BASRAH SPORTS CITY

SECTION 230993 - AUTOMATIC CONTROL SEQUENCES

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 WORK INCLUDED

A. The work of this section shall include, but is not limited to, the supply and installation of the
necessary software, programming, sensing, controlling and controlled devices, piping, wiring
and commissioning of automatic control systems, so as to provide a complete control system,
meet requirements of control sequences specified.

1.2 RELATED DOCUMENTS

A. Section 23 05 01 - Mechanical General Provisions

B. Section 23 09 00 - Building Management System (BMS)

C. Section 28 31 00 - Fire Management System

D. Security System

E. Lighting Controls

F. Scoreboard System

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

NOT USED.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 GENERAL

A. Contractor shall provide customized control strategies and control sequences and define
appropriate control loop algorithms and choose the optimum loop parameters for loop control.
All control loops shall be tuned to stabilize within plus or minus 1 percent of setpoint within 5
minutes of setpoint change or startup.

B. Safety devices shall be hardwire interlocked with “hand” and “automatic” positions in series with
motor controller holding circuit.

C. Fire and life safety sequences shall override other automatic control sequences including
hardwired safety devices.

D. Reset schedules and setpoints shown in sequences are for initial programming and start up.
During system commissioning the reset schedules and setpoints shall be fine tuned to obtain
desired thermal comfort, energy and ventilation system results.

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E. The intent of the reset schedules indicated is that the range of the output be limited between the
minimum and maximum values indicated in the reset schedules.

F. All functions which use analog points to switch equipment on and off (e.g., fans, pumps) must
be programmed with dead bands, and if necessary, time delays to prevent short cycling of
equipment.

G. Starting of fans shall have built in time delays where a damper is required to open or close prior
to fan pressure build up.

3.2 SEQUENCE OF OPERATION

A. Modes of Operation Definition:

1. Occupied Mode:

a. The system shall operate in occupied mode whenever the schedule indicates an
occupied time period or when any zone control space temperature sensor override
device is in the override position; or
b. The warm-up or cool down cycle is complete but the scheduled occupancy period
start time has not been reached.

2. Warm Up Mode:

a. The BMS shall calculate a representative zone temperature based on the average
of selected zone temperatures.
b. An optimal start program shall determine the required start time to bring the
building's representative space temperature to its occupied heating setpoint by the
scheduled occupancy period.
c. Warm-up mode shall be initiated if the optimal start program determines that
morning warm-up is required and the building is in unoccupied mode at the optimal
start time.
d. Warm Up mode shall end when:

1) The representative zone temperature reaches setpoint, or

2) Return air temperature rises above 68 degrees F, or
3) A scheduled occupancy period has started, or
4) The building enters after-hours override occupied mode.

e. Upon ending warm-up mode, the building shall enter occupied mode.

3. Cool Down Mode:

a. The BMS shall calculate a representative zone temperature based on the average
of selected zone temperatures.
b. An optimal start program shall determine the required start time to bring the
building's representative space temperature to its occupied cooling setpoint by the
scheduled occupancy period.
c. Cool down mode shall be initiated if the optimal start program determines that cool
down is required and the building is in unoccupied mode at the optimal start time.
d. Cool down mode shall end when:

1) The representative zone temperature reaches setpoint, or

2) Return air temperature drops below 76 degrees F, or
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3) A scheduled occupancy period has started, or

4) The building enters after-hours override occupied mode.

e. Upon ending cool down mode, the building shall enter occupied mode.

4. Unoccupied Mode:

a. The building is considered to be in unoccupied operation whenever it is not in

warm-up, cool down or occupied operation.
b. The system shall not operate whenever the operating schedule indicates an
unoccupied time period.

5. Fire Mode: The system shall run in this mode based on input from the fire alarm system.
This mode shall have priority over all other control modes.

3.3 CONSTANT VOLUME VARIABLE TEMPERATURE AIR HANDLING UNIT (AIR

ECONOMIZER)

A. General: AHU

B. System Off:

1. Minimum outside air, economizer outside and relief air dampers closed.
2. Return air damper open.
3. Supply fans, (return fans), (relief fans) off.
4. DX cooling system off.
5. Electric heating coil de-energized.
6. The heating coil control valve will be under control of its discharge temperature control
loop.
7. All other control loops inactive.

C. System Start:

1. Operator entered command at the BMS.

2. Automatically by the BMS based on preprogrammed schedules.

D. System Operation:

1. The supply fan starts. Fan status shall be reported to the BMS.
2. The return fan starts. Fan status shall be reported to the BMS.
3. Modulate the relief air dampers (and fans) in sequence to maintain space differential
pressure setpoint.
4. Modulate the heating coil to maintain the discharge temperature setpoint.
5. A static pressure sensor located in the space shall over-ride the temperature controls and
modulate the outside air and spill air dampers open, and return air damper closed to
maintain a positive pressure. The heating coil shall modulate to maintain the space
temperature setpoint.
6. Warm Up and Cool Down Mode:

a. During the Warm Up mode the outside air damper, minimum outside air damper
and relief air damper shall be closed and the return damper shall be open. The
cooling system shall be off and the heating coil shall be modulated.

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b. During the Cool Down mode if outside air temperature and enthalpy is greater than
the return air temperature and enthalpy, the dampers shall be positioned as
described under Warm Up mode, otherwise the dampers shall be controlled as
described in the occupied mode. The cooling system shall be controlled to
maintain the return air temperature at 26 degrees C, the heating coil shall be off
and maintain a low limit discharge temperature of 10 degrees C.

7. Occupied Mode: The minimum outside air damper shall open.

a. When the outside air temperature and enthalpy is lower than the return air
temperature and enthalpy, modulate the economizer outside air and return air
dampers as required to maintain space temperature setpoint. When the return air
temperature and enthalpy is lower than the outside air temperature and enthalpy,
the economizer dampers shall be positioned to the minimum outside air position.
b. When the space temperature cannot be maintained through the use of the air
economizer sequence, modulate the cooling system and electric heating coil in
stages without overlap as required to maintain space set point.
c. The heating coil shall be controlled to maintain a low limit discharge temperature of
10 degrees C.
d. The return air humidity sensor shall override the cooling control loop to provide
more cooling for dehumidification in order to maintain the humidity setpoint.
During dehumidification the heating coil shall remain under control of heating loop
to maintain zone temperature setpoint.

8. Unoccupied Mode: The system shall be off.

E. System Stop:

1. Operator command at the BMS or automatically by the BMS based on preprogrammed

schedule.
2. When the system is called to stop, the system shall revert to that “Off” state as described
above.

F. Setpoints:

1. Space temperature 23 degrees C heating and 25 degrees C cooling. Alarm at BMS at

+/- 1.5 degrees C from setpoint.
2. Space pressure differential setpoint 1.3 millimeters w.g. relative to outside. Alarm at
BMS at +/- 0.5 millimeters w.g from setpoint.

G. Safeties: A differential pressure switch with indicator gauge installed across the filter shall
indicate whenever the filter is obstructed and initiate a non-critical alarm at the BMS.

3.4 CONSTANT VOLUME AIR HANDLING SYSTEMS WITH HEAT RECOVERY AIR
ECONOMIZER

A. General: AHU

B. System Off:

1. Minimum outside air, economizer and relief air dampers closed.

2. Return air damper open.
3. Supply fans, (return fans), (relief fans) off.
4. DX cooling off.
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5. Electric heating coil de-energized.

6. The heating coil will be under control of its discharge temperature control loop.
7. All other control loops inactive.

C. System Start:

1. Operator entered command at the BMS.

2. Automatically by the BMS based on preprogrammed schedules.

D. System Operation:

1. The supply fan starts. Fan status shall be reported to the BMS.
2. The return fan starts. Fan status shall be reported to the BMS.
3. Upon proof of supply fan start, the system control loops shall be active.
4. Modulate the relief air dampers (and fans) in sequence to maintain space differential
pressure setpoint.
5. Warm Up and Cool Down Mode:

a. During the Warm Up mode the outside air damper, minimum outside air damper
and relief air damper shall be closed and the return damper shall be open. The
cooling system shall be off and the heating coil shall be modulated.
b. During the Cool Down mode if outside air temperature (and enthalpy) is greater
than the return air temperature (and enthalpy), the dampers shall be positioned as
described under Warm Up mode, otherwise the dampers shall be controlled as
described in the occupied mode. The cooling system shall be controlled to
maintain the return air temperature at 26 degrees C. The heating coil shall be
controlled to maintain a low limit discharge temperature of 10 degrees C.

6. Occupied Mode:

a. The minimum outside air damper shall open.

b. When the return air temperature and enthalpy is greater than the outside air
temperature and enthalpy, the mixing dampers shall modulate according to
temperature control sequence described above. When the return air temperature
and enthalpy is less than the outside air temperature and enthalpy, the mixing
dampers shall be positioned to the minimum outside air position.
c. The zone control loop calling for the most cooling shall reset the supply air
temperature setpoint in order to maintain the respective zone air temperature
setpoint. Independent control loops for the heating coil, mixing dampers, and
cooling system shall be provided and be operator adjustable. The mixing dampers
and cooling valve operate in sequence. The discharge temperature setpoint shall
be limited between 13 degrees C and 19 degrees C.
d. The heating coil shall be controlled to maintain a low limit discharge temperature of
10 degrees C.
e. The return air humidity sensor shall override the cooling control loop to provide
more cooling for dehumidification in order to maintain the humidity setpoint.
During dehumidification the heating coil shall remain under control of heating loop
to maintain zone temperature setpoint.
f. The zone temperature sensor shall, through the BMS, modulate the respective
heating coil to maintain the zone temperature setpoint.

7. Unoccupied Mode: The system shall be off.

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E. System Stop:

1. Operator command at the BMS or automatically by the BMS based on preprogrammed

schedule.
2. When the system is called to stop, the system shall revert to that “Off” state as described
above.

F. Setpoints:

1. Zone temperature 23 degrees C heating and 26 degrees C cooling. Alarm at BMS at +/-
1.5 degrees C from setpoint.
2. Space pressure differential setpoint 1.3 millimeters w.g. relative to outside. Alarm at
BMS at +/- 0.5 millimeters w.g from setpoint.
3. Supply air temperature between 13 degrees C and 18 degrees C. Alarm at BMS at +/-
1.5 degrees C from setpoint extremes.
4. Relative humidity setpoint between 30 percent and 50 percent. Alarm at BMS at +/- 5
percent from setpoint extremes.
5. Preheat coil discharge air temperature 33 degrees C. Alarm at BMS at +/- 1.5 degree C
from setpoint.

G. Safeties: A differential pressure switch with indicator gauge installed across the filter shall
indicate whenever the filter is obstructed and initiate a non-critical alarm at the BMS.

3.5 ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OUTSIDE AIR HANDLING SYSTEMS

A. General: AHU

B. System Off:

1. Supply fan and associated exhaust fan off.

2. Outdoor air damper closed. Exhaust air damper closed.
3. The heating coil control will be under control of its discharge temperature control loop.
4. Control loops inactive.

C. System Start:

1. Operator entered command at the BMS.

2. Automatically by the BMS based on preprogrammed schedule.
3. Interlock with associated exhaust fans

D. System Operation:

1. Prior to starting the supply fan and exhaust fan the associated dampers shall open fully
as proven by the damper end switch. Start supply and exhaust fans. Report fan status
at the BMS.
2. The heating coil, and cooling system must operate in sequence without overlap to
maintain the space air temperature setpoint. Reset the setpoint based on outdoor air
temperature.
3. Maintain the heating discharge temperature at 10 degrees C at all times.
4. Override the cooling control loop to provide more cooling for dehumidification in order to
maintain the return air humidity setpoint. During dehumidification the heating coil shall
remain under control of heating loop to maintain space temperature setpoint.
5. Carbon Dioxide (CO-2) monitoring:

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a. Outside air damper position shall be driven open up to the maximum air flow set
point as needed to maintain CO-2 concentrations at or below 900 parts per million
(PPM) adjustable during Occupancy. This shall over ride the temperature control
sequence for controlling the outside air damper. The re-heat coil shall continue to
operate in it normal mode. This sequence shall not apply when the building is not
Occupied.
b. When the CO-2 concentration is below the set point of 900 PPM adjustable during
Occupancy, the normal temperature control sequence shall apply and the damper
shall modulate between the maximum and 15 percent of maximum CFM set
points. Adjust the fan variable speed drive to match the damper position.
c. All other provisions of the sequence shall remain unchanged.
d. Alarm: In the event that the CO-2 concentration of a monitored room exceed 1100
PPM adjustable during Occupancy for period exceeding 10 minutes adjustable and
alarm shall be initiated at the BMS.

E. System Stop:

1. Operator command at the BMS or automatically by the BMS based on a preprogrammed

schedule.
2. When the system is called to stop, the system shall revert to that “Off” state as described
above.

F. Setpoints:

1. Supply air temperature between 22 degrees C heating and 15 degrees C cooling. Alarm
at BMS at +/- 1.5 degrees C from setpoint.
2. CO-2 concentrations at or below 900 PPM, alarm at 1100 PPM

G. Safeties: A differential pressure switch with indicator gauge installed across the filter shall
indicate whenever the filter is obstructed and initiate a non-critical alarm at the BMS.

3.6 EMERGENCY GENERATOR VENTILATION

A. System Off: General exhaust fan shall be on.

B. System Start: Automatically when generator starts.

C. System Operation: When the emergency generator is energized, the general exhaust fan for
room shall be off.

D. System Stop: When the system is called to stop, the system shall revert to that “Off” state as
described above.

E. Setpoints: None.

F. Safeties: In the event of a BMS component failure or loss of control power, exhaust fan shall
remain on or start.

3.7 FAN COIL UNITS

A. System Off:

1. Supply fan off.

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2. DX cooling system off.

3. Electric heating coil de-energized.
4. Control loops inactive.

B. System Start:

1. Automatically by the BMS based on preprogrammed schedule.

2. Operator entered command at the BMS.
3. Local switch.
4. Local temperature sensor.

C. System Operation:

1. The supply fan shall run.

2. The DX cooling system shall modulate to maintain space temperature setpoint.
3. The electric coil step controller shall modulate to maintain space temperature setpoint.

D. System Stop:

1. Operator command at the BMS or automatically by the BMS based on a preprogrammed

schedule.
2. Manual off at local switch.
3. When the system is called to stop, the system shall revert to that “Off” state as described
above.

E. Setpoints: Space temperature 20 degrees C heating and 24 degrees C cooling. Alarm at BMS
at +/- 1.5 degrees C from setpoint.

3.8 ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOMS, HOISTWAYS, AND ELECTRIC ROOM AIR CONDITIONING
SYSTEMS

A. System Off:

1. Fan shall be off.

2. DX refrigeration system inactive.

B. System Start: Locally from space thermostat.

C. System Operation:

1. The recirculating supply fan shall be controlled by a space thermostat to maintain an

adjustable set space temperature.
2. On a rise in temperature above 36 degrees C adjustable, the thermostat shall energize
the supply fan.
3. On a drop in space temperature below 32 degrees C, the space thermostat shall de-
energize the supply fan.
4. The DX refrigeration system shall energize when supply fan starts.

D. System Stop: On a drop in space temperature below 32 degrees C revert to the system off
state.

E. Setpoints: System on at 36 degrees C; system off at 32 degrees C.

F. Safeties: Provide high room temperature alarm at the BMS.

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3.9 TOILET EXHAUST AND GENERAL EXHAUST FANS

A. System Off:

1. Fans off.
2. Exhaust dampers closed.

B. System Start:

1. Automatically by the BMS based on preprogrammed schedule.

2. Operator entered command at the BMS.

C. System Operation:

1. Dampers open.
2. Fans start after proof of damper opening.

D. System Stop:

1. Operator command at the BMS or automatically by the BMS based on a preprogrammed

schedule.
2. When the system is called to stop, the system shall revert to that “Off” state as described
above.

E. Alarms: Fan failure.

3.10 LOCAL CONTROL, EXHAUST FANS

A. System Off: Fans off.

B. System Start: Local line voltage thermostat.

C. System Operation: Cycle the fan on and off on a rise or drop in space temperature.

D. System Setpoints: System on at 45 degrees C; system off at 40 degrees C.

3.11 FUEL OIL CONTROL SYSTEM

A. General: Monitor the fuel oil system.

B. Safeties: Provide at the BMS high and low level alarms for main tank and day tanks, pump
status and alarm, fuel oil leak detection alarm from form C contact at packaged fuel oil control
system.

3.12 GARAGE EXHAUST FANS

A. System Off:

1. Exhaust fans shall be off.

2. Supply fans shall be on.
3. Control loops shall be inactive.

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B. System Start:

1. Operator entered command at the BMS.

2. Automatically by the BMS based on preprogrammed schedule.
3. Automatically by the BMS based on input from the carbon monoxide sensing system
when any sensor is at 90 ppm or greater for more than 5 minutes or the average carbon
monoxide level from all sensors on a level is between 25 and 50 ppm.

C. System Operation:

1. Prior to starting the supply or exhaust fan the outside air or exhaust air damper shall
open fully as proven by the damper end switch.
2. Fans shall run.

D. System Stop:

1. Operator command at the BMS or automatically by the BMS based on a preprogrammed

schedule.
2. Automatically by the BMS based on input from the carbon monoxide system that all
sensors are at less than an average of 25 ppm for greater than 15 minutes.
3. When the system is called to stop, the system shall revert to that “Off” state as described
above.

E. Setpoints: Carbon monoxide concentration of 50 ppm +/-5 ppm.

F. Safeties: Failure of the carbon monoxide sensing system shall alarm at the BMS and the
supply and exhaust fans shall start.

3.13 INPUT/OUTPUT SUMMARY SHEETS

A. The following pages provide a list of input/output points. The Contractor shall provide
necessary hardware and software including sensors and wiring.

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Air-Cooled Air Conditioning System

SYSTEM POINT LIST

ANALOG DIGITAL SYSTEM FEATURES
INPUT OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT ALARMS PROGRAMS

STATUS OPEN/CLOSED

MORNING WARMUP
SET POINT ADJUST

TIME SCHEDULING
OPT. START/STOP
Room CO2 Sensor

GENERAL ALARM
HIGH-LOW LEVEL

COLOR GRAPHIC
EQUIPMENT TAG AND KEY TO

STATUS ON/OFF
TEMPERATURE

OPEN-CLOSED
Step Controller
POINT DESCRIPTION NOTES

HIGH ANALOG
LOW ANALOG
HIGH BINARY
LOW BINARY
PRESSURE

RUN TIME
OFF-ON
SPEED

RESET
RH

AC System x x x x x x x x x x x x 1. 3. 8. 9.
Air handling unit x x x x x x x x 2. 4. 7.
Supply fan x x x x x x x x x x 11.
Outside air x x
HRV exhaust fan x x x 11.
Outside air damper x x x x x x
Return air damper x x x x x x 10.
Relief air damper x x x x x x x
Supply Air x x x x x x
Return Air x x x x x x
Heating Coil x x x x x x x x x x x x
DX cooling x x x x x x
Filter switch x x x
Duct Smoke Detector x x 5.
Condenser unit x x x x x x x x 6.
Compressors x x
NOTES: 1. Building Static Pressure 2. hardwire interlock with relief damper 3.outside air temperature 4. fan motor current switch
5. hardwired supply fan shutdown 6. DDC interface with condenser control panel 7. Space Temperature
8. Associated exhaust fan interlock 9. Filter Status 10. relief dampers for 10 systems 11. VFD for eight 100% outside air systems

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Split Systems

SYSTEM POINT LIST

ANALOG DIGITAL SYSTEM FEATURES
INPUT OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT ALARMS PROGRAMS

STATUS OPEN/CLOSED

MORNING WARMUP
SET POINT ADJUST

WATER DETECTOR
TIME SCHEDULING
OPT. START/STOP
Room CO2 Sensor

GENERAL ALARM
HIGH-LOW LEVEL

COLOR GRAPHIC
EQUIPMENT TAG AND KEY TO

STATUS ON/OFF
TEMPERATURE

OPEN-CLOSED
POINT DESCRIPTION NOTES

Step Controller

HIGH ANALOG
LOW ANALOG
HIGH BINARY
LOW BINARY
PRESSURE

RUN TIME
OFF-ON

RESET
RH

Split System x x x x x 4.
Indoor fan coil x x x x x x x x 1.
Room sensor x x x x x x x x x x
Outdoor Condenser x x x x x x x x
Condensate drain pump x 2.
Duct Smoke Detector x x 3.

NOTES: 1. water detector alarm in secondary drain pan 2. overflow alarm on split systems with gravity condensate drains
3. hardwired supply fan shutdown 4. Filter Status

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Packaged AC unit

SYSTEM POINT LIST

ANALOG DIGITAL SYSTEM FEATURES
INPUT OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT ALARMS PROGRAMS

STATUS OPEN/CLOSED

MORNING WARMUP
SET POINT ADJUST

WATER DETECTOR
TIME SCHEDULING
OPT. START/STOP
Room CO2 Sensor

GENERAL ALARM
HIGH-LOW LEVEL

COLOR GRAPHIC
EQUIPMENT TAG AND KEY TO

STATUS ON/OFF
TEMPERATURE

OPEN-CLOSED
POINT DESCRIPTION NOTES

Step Controller

HIGH ANALOG
LOW ANALOG
HIGH BINARY
LOW BINARY
PRESSURE

RUN TIME
OFF-ON

RESET
RH

Packaged AC System x x x x x 3. 4.
Evaporator fan x x x x x x x
Room sensor x x x x x x x x x
Condenser fans, x x x x x x x x
Compressors
Condensate drain pump x x 1.
Duct Smoke Detector x x 2.
Filter switch x x x

NOTES: 1.overflow alarm on split systems with gravity condensate drains 2. hardwired supply fan shutdown 3. Supply and return air
4. Filter Status

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Miscellaneous Controls

SYSTEM POINT LIST

ANALOG DIGITAL SYSTEM FEATURES
INPUT OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT ALARMS PROGRAMS

MORNING WARMUP
TIME SCHEDULING
OPT. START/STOP
GENERAL ALARM
HIGH-LOW LEVEL

COLOR GRAPHIC
STATUS ON/OFF
EQUIPMENT TAG

SET POINT ADJ.

TEMPERATURE
KEY TO

OPEN-CLOSED
OPEN/CLOSED

HIGH ANALOG
LOW ANALOG
AND POINT

HIGH BINARY
LOW BINARY
NOTES
DESCRIPTION
PRESSURE

CO LEVEL

RUN TIME
STATUS

OFF-ON

RESET
FLOW

Toilet Exhaust Fans x x x 1.

Domestic Water x x x x x x x x x
Heaters
Garage Exhaust fans x x x X 2. 3.
Domestic Cold Water x x x
Fire pump room x x
CO monitoring/fan x x x x x
control system
Elevator pit water x typical- all
detection pits
Sump pit water x typical- all
detection pits
Fire pumps x x
Booster pump x x x
Irrigation pump x x x 6.
control
Sump pumps & x x x typical- all
sewage ejectors pumps
Fuel oil system x x x 4. 5.
NOTES: 1. fan motor current switch 2. hardwired supply fan shutdown 3. refer to specification for fan operation 4. fuel oil leak detection
5. Low level 6. Four (4) locations.

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Miscellaneous Controls

SYSTEM POINT LIST

ANALOG DIGITAL SYSTEM FEATURES
INPUT OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT ALARMS PROGRAMS

STATUS OPEN/CLOSED

MORNING WARMUP
TIME SCHEDULING
OPT. START/STOP
GENERAL ALARM
HIGH-LOW LEVEL

COLOR GRAPHIC
EQUIPMENT TAG AND KEY TO

STATUS ON/OFF
SET POINT ADJ.
TEMPERATURE

OPEN-CLOSED
POINT DESCRIPTION NOTES

HIGH ANALOG
LOW ANALOG
HIGH BINARY
LOW BINARY
PRESSURE

RUN TIME
OFF-ON

RESET
RH

Building security x 1
Building kW –
x 2
electrical service
Fire alarm x 3
Generator x x 3
Generator ground fault
x 3
indication
Electrical service
x 3
ground fault indication
Scoreboard coding x x x x x x x 4
Non-water based fire x typical-
suppression system all
systems
Pre-action fire x
sprinkler
NOTES: 1. Security summary alarm. 2. Demand pulsometer furnished and installed by Division 23 in main electrical rooms.
3. Indication Alarm 4. Main Stadium scoreboard: nine (9) AC units; Secondary Stadium: three (3) AC units

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Kitchen Hood Exhaust Scrubber

SYSTEM POINT LIST

ANALOG DIGITAL SYSTEM FEATURES
INPUT OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT ALARMS PROGRAMS

STATUS OPEN/CLOSED

MORNING WARMUP
TIME SCHEDULING
EQUIPMENT TAG

OPT. START/STOP
GENERAL ALARM
HIGH-LOW LEVEL

COLOR GRAPHIC
KEY TO

STATUS ON/OFF
AND POINT

SET POINT ADJ.

TEMPERATURE

OPEN-CLOSED
NOTES

HIGH ANALOG
LOW ANALOG
DESCRIPTION

HIGH BINARY
LOW BINARY
PRESSURE

RUN TIME
OFF-ON

RESET
RH

GXU System x x x x
Exhaust fan x x x x x
Filter switch x x
Make-up air x x x x 1.
Fire suppression x 2.
system
Condenser unit for x x 1.
make-up air AHU
NOTES: 1. Interlock associated AHU with GXU. 2. Interlock with exhaust fan & AHU fan

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