a
sounder, or a connection to the fire brigade) is deliberately disabled. This might be done for a
number of reasons, for example, to allow part of a building to be renovated, for maintenance, or
to allow people to smoke in a meeting room. Other indicators identify the location of the
disabled devices, these will be described later. This indicator is normally off.

2.5.1.5. Common Info Indicator

This indicator illuminates to identify the presence of any alarm that does not fall into one of the
above groups. This could for example be an alarm that a fire door is unlocked, or that air-
conditioning is shut-down, etc. Other indicators identify the nature of the alarm, and are
described later. This indicator is normally off

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2.5.1.6. Zonal Alarm Indicators

In addition to the Common Alarm Indicators, alarms are indicated by means of zonal fire
indicators, and by means of text messages on the LCD text display. The text display also shows
other information.

2.5.1.7. Zonal Fire Indicators

Zonal fire indicators are red, and are located on the left of the fascia. When an alarm is received
from a sensor, the ZONE indicator illuminates to identify which zone has initiated the alarm. This
immediately identifies where the fire is. The zone indicator flashes for a new alarm, and
becomes steady after an alarm has been "accepted". It is possible to view at a glance, the
number of zones which are in an alarm condition, and to identify which are new alarms, and
which have been previously "accepted". Zone indicators are normally off.

2.5.1.8. LCD Text Display

The LCD text display automatically indicates an alarm with a text message which identifies
exactly by description the zone in which the alarm occurred, enabling the operator to accurately
direct efforts to the correct location. The LCD text display shows two alarms simultaneously.
When more than two alarms are present at the same time, they can be scrolled using the
up/down scroll keys. An indicator illuminates to indicate that more alarms exist than are visible
on the screen. The LCD display can be used for other functions, which are described later.

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2.5.1.9. Alarm View Buttons

Located below the LCD text display, are four "Alarm View" buttons, directly below the four
"Common Alarm" indicators "Fire", "Fault", "Disabled", and "Info". When an alarm is received,
then the relevant Common Indicator illuminates and the zonal details will be immediately
displayed on the LCD text screen. Where more than one type of alarm is present simultaneously,
then the highest priority alarm displays automatically. The priority order is Fire, Fault, Disabled,
Info. To view other categories of alarm, press the relevant button as described below. After
viewing lower-priority alarms using the View Alarm buttons, the system will time-out and
automatically return to the current highest priority alarm.

“View Fire Alarms" Button

Because this is the highest priority, a fire alarm will be automatically displayed, by zone, on
the LCD text screen. The top line will indicate "Fire Alarm", and on the bottom line a
"pointer" will be illuminated directly above the common "Fire" indicator. If you have been
viewing other types of alarm (see below), and wish to return to the fire alarm screen, press
the "Fire" button.
"View Fault Alarms" Button
To view any fault alarms in the system (the "Common Fault" indicator will be illuminated),
press the "Fault" button. The top line will indicate "Fault Alarm", and on the bottom line a
"pointer" will be illuminated above the common "Fault" indicator. The alarm will be
displayed by zone.
"View Disabled" Button
To view disabled zones (the "Common Disabled" indicator will be illuminated), press the
"Disabled" button. The top line will indicate "Disabled", and on the bottom line a "pointer"
will be illuminated above the Common "Disabled" indicator. The details will be displayed.
"View Info" Button
To view any other alarms in the system, indicated by the "Common Info" indicator
illuminated, press the "Info" button. The top line will indicate "Fault Alarm", and on the

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bottom line a "pointer" will be illuminated above the common "Fault" indicator. The alarm
will display by zone or by category.

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2.5.2. Navigation Buttons

The following are control buttons used to navigate through the system during an alarm of any type.

More Alarms Buttons

The "More Alarms" buttons are used to manually scroll through a list of alarms on the LCD
screen.
When more alarms are received (by zone) than can be displayed on the LCD screen, then the
"more alarms" indicator illuminates to indicate that extra alarms are waiting to be viewed.
Pressing the up-button scrolls upwards through the list, and pressing the down button scrolls
downwards through the list.

View Points Button

The "View Points" button is used to access the "Device" screen, which shows the alarms by
device, together with the address, location, device type, and nature of alarm.

Help Button
Pressing the "Help" button displays on-screen operating instructions for the ZP3 panel. These
instructions can be scrolled through using the up/down "more" keys.

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2.5.3. Main Operating Controls

Five controls are used to operate the system, as shown below. The operation of each control is
described.

Accept Button
After receipt of an alarm, pressing the "Accept" button causes the illuminated indicators to go
steady, and silences the panel buzzer. When a fire alarm is accepted the buzzer gives a "chirp" every
30 seconds; when other alarms are accepted, the buzzer remains silent.

Reset Button
Pressing the "Reset" button clears all alarms from the system, and restores the panel to a normal
non-alarm condition. All alarms displayed are removed, and all illuminated indicators are switched
off. Sounders are switched off, and the remote manned centre alarm is restored to a "no-alarm"
condition. If any sensors, callpoints, or other devices are still sensing a fire or smoke, or a fault, then
the panel go back into an alarm condition.

Silence Alarms Button

When an alarm occurs, certain sounders throughout the building will activate. Which sounders and
how many depends upon the configuration of your system. Pressing the "Silence Alarms" button
silences (switches-off) these sounders. When this is done, the "Sounders Silenced" indicator above
the button will illuminate.

Sound Alarms Button

Pressing the "Sound Alarms" button will activate all the sounders in the building. It can be used as a
general alert, or to restore sounders that have been inadvertently silenced.

Restore Disabled Alarms Button

Certain alarm sounders, and the remote manned centre alarm, can be disabled by maintenance
staff, for routine maintenance. If a fire alarm were to occur while these devices were disabled, the
sounders and fire brigade connection would not operate. Pressing the "Restore Disabled Alarms"
button restores disabled sounders and RMC alarms. It also cancels any programmed delays, over-
riding them and creating an immediate alarm. The button does not create an alarm, it merely
restores alarm devices to enable them to operate correctly during an alarm.

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2.5.4. Status Indicators

A status indicating section of the fascia gives a comprehensive overview of the current status of the
complete fire detection system, as described below.

On this indicator the system is categorized, on the left side, into different elements, as follows:
System The panel and the complete system, including the CPU.
Zone A grouping of sensors, or other line devices.
Point A single line device, such as a sensor, callpoint, or sounder, etc.
Sounders Alarm devices, including electronic sirens, bells, etc.
Remote Alarm Alarm to a Remote Manned Centre (RMC), such as a Fire Brigade.
Extinguishing System An automatic fire extinguishing system.

The status indicators have been categorized by column as shown in the illustration above, and the
following conditions are indicated.

Power On Indicates that the ZP3 panel has power, either from the mains or from the standby
battery.
Active Indicates that a sounder, remote alarm or extinguishing system has been activated.
Fault Indicates that a fault condition has been detected on a device or output. A “System-
Fault” indicates that a major fault exists in the panel.
Disabled Indicates that a device or output has been deliberately disabled.
Delayed Indicates that the activation of a sounder, remote alarm, or extinguishing system has
occurred, but that the actual operation of the output is in a delayed state.
Pre-Alarm Indicates that a zone or sensor is in a pre-alarm condition.
Test Indicates that the panel is in a test mode, which can be initiated either manually or
automatically.

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2.6. Display of Alarms

2.6.1. Overview
Alarms are displayed on the panel fascia, and the fascia of remote display panels, audibly by means
of a built-in panel buzzer, and visually by means of illuminated LED indicators and descriptive text on
the LCD display. The following is a summary of how each type of alarm is displayed.

Fire Alarms
These are shown by means of the common FIRE led's, the zone LED's, and the LCD text display. The
operation of functions arising from the fire alarm, such as sounders, control outputs, remote
manned centre alarms, etc, are shown by means of status indicators.

Fault Alarms
These are shown by means of the common FAULT led's and the LCD text display. The operation of
functions arising from the fault alarm, such as control outputs, remote manned centre alarms, etc,
are shown by means of illuminated status indicators.

Disabled Alarms
When zones, sensors, or sounders are manually disabled, or automatically disabled by time, these
events are shown by means of the common DISABLED led's, and the LCD text display. The LCD
display can be cleared with the reset button, but as long as the devices remain disabled, the
common disabled indicator will be illuminated. Details of which types of devices are disabled are
indicated by illuminated status indicators.

Other Alarms
Alarms which do not fall into any of the above three categories (for example, "pre-alarms") are
shown by means of the common INFO led's and the LCD text display. Where applicable, details of
the alarms are shown by means of illuminated status indicators.

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2.6.2. LCD Display

ZP3 panels utilize a carefully structured reporting system for alarms, faults, and other events.
Information is displayed on a 160 character LCD screen. The display has two alarm screens, the
"Zone Screen" which shows alarms by zone, and the "Point Screen" which shows alarms by device.
The Zone Screen displays automatically, and the Point Screen is accessed manually. All events are
prioritized and the system provides simple operation.

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2.6.2.1. LCD Display: Zone Screen

The following explains how to read the LCD display when it is indicating an alarm. The "Zone
Screen" shown below indicates automatically when an alarm is received.

Top row: Alarm information

On the left, the text indicates that an alarm exists, and gives the type of alarm, for example "Fire
Alarm", "Fault", "Disabled", or "Info".
The word (zone) indicates that you are viewing the "Zone Screen".
On the right, the total number of current alarms (events) is shown.

Second row: Details of first alarm

On the left, the event number is shown.
The remainder of the line gives the description of the zone.
At the end of the line, the time of occurrence is shown. (Optional)
(This row always displays the first alarm received, and will therefore always indicate "event 1".)

Third row: Details of other alarms

On the left, the event number is shown.
The remainder of the line gives the description of the zone.
At the end of the line, the time of occurrence is shown. (Optional)
(This row always displays the last alarm received. When manually scrolling alarms, this takes
place on row 3, and the event numbers will change as you scroll. After scrolling, row three will
revert to the last alarm received).

Bottom row: Confirms type of alarm shown

This indicator point to one of the four "common" alarm indicators, showing which type of alarm
is currently being displayed.

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2.6.2.2. LCD Display: Point Screen

The following explains how to read the LCD display when it is switched to the "Point Screen".
This screen is manually accessed by pressing the "View Points" button in order to see the device
which caused an alarm.

Top row: Alarm and device information

On the left, the text gives the type of alarm, for example "Fire", "Fault", "Disabled", or "Info".
The word (point) indicates that you are viewing the "Point Screen".
The address of the device (or point) is given, e.g. 1127.
The type of device, eg.; "Smoke Sensor", "Callpoint", etc.

Second row: Device location

The exact location of the device is given on this line.

Third row: Zone details

On the left, the zone number for this device is shown.
Next, a description/location of the zone is given.
At the end of the line, the time of the alarm is shown. (Optional)

Bottom row: Confirms type of alarm shown

The indicator point to one of the four "common" alarm indicators, showing which type of
alarm is currently being displayed.

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2.7. Operator Response

2.7.1. Fire Alarms

A fire alarm will display on the panel as described below. The actions carried out upon receipt of a
fire alarm will depend upon the fire alarm procedures at the organization where the alarm occurred.
The following are generic guidelines only.

Annunciation and Alarm

Common "Fire" LED's: Illuminated.

Zone LED: Illuminated, indicating which zone is in alarm.
Text display: Zone screen showing details of zone in alarm.
Panel Buzzer: Sounding continuously.
Building Sounders: Those configured to operate will be sounding.
Auxiliary Functions: Those functions configured to operate will be active,
such as calling the remote manned centre, shutting air-
conditioning, etc.
Status Indicators: Will be illuminated if these functions were configured to
operate. The LED's will indicate which functions have
been activated, such as remote manned centre,
sounders, etc.
Delayed Functions: Certain functions might be configured as a delayed
operation. These could be sounders, remote centre
alarms, or control functions. If a function has been
triggered to operate after a delay, then the "delayed"
LED on the status indicator will illuminate.

Operator Action
Accept the alarm by pressing the "Accept" button. This will silence the panel buzzer, and cause the
flashing alarm indicators to go steady. The panel buzzer will "chirp" intermittently every 30 seconds
to remind you of the alarm. Do not press "reset" or the "silence alarms".

Identify the zone from which the alarm originated. Check the area (zone) to ascertain the extent of
the problem. For example, telephone the zone fire marshal, or send someone to the area.

During this time the sounders in the area will be sounding. Only when you are sure that the situation
is under control, or that the people from the area have been evacuated, press the "silence alarms"
button to silence the building sounders. If the sounders were switched-off inadvertently, press the
"sound alarms" button to switch the sounders on.

After the alarm, restore the device which initiated it (for example, remove smoke, or replace the
glass in a callpoint), and then press the "reset" button. The system will restore to normal.

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2.7.2. Fault Alarms

A fault alarm will display on the panel as described below. The actions carried out upon receipt of a
fault alarm will depend upon the procedures at the organization where the system is installed. The
following are generic guidelines only.

Annunciation and Alarm

Common "Fault" LED's: Illuminated.

Text display: Zone screen showing details of zone or category with
the fault, and give a general description of the fault.
Panel Buzzer: Sounding intermittently.
Building Sounders: Not sounding, fault alarms are treated as a general
alarm.
Auxiliary Functions: Those functions configured to operate will be active,
such as advising the remote manned centre, calling
maintenance staff, etc.
Status Indicators: Will be illuminated to indicate the area of fault. In
addition, the LED's will indicate which functions have
been activated, such as advising the remote manned
centre, etc.
Delayed Functions: Certain function programmed to operate as a result of
the fault alarm might be configured as a delayed
operation. These could be remote centre alarms, or
control functions. If a function has been triggered to
operate after a delay, then the "delayed" LED on the
status indicator will illuminate.
Types of Fault
The panel continuously monitors both itself and all external wiring and devices for out-of-normal
conditions. Faults fall into three categories:

Serious faults: A system fault which takes the complete system out of
operation, such as a processor failure, requires
immediate action.
Part-system faults: A fault which takes a small part of the system out of
action, for example a damaged cable, or a mains failure
where the batteries will operate the system for the rest
of the day, needs to be repaired within the same day.
Service reports: A condition which reports as needing attention, for
example a dirty sensor, does not affect the immediate
operation of the system, and can be attended to at the
next routine service.

Operator Action
Accept the alarm by pressing the "Accept" button. This will silence the panel buzzer, and cause the
flashing alarm indicators to go steady. Do not press the "reset" button.

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Call maintenance personnel to rectify the fault. Record the action taken in the logbook.
After the fault has been rectified, press the "reset" button. The system will restore to normal.

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2.7.3. Disablement
Zones, sensors, callpoints, sounders, control outputs, and remote manned centre alarms can be
manually disabled for maintenance or other purposes. When disabled, the condition reports, as
described below. Disablement is normally carried out by maintenance personnel, and can only be
done with a level 2 access. In certain cases, where a specific part of a system is regularly disabled at
certain times (for example, a meeting room which allows smoking), the system is sometimes setup
to allow the operator to carry out the disablement, usually with a keyswitch.

Annunciation and Alarm

Common "Disabled" LED's: Illuminated.

Text display: At time of disablement, the zone screen shows details of the
disabled zone (or part zone).
Panel Buzzer: Off.
Building Sounders: Not sounding.
Auxiliary Functions: Usually off.
Status Indicators: Will be illuminated to indicate which categories are disabled,
i.e. zones, devices, sounders, control outputs, remote manned
center alarm.

Types of Disablement
Disablement of the system fall into two main categories:
Devices: These are input devices such as zones, sensors, manual
callpoints, etc. Provided the number of devices is sufficiently
small, and the relevant staff is aware of the situation and
keeping it under control, this situation is usually considered
acceptable.
Sounders and RMC: Disabling of sounders or the remote manned centre alarms is
considered very serious, and some authorities do not approve
of this practice. If sounders are disabled for any reason, they
must be re-enabled as soon as possible.

Operator Action
To view disabled zones press the "Disabled" button. The screen will show disabled or partly-disabled
zones; scroll with the up/down "more" buttons to view all. Status LED indicators will indicate the
category of devices which are disabled.
If a fire alarm occurs whilst sounders are disabled, press the "Restore Disabled Alarms" button. This
will restore any disabled sounders, as well as the remote manned centre alarm.

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2.7.4. Other Alarms

Alarms which are not categorized as fires, faults, or disablements are shown as INFO alarms, and will
display on the panel as described below. The actions carried out upon receipt of one of these alarms
will depend upon the nature of the alarm and upon the procedures at the organization where the
system is installed. The following are generic guidelines only.

Annunciation and Alarm

Common "Info" LED's: Illuminated.
Text display: Zone screen showing details of zone or category with the alarm,
and give a general description of the event.
Panel Buzzer: Sounding intermittently.
Building Sounders: Usually not sounding, depending upon your system
configuration.
Auxiliary Functions: Those functions configured to operate will be active, such as
advising the remote manned centre, calling maintenance staff,
etc.
Status Indicators: Will be illuminated to indicate the category of alarm. In
addition, the LED's will indicate which functions have been
activated, such as advising the remote manned centre, etc.
Delayed Functions: Certain functions programmed to operate as a result of the
alarm might be configured as a delayed operation. These could
be remote centre alarms, or control functions. If a function has
been triggered to operate after a delay, then the "delayed" LED
on the status indicator will illuminate.

Types of Alarm
The following are the types of alarm which will be reported in the "Info" category.

Pre-alarms Pre-alarms & alert-alarms from smoke sensors & high-

sensitivity detectors.
Security alarms Alarms from security interface devices.
Non-fire alarms Alarms from interface devices used for monitoring non-fire
functions.
Service Services, maintenance, and pre-service indications.
System events General information, such as “RDU online”.

Operator Action
Accept the alarm by pressing the "Accept" button. This will silence the panel buzzer, and cause the
flashing alarm indicators to go steady. Do not press the "reset" button. The type of alarm will
determine the action to be taken. For example, a "Pre-Alarm" could indicate a small quantity of
smoke, and might require prompt attention. Record the action taken in the logbook. After the alarm
has been attended to, and the source of the alarm removed, press the "reset" button. The system
will restore to normal.

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2.8. Operator Menu

2.8.1. Introduction

The panel has built in software functions for carrying routine operator functions and system checks.
These functions are accessed via the operator menu, using the panel keypad. This section describes
these functions, and how to use them.

When using a menu, the LCD screen displays the menu items in place of any alarms or events that
would normally indicate on the screen.

The operator menu is used for a number of functions. These are setting the time and date, to
identify which version of software is installed in the panel, and to test the fascia illuminated LED
indicators, and to test the keypad. It allows reports of the status of the system, or individual devices,
to be viewed or printed. It also allows previous alarms to be viewed or printed.

Access to the menus is via the panel keypad. Details of the keypad are described below.

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Menu access, and operation of the menu system, is described below.

Operator Menu
The main menu is the entry point to all of the user operator accessible software functions. The main menu is invoked
by pressing the MENU key. The display will then show the following:

Press key 1 to enter the Operator Menu. The following screen will appear.

The menu name is displayed on the top line, and the menu items are shown with numbers alongside. Menu items are
selected by pressing the numeric key that matches the item number. Selecting a menu item may cause another menu
to be called up or may carry out a particular function. The operator may be prompted to enter, via the keypad, required
information.

Any menu can be cancelled and the previous menu presented by pressing the ESC key. The ESC key is used to
cancel or abort the current activity and return to that preceding it.

The menu system can be exited completely by pressing the HOME key, which returns the panel to its normal operation
display. In order to prevent a system from being inadvertently left in a menu, a time-out is built into the menu system.
The time is from the last time a key was pressed. In menu selection, the time-out is approximately 45 seconds, and if a
software function has been started and not completed, then it is 12 minutes.

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2.8.2. Menu Structure

The operator menu structure is shown below, displayed as a menu tree. Items that are grouped together are
options that appear together on a menu, and items that are open-ended implement a software function.

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2.8.3. Menu Functions

The menu functions available in the operator menu are described below, together with the menu-
path to access each menu, and an explanation of the purpose of each item.

Time and Date

Menu Path: Operator \ Time and date

This menu provides for the date and time displayed by the panel to be set. Use the numeric keys to
enter the date and time.

Date The current date in the system is shown. Enter the new date in
DDMMYYYY format, and press ENTER.
Time The current time in the system is shown. Enter the new time in 24-
hour HHMM format and press ENTER.

Reports to Display

Menu Path: Operator\Reports to Display

This menu provides a selection of reports to be viewed on the display. Report messages may be
manually or automatically scrolled.

Point status This option allows the status of any device attached to the panel Z-
loops to be viewed on the LCD screen. The report will show the type,
sensitivity, zone and condition of the point.
Software version This option displays on the LCD screen the software number and
version used by the panel.
Archives This allows the operator to view on the LCD screen previous alarms
and events which are stored as "archives" in the panel. The panel
automatically stores the last 1000 events, together with the date and
time of each. The menu allows the events to be selected by date, and
viewed accordingly. Use the up/down scroll buttons to display the
next/previous archived message.
System status This option displays status information of outputs and points. Options
are available to limit the report to disabled points, or Gas Control units.

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2.8.3. Menu Functions

The menu functions are continued below.

Reports to printer

Menu Path: Operator \ Reports to printer

This menu provides a selection of reports to be printed.

Archives This allows a printout of previous alarms and events which are stored
as “archives" in the panel. The panel automatically stores the last 1000
panel events, together with the date and time of each event. The
menu allows the events to be selected by date.
Point status This option allows the status of any device attached to the panel Z-
loops to be printed. The report will show the type, sensitivity, zone and
condition of the point. The printer can also be stopped from here.
Stop printer Use of this menu option will terminate the current print operation.

Lamptest

Menu Path: Operator \ Lamptest

This function illuminates all panel fascia LED’ s for a short period, including the display, allowing the
operator to verify that they are functional.

Keypad test

Menu Path: Operator\Keypad test

This menu initiates a Keypad test. Once selected, the panel will report to the display any key
pressed. The operator can use this function to check that the keypad is functional. Press any key
twice to exit.

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2.9. Operator Maintenance

2.9.1. Introduction
The owner of a fire detection system is responsible for ensuring that it is correctly maintained so
that it is in a proper working condition at all times. This will involve arranging for the system to be
checked, tested and serviced as described in this manual.
The maintenance procedures described are Ziton recommendations. There may be additional
requirements or regulations imposed by local authorities. When there is a conflict, then the local
authority regulation should be followed.

Regular procedures
The recommended maintenance procedures can be divided into the following categories:

 Daily checks
 Weekly checks
 Quarterly services
 Annual services

The daily and weekly checks require no technical knowledge and can often be carried out by the
panel operator, or in-house maintenance staff. It is important for the person carrying out the testing
to be aware of which building functions or remote alarms will be activated by the system when an
alarm occurs.

The quarterly and annual services should be carried out by an authorized Ziton servicing company,
usually under maintenance contract. These services are not the responsibility of the operator or in-
house maintenance technician, and are not covered in this section of the manual.

Repair of Faults
The system operator and in-house maintenance personnel should have the telephone number of the
outside company contracted for maintenance, so that they can call them if a major fault develops
which is beyond the capability of the in-house people.

Record Keeping
The operator should maintain a log book at the control panel, into which a record of all alarms,
events, checks, tests, and repairs are entered.

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2.9.2. Operator Maintenance

Routine Checks
The following are the details of the daily and weekly checks that must be carried out to ensure that
the system is operational at all times.

Important
Occupants of the building and anyone receiving remote alarm signals, such as the fire department,
should be informed prior to the test. They must also be informed when the test is complete. No
alarms should be activated before notification has taken place. Any external systems that are
connected to the fire system, such as fire extinguishing systems, air-conditioning systems, or lifts,
should be temporarily disabled while testing is in progress. It is essential that all disconnected or
disabled systems be reconnected at the end of testing.

Daily checks
Check that only the Green Power-on indicator is illuminated. All other LED's should be off and the
panel should be silent. The display should show the time and date only.
If the panel is indicating a fault alarm, contact the maintenance staff and arrange for the fault to be
rectified.
Maintain the logbook up-to-date. Check that all faults recorded in the log book the previous day
have been attended to.
Check that the correct time and date are displayed. If not, then correct the time/date.

Weekly Checks
Check that all LED’ s are operational by carrying out a lamp-test.
Operate at least one device (fire sensor or callpoint) in a zone. The zones should be rotated to
ensure that they will all be tested over time.
Check that the required sounders operate.
If the system is connected to a remote manned centre, check the alarm was received.
If the fire system controls the operation of auxiliary equipment, check that this did occur.
Accept the alarm, and press the “Silence Alarms” button. Check that the sounders silence.
Reset the system.
If the panel has a printer, check that it recorded the events correctly. Check that it has sufficient
paper, and that the print ribbon is not dry. Verify that the paper feeds correctly.
Make sure that the panel exterior is clean by lightly polishing with a dry cloth.

Important: If any defects are discovered during the routine testing, they should be recorded in the
log book and action taken to have them corrected.

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1. GENERAL

The KIDDE WHDR Wet Chemical Extinguishing System is designed and has been tested to
provide fire protection for commercial cooking operations covering the hood, ducts, plenum and
appliances. KIDDE WHDR Systems are a pre-engineered type as defined in NFPA 17A –
Standard for Wet Chemical Extinguishing Systems.

The KIDDE WHDR Series is a listed pre-engineered fire extinguishing system. The WHDR
system is listed with Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. – USA per UL 300 fire test specification;
Underwriters Laboratories of Canada, Inc. per ULC/ORD 1254.6 – 1995 and Loss Prevention
Certification Board – UK per LPS 1223 rev. B.

The KIDDE WHDR Series Pre-Engineered System consists of mechanical and electrical
components. The system is composed of an agent cylinder/discharge valve charged with APC
Agent and a KRS-50 Control Box. The KIDDE WHDR system uses a liquid chemical called
Potassium Acetate Carbonate (APC) as its agent. APC, a solution of potassium carbonate in
water, suppresses fires through a process involving the followings:
• Saponification of surface grease (turning it into combustion-resistant soup),
• Cooling effects of water vaporization,
• Inerting effects of resultant steam formation, and
• Interruption of the chemical chain reaction of combustion.
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2. SYSTEM LAYOUT
4) Fusible
2) ‘KIDDE WHDR’ Link
Wet Chemical 3) KRS-50
Cylinder Control
Box

1) Manual
Pull Station
5) Discharge
Nozzles

TYPICAL SYSTEM LAYOUT

SYSTEM BRIEF

1) Manual Pull Station : The device that allows the system to be manually
discharged either at the hazard or from a remote location.

2) “KIDDE” Wet : Pressurized vessel with valve assembly by containing

Chemical Cylinder APC wet chemical restaurant fire suppression
agent and expellant gas (nitrogen)

3) KRS-50 Control : An assemble that connects and controls the actuation

Box cartridge, the fusible link, the manual pull station(s), the
microswitch(es) and the agent cylinder/discharge valve(s).

4) Fusible Link : A fixed temperature heat detection device used to restraint

the operation of the mechanical release module until the
detectors designed temperature is reached. At its
designated temperature, the fusible link will separate,
releasing tension in the cable, causing the system to
discharge

5) Discharge : The device used to deliver a specific quantity, flow and Nozzles
discharge pattern of fire suppression agent to a specific
appliance, duct size or plenum size
O&M - KIDDE WHDR Wet Chemical Extinguishing System Pg 3 of 4

3. OPERATION
The KIDDE WHDR Wet Chemical Extinguishing System operates either automatically if
actuated by a detector or manually if actuated by a manual pull station.

The KIDDE WHDR Wet Chemical Extinguishing System suppresses fire in commercial cooking
equipment by spraying APC liquid agent in a predetermined manner onto the cooking
appliances and into exhaust ducts, filters and plenum areas. The primary means of fire
suppression is either by saponification of surface grease or by cooling the surface of oils and
hot metal surfaces with fine droplets of agent, reducing the temperature of the oil and appliance
below the auto-ignition point.

IN CASE OF FIRE
Assessing the fire situation, if the breakout of the fire size is small and be able to be
suppressed, extinguish the fire by means of a portable fire extinguisher.

Else, by automatic means, the fusible link shall separate; release the tension in the cable upon
reaching its designed temperature to cause the KIDDE WHDR series Automatic Wet Chemical
Extinguishing System to discharge.

For a manual discharge, proceed to activate the remote manual pull station by
1) Break off the safety tag,
2) Pull away the smaller ring pin
3) Pull out the bigger ring lever to manually discharge the APC liquid agent.

DO NOT GO CLOSE to the cooking area upon discharge of the APC liquid agent. Exit the
kitchen upon activation of the KIDDE WHDR Wet Chemical Extinguishing System.
O&M - KIDDE WHDR Wet Chemical Extinguishing System Pg 4 of 4

4. MAINTENANCE

4.1 Introduction
To ensure continuous reliability of the KIDDE WHDR Series Automatic Wet Chemical
Extinguishing System, regular testing and servicing shall be carried out. Only trained and
competent personal are allowed to performance the routine testing and maintenance.

4.2 Maintenance Responsibilities

The owner shall appoint a competent person to supervise and coordinate all matters in relation
to the KIDDE WHDR Series Automatic Wet Chemical Extinguishing System. This include
arranging for the system to be checked, tested and serviced in accordance with NFPA 17A –
Standard for Wet Chemical Extinguishing Systems

4.3 Frequency of Maintenance

It is recommended under clause 7.3.2 of the NFPA 17A that the maintenance shall be
conducted at least semiannually in accordance with the manufacturer’s listed installation &
maintenance manual.

4.4 Maintenance Check-List

1) A complete functional test of the system shall be performed at every maintenance
interval.

2) Conduct a visual check on the entire distribution network piping, nozzles and seals to
verify that they have not been altered or damaged.

3) It is recommended that all fusible links to be replaced every 6 months. Links that do not
need replacing must be thoroughly cleaned before being put back into service. Any
fusible link found to be damaged, painted or having excessive grease must be replaced
regardless of age.

4) The agent cylinder assembly must be checked for proper pressure (within the green pie
OPERABLE RANGE on pressure gauges)

5) Note date of service on Inspection/Maintenance tag and attach to system.

 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 15.09.18
Beca
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 13.08.18
Beca

To forward to BECA IFA

08/08/2018

13/08/2018
7/8/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 13.08.18
Beca

To forard to BECA IFA

08/08/2018

13/08/2018
7/8/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 13.08.18
Beca

To forward to BECA IFA

08/08/2018

13/08/2018
7/8/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Not suitable for Construction. Incorporate Changes

Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - Project Glory
By: DNB Date: 04.07.2018
Beca

04/07/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Not suitable for Construction. Incorporate Changes

Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - Project Glory
By: DNB Date: 29.06.2018
Beca

04/07/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Not suitable for Construction. Incorporate Changes

Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - Project Glory
By: DNB Date: 29.06.2018
Beca

04/07/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 13.08.18
Beca

To forward to BECA IFA

08/08/2018

13/08/2018
7/8/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Not suitable for Construction. Incorporate Changes

Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - Project Glory
By: DNB Date: 29.06.2018
Beca

04/07/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 13.08.18
Beca

To forward to BECA IFA

08/08/2018

13/08/2018
7/8/2018
 23/10/2018
(SQM)

To forward to BECA/RSP IFA

16/11/2018

Digitally signed
by Jackie
DN: cn=Jackie,
o=RSP,
ou=Architect,
email=jackie_me
[email protected],
c=US
Date: 2018.12.03
12:25:03 +08'00'

06/12/2018
 9/11/2018
Please seek consensus from Architect on
aesthectic related
Subject to actual
sample approval.
Actual locations for
use to be
discussed. Should
be at BOH.
Subject to actual
sample approval.
Actual locations for
use to be
discussed. Should
be at BOH.
Note that the breeching inlet is
inside a compartment. Please
check how to interface with the
GFRC panel.
Note that the breeching inlet is
inside a compartment. Please
check how to interface with the
GFRC panel.
Provide proper
mountiing.
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 30.11.18
Beca

23/10/2018
(SQM)

To forward to BECA/RSP IFA

16/11/2018
 9/11/2018
Please seek consensus from Architect on
aesthectic related
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 25.08.18
Beca

To forward to BECA IFA

13/08/2018

29/08/2018
13/8/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Not suitable for Construction. Incorporate Changes

Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - Project Glory
By: DNB Date: 04.07.2018
Beca

04/07/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Not suitable for Construction. Incorporate Changes

Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - Project Glory
By: DNB Date: 29.06.2018
Beca

04/07/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 21.09.18
Beca

To forward to BECA IFA

08/09/2018

22/09/2018
6/9/2018
 12/11/2019

IFA TO BECA

10/12/2019
BECA

19122019
: FIRE PROTECTION, PLUMBING, SANITARY & GAS
SERVICES
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 15.11.18
Beca

BECA COMMENT:

*PROVIDE PRESSURE RELIEF TO ENSURE SYSTEM

PRESSURE DOES NOT EXCEED 10 BAR AS PER
CP52

*ENSURE SPRINKLER PUMP NAMING TALLIES WITH

DRAWINGS AS SELECTION FOR L50 SPK PUMPS
ARE CALLED SP-11 & SP-12 WHEREAS THE
SCHEMATIC SHOWS SP-13 & SP-14

20/10/2018
(SQM)

To forward to BECA IFA

31/10/2018

17/11/2018
 30/10/2018

For grade A building, it is recommended that the fire pumps to be FM/UL

listed on top of PSB listed

To submit renewal certificate for record

 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 15.11.18
Beca

BECA COMMENT:
ENSURE SPRINKLER PUMP NAMING
TALLIES WITH DRAWINGS AS SELECTION
FOR L50 JOCKEY PUMP IS CALLED SJP-6
WHEREAS THE SCHEMATIC SHOWS
SJP-7

To forward to BECA IFA

01/11/2018

17/11/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 23.07.18
Beca

To forward to BECA IFA

16/07/2018

24/07/2018
16 July 2018
 To forward to RSP/BECA IFA
08/09/2018

01/10/2018
 6/9/2018

1)Please submit PSB test certificate for record

2)Please submit to Architect for consensus for aesthetic related

Please get Beca's approval. To comply with SS CP 10: Installation and

Servicing of Fire Alarm System.

Layout to be reflected in the RCP shopdrawing.

 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 15.09.18
Beca

To forward to RSP/BECA IFA

08/09/2018

01/10/2018
 CONTRACTOR SUBMISSION REVIEW
Review does not constitute acceptance or approval of design
details, calculations, analyses, test method or materials
developed or selected by the contractor and does not relieve the
contractor from compliance with contractual obligation.

1. No Exceptions Taken

2. Incorporate Changes Indicated Prior to Proceeding.

3. Not Suitable for Construction. Review and resubmit.

4. Review Not Required.

Job.: 5811253 - PROJECT GLORY
By: DNB Date: 23.07.18
Beca

To forward to BECA &

RSP IFA
16/07/2018

08/08/2018
 16 July 2018

Please clarify the capacity of the proposed wet

chemical system. Kindly send to NEA for review.
 SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE

Please quote our ref. no. in all future correspondences

Your Ref : ES20190619-61685 Our Ref : CFF/N00724/1801

Date : 20-Jun-2019 SUB2019043671

Acknowledgement Letter
TEAM DESIGN CONSULTANTS
120 LOWER DELTA ROAD
#07-02 CENDEX CENTRE
SINGAPORE 169208

Attn: HAR CHOONG MENG

Dear Sir or Madam

PROPOSED ADDITIONS OF FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM TO PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO PROPOSED

ERECTION OF A 51-STOREY COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH A BASEMENT AND COMPRISING
SHOPPING / HAWKER CENTER (AIR SPACE LOT) / SERVICED APARTMENT / OFFICE / MULTI-STOREY
CARPARK AND ANCILLARY FACILITIES ON LOTS 00505N & 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT MARKET STREET /
CHULIA STREET / CHURCH STREET(DOWNTOWN CORE PLANNING AREA)

1. We have received your application made with respect to the above-mentioned project.
2. Based on the amount computed and declared by you in the application form, kindly make payment of $ 180.00
for the plans approval fee within four weeks from the date of this letter, failing which, your application will be
rejected automatically by our computer system. Please note that SCDF will verify the plan fee declared by you
subsequently and inform you and the applicant if there is any shortfall.Your application will only be processed
after full payment of plan fee has been received.
3. As part of our efforts to encourage e-Payment for applications made to SCDF, payments for plans approval fee
can be made online at www.scdf.gov.sg (Credit Card, GIRO) or through NETS, Cash Card and JAV (for
Ministries). Cheque payment is acceptable only for projects with plans approval fees not less than $1000. An
application will only be processed after the cheque has been cleared.

Yours sincerely
MOHAMMED SAIF ESRAR VINOD KUMAR
for Commissioner
Singapore Civil Defence Force

SCDF – A member of the Home Team

HQ SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE, 91 UBI AVENUE 4, SINGAPORE 408827
TEL: 6848 1812 FAX: 6848 1490 EMAIL: [email protected]
 SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE

This letter is digitally signed using Netrust Certificate

SCDF – A member of the Home Team

HQ SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE, 91 UBI AVENUE 4, SINGAPORE 408827
TEL: 6848 1812 FAX: 6848 1490 EMAIL: [email protected]
LOCATION PLAN
SCALE N.T.S. 2ND STOREY PLAN 3RD STOREY PLAN
SCALE 1 : 700 SCALE 1 : 700
* This building is protected by automatic sprinkler system & alarm system. * This building is protected by automatic sprinkler system & alarm system.

27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
8500 8500
10200 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 6050

BOUNDARY LINE / ROAD RESERVE LINE

DR1/HR DR1/HR
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9565
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CHEMICAL CYLINDER CHEMICAL CYLINDER

5310
4.73 LITRES. CAP. WET
CHEMICAL CYLINDER

ROAD RESERVE LINE

PART OF KITCHEN LAYOUT PLAN AT 2ND STOREY

SCALE 1:150

27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
8500 8500 10200 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 6050

2200
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4.73 LITRES. CAP. WET
CHEMICAL CYLINDER

H A W K E R C E N T R E

9565
PROPOSED ADDITIONS OF FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM
4.73 LITRES. CAP. WET 4.73 LITRES. CAP. WET
CHEMICAL CYLINDER CHEMICAL CYLINDER TO PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO PROPOSED ERECTION OF A
KRS

KRS

KRS

51-STOREY COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH A BASEMENT AND

COMPRISING SHOPPING / HAWKER CENTER (AIR SPACE LOT) /
SERVICED APARTMENT / OFFICE / MULTI-STOREY CARPARK AND
W ANCILLARY FACILITIES ON LOTS 00505N & 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT
MARKET STREET / CHULIA STREET / CHURCH STREET
KRS

KRS

KRS

4.73 LITRES. CAP. WET 4.73 LITRES. CAP. WET (DOWNTOWN CORE PLANNING AREA)
CHEMICAL CYLINDER CHEMICAL CYLINDER

5290
4.73 LITRES. CAP. WET
CHEMICAL CYLINDER

LOCATION PLAN
X 2ND STOREY PLAN
3RD STOREY PLAN
PART OF KITCHEN LAYOUT PLAN AT 2ND STOREY
PART OF KITCHEN LAYOUT PLAN AT 3RD STOREY
LEGENDS

PART OF KITCHEN LAYOUT PLAN AT 3RD STOREY

SCALE 1:150
 SYSTEM DESIGN:

PRE ENGINEERED SYSTEM DESIGNED ACCORDING TO NFPA 17A.

AUTOMATIC OPERATION SEQUENCES:

KRS

FIRE IS DETECTED BY MEAN OF FUSIBLE LINK DETECTORS, THE

FUSIBLE LINK MELT AND DETECTION CABLE TENSION IS RELEASED
WHICH ACTIVATED THE CONTROL BOX. ONCE THE TENSION IS
RELEASED, THE C02 CARTRIDGE IN THE CONTROL WILL ACTIVATE
Control Box
THE CYLINDER VALVE, THUS DISCHARGING THE AGENT FROM THE
CYLINDER AND SUPPRESS THE FIRE.

FIRE
ANSUL

PULL
Wet Chemical Cylinder
IN CASE OF

MANUAL RELEASE OPERATION SEQUENCES:

Manual Pull Station

ANSUL TYPICAL INTERLOCKING DIAGRAM WHEN FIRE OCCURS, PULL THE MANUAL RELEASE STATION. THE
SCALE N.T.S. TENSION WILL BE RELEASED THUS ACTIVATING THE C02 CARTRIDGE
IN THE CONTROL BOX, SENDING PRESSURE TO ACTIVATE THE
CYLINDER VALVE AND RELEASE THE AGENT TO SUPPRESS THE
FIRE.

MANUAL PIPE LINE "B"

PULL STATION
PIPE LINE "A"
Ø12.7mm PIP
E
SUPPLY LINE I-B
mG
.7m
KRS CONTROL Ø12
BOX E E
Ø12 PIP PIP
GI-B I-B

Ø12.7 mm GI-B PIPE

.7mm mm mG

Ø12.7mmGI-B PIPE
m
GI-B
Ø12.7 Ø12.7
PIP
Ø12.7mm E
4.73 LITRES. CAP.
Ø12.7mm

WET CHEMICAL CYLINDER

E
KRS CONTROL BOX PIP
Ø12 I-B
.7m mmG
(MOUNTING HEIGHT TO BE mG
Ø12.7
I-B
Ø12.7mm Ø12.7 mm COORDINATED ON SITE) PIP
E

KRS CONTROL BOX

155W x 178H x 60D
4.73 LITRES. CAP. WET
CHEMICAL CYLINDER
(MOUNTING HEIGHT TO BE
A A COORDINATED ON SITE)

4.73 LITRES. CAP.

TYPICAL KITCHEN LAYOUT PLAN (52 NOS.) WET CHEMICAL CYLINDER

Ø203 x 432H

SCALE 1:10

MANUAL PULL STATION

TYPICAL ELEVATION-A (52 NOS.) TYPICAL ISOMETRIC VIEW (52 NOS.)
(MOUNTING HEIGHT TO BE
COORDINATED ON SITE)
SCALE 1:10 SCALE 1:10
MANUAL PULL STATION
91W x 125H x 52D

PROPOSED ADDITIONS OF FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM

TO PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO PROPOSED ERECTION
OF A 51-STOREY COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH A
BASEMENT AND COMPRISING SHOPPING / HAWKER
CENTER (AIR SPACE LOT) / SERVICED APARTMENT /
OFFICE / MULTI-STOREY CARPARK AND ANCILLARY
FACILITIES ON LOTS 00505N & 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT
MARKET STREET / CHULIA STREET / CHURCH STREET
(DOWNTOWN CORE PLANNING AREA)

TYPICAL KITCHEN LAYOUT PLAN

TYPICAL ELEVATION-A
TYPICAL ISOMETRIC VIEW
ANSUL TYPICAL INTERLOCKING DIAGRAM
NOTES & LEGENDS
 SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE

Please quote our ref. no. in all future correspondences

Your Ref : ES20211025-03659 Our Ref : FSC2021012892

Date : 28-Oct-2021 CBF/N00724/18

TFP Advice Letter

RSP ARCHITECTS PLANNERS & ENGINEERS PTE

LTD
KALLANG JUNCTION

SINGAPORE 339263
Attn : SEAH CHEE KIEN

Dear Sir or Madam

APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY FIRE PERMIT:

PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 51-STOREY COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH A BASEMENT AND

COMPRISING SHOPPING / HAWKER CENTRE (AIR SPACE LOT) / SERVICE APARTMENT / OFFICE / MULTI-
STOREY CAR PARK AND ANCILLARY FACILITIES ON LOTS 00505N & 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT MARKET
STREET / CHULIA STREET / CHURCH STREET

TFP FOR PHASE 3(FINAL) COMPRISING: A) BASEMENT BIN CENTRE 2; B) 1ST STOREY PARKLAND, SR
SHUTTLE LIFT LOBBY AND HAWKER CENTRE ESCALATOR; C) 2ND TO 3RD STOREY HAWKER CENTRE;
D) 6TH TO 8TH STOREY CARPARK; E) 9TH STOREY SERVICED APARTMENTS AND ROOF GARDEN; F)
10TH - 16TH STOREY SERVICED APARTMENTS; G) 17TH - 20TH STOREY SKY TERRACES AND 20TH
STOREY CEILING VOID SPACE; H) 51ST STOREY RESTAURANT, LIFT LOBBY, TOILETS AND ROOF
TERRACE; I) UPPER 51ST STOREY, ROOF AND UPPER ROOF.

1. We are pleased to inform you that your project has been granted a Temporary Fire Permit (TFP).
2. The TFP has been issued subject to the provisions of the Fire Safety Act particularly to your compliance with
the conditions given in the Annex.

SCDF – A member of the Home Team

HQ SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE, 91 UBI AVENUE 4, SINGAPORE 408827
TEL: 68481420 FAX: 68481494 EMAIL: [email protected]
 SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE

Yours sincerely

ANG OON CHYE

for Commissioner
Singapore Civil Defence Force

APPLICANT : CHEW PEET MUN

CL OFFICE TRUSTEE PTE LTD AS TRUSTEE-MANAGER OF GLORY OFFICE TRUST
168 ROBINSON ROAD
#30-01 CAPITAL TOWER
SINGAPORE 068912

RI ARCHITECT : TING LIENG BOO @ROGER TING

7 NOVENA TERRACE

SINGAPORE 307906

RI ENGINEER : WONG KIAN KEONG

845 GEYLANG ROAD
#04-13 TANJONG KATONG COMPLEX
SINGAPORE 400845

Note : The TFP/FSC is approved based on Qualified Person’s written declaration that the plans for the project are in compliance with fire
safety requirements, as well as the Registered Inspector (s) being satisfied that the fire safety works have been carried out in accordance with
the approved fire safety plans, the relevant codes of practice, the Act and any regulations made thereunder.

This is a computer print out. No signature is required

SCDF – A member of the Home Team

HQ SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE, 91 UBI AVENUE 4, SINGAPORE 408827
TEL: 68481420 FAX: 68481494 EMAIL: [email protected]
 SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE

TFP ANNEX

Your Ref : ES20211025-03659 Our Ref : FSC2021012892

Date : 28-Oct-2021 CBF/N00724/18

Conditions

1. To complete any remaining fire safety works.

2. To submit amendment plan(s) to regularize any deviations from the approved fire safety works.
3. To obtain the Fire Safety Certificate before 28-Jan-2022 from the date hereof after which this Temporary Fire
Permit will lapse.
4. TFP FOR PHASE 3(FINAL) COMPRISING: A) BASEMENT BIN CENTRE 2; B) 1ST STOREY PARKLAND,
SR SHUTTLE LIFT LOBBY AND HAWKER CENTRE ESCALATOR; C) 2ND TO 3RD STOREY HAWKER
CENTRE; D) 6TH TO 8TH STOREY CARPARK; E) 9TH STOREY SERVICED APARTMENTS AND ROOF
GARDEN; F) 10TH - 16TH STOREY SERVICED APARTMENTS; G) 17TH - 20TH STOREY SKY TERRACES
AND 20TH STOREY CEILING VOID SPACE; H) 51ST STOREY RESTAURANT, LIFT LOBBY, TOILETS AND
ROOF TERRACE; I) UPPER 51ST STOREY, ROOF AND UPPER ROOF.

Note : The occupation of a premises without a valid Fire Safety Certificate is in contravention of the Fire Safety Act and the owner is liable for
court prosecution.

SCDF – A member of the Home Team

HQ SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE, 91 UBI AVENUE 4, SINGAPORE 408827
TEL: 68481420 FAX: 68481494 EMAIL: [email protected]
 SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE

REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE

FIRE SAFETY ACT

(CHAPTER 109A)

SECTION 29 (3) (b)

TEMPORARY FIRE PERMIT

CL OFFICE TRUSTEE PTE LTD AS TRUSTEE-

MANAGER OF GLORY OFFICE TRUST
168 ROBINSON ROAD
#30-01 CAPITAL TOWER
SINGAPORE 068912

Attn: CHEW PEET MUN

DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT:

PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 51-STOREY COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH A BASEMENT AND COMPRISING SHOPPING /
HAWKER CENTRE (AIR SPACE LOT) / SERVICE APARTMENT / OFFICE / MULTI-STOREY CAR PARK AND ANCILLARY FACILITIES ON
LOTS 00505N & 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT MARKET STREET / CHULIA STREET / CHURCH STREET

TFP FOR PHASE 3(FINAL) COMPRISING: A) BASEMENT BIN CENTRE 2; B) 1ST STOREY PARKLAND, SR SHUTTLE LIFT LOBBY AND
HAWKER CENTRE ESCALATOR; C) 2ND TO 3RD STOREY HAWKER CENTRE; D) 6TH TO 8TH STOREY CARPARK; E) 9TH STOREY
SERVICED APARTMENTS AND ROOF GARDEN; F) 10TH - 16TH STOREY SERVICED APARTMENTS; G) 17TH - 20TH STOREY SKY
TERRACES AND 20TH STOREY CEILING VOID SPACE; H) 51ST STOREY RESTAURANT, LIFT LOBBY, TOILETS AND ROOF
TERRACE; I) UPPER 51ST STOREY, ROOF AND UPPER ROOF.

APPROVED PLANS(S):

CMF/N00724/1803 CBF/N00724/18 CMV/N03412/18 CMV/N03412/1801 CBF/N00724/1801 CFP/N03412/18

CBF/N00724/1802 CBF/N00724/1805 CFF/N00724/18 CMF/N00724/1801 CMF/N00724/18 CFP/N03412/1801
CBF/N00724/1804 CMF/N00724/1804 CFF/N00724/1801 CMF/N00724/1802

This Temporary Fire Permit is granted subject to the conditions given in the Annex.

SCDF – A member of the Home Team

HQ SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE, 91 UBI AVENUE 4, SINGAPORE 408827
TEL: 68481420 FAX: 68481494 EMAIL: [email protected]
 SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE

ANG OON CHYE

for Commissioner
Singapore Civil Defence Force Date : 28-Oct-2021

SCDF – A member of the Home Team

HQ SINGAPORE CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE, 91 UBI AVENUE 4, SINGAPORE 408827
TEL: 68481420 FAX: 68481494 EMAIL: [email protected]
 PROJECT TITLE
N 3rd Storey S 3rd Storey CapitaSpring
Ø32 SPK PIPE
116.900FFL
Ø32 SPK PIPE
116.900FFL AS - BUILT DRAWING LEGEND PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 51-STOREY COMMERCIAL
DEVELOPMENT WITH A BASEMENT AND COMPRISING
As-Built drawing certified correct and accurate: SHOPPING / HAWKER CENTRE (AIR SPACE LOT)/
Main Contractor's representative Sub-Contractor's representative EXPOSED SPRINKLER HEAD SERVICED APARTMENT / OFFICE / MULTI-STOREY
CARPARK AND ANCILLIARY FACILITIES ON LOTS
Name : Name :
CUT-OFF SPRINKLER HEAD 00505N & 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT MARKET STREET /
Signature : Signature : CHULIA STREET / CHURCH STREET (DOWNTOWN
Appointment : Appointment : CORE PLANNING AREA)
UNDER BEAM SPRINKLER HEAD
Company Stamp Company Stamp
1 ROYAL FLASH SPRINKLER HEAD CLIENT CL OFFICE TRUSTEE PTE. LTD.
168 ROBINSON ROAD #24-01 CAPITAL TOWER

2 Date : Date :
CONCEALED SPRINKLER HEAD SINGAPORE 068912
TEL: +65 6713 2888 FAX: +65 6713 2999

35
As-Built drawing verified and vetted by:

80
SIDE WALL SPRINKLER HEAD
ARCHITECTS RSP ARCHITECTS PLANNERS & ENGINEERS (PTE) LTD.
Client/Consultant site staff Consultant's representative 1 KALLANG JUNCTION #03-01
SINGAPORE 339263
Name : Name : Tel : +65 6737 7544 Fax : +65 6291 7809

Signature : Signature :
FS FLOW SWITCH
STRUCTURAL ARUP SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.

5850

5850
CONSULTANT
Appointment : Appointment : 10 HOE CHIANG ROAD #26-01 KEPPEL TOWERS
HOSEREEL DRUM SINGAPORE 089315
Q TEL: +65 6411 2500 FAX: +65 6411 2501

3 Company Stamp Company Stamp

WET RISER LANDING VALVE STRUCTURAL MEINHARDT (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD.
4 ENGINEER
168 JALAN BUKIT MERAH CENTRAL #09-01 SURBANA ONE

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SINGAPORE 150168

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FOR CONTINUATION PLEASE REFER TO

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SECTION A-A FEMALE FAMILY

DWG NO. : GL/APP/TF/SD/++/03/111/ X

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CERT. NO. : 2000-1-0221
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S S ISO 9001 : 2015
11 TOH GUAN ROAD EAST
TER #05-01 APP ENTERPRISE BUILDING
ROOM SINGAPORE 608603
TEL: 6425 6633 FAX: 6425 6636

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EMAIL : [email protected]

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CERT. NO. :OHS-45001-2019-0031
ISO 45001 : 2018

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9/4/2021 12:27:14 PM
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16 FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE

FIRE 2ND STOREY PART 1 OF 2
EXTINGUISHER
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20 21 22 23 24 25 FIRE
EXTINGUISHER

FILE NAME: TF- SD- ++- 02- 110- X

S
DATE SCALE

2ND STOREY PART 1 OF 2 R 09/04/2021 As indicated

1 1 : 150
DRAWN
CHIT CHIT
CHECKED
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PROJECT ORIGINATOR DISCIPLINE TYPE ZONE STOREY NUMBER REV

GL APP TF SD ++ 02 110 X
 PROJECT TITLE

27 CapitaSpring
12 28 LEGEND PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 51-STOREY COMMERCIAL
29 DEVELOPMENT WITH A BASEMENT AND COMPRISING
SHOPPING / HAWKER CENTRE (AIR SPACE LOT)/
13 30 EXPOSED SPRINKLER HEAD SERVICED APARTMENT / OFFICE / MULTI-STOREY
31 CARPARK AND ANCILLIARY FACILITIES ON LOTS
32 CUT-OFF SPRINKLER HEAD
00505N & 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT MARKET STREET /
CHULIA STREET / CHURCH STREET (DOWNTOWN
8500
33 CORE PLANNING AREA)
Q 34 UNDER BEAM SPRINKLER HEAD
10200
35 CLIENT
U 8500 ROYAL FLASH SPRINKLER HEAD CL OFFICE TRUSTEE PTE. LTD.
8500
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36 168 ROBINSON ROAD #24-01 CAPITAL TOWER
SINGAPORE 068912
ø65
ø65
ø50
8500 37 CONCEALED SPRINKLER HEAD TEL: +65 6713 2888 FAX: +65 6713 2999
8500
ø32

ø50
ø40

ø40
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Ø40 SPKP_HC ø40
ø32
8500 SIDE WALL SPRINKLER HEAD 1 KALLANG JUNCTION #03-01
(BOP:5861mm) ø32
2

ø32 8500 SINGAPORE 339263

(COP:5861mm)
Ø65 SPKP_HC
ø3

ø32 Tel : +65 6737 7544 Fax : +65 6291 7809

Ø32 SPKP_HC
(BOP:6121mm)
6050 FS FLOW SWITCH
ø50
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ø32
ø50

ø32

Ø32 SPKP_HC
(BOP:6378mm)
ø40 CONSULTANT

ø32
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HOSEREEL DRUM
ø32

ø40
ø40

ø40 SPK PIPE F/B FOR ø32 SINGAPORE 089315

SPK PIPE F/B FOR
DOUBLE SLAB
ø65

TEL: +65 6411 2500 FAX: +65 6411 2501

DOUBLE SLAB SPK PIPE F/B FOR

ø65

ø32
DOUBLE SLAB
ø32

STRUCTURAL MEINHARDT (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD.

WET RISER LANDING VALVE ENGINEER
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SPK PIPE F/B

SPK PIPE F/B
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ø32
FOR DOUBLE
DOUBLE SLAB

ø32
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ø32

ø32
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ø32
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ø32
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ø32
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ø32
ø32
ø40

ø32
ø40 Ø32 SPKP_HC

ø50
(BOP:5814mm) ø40 SINGAPORE 608531
(BOP:6237mm) ø40 SPK PIPE F/B FOR TEL: +65 6220 7588 FAX: +65 6225 6937

ø65
ø65
ø40
ø40 ø40
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ø40
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ø32
ø65
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Ø50 SPKP_HC DOUBLE SLAB ø32 1 KALLANG JUNCTION #03-01
Ø40 SPKP_HC
ø40 SINGAPORE 339263
(BOP:6238mm) STROBE LIGHT
ø40

(BOP:5728mm) ø32 ø32 TEL: +65 6378 5533 FAX: +65 6291 7809

ø50
ø32
ø40
QUANTITY

ø32
(COP:6123mm)
Ø32 SPKP_HC

ALARM BELL SURVEYOR ARCADIS SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.

1 MAGAZINE ROAD #05-01 CENTRAL MALL

ø32

Ø32 SPKP_HC
(BOP:6238mm)
SINGAPORE 059567

Ø32 SPKP_HC
ø32

(BOP:6328mm)
TEL: +65 6222 3888 FAX: +65 6224 7089

ø32
SPK PIPE F/B FOR MANUAL CALL POINT

ø40
DOUBLE SLAB LANDSCAPE
COEN DESIGN INT. PTE. LTD.
ø32

CONSULTANT
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MIMIC PANEL

ø32
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ø32
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TEL: +65 6844 9888 FAX: +65 6844 9555

W SAP SUB ALARM PANEL KEY PLAN

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ø32
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ø40
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2ND STOREY DOUBLE SLAB
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Ø100 DR PIPE F/B & T/A (CC) 10200 33
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
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HR

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STALL 18
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ø32
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(COP:4877mm)
ø32

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ø32
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STALL 25 ø40 ø32 ø50 ø32 ø32

ø32

ø32

ø40
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SAN SAN 100 ø40

FS

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ø100
STALL 26 Ø25 CONDUIT PIPE SPK
Ø100 SPKP_HC

Ø25 CONDUIT PIPE ø32 APPROVED FOR SUBMISSION TO ARCHITECT

(COP:4877mm)

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100,

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100

SAP

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STALL 28

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APPROVED NO SUBMISSION TO ARCHITECT

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(HC)

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END CA
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RETURN FACILITY WITH

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TER

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ROOM AREA/ROBOTIC CHARGING ø32

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ROOM/STORAGE AREA SUB ALARM PANEL-HC

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EXTINGUISHER
FIRE
EXTINGUISHER AS - BUILT DRAWING
X As-Built drawing certified correct and accurate:
Main Contractor's representative Sub-Contractor's representative
SPECIALIST SUB-CONTRACTOR:
Name : Name :

Signature : Signature : APP ENGINEERING PTE LTD CERT. NO. : 2000-1-0221

ISO 9001 : 2015
11 TOH GUAN ROAD EAST
2ND STOREY PART 2 OF 2 Appointment : Appointment : #05-01 APP ENTERPRISE BUILDING
SINGAPORE 608603
1 1 : 150 Company Stamp Company Stamp
TEL: 6425 6633 FAX: 6425 6636
EMAIL : [email protected] CERT. NO. :OHS-45001-2019-0031
ISO 45001 : 2018

9/4/2021 3:12:08 PM
DRAWING TITLE

Date : Date : FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE

As-Built drawing verified and vetted by:
2ND STOREY PART 2 OF 2
Client/Consultant site staff Consultant's representative

Name : Name :

FILE NAME: TF- SD- ++- 02- 111- X

Signature : Signature :

Appointment : Appointment :
DATE SCALE
09/04/2021 As indicated
Company Stamp Company Stamp
DRAWN CHECKED
CHIT CHIT RUKSHAN
PROJECT ORIGINATOR DISCIPLINE TYPE ZONE STOREY NUMBER REV

Date : Date :

GL APP TF SD ++ 02 111 X
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LEGEND CapitaSpring
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SHOPPING / HAWKER CENTRE (AIR SPACE LOT)/
As-Built drawing certified correct and accurate:
4th Storey
123.900FFL Main Contractor's representative Sub-Contractor's representative
1 CUT-OFF SPRINKLER HEAD
SERVICED APARTMENT / OFFICE / MULTI-STOREY
CARPARK AND ANCILLIARY FACILITIES ON LOTS
Name : Name : 00505N & 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT MARKET STREET /

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Signature : Signature :

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ROYAL FLASH SPRINKLER HEAD
Company Stamp Company Stamp HIGHER K- FACTOR (K115) CLIENT
CL OFFICE TRUSTEE PTE. LTD.
ROYAL FLASH SPRINKLER HEAD 168 ROBINSON ROAD #24-01 CAPITAL TOWER

EN AP
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SINGAPORE 068912

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CONCEALED SPRINKLER HEAD

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TEL: +65 6713 2888 FAX: +65 6713 2999
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SINGAPORE 339263
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9/4/2021 2:18:24 PM
14 S DRAWING TITLE

21 22 23 24 25 FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE

20 R 3RD STOREY PART 1 OF 2
15

FILE NAME: TF- SD- ++- 03- 120- X

75
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3RD STOREY PART 1 OF 2 DATE SCALE

1 1 : 150 DRAWN
09/04/2021
CHECKED
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CHIT CHIT RUKSHAN

16 PROJECT ORIGINATOR DISCIPLINE TYPE ZONE STOREY NUMBER REV

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30 SERVICED APARTMENT / OFFICE / MULTI-STOREY
31 CARPARK AND ANCILLIARY FACILITIES ON LOTS
8500 32 EXPOSED SPRINKLER HEAD 00505N & 00660X-PT, TS 01 AT MARKET STREET /
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AS - BUILT
FIRE
EXTINGUISHER X
MAIN CONTRACTOR

AS - BUILT DRAWING
3RD STOREY PART 2 OF 2 As-Built drawing certified correct and accurate:

1 1 : 150
Main Contractor's representative Sub-Contractor's representative
SPECIALIST SUB-CONTRACTOR:
Name : Name :

Signature : Signature : APP ENGINEERING PTE LTD CERT. NO. : 2000-1-0221

ISO 9001 : 2015
11 TOH GUAN ROAD EAST
Appointment : Appointment : #05-01 APP ENTERPRISE BUILDING
SINGAPORE 608603
TEL: 6425 6633 FAX: 6425 6636
EMAIL : [email protected] CERT. NO. :OHS-45001-2019-0031
Company Stamp Company Stamp ISO 45001 : 2018

9/4/2021 2:58:18 PM
DRAWING TITLE

Date : Date : FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE

As-Built drawing verified and vetted by:
3RD STOREY PART 2 OF 2
Client/Consultant site staff Consultant's representative

Name : Name :

FILE NAME: TF- SD- ++- 03- 121- X

Signature : Signature :

Appointment : Appointment :
DATE SCALE
09/04/2021 As indicated
Company Stamp Company Stamp
DRAWN CHECKED
CHIT CHIT RUKSHAN
PROJECT ORIGINATOR DISCIPLINE TYPE ZONE STOREY NUMBER REV

Date : Date :

GL APP TF SD ++ 03 121 X