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KRONE PrmisNET C3 Solution 23

THE

KRONE CONTROL COMMAND COMMUNICATION

SOLUTION

KRONE PremisNET C3 SOLUTION

FOR THE STRUCTURED CABLING OF INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS

SPECIFIERS, DESIGNERS, & INSTALLERS GUIDE

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Introduction

This document has been compiled primarily to detail the KRONE PremisNET C3

Solution for the structured cabling of Intelligent Buildings Telecommunicationshave already adopted this concept as part of the building’s infrastructure forvoice and data This is one of the major reasons why buildings are thought of

as being dynamic

Telecommunications is more than just voice and data Telecommunicationstakes in many other building systems including Climate Control for heating,ventilation, and air conditioning, Lighting Management for increasing efficiencycosts, Security for access control, surveillance and intruder alert monitoring,and Audio for public address

Indeed telecommunications can carry all low voltage signal systems that

control information within the intelligent Building and the KRONE PremisNET C3

Solution can Control, Command, Communicate, and consolidate all theseindividual building systems

During the life of a building, additions and changes have become more the rulethan the exception The traditional method of proprietary cabling that supportsindividual building systems, can no longer support the increasing demands put

on to the building owners by the occupants The KRONE PremisNET C3 Solutionaddresses this problem in a positive way The Intelligent building cableinfrastructure can be future proof designed and installed to benefit everyone

This document includes the planning, design and implementation process of

the KRONE PremisNET C3 Solution Firstly however a brief overview will bepresented outlining and defining some of the generic Communication, BuildingAutomation, and Security system architectures and the terms and productscommonly used in the industry today

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 GENERIC CABLING DESIGN 1

1.1 Communications Systems Cabling Design 1

1.1.1 Cabling Medium 1

1.1.2 Generic Cabling Solution Voice/Data 2

1.2 Building Management Systems 3

1.2.1 Background 3

1.2.2 Building Management System Service Applications 5

2.0 THE KRONE PremisNET C3 SOLUTION 6

2.1 Introduction 7

2.2 Planning Considerations 7

2.3 The KRONE PremisNET C3 Structured Cabling Sytesm 10

2.3.1 PremisNET C3 Building and Floor Distributor 13

2.3.2 PremisNET C3 Labeling Standard 14

2.3.2.1 Colour Code 14

2.3.2.2 Naming Convention 15

3.0 The KRONE PremisNET C3 SOLUTION BMS SERVICE APPLICATIONS 19

3.1 Climate Control Management Systems 20

Horizontal Cables 21

Backbone Cables 21

Application Cables 21

Cabling Medium: 21

Summary 21

3.2 Lighting Control Management Systems 25

Summary 26

3.3 Public Address System 28

Summary: 30

3.4 Security Management Systems 36

3.4.1 Security Alarm & CCTV Management Systems 37

Summary 38

3.4.2 Access Control Systems 40

Summary 41

3.5 Video Systems 44

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Cabling Medium 45

Summary: 46

3.6 Intercom Systems 47

Cabling Medium 48

Summary: 48

4.0 KRONE PremisNET C 3 SOLUTION PRODUCT LIST 51

4.1 Approved Connection Boxes 53

4.1.1a Termination Point Connection Box 53

4.1.1b Termination Point Connection Box 54

5.0 GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS 55

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1.0 GENERIC CABLING DESIGN

1.1 Communications Systems Cabling Design:

The communications standards define the minimum structure to deliver voiceand data services to the desktop in accordance with the above standards

This standard dissects cabling into the following major elements:

-Work Area

-Horizontal Cabling and the Consolidation Point

-Floor Distribution System within a Telecommunications Enclosure

This can be incorporated into a horizontal cabling design where cabling density

is significant or where excessive configuration management activities arerequired due to staff or equipment movements This element can be comparedwith the final distribution point or FDP used in block cabling distribution forvoice services

This approach is developing acceptance across the market but there are fewvendors that offer a range of consolidation point solutions that are includedwithin the vendor certification process This item will be highlighted in the nextsection and may become a pivotal element in the overall generic cablingdesign for the intelligent building

1.1.1Cabling Medium

Cabling medium used by the communications industry include:

-Unshielded Twisted Pair (Copper)

-Optical Fibre (62.5/125 um or 50/125um )

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1.1.2Generic Cabling Solution Voice and Data Communications

Building Backbone Cable

Fig 1: Generic Communications Services Solution

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1.2 Building Management Systems:

1.2.1Background:

Building Management Systems (BMS) products, like most technology products,had their development enhanced through the US space race of the 1960’s Wesaw in the early 70’s, building management system manufacturers developproducts to be used in ‘centralised’ computer system architecture

Centralised control systems deliver functionality and depend on userconnectivity through the horizontal and backbone sub systems to one locationwhere all equipment is centralised These systems were developed withproduct specialists and technology experts in mind and were far from userfriendly to the building owner or tenant They required highly skilled operators

to gain the product efficiencies and functionality specified by thesemanufacturers

With the building owner and tenant demanding high speed, high capacityinformation processing, increased functionality from the product and increasedfocus on reliability and disaster recovery, we have seen the move in the early80’s to distributed processing environments A distributed control systemspreads its active devices and intelligence throughout the facility

Cabling designers need to be aware of the differences between these systems

Today, these two options in centralised and distributed control systems stillremain

In the first instance, these building management systems operated on lowspeed dedicated 4.8Kor 9.6Kbps proprietary communication buses Laterreleases saw these building management systems operating over higher speedand bandwidth network architectures such as the 2.5 Mbps ArcNet system

Today, with the move to internationally driven Open Standard (Seven-LayerNetwork model) by the International Standards Organisation (ISO) asrepresented by the Open Systems Forum (OSF), has seen the move towardinteroperability onto today’s minimum network standard, 10Mbps Ethernet.Figure 2 located on page 4 of this document shows the traditional buildingblocks and the installation bus topology

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Fig 2: Traditional Building Management System installed as a Bus Topology

Mechanical Plant Room

Master Computer

Monitored Area -First Floor Monitored Area- 2nd Floor

Intelligent Controllers Network Bus (Backbone) Distributed Control Modules

Master Network Interface Modules

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1.2.2 Building Management Systems, Service Applications

The main service applications that make up an integrated buildingmanagement system includes:

 Climate Control

-Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Systems (HVAC).Automation of these systems require central plant controllers andIndividual room or zone controllers

 Lighting Control:

-Intelligent Lighting Controller (ILC)

 Public Address System:

-Smart PA Systems provide interface/integration with variousbuilding systems such as Telephony System, or providebackground mood music or interface with emergency controlsystems such as Fire and Security to improve evacuationprocedures

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for the Structured Cabling of Intelligent Buildings

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2.1 Introduction

The KRONE PremisNET C3 Solution uses multiple Floor Distributors strategicallyplaced onto each floor to capture all Building Management System (BMS)Service Applications

This option employs fixed wiring and provides added flexibility to connect anddisconnect at the Application and Backbone Service Connection Point of thesestrategic Floor Distributor panels This solution enables common delivery ofcabling whilst ensuring connectivity and segregated management of wiringwith respect to the voice and data cabling management solution Therefore itpresents a solution to cover any and all Service Applications requiringstandards based connectivity and most applications requiring proprietaryconnectivity

The following sections will work through each of the main BMS ServiceApplications listed in section 2.2, detailing and defining the approach toconnectivity of these systems Before detailing these connectivity solutions it isnecessary to define the process or steps which should be followed beforemoving forward with the final cabling design

2.2 Planning Considerations

STEP-1 Identify locations of all of the Telecommunications and Control

Devices including their associated end devices

The quantities and locations of these elements shall be defined and updatedonto a communications layer of an architectural drawing All applicationsincluding voice and data should be included in this design This informationcan be obtained from relevant specifiers, such as the communicationsconsultant; the building services consultant, architect, building owner andothers involved in the design process Power distribution solution should also

be considered when defining the complete requirements

Telecommunications devices here includes, (but not limited to):

Voice and Data outlets

LAN and Telephone devices include: PABX, Handsets, Hubs, and Routers

Control Devices here includes, (but not limited to):

 Application Specific Controllers,

-Central Plant Controllers

-Individual Room or Zone Controllers

-General Purpose Controllers

-Master Security Alarm and Slave Panels, remote arming stations

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 Various multiplexers, switchers and mixers for Public Address and Securityrequirements

 Network Control Modules

 Operator Workstations

End devices include:

-Temperature Sensors

-Active Sensors and Transducers

-Air Conditioning Sensors

-Motor Control devices

-Security Sensors

-Security Beams

-Security Reed Switches/contacts

-Camera’s, including pan tilt zoom functions

-Speakers and zoning

STEP-2 Determine the best location for Floor Distributors and Building

Distributors and develop backbone and horizontal cabling distributiondesign

This activity will impact the overall cost of cabling and cabling supportinfrastructure requiring both labour and materials

The architects or building owner will generally incorporate a maincommunications room and service room or zone for the establishment of amanaged communications environment

Sufficient space (both wall and floor) shall be allowed for the cablingmanagement frames and cabinets

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This activity should be carried out with knowledge of all cabling risers,penetrations and any architectural constraints of the building and inconjunction with cabling rules that meet system manufacturer requirements

The overall requirements for Floor Distributors will be determined following thedevelopment of an accepted zoning methodology This will be based on finaland agreed location of Distributed Architecture Intelligent Devices Once thedecision is made to implement a fully structured environment then the BuildingServices Consultants may assist in specifying a general area for the majority ofthe intelligent control devices

STEP-3 Determine Cable Medium requirements

The cabling medium considered as standard for voice and data applicationsinclude:

 62.5/125 or 50/125um Fibre multi-mode Fibre cable

 Single Mode Fibre Cable

 Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e ) multi pair copper cable

The cabling used for the Control Wiring will be defined within each applicationsolution detailed below However as a general guideline the intent will be tominimise the cabling types used to 3 cables These being

 Fibre (where appropriate)

 4 pair Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e ) Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP)

 and Figure 8 (FIG 8) or equivalent for Extra Low Voltage (ELV) power andPublic Address backbone cabling requirements

STEP-4 Installation

A KRONE endorsed/certified installer would then proceed to install the cablingrequirements Regular discussions with the Service Application Provider andsite co-ordinator will ensure correct location of cables with cable pairterminations on allocated modules and connection boxes

STEP-5 Cabling Commissioning and certification

STEP 6 Application, Commissioning and Certification

 System supplier interface

 Testing

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 Application certification

 Documentation

 Sign off

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The KRONE PremisNET C3 Solution has adopted a tiered hierarchy structure tosimplify the understanding of the cabling hierarchy The cabling requirementsfor these systems will in general be divided into three tiers of cabling We willcall these:

TIER 1: Management Systems Connectivity (Application Services)

TIER 2:Distributed Architecture Intelligent Device Connectivity (Backbone

Services)TIER 3: Sensor or End Device Connectivity (Horizontal Services)

Fig 3: Tier Cabling Connectivity Diagram

Network Controller

End Device End Device

TIER 1TIER 2

TIER 3

Application Specific Controller

NOTE: Refer to Fig 4 for

Connection Point layout of

PremisNET C3

Building/Floor Distributor

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TIER 1-Management Systems Connectivity

Management Systems address the Facility management, Operatormanagement and Network management modules, which are typical of theNetwork Controller devices seen in today’s Control System configurations.These devices shall be connected utilising multiple 4 pair Enhanced Category 5( Cat.5e ) cable to wall outlets, star configured from within a centrallydesignated facility managed environment A horizontal cable distancelimitation of 90m from Central Hub applies These services shall be connected

to the Horizontal Service Connection Point on the Floor Distributor andjumpered to the appropriate Connection Point for end to end connectivity

Because some Operator Workstations may require a remote location from thecentral management area, it may be necessary to run through the BackboneService Connection Point to achieve this

Application Services:

The Application Service Connection Point will enable connectivity of ApplicationSpecific Controller (ASC) Input/Output (I.O) relay contacts to perform addedfunctions from these devices

TIER 2-Distributed Architecture Intelligent Device Connectivity

Backbone Service cabling provides connectivity though KRONE’s Building/FloorDistributors to remote Application Specific Controllers located throughout thebuilding These intelligent controllers will be star connected (logical bus) back

to the nearest KRONE Floor Distributor and terminated onto the ApplicationService Connection Point All Floor Distributors will be star configured to theBuilding Distributor (master panel)

As a design rule it is suggested that 6 by 4 pair Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )cables be installed in the Backbone Service to each Floor Distributor to achieve

a balance of meeting today’s connectivity needs with a level of future proofingfor adds moves and changes of tomorrow

A maximum cabling distance for TIER 2 cabling will apply Whilst it variesslightly between manufacturers equipment it is generally in the order of1500m When connected as a physical star and logical bus the real distancebetween devices is limited The number of intelligent devices connected toeach logical bus is also limited and dependent upon manufacturer (From 32and up to 50 units) This will be clarified in the Application Service Provider’sspecifications

Should a requirement exist to interconnect devices between Floor Distributorsthen cabling between Backbone Service Connection Points of each FloorDistributor and jumpering to Application Service Connection Points orHorizontal Service Connection Points within the specific Floor Distributor will

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achieve this This option is not the preferred approach as it provides a

mesh-based saturation cabling system, which is costly to manage

Backbone Services:

The Backbone Service will enable the TIER 2 elements to be connected to theNetwork Controller The Backbone Connection Points of Floor Distributors willenable this connectivity using multiple 4 pair Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )cables

TIER 3 End Device Connectivity

TIER 3 cabling covers the end device cabling requirements The list of enddevices such as temperature sensors, security sensors and speakers arecovered in section 2.2, STEP 1, Planning Considerations Each end device willutilise individual 4 pair Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e ) cables fed back to thenearest Floor Distributor Horizontal Connection Point These services will beeither jumpered to an Application Service Connection Point or a BackboneService Connection Point dependent on the functions required by thespecification or systems supplier The 90 metre distance limitations as defined

by ISO 11801, will apply to Horizontal Services connected to each FloorDistributor

Any Input/Output functions provided by the intelligent controller would bejumpered between the Horizontal and Application Connection Points

As a rule of thumb it is suggested that a floor area be divided into three or fourdistribution zones and with typical floor areas having an area of 2000m2 it issuggested that these zones cover up to 650-700m2 each

The diagrams in section 3.0 depict high-level connectivity, the detailedjumpering approach, connectivity to multiple Application Specific Controller(ASC) devices from one Floor Distributor and specific pair utilisation whenconnecting these devices as a bus

Exact pair requirements will depend on the individual devices, 4pr cablesconnecting these devices will be used for communications and other requiredfunctions As a convention the first pair should be reserved for the maincommunications feed between TIER 1 and TIER 2 devices

Horizontal Services:

Sensors and end devices will be connected with Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )4pr cables wired back to the nearest Floor Distributor Horizontal ServiceConnection Points It will cover all TIER 3 elements Where necessary thesecables shall include approved connection boxes for termination points ofstranded conductor tails to the end devices

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Cabling Medium:

The cabling used for the Control Wiring is detailed as follows:

 4 pair Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e) UTP

 and Figure 8 or equivalent for ELV power

2.3.1 PremisNET C3 Building and Floor Distributor

Fig 4: PremisNET C3 Building and Floor Distributor

Connection Point Layout

The Building Distributor provides the interface to all TIER cabling The BuildingDistributor (master panel) provides TIER 2 Backbone Service connectivity andalso interfaces to TIER 1 management services and local TIER 3 end devices.Floor Distributors provide TIER 3 interconnectivity to end devices and providesconnectivity for TIER 2 Backbone Service interface

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The Building Distributor panel is physically identical to the Floor Distributorpanel It is the location and utilisation of the Distributor panel that determinesits identification as a Building or Floor Distributor There should only be oneBuilding Distributor panel in each building, however there can be multiple FloorDistributors on each building level

2.3.2 PremisNET C3 Labelling standard

The labeling and record keeping of connections in any wired installation is very

important for its maintenance, additions and changes The Krone PremisNET C3

Solution for structured cabling of intelligent buildings is no exception Theintegration of so many individual service applications, traditionally dependant

on proprietary wiring systems, has made the

PremisNET C3 labeling standard an integral part of the over all structuredcabling system

2.3.2.1 Colour Code:

To enable quick identification of services the PremisNET C3 Solutionincorporates the following colour coded solution Colour labels will be applieddirectly to the blocks via a hinged label holder The naming convention will beapplied over the correct colour coded label of the individual ServiceApplication

The following colour code will be adopted for the labeling standard of theKRONE

PremisNET C3 Building and Floor Distributors

Backbone Service Connection Points:

Red Main Connectivity to Intelligent or Network Controllers

Horizontal Service Connection Points

Green: Connectivity to end devices

Application Service Connection Points:

BMS Service Application Colour Code and Legend

Yellow Security/Access Control

Violet Video Services

Orange Public Address

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2.3.2.2 Naming convention

When referring to this section please use figure 5 to identify the Connection

Point and block layout of the KRONE PremisNET C3 Building and FloorDistributor Note: The connection point orientation is from top to bottom andleft to right

Within the Building and Floor Distributor the following naming convention

applies

Building Distributor (BD): The Building Distributor panel (Master Panel)

should duplicate the Floor Distributor panel Toallow the connection of Building ManagementSystems that require voice carrier network accessthe Building Distributor panel should be locatedadjacent to the main communications distributionequipment Therefore we recommend thefollowing Building Distributor identification:

BD1 for Voice and Data ServicesBD2 for Building Services

Floor Distributor (FD): Level Number: _ _ Module No.- alpha: _ (e.g A, B,

C,)

Example of Floor Distributor location and

designation Number: FD1B Means level 1 Floor

Pairs Utilised _ _ _ _ (Example 0102)

Example of Backbone Service No: B5/0102 meansthe Backbone Service is connected to block 5 usingpairs 1 and 2

Horizontal (H): Service Connection Point H, Block No._ _ (Example

1-22) Pairs utilised_ _ _ _(Example 0104)

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Example of Horizontal Service No H12/0104 meansthe Horizontal Service is connected to block 12using all pairs

Note: Refer Pg12 Horizontal Services

Application (A): Service Connection Point A,Block No: _ _ (Example

1-27)Pairs Utilised:_ _ _ _ (Example 0102)

Example of Application Service No: A18/0102,means the Application Service is connected toBlock 18 using pairs 1 to 2

Jumper Between Backbone and Application Service Connection Points:

Example of Jumper Schedule number B5/0104 toA6/0104, means the Backbone Service connected

to block 5, pairs 1 to 4, is cross connected betweenApplication Service block 6, pairs 1 to 4

Jumper Between Application and Horizontal Service Connection Points:

Example of Jumper Schedule number A2/0102 toH14/0104, means the Application Service block 2,pairs 1 and 2 are cross connected to active pairs

on Horizontal Service Block 14

Terminator Backbone (TB): Same as above using T.B

Terminator Horizontal (TH): Same as above using T.H

Terminator Application (TA): Same as above using T.A

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KRONE PremisNET C3 BUILDING/FLOOR DISTRIBUTOR

CONNECTION POINT AND BLOCK LAYOUT

Fig 5: Example of KRONE PremisNET C3

Building/Floor Distributor Layout

BACKBONE (B) HORIZONTAL (H) HORIZONTAL (H) APPLICATION (A)

Point Service Connection Point Service Connection Point Service Connection Point

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KRONE PremisNET C3 BUILDING / FLOOR DISTRIBUTOR

BMS Service Application Colour Code Legend

Yellow Security/Access Control (S.A.C)

KRONE PremisNET C3 Floor Distributor JUMPER SCHEDULE - CONNECTION RECORD Location/Designation FD 1B

STRUCTURED CABLE INSTALLER Name: Intelligent Building Cable Services Tel: (02) 4388 4422

Date: 19-Aug-98

Cable Service Pair details Jumpered to BMS Service use and

details + Connection or Connection Pair details Service other details

origin Point & terminal No point & or terminal Application

FIG 6: Sample of Jumper Schedule connection Records

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BMS Service Applications

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3.1 Climate Control Management Systems

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Climate Control

The Climate Control Services connectivity diagram shown in Fig 7 incorporates

4 pr Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e ) cables in the Horizontal, Backbone andApplication Services environment to satisfy the system design requirements.Horizontal Cables:

The horizontal cabling element utilises one 4 pr Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) cable The end devices supported by the KRONE

PremisNET C3 Solution include such devices as temperature sensors, activesensors and transducers Where necessary end devices can be fitted withstranded tails and connected to Horizontal Service termination points by theClimate Control Service Application Provider contractor Refer to section 4.1,Approved Connection Boxes

Backbone Cables:

The backbone cabling will also be equipped with 4pr Enhanced Category 5( Cat.5e ) rated UTP cable Connectivity to Backbone Service Connection Pointsshall not be direct but through a jumper service from the Horizontal ConnectionPoints

A Power distribution board interface will most likely be required to enablevarious power switching functions The cable selection for this will depend onthe relay selected

Cabling Medium:

The cabling used for the Climate Control wiring is detailed below

 4 pair Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e ) UTP

 and Figure 8 or equivalent ELV power cable

Summary:

A standard distance limitation of 90m shall apply as per Class D applicationsISO 11801 This element shall be synergised with the requirements for Voiceand LAN cabling services and installed onto a common pathway, enabling cost

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reduction to immediately apply Where necessary termination pointconnection boxes will be supplied by the cabling contractor This will identifythe cable installer’s scope of work and the Service Application Providersconnection point

Standard Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e ) jumper wire is recommended for alljumpering on the Building and Floor Distributors

Intelligent Applicatio

n Controller

Network Control Network Control

Humidity

End Device Horizontal 4 pr

Cat 5 Cable

Horizontal 4 pr Cat 5 Cable

Thermal End Device Jumper to Application Service Connection Point

Multiple 4

pr Cat 5 Cable

Operator Workstation

Return Air End Device HVAC 1 Controller

HVAC 2 Controller

HVAC 3 Controller

Jumper to Application Service Connection Point

Air velocity End Device

4 pr Cat 5 Cable

For looping

of network controlle

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Fig 7: High Level Connectivity Diagram Climate Control

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Fig 8: Simplified Configuration Multiple Application Specific Controllers at

KRONE PremisNET C3 Building/Floor Distributor

4 pr Cat 5 cable

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Fig 9: Pair Connectivity for Multiple Specific Controllers

at Floor Distributor

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3.2 Lighting Control Management Systems

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Lighting Control Management Systems

The Lighting Control connectivity diagram shown in Fig 10 incorporates 4 prEnhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e ) cables in the Horizontal, Backbone andApplication Service environment to satisfy the system design requirements.Horizontal Cables:

The horizontal cabling element utilises one 4 pr Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) cable The end devices supported by the KRONE

PremisNET C3 Solution include such devices as internal and external lightsensing transducers Where necessary end devices can be fitted with strandedtails by the Service Application Provider and connected to approved connectionboxes used for termination points Refer section 4.1 Approved ConnectionBoxes

A Power distribution board interface will most likely be required to enablevarious power switching functions The cable selection for this will depend onthe relay selected

Cabling Medium:

The cabling used for the Lighting Control wiring is detailed below

 4 pair Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e ) UTP

 and Figure 8 or equivalent ELV power cable for lighting circuit switching.Summary:

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This cabling solution recommends that all lighting system element end points

be fitted off with RJ 45 single surface mounted wall plates The cabling

contractor should supply this

Where necessary termination point connection boxes will also be supplied by

the cabling contractor This will identify the end of the cable installer’s scope

of work

A standard distance limitation of 90m shall apply as per Class D applications

ISO 11801 This element shall be synergised with the requirements for Voice

and LAN cabling services and installed onto a common pathway, enabling cost

reduction to immediately apply

Standard Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e ) jumper wire is recommended for all

jumpering on the Building and Floor Distributors

Horizontal

4 pr Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )

4pair Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )

Backbone Cable

Backbone

Horizontal

4 pr Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )

4 pair Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )

Zone Lighting Control Panel

Jumper to Application Service Connection point

Multiple 4pr Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )

Category5

Horizontal Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )

Multiple 4pr Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )

Category5

Lighting Management Terminal

Lighting ControlMaster Panel

Zone Lighting Control Panel

4pr Enhanced Category 5 ( Cat.5e )

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Fig 10: High Level Connectivity Diagram Lighting Control

KRONE PremisNET

C 3

Floor Distributor

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Năm xuất bản	2005

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