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underground conduit three port faceplate: phone & data

above ground conduit four port faceplate: data

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pull-box or hand-hole flush to grade 125v 15 amp duplex receptacle

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Springtown Endeavor Voice Video Data

© 2016 RealPage, Inc. All trademarks and copyrights are properties of their respective owners

VVD.a Title Page

VVD.b Table of Contents

VVD.c Project Information

VVD.d General Requirements

VVD.e Site Pathways

VVD.f Closet Elevations

VVD.g Office & Amenity layouts

VVD.h Unit Wiring layout

VVD.i Network Requirements

Table of Contents

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CONTACT: NELSON CROWE III

PROJECT CONTACT: CHRISTOPHER CAMPOMANES

ENDEAVOR REAL ESTATE GROUP

PHONE: 512-682-5500

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HUMPHREYS & PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, L.C.C.

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A.O.R.: JAMES RYAN MCLEAN, RA, NCARB, CDT

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DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - PERMIT CENTER630 E. HOPKINS

SAN MARCOS, TX 78666PHONE: 512-393-8000

5339 ALPHA ROAD, SUITE 250DALLAS, TX 75240

PHONE: 972-596-1700

ACCESSIBILITYMEPSTRUCTURAL LANDSCAPE

SAN MARCOS, TX

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

CONTACT: ABBY CASEYEMAIL: [email protected]

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8350 NORTH CENTRAL EXPWYSUITE M-2175

DALLAS, TX 75026PHONE: 513-836-3810

CONTACT: AJ MEYEREMAIL: [email protected]

CONTACT: STEVE VAN PATTENEMAIL: [email protected]

DALLAS - NEWPORT BEACH - NEW ORLEANS

(972) 701-9636 (972) 701-9639

5339 ALPHA ROAD STE 300 DALLAS, TEXAS 75240

500 WEST 5TH STREET, SUITE 700 | AUSTIN, TX 78701

ORLANDO - SAN RAMON - SCOTTSDALE

TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY

CONTACT: MAURILIO RICO R.

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5339 ALPHA ROAD, Suite 300DALLAS, TX 75240

PHONE: 214-269-5150

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CONTACT: HARRISON HUDSONEMAIL: [email protected]

10814 JOLLYVILLE ROAD, AVALLON IV, SUITE 300AUSTIN, TX 78759

PHONE: 512-418-4534

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The architectural works depicted herein are thesole property of Humphreys & Partners Architects,L.P. and may not be constructed or used withoutits express written permission. No permission tomodify or reproduce any of the architecturalworks, including without limitation the constructionof any building, is expressed or should be impliedfrom delivery of preliminary drawings or unsealedconstruction drawings. Permission to constructthe building depicted in sealed constructiondrawings is expressly conditioned on the full andtimely payment of all fees otherwise dueHumphreys & Partners Architects, L.P. and, in theabsence of any written agreement to the contrary,is limited to a one-time use on the site indicatedon these plans.

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Site Info

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• Items that are not specified by the Scope of Work or the accompanying Drawings, but are required by local, state and federal authorities, or normally used and required for the system design to perform to specifications and system design intent, will be considered part of the Voice-Video-Data (VVD) Scope of Work & Layouts.

• The Low Voltage Contractor shall assist with General Contractor in ensuring that that fall under the responsibility of parties other than the Low Voltage Contractor are completed.

• Definitions• Low Voltage Contractor means the party who is contracted by the General Contractor to install detailed in the VVD Scope of Work & Layouts.• Facilities are that part of the wire, cable, and equipment on the premises that connects and delivers low voltage services from each provider’s off

premises network to the Point of Entry, usually at the Main Distribution Frame.• Point of Entry (POE) for the purposes of providing services to the premises is the single point where each provider’s Facilities interconnect with

the Distribution Plant (DP), usually at the Main Distribution Frame. • Main Distribution Frame (MDF) is the main distribution point for the site. The Facilities connect to the Distribution Plant in the MDF. • Distribution Plant (DP) is that part of the wire, cable, and equipment on the premises that delivers low voltage services from MDF to each

Intermediate Distribution Frame. Unless otherwise specified, the DP is provided and installed by the service provider(s).• Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF) is an intermediate distribution point located throughout a multifamily building. The DP connects to the

Home-Run Wiring in the IDF. • Home-Run Wiring (HRW) is that part of the wire, cable, and equipment in each building that delivers low voltage services from the corresponding

IDF to the Apartment Distribution Panel in each unit. • Apartment Distribution Panel (ADP) is a centralized distribution point in each unit. The HRW connects to the Inside Wiring in the ADP. The ADP

is also commonly referred to as a junction box.• Inside Wiring (IW) is that part of the wire, cable, and equipment in each unit that delivers low voltage services from the ADP to each faceplate.

All IW shall be wired in a star configuration from the ADP to each faceplate.

General Requirements

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• All work will meet or exceed the requirements of all applicable statutes, ordinances, rules, codes, regulations, decisions, and orders of all local, state and federal authorities having jurisdiction over the construction of telecommunications cable systems, including, but not limited to, applicable building codes, fire codes, and regulations of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Federal Communications Commission.

• All work will meet or exceed the requirements of the 2017 National Electrical Code, other NFPA codes, and any then-current amendments or addenda thereto, including, but not limited to:

• NFPA 70 National Electrical Code 2017 Edition, Article 800• ”Communications Systems”• NFPA 70 National Electrical Code 2017 Edition, Article 200• ”Wiring and Protection”

• Except as otherwise specified in the Scope of Work, all work will meet or exceed the requirements of the ANSI/TIA/EIA telecommunications cabling standards and any then-current amendments or addenda thereto, including, but not limited to:

• ANSI/TIA/EIA-570-B • “Residential Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard” • ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.1 and addenda • ”Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard - Part 1: General Requirements”• ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.2 and addenda• ”Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard - Part 2: Balanced Twisted-Pair”• ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.3 and addenda• “Optical Fiber Cabling Components Standard” • ANSI/TIA/EIA-569-A and addenda• ”Commercial Building Standard for Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces”• ANSI/TIA/EIA-606-A and addenda• ”Administration Standard for Commercial Telecommunications Infrastructure”• ANSI/TIA/EIA-607-A and addenda• ”Commercial Building Grounding (Earthing) and Bonding Requirements for Telecommunications”

• All work will meet or exceed the safety requirements and certifications of Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL).

• Except as otherwise specified in the Scope of Work, all video cabling will be installed and terminated in accordance with the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers standards. General

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• All wiring will be riser-rated at a minimum and plenum-rated in such spaces as required it by local, state or national code.

• All voice wiring will:• utilize 4-pair TIA Category 6 unshielded twisted copper cable.• not exceed 300 feet in total length.• be terminated at all IDF and MDF locations on 110 modular jack panels • be terminated at each faceplate on RJ-25c jacks wired to the USOC configuration.

• All video wiring will:• will utilize quad-shield 60% minimum braid Series 6 or Series 11 coaxial cable with a minimum manufacturer’s specification of 2 GHz.• will not exceed 125 feet if Series 6 cable or 175 feet if Series 11 cable is used. • be connectorized at all locations with a radial 360-degree crimp “F” connector using a radial taper compression tool. Hex crimp tools are prohibited. • be terminated in the ADP directly on a 1x6, two-way, 1 GHz, passive video splitter. “Pigtails” are prohibited unless specified.• be terminated at each faceplate on F-81 barrel connectors.

• All data wiring will:• utilize 4-Pair TIA Category 6 unshielded twisted copper cable. • not exceed 300 feet in total length.• be terminated at all IDF and MDF locations on 110 modular jack panels mounted to floor or wall equipment racks.• be terminated at each ADP on a 8-port Category 6 Network Module with (1) 12” patch cable.• be terminated at each faceplate on TIA RJ-45 jacks utilizing the TIA 568a standard configuration.

• All wiring for wireless access points will:• utilize 4-Pair TIA Category 6 unshielded twisted copper cable. • be terminated at all IDF and MDF locations on 110 modular jack panels mounted to floor or wall equipment racks.• be terminated on a standard RJ-45 modular plug utilizing the TIA 568a standard configuration with a 24” tail for the future installation of equipment. • At interior locations, RJ-45 modular plug shall be placed behind a low voltage pass through or blank plate. • At exterior locations the RJ-45 modular plug shall be placed inside an exterior rated box with a blank cover. Wherever possible, the exterior rated box

should be flush to the exterior wall and large enough to avoid damaging the cable.

• All fiber will:• utilize armored single mode with fiber management panels at each end.• utilize fusion splicing and tested to meet ANSI/TIA/EIA standards. • 4 strands will be terminated with SC/UPC connectors. • 2 strands will be terminated with SC/APC connectors.• additional strands will not be terminated.• have 24’ minimum slack cable at all cable ends after termination.

• All microduct will:• 12 MM microduct with drawstring


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• Apartment Distribution Panel will be:• RF Transparent w/vented door and lock.• 30” high x 14” wide x 3.5” deep. • Primex P3000, Leviton 49605-30W or equivalent.• located so that it is not on a fire-rated wall and does not interfere with planned closet poles or shelving. • mounted firmly between two studs so that it is flush with the outer finished surface of the surrounding wall with 1.5” minimum clearance all around the door• Bundled, webbed or jacketed hybrid cable assemblies may be used as long as the component cables and any outer jackets or sheaths of the assembly meet

the referenced requirements.

• A single-gang low voltage mounting ring will be installed during rough-in for each faceplate. Electrical boxes will not be used unless the faceplate is in a fire-rated wall.

• Whenever possible, the Low Voltage Contractor should organize the various cables, wires and fiber with the following color scheme:• Wired Data = Blue• Wireless Data = Green• Voice = White• Video = n/a

• All low voltage wiring and faceplates will be installed at least one stud bay apart from high voltage wiring. Unless there is supplemental shielding, the distance between low voltage and high voltage cables should exceed 4” except where they cross. Low voltage wiring will cross high voltage wiring at right angles with a 2” minimum separation.

• Protecting cabling from damage is the responsibility of the Low Voltage Contractor. The Low Voltage Contractor shall install nail plates where cabling passes through wall studs. Where steel framing is used, plastic bushings will be installed wherever cables pass through metal structural members. The cables will not touch any edges of metal framing.

• The Low Voltage Contractor shall secure and support all cabling at maximum 48” intervals using industry standard fastening methods that will not compress or deform the cables.

• Cable pulling and bend radius will not exceed the manufacturer’s maximum pulling tension recommendations for the cable being installed.

• All microduct and equivalent flexible pathways will be less than 200’, supported at the beginning and end of each bend or turn, maintain a minimum 12” bend radius, and have less than 10 bends or turns.

• Splicing or repair of cabling is not permitted. Any defective wiring, damaged cabling, or any cable or cable installation that does not meet these specifications, will be replaced. The Low Voltage Contractor shall replace the damaged cable at its expense, unless it is the result of gross negligence by another trade or unavoidable because of subsequent changes.

• During rough-in, sufficient extra cable tails will be left for termination. The ends of all rough-in cable in either the MDF or IDFs will be placed in a plastic bag after labeling to prevent damage. In the unit, the cable will be coiled inside the ADP and the panel opening covered with the included cardboard paint shield until the permanent locking cover is installed during trim-out.

• The Low Voltage Contractor is responsible for all fire-stopping, smoke seals, and/or assemblies. No flammable materials will be used to line a chase or hole. All fire-stopping materials will meet applicable guidelines, standards, codes, rules, and regulations.

• The Low Voltage Contractor is responsible for measuring the distance of all cable runs. The distances indicated by the accompanying Drawings or the Scope of Work are estimates.

• Unless otherwise specified, all wiring will be labeled and documented per ANSI/TIA/EIA-606, “Administration Standard for the Telecommunications Infrastructure for Commercial Buildings.


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• Voice Cable Testing• All voice wiring will be tested after installation by the Low Voltage Contractor. All cables will be tested for proper wire mapping, opens, shorts,

crossed and split pairs, and maximum cable length, as well as proper location and identification. Simple continuity testing is not an acceptable alternative, except during rough-in.

• Video Cable Testing• All video wiring will be tested after installation by the Low Voltage Contractor. All cables will be tested for continuity, maximum cable length, as

well as proper location and identification. Simple continuity testing is not an acceptable alternative, except during rough-in.

• Data Cable Testing• All data wiring will be tested after installation by the Low Voltage Contractor. All cables will be tested for proper wiremapping, opens, shorts,

crossed and split pairs, and maximum cable length, as well as proper location and identification. Simple continuity testing is not an acceptable alternative, except during rough-in.

• Fiber Testing• Single-mode fiber shall be tested at 1310nm and 1550nm in both directions, as well as proper location and identification. The cable attenuation

should be 1dB/km at both 1310nm and 1550nm for inside plant cables and .5dB/km at both 1310nm and 1550nm for outside plant cables.

• Test Documentation Requirements• The Low Voltage Contractor shall provide 3 sets of written and signed documentation certifying acceptable test results to the General

Contractor. If the signed documentation is not provided, the Low Voltage Contractor shall re-test at no charge.


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• Construction• All communications rooms will be constructed per the accompanying Drawings.• The walls of the communications rooms will be covered with ¾” plywood over any building materials required by code. The plywood will be 8’ high,

start at 6” AFF and will meet all national, state and local codes. • No piping, ductwork, mechanical equipment, or power cabling should pass through the equipment room.• Rooms must be dry, secure, have power & lighting, and have a ground bar present prior to installation of service provider cable and equipment.

• Secure Access/Lock Boxes• All doors will have a deadbolt style lock. Access will be restricted to authorized personnel.

• HVAC• The General Contractor shall provide sufficient HVAC or ventilation to maintain a temperature of 40-95 degrees Fahrenheit.

• The MDF require HVAC. The heat load averages 15,000 BTUs.• The Office and Amenity IDF(s) require HVAC. The heat load averages 15,000 BTUs.• If MDF and Office and Amenity IDF are combined, the combined average heat load is 25,000 BTUs. • Exterior IDF(s) serving only residential units require HVAC. The heat load averages 12,000 BTUs.• Interior IDF(s) serving only residential units and adjacent to conditioned space require forced ventilation with fan and thermostat.

• Lighting• The General Contractor shall provide at least one fluorescent ceiling fixture to provide sufficient lighting throughout the rooms.

• Electrical• Per the accompanying Drawings, the Electrical Contractor shall provide 20A 120V duplex outlet(s). Circuits shall be dedicated on a per provider

basis.

• Grounding• The Electrical Contractor shall install a solid copper grounding busbar with insulated standoffs in each room. The busbar will be bonded to the

building’s electrical service ground. • The Low Voltage Contractor shall attach all telecommunications equipment, frames, cabinets and voltage protectors that they install to the

busbar. However, the providers will attach their own equipment to the busbar


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General Contractor Low Voltage Contractor Provider 1 Notes

Room Build Out X

Power / Grounding / Lighting X

Door Lock X Room complete for providers will begin work

HVAC X

Conduits & Sleeves X

Equipment Racks X

Fiber rough-in X

Fiber terminate/test/label X

• Facilities and Distribution Plant Wiring• Voice Facilities and Distribution Plant Wiring

• The demarc(s) for VOICE service will be at the MDF. • The Low Voltage Contractor is responsible for all wiring and passive infrastructure beyond the demarc. The provider will install all active equipment.

• Data/Video Facilities and Distribution Plant Wiring• The demarc(s) for DATA service will be at the MDF. • The Low Voltage Contractor is responsible for all wiring and passive infrastructure beyond the demarc. The provider will install all active equipment.• The Low Voltage Contractor shall install the following per the VVD Scope of Work & Layouts:

• 7’ equipment rack for terminating and connecting all of the data wiring and fiber in the MDF and each IDF. The rack will be located within 6' of a power source.

• 12-strands of fiber as a continuous run from the MDF to each IDF including the Office and Amenity Area on the 2nd floor.


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General Contractor Low Voltage Contractor Provider 1 Notes

Equipment Racks X

Cat-6 Rough-In X

Cat-6 terminate/test/label X

RG-6 /RG-11 Rough-In X

RG-6 /RG-11 terminate/test/label X

• Home-run Wiring• The Low Voltage Contractor shall install the following per the VVD Scope of Work & Layouts:

• (1) video cable from the ADP in each unit to the corresponding IDF.• (1) data cable from the ADP to the corresponding IDF.• (1) data cable from the each unit ceiling wireless access point location thru the ADP to the IDF. Some units may have more than one access point.

• All wiring will be installed as directly as possible from the ADP to the IDF.


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• Inside Wiring• ADP

• The Low Voltage Contractor shall install the following per the VVD Scope of Work & Layouts:• an ADP with hinged door and lock. • a video splitter(s) to provide a connection for all IW to incoming video services.• a network module to provide a connection for all IW to incoming data/voice services.

• The Low Voltage Contractor shall place all modules and punch-downs in the upper 12” of the ADP. • The Low Voltage Contractor shall fill out and attach the IW label provided by the manufacturer indicating the IW layout in each unit.

• Wiring• The Low Voltage Contractor shall install the following per the VVD Scope of Work & Layouts:

• (1) video cable from the ADP to each video port on a faceplate. Some faceplates may have more than one video port• (1) data cable from the ADP to each data port on a faceplate. Some faceplates may have more than one data port. • The data cable for wireless access point is home-run back to the corresponding IDF.

• Looped through thru the ADP, but not terminated until IDF.

• All wiring will be installed as directly as possible from the faceplate to the ADP.


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Contractor Provider #1 Notes:

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Electrical outlet(s) in ADP X

Network Data Module X

Video Splitter X

Device box / mud ring X

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• Office and Amenity Areas• Office and Amenity Areas IDF

• The Low Voltage Contractor shall install per the VVD Scope of Work & Layouts a 7’ high wall mounted rack that will house the incoming connections for voice, data, and video services and distribution of all low voltage services in the Office and Amenity Areas. The Low Voltage Contractor is responsible for proper wire management.

• Wiring• The Low Voltage Contractor shall install the following per the VVD Scope of Work & Layouts:

• (1) video cable from the IDF to each video port on a faceplate. Faceplates may have more than one video port• (1) data cable from the IDF to each data port on a faceplate. Faceplates may have more than one data port.• (1) voice cable from the IDF to each voice port on a faceplate. Faceplates may have more than one voice port.

• All wiring will be installed as directly as possible from the faceplate to the IDF. • Other “House” Requirements

• The Low Voltage Contractor shall install the following from the MDF:• Fire System(s): (1) phone cable from fire system(s) – exact location to be confirmed onsite.• Elevator(s): (1) phone cable from elevator system(s) – exact location to be confirmed onsite.• Pool Emergency Phone(s): (1) pool phone with heavy duty outdoor enclosure per the authority having jurisdiction and (1) phone – exact location to be

confirmed onsite.• Guest Telephone Entry(s): (1) data/phone cable from each guest telephone entry – exact location to be confirmed onsite.

• Tanning Rooms• The low voltage contractor shall install the following from the Office /Clubhouse Resource Room to each tanning room:

• Silver Satin 4 Conductor 26AWG Wire inside a 1” smurf pipe • http://www.allentel.com/store/en/allentel/bulk-flat-line-cable---1000-feet-satin-silver?selected

• At tanning bed/room, the Low Voltage Contractor should leave 10’ of tale of cable near the final location for the tanning bed.• At the Office/Clubhouse Resource Room, the Low Voltage Contractor shall install 4x4 (Double Gang or Quad) electrical box leaving a 2’ tail.

• Connection to Office and Amenity Areas IDF(s)• n/a


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© 2016 RealPage, Inc. All trademarks and copyrights are properties of their respective ownersGeneral Contractor Low Voltage

Contractor Provider #1 Notes:

Equipment Racks X

Power & Grounding X

Device box / mud ring X

Cat-6 Rough-In X




Amenity Network equipment X

Office Network equipment Assistance Property Management

Office Phone System Assistance Property Management

Cross Connects As Required


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1B2

1B2

1C

1C

1C

1C2

2B

1C

1C2

1C

1C2

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B2

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B

1A

1A

1B

1B

1B

1A

1A

1B

1B

1A

1B

1B 1B

1A

1A

1A1A

1A 1A

1B

1B

1B 1B

1B

1B

1B

1A

1A

1A1B 1B 1B 1B

1B

2B

2B

2A

2A

2A

2A

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MDF

(2) 4” EMT conduits hung on deck 1st to 3rd floor - RISER

(2) 2” conduits from MDF to RoofWeather rated penetrations & goosenecks

1/A4.16

1/A4.15

2/A

4.17

1/A

4.17

B2

A3.03D2

A3.05

A1

A3.01

B2

A3.03

B2

A3.03

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1-ALT

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A1

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A1

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A3.01

A1

A3.01

B1

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D1

A3.04

D1

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D1

A3.04

A1

A3.01

B1

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A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

522'-1"

212'

-0"

519'-10 1/2"

203'

-3"

65'-0"101'-10"124'-6 1/2"6'-6"73'-5 1/2"86'-3"64'-6"

61'-7

"3'

-0"

6'-0

"10

'-0"

1"6'

-3"

1"34

'-2"

1"34

'-2"

1"54

'-6"

2'-0

"

2'-0" 34'-1" 6'-0" 28'-5"

34'-2

"1"

9'-1

1"6'

-0"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"6'

-0"

9'-3

"1"

6'-0

"

133'

-5"

151'-7"

11'-10"2'-10"

1"6'

-0"

9'-1

1"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"1"

9'-1

0"6'

-4"

34'-1

"2'

-0"

130'

-3"

2'-0" 54'-6" 1" 52'-5" 1" 52'-5" 1" 9'-11" 6'-0" 52'-5" 1" 52'-5" 1" 54'-6" 2'-0"

2'-0

"34

'-1"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"34

'-2"

1"6'

-3"

1"9'

-11"

1"75

'-2"

110'-4 1/2"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"

62'-1

"

1" 52'-5" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 52'-5" 2"

187'-10"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"

62'-1

"

191'-10"

1B1A2

1A1B

1B2

2B

1B2

1B21C2

1B1B

1B

2B

1B2 1B2

1B

1A1B2

1C1C1C2

1B

2M

2L

2L

2A

2A2A2A

1B

1B1B

1B

2B

1C1C2

1C2

1B21B2

1B

1C21C

1C

1B2

1B

1B2

1C2

1C

1E

1C

1B

2B

2B

1B

1C

1B

2A

2A

2A

2A

1B

1C 1C2

1B

1B1B2

1B

1C21C1E1C2

1B

1C2

2B

2B2B

2B

2B

2B

2B

2B

1B

1C

1E

1C

1C

1E1C2

1C2

1B21B

1B 1B

1B2

1B

1B21B

1B2

1B1B2

1B1A

1A21B

1C

1B2

1B2

1B

1B

1B2

1B2

1B

1C2

1C

2B

2B

2B

2B

1C

1C2

1B

1B2

1B2

1C

1C

1C

1C2

2B

1C

1C2

1C

1C2

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B2

1B2

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B

1A2

1A

1B

1B

1B

1B

1C

1B

1B

1A

1B

1B 1B

1A

1A

1A1A

1A 1A

1B

1B

1B 1B

1B

1B

1B

1A

1A

1A1B 1B 1B 1B

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2B

1B2

1B

1B2

2L

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1C2

1C

1C

1C2

1B

1C2

1C

1B

1C

1C

1C

1B

2B

2B

2B

2B

2B

1C2

1C

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Amenity

(2) 4” conduits 1st to 3rd floor - RISER

(2) 2” conduits from MDF to RoofWeather rated penetrations & goosenecks (2) 2” conduits 2nd to 3rd floor

1/A4.16

1/A4.15

2/A

4.17

1/A

4.17

A3.03

B2

A3.05

D2

A3.01

A1

A3.03

B2

A3.03

B2

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.02

B1A3.04

D1

A3.03

B2

A3.01

A1

A3.05

D2A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.03

B2

A3.03

B2

A3.04

D1

A3.02

B1

A3.02

B1

A3.03

B2

A3.03

B2

A3.03

B2

A3.04

D1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1A3.01

A1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.05

D2

A3.02

B1

A3.03

B2

A3.01

A1-ALT

A3.03

B2

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1A3.02

B1

A3.05

D2

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.01

A1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1A3.02

B1

A3.05

D2

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

524'-5"

208'

-3 1

/2"

519'-10 1/2"

204'

-3 1

/2"

2'-0"54'-6"1"52'-5"1"52'-5"6'-0"34'-2"1"34'-2"1"34'-2"1"52'-5"1"34'-2"6'-0"52'-5"1"52'-5"1"54'-6"2'-0"

2'-0

"34

'-1"

5'-7

1/2

"20

'-7"

1"9'

-11"

1"6'

-3"

1"34

'-2"

1"34

'-2"

1"54

'-6"

1'-9

"

2'-0" 34'-1" 6'-0" 28'-5" 110'-4 1/2" 2'-0" 54'-6" 1" 52'-5" 1" 52'-5" 1" 9'-11" 6'-0" 52'-5" 1" 52'-5" 1" 54'-6" 2'-0"

2'-0

"33

'-7 1

/2"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"34

'-2"

1"6'

-3"

1"10

'-3"

5 1/

2"34

'-3"

5'-7

1/2

"34

'-1"

2'-0

"

34'-2

"1"

9'-1

1"6'

-0"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"5'

-8"

9'-3

"1/

2"

127'

-0 1

/2"

1" 34'-2" 1" 52'-5" 1" 34'-2" 1"

5 1/

2"5'

-11"

9'-1

1"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"9'

-10"

6'-4

"34

'-1"

2'-0

"

130'

-3"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"

1" 52'-5" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 52'-5" 2"

1" 52'-5" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 2" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 52'-5" 1"

1" 20'-7"

62'-1

"

187'-10"

187'-10"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"

62'-1

"

10"

1"

1B1A2

1A1B

1B2

2B

1B2

1B21C2

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1B

2B

1B2 1B2

1B

1B1B2

1C1C1C2

1B

2M

2L

2L

2A

2A2A2A

1B

1B1B

1B

2B

1C1C2

1C2

1B21B2

1B

1C21C

1C

1B2

1B

1B2

1C2

1C

1E

1C

1B

2B

2B

1B

1C

1B

2A

2A

2A

2A

1B

1C 1C2

1B

1B1B2

1B

1C21C1E1C2

1B

1C2

2B

2B2B

2B

2B

2B

2B

2B

1B

1C

1E

1C

1C

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1C2

1B21B

1B 1B

1B2

B

1B21B

1B2

1B1B2

1B1A

1A21B

1C

1B2

1B2

1B

1B

1B2

1B2

1B

1C2

1C

2B

2B

2B

2B

1C

1C2

1B

1B2

1B2

1C

1C

1C

1C2

2B

1C

1C2

1C

1C2

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B2

1B2

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B

1A

1A

1B2

1B2

1B

1B

1C

1B

1B

1C

1C2

1A2

1B

1A 1A

1C

1B

1B

1C

1B2

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2B

1B2

1B2

1B2

2L

2L

1C2

1C

1C

1C2

1B

1C2

1C

1B

1C

1C

1C

1B

2B

2B

2B

2B

2B

1C2

1C

1A2

1B

1B1C

1C

1B1B

1C

1B2 1B

1B

1C

1B2 1B

1C2

1B 1B

1C

1B

1B2

1C

1C

1C

1C

1B1B2

1B

1C 1C2

1B1B2

1B

1C 1C2

1B 1B

1C2 1C

1C21C

1B

1B2 1B

1B

1C21C

1B

1B1B2 1C

1C

1B2

1A1A1A1A1A1A

1A

1A

1A2

1A2

1C1C1C1C

1B

1B1B

1B

1C1C2

1B

1B1B

1B

1C1C2

1B

1B1B

1B

1C 1C2

1B2

1B

1B

1B2

1B1B2

1B1B

1B

1C 1C2

1A

1B

1B1B

1B

1C1C2

1B1B2

1B

1C2

1B1B2

1B

1B2

1B2

1B

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A 2A

2A

2A 2A 2A 2A

2A2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2C

2C

2C2C

2C

2C

2B

2B

2B 2B 2B2B

2B

2B 2B 2B 2B 2B 2B

2B

2B 2B

2B

2B 2B

2B

2H

2H2H

2H

2H

2H

2H

A4.12

BLDG 1 THIRD - FOURTH FLOOROVERALL PLAN

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(2) 2” flexible conduit/roll pipe

(2) 4” conduits 1st to 3rd floor - RISER

(2) 2” conduits from MDF to RoofWeather rated penetrations & goosenecks (2) 2” conduits 2nd to 3rd floor Site Pathways

VVD.e4

February 10, 2017

The low voltage contractor shall wire directly from IDFs to units

The low voltage contractor shall wire directly from IDFs to units

IDF

IDF

IDFIDF

1/A4.16

1/A4.15

2/A

4.17

1/A

4.17

A3.03

B2

A3.05

D2

A3.01

A1

A3.03

B2

A3.03

B2

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.02

B1A3.04

D1

A3.03

B2

A3.01

A1

A3.05

D2A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.03

B2

A3.03

B2

A3.04

D1

A3.02

B1

A3.02

B1

A3.03

B2

A3.03

B2

A3.03

B2

A3.04

D1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1A3.01

A1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.05

D2

A3.02

B1

A3.03

B2

A3.01

A1-ALT

A3.03

B2

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1A3.02

B1

A3.05

D2

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.01

A1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.04

D1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1A3.02

B1

A3.05

D2

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

A3.01

A1

524'-5"

208'

-3 1

/2"

519'-10 1/2"

204'

-4"

2'-0"54'-6"1"52'-5"1"52'-5"6'-0"34'-2"1"34'-2"1"34'-2"1"52'-5"1"34'-2"6'-0"52'-5"1"52'-5"1"54'-6"2'-0"

2'-0

"34

'-1"

5'-7

1/2

"20

'-7"

1"9'

-11"

1"6'

-3"

1"34

'-2"

1"34

'-2"

1"54

'-6"

1'-9

"

2'-0" 34'-1" 6'-0" 28'-5" 110'-4 1/2" 2'-0" 54'-6" 1" 52'-5" 1" 52'-5" 1" 9'-11" 6'-0" 52'-5" 1" 52'-5" 1" 54'-6" 2'-0"

2'-0

"33

'-7 1

/2"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"34

'-2"

1"6'

-3"

1"10

'-3"

5 1/

2"34

'-3"

5'-7

1/2

"34

'-1"

2'-0

"

34'-2

"1"

9'-1

1"6'

-0"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"5'

-8"

9'-3

"1/

2"

127'

-0 1

/2"

1" 34'-2" 1" 52'-5" 1" 34'-2" 1"

5 1/

2"5'

-11"

9'-1

1"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"9'

-10"

6'-4

"34

'-1"

2'-0

"

130'

-3"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"

1" 52'-5" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 52'-5" 2"

1" 52'-5" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 2" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 52'-5" 1"

1" 20'-7"

62'-1

"

187'-10"

187'-10"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"

62'-1

"

10"

1"

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1A1B

1B2

2B

1B2

1B21C2

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1/A4.16

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B2

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A3.05

A1

A3.01

B2

A3.03

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A3.03

A1

A3.01

A1

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A1-ALT

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A3.03

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A1

A3.01

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A3.01

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A3.02

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A3.04

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A3.02

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A3.05

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A3.01

A1

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522'-1"

212'

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519'-10 1/2"

203'

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65'-0"101'-10"124'-6 1/2"6'-6"73'-5 1/2"86'-3"64'-6"

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'-0"

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Closet Elevations

VVD.f1

February 10, 2017

CCR/MDF – Clubhouse (Wall #2)

2’ Equipmentspace 3’ work space

5’ total depth including hallway in front of doors

CCR/MDF – Clubhouse (Wall #1)

Access Device

& CCTV

7’h x 2’w

120vD120vD

Access Device

&CCTV

7’h x 2’w

120vD120vD

AudioVideo

7’h x 2’w

120vD120vD

AudioVideo

7’h x 2’w

120vD120vD

Future Use

7’h x 2’w

120vD120vD

Video/Data7’h x 4’w

Phone7’h x 2’w

120vD120vD

busbar

Office & AmenityPhone &

Data7’h x 2’w

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120vD120vD

120vD120vD

Future Use

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MDF


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A3.03

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A3.04

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A3.01

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A3.04

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519'-10 1/2"

204'

-3 1

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2'-0"54'-6"1"52'-5"1"52'-5"6'-0"34'-2"1"34'-2"1"34'-2"1"52'-5"1"34'-2"6'-0"52'-5"1"52'-5"1"54'-6"2'-0"

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"34

'-1"

5'-7

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"20

'-7"

1"9'

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1"34

'-2"

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'-2"

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'-6"

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"

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2'-0

"33

'-7 1

/2"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"34

'-2"

1"6'

-3"

1"10

'-3"

5 1/

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'-3"

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"34

'-1"

2'-0

"

34'-2

"1"

9'-1

1"6'

-0"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"5'

-8"

9'-3

"1/

2"

127'

-0 1

/2"

1" 34'-2" 1" 52'-5" 1" 34'-2" 1"

5 1/

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-11"

9'-1

1"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"1"

20'-7

"9'

-10"

6'-4

"34

'-1"

2'-0

"

130'

-3"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"

1" 52'-5" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 52'-5" 2"

1" 52'-5" 1" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 2" 20'-7" 1" 20'-7" 1" 52'-5" 1"

1" 20'-7"

62'-1

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187'-10"

187'-10"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"20

'-7"

1"

62'-1

"

10"

1"

1B1A2

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2B

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1B21C2

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1B2 1B2

1B

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1B

2M

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1B

1B

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1C2

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2B

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1C

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1C

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2B

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1C2

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1C2

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1B

1B

1B

1B

1B2

1B2

1B

1B

1B

1B

1B

1A

1A

1B2

1B2

1B

1B

1C

1B

1B

1C

1C2

1A2

1B

1A 1A

1C

1B

1B

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1B2

2A

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2A

2A

2A

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1B2

1B2

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1C2

1B

1C2

1C

1B

1C

1C

1C

1B

2B

2B

2B

2B

2B

1C2

1C

1A2

1B

1B1C

1C

1B1B

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1B2 1B

1B

1C

1B2 1B

1C2

1B 1B

1C

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1B2

1C

1C

1C

1C

1B1B2

1B

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1B1B2

1B

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1B 1B

1C2 1C

1C21C

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1B

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1C

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1C2

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1B

1B2

1B2

1B

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

2A

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2A

2A 2A 2A 2A

2A2A

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2A

2A

2C

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2C2C

2C

2C

2B

2B

2B 2B 2B2B

2B

2B 2B 2B 2B 2B 2B

2B

2B 2B

2B

2B 2B

2B

2H

2H2H

2H

2H

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2H

A4.12

BLDG 1 THIRD - FOURTH FLOOROVERALL PLAN

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Interior Wi-Fi cables on ceilingExterior Wi-Fi Cables on wall minimum 9’ AFF

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GENERAL NOTES:

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2. REFER TO SCHEDULE OF MATERIALS FOR DECORATIVE LIGHTING FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS

3.LOUDSPEAKERS, BAFFLES, AIR GRILLES, SLOT DIFFUSERS, ACCESS PANELS, COVER PLATES,

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1/A4.16

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519'-10 1/2"

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CLUBHOUSE

87'-7 1/2" 63'-1 1/2" 73'-5 1/2" 6'-6" 46'-1" 26'-3 1/2" 91'-2 1/2"

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20'-7

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11'-10"2'-10"

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Wi-Fi

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Wi-Fi

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Wi-Fi Wi-Fi

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Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi


Unit Wiring Layout

VVD.h1

February 10, 2017

Unless specified otherwise, all of the below shall be installed by general contractor

Primex P3000 Suttle MediaMAX

Leviton 49605-30Wor equivalent

Leave OpenFor ServicesInstallation

1x8Data

1x6Video

120vD

(1) category 6

(1) series 6 or 11

living area

D DV

(2) category 6

(1) series 6

bdrmdesk

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living area ceiling

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Unit Wiring Layout

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