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SECTION 27 41 30 AUDIOVISUAL ARCHITECTURAL SPACES
PART 1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A.
This Section defines the Audiovisual System requirements for Audiovisual Systems within
Architectural Spaces.
1.02 RELATED SECTIONS
A.
The requirements of Division 27 Specification Section Audiovisual General Requirements shall
serve as the basis for the requirements of this Section, and are incorporated by reference into this
Section.
1.03 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
A.
The functionality of the Audiovisual System within this space is to include but not be limited to the
reinforcement of audio / video program material. The Audiovisual System within this space shall
include but not be limited to the following system(s):
1.
The Video System(s) shall provide reinforcement and distribution of program source
material to audience members within this space. This system shall include but not be
limited to the following:
i.
ii.
2.
The Audio System(s) shall provide reinforcement and distribution of program source
material to audience members within this space. This system shall include but not be
limited to the following:
i.
ii.
3.
4.
Video Display System: The Video Display System shall include but not be limited to a
wall mounted flat panel display, video processing equipment capable of processing
multiple inputs / outputs of differing formats, and source equipment.
Video Projection System: The Video Projection System shall include but not be
limited to a permanently mounted projector capable of processing multiple inputs of
differing formats, and source equipment and a motorized recess projection screen.
Sound Reinforcement System: The Sound Reinforcement System shall include but
not be limited to loudspeakers integral to the video displays.
Sound Reinforcement System: The Sound Reinforcement System shall include but
not be limited to suspended loudspeakers providing uniform sound coverage
throughout the audience area, audio processing equipment capable of processing
multiple inputs / outputs of differing signal levels, microphone(s) and source
equipment.
The Control System shall provide a seamless control process to unify the Audiovisual
System. This system shall consist of but not limited to the manufacturer provided handheld
remote
The Transmission System shall be a traditional cable based system. This system shall
consist of but not be limited to coax cable, shielded twisted pair cable, unshielded twisted
pair and interface plates. Cable shall be installed and terminated to the manufacturer’s
recommendations.
PART 2 MATERIALS
2.01 GENERAL
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A.
Manufacturer: Unless otherwise indicated, equipment in this Section shall be the standard
products of a manufacturer regularly engaged in the manufacture of such products. All
components used in the system shall be commercial designs that comply with the Specifications.
Each major component of equipment shall identify the manufacturer’s name, model and serial
number. Items of the same classification shall be identical. This includes equipment, modules,
parts, and components. The Engineer retains the right to reject products which reflect, in the
Engineer’s opinion, sub standard design practices, manufacturing procedures, support services,
or warranty policies.
B.
Equipment Schedule(s): The equipment schedule(s) at the end of this Section and/or within the
drawings is general in nature and is provided to define system requirements, including but not
limited to; functionality, signal compatibility, mounting requirements, space requirements, cooling
requirements and overall clarity / intent of operation. The equipment schedule is not all inclusive
and is not to be used as a bill of materials. The Contractor shall provide all equipment required for
a fully functional and operating system ready for the Owner’s use that may or may not be
explicitly specified within Construction Documents.
1.
Part Numbers: Refer to the equipment schedule(s) for specific part numbers. Part numbers
listed in the equipment schedule(s) define the performance specifications for the parts and
shall be per the most recent manufacturer’s cut/data specification sheets available at the
time of bid. If no part number is provided, then any part meeting the functional and
operational requirements specified is acceptable.
i.
2.
3.
Substitutions base on availability: Unavailable equipment shall be replaced with like
make and model of equal or greater capabilities. Substitutions shall be submitted to
engineer for approve prior to procurement. Equipment substitutions shall be
considered if equipment has been discontinued by manufacturer, recalled by
manufacturer, technologically obsolete, manufacturer lead times exceed project
milestones and/or manufacturer has ceased business practices within the continental
United States of America.
Provide materials in quantities as required to provide a fully functional and operational
System.
Owner Provided Contractor Installed: Refer to the equipment schedule at the end of this
Section for procurement requirements. Equipment identified with an “OFCI” shall be
provided by Owner for the Contractor to install.
2.02 EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION
A.
This equipment shall as a minimum conform to the following specifications.
1.
Audio Power Amplifier
i.
ii.
iii.
2.
Interface Plate
i.
ii.
3.
The audio power amplifier shall provide balanced inputs and voltage transformer
outputs.
The audio power amplifier shall have attenuation pads to provide level control.
The audio power amplifiers shall be rack mountable.
The interface plates unless noted otherwise shall be made of 1/8 inch brushed
anodized aluminum with beveled edges, with 1/8 inch high enamel filled lettering.
Coordinated finish requirements with Architect / Owner prior to procurement.
Loudspeaker
i.
Ceiling Loudspeaker:
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1)
2)
4.
Rack Accessories
i.
5.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
The video display shall have the capability to reproduce multiple A/V inputs of varying
formats.
The video display shall be an active matrix LCD type display.
The video display shall incorporate speakers for audio reproduction.
The video display shall provide an interface to a control system utilizing data
communication.
The video display shall be wall mounted.
Projector
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
7.
Rack accessories shall be made of 11 gauge aluminum and finished in black powder
coat.
Video Display
i.
6.
The loudspeaker shall be a passive transducer with a voltage transformer with
variable tap selection.
The loudspeaker shall be a ceiling mounted type loudspeaker with appropriate
tile bridge, back box and grille.
The projector shall have the capability to reproduce multiple A/V inputs of varying
formats.
The projector shall provide image size adjustment and image focusing.
The projector shall provide an interface to a control system utilizing data
communication.
The projector shall provide image inversion for ceiling mounting.
The projector shall be positioned centered on the projection screen, centered within
the minimum and maximum throw distance. Base throw distance calculations on the
native aspect ratio of the projector, unless otherwise noted.
Projection Screens
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
The projection screen shall be motorized and recessed ceiling mounted.
The projector screen shall have adequate drop material to extend the bottom of the
projection screen to a distance of 4 foot above the finished floor, unless otherwise
noted.
The projection screen shall be a tab tension type screen.
The projection screens shall provide an interface to a control system utilizing contact
closures.
The projection screen shall utilize a 120VAC/60Hz circuit provided by Division 16
2.03 POWER DISTRIBUTION
A.
The Audio Visual Contractor shall provide all power distribution equipment required to provide a
fully functional and operating system ready for the Owner’s use. Power distribution equipment
shall include but not be limited to; power conditioners, surge suppressors, power supplies, power
strips, power cords and power cabling.
1.
2.
3.
Power distribution equipment may or may not be indicated in drawings and/or
specifications.
Power distribution equipment indicated within drawings and/or specifications are shown for
specific implementation, isolation from other uses, or general clarification.
Power distribution equipment shown within drawings and/or specifications does not
represent the power distribution equipment in its entirety, the Contractor shall provide
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remaining power equipment as required to provide a fully functional and operating system
for the Owner’s use.
2.04 WIRE AND CABLE
A.
This equipment shall as a minimum conform to the following specifications. Cable conductor and
gauge requirements may vary depending on device requirements. Contractor to determine and
utilize cables with proper conductor and gauge requirements to provide optimum operation of
system devices. Use Plenum equivalent cable as required.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Composite Video: This cable distances less than 100 feet shall be a Shielded//Coaxial one
20 AWG solid conductor, 75 ohm.
Composite Video: This cable distances more than 100 feet shall be a Shielded//Coaxial one
18 AWG solid conductor, 75 ohm.
Contact Closure: This cable shall be an Unshielded Twisted Non Pair, (2) 20 AWG
stranded conductor.
Line Audio: This cable shall be a Shielded/Twisted/Pair, two 22 AWG stranded conductor.
Loudspeaker Audio: This cable shall be an Unshielded/Twisted/Pair, two 16 AWG stranded
conductor.
Microphone Audio: This cable shall be a Shielded/Twisted/Pair, two 22 AWG stranded
conductor.
Power supply: This cable shall be a Shielded Twisted Pair, Unshielded Twisted Non Pair,
(2) 18 AWG stranded conductor.
RGBHV Video: This cable shall be a Shielded/ (5 individual coaxial conductors), one 26
AWG stranded conductor, 75 ohm.
2.05 MANUFACTURER SUPPORT CONTRACT(S)
A.
The Contractor shall provide any manufacturer backed maintenance, warranty and/or technical
support contract necessary for the Contractor to configure, operate, service, repair and/or replace
any component of the Audiovisual System. The contract shall be valid for the duration of the
warranty period. The Contractor shall purchase the contract in the Owner’s name and provide
documentation and renewal information to the Owner at acceptance testing.
PART 3 EXECUTION
3.01 REFERENCES
A.
The Contractor shall closely coordinate with the Owner to ensure that Owner provided equipment
is procured, configured (as necessary), and installed (as necessary) with ample lead time prior to
the Contractor’s use of the equipment.
B.
Refer to Division 27 Specification Section Audiovisual General Requirements for execution
requirements.
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EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE AUDIOVISUAL
ID
A13600
A14330
A14330.1
A15000
A15120
A15120.1
A22160
A22365
A22560
A27291
A27292
A27930
A27968
A28027
A28099
A33300
A51245
A52400
A52500
A61100
A66100
A66102
A66104
A66200
A66202
A66206
A67000
A67010
TYPE DESCRIPTION
5 CHANNEL MIC/LINE Mixer
AUDIO AMPLIFIER
AUDIO AMPLIFIER RACK MOUNT
VOLUME CONTROL
CEILING LOUDSPEAKER
CEILING LOUDSPEAKER TRIM RING
VIDEO DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIER
HDMI DISTRIBUTION AMPLIFIER
HD SCALER
VIDEO DISPLAY
VIDEO DISPLAY
WALL MOUNT FIXED
WALL MOUNT ARTICULATING
PROJECTOR (16:10)
PROJECTOR POLE MOUNT
PROJECTION SCREEN 65" X 104" (16:10)
EQUIPMENT RACK WALL
COMPONENT RACK MOUNT
BLANK RACK PLATES
INTERFACE PLATE CUSTOM
MICROPHONE AUDIO CABLE
LINE AUDIO CABLE
LOUDSPEAKER AUDIO CABLE
COMPOSITE VIDEO CABLE DISTANCES UNDER 100'
COMPOSITE VIDEO CABLE DISTANCES OVER 100'
RGBHV VIDEO CABLE
MANUFACTURED VGA/AUDIO CABLE
MANUFACTURED HDMI CABLE
MANUFACTURER
PART NUMBER
RDL
EXTRON
EXTRON
ATLAS SOUND
ATLAS SOUND
ATLAS SOUND
EXTRON
CRESTRON
CRESTRON
SHARP
SHARP
CHIEF
CHIEF
EPSON
CHIEF
DRAPER
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
PROCO
BELDEN,
BELDEN
BELDEN
BELDEN,
BELDEN
EXTRON
EXTRON
EXTRON
RU MX5ML
XPA 2001 70V
RSU 129
AT100D
FAP62T
FAPxx TR
P/2 DA2XI
HD DA 2
HD SCALER
LC 70LE735U
LC 80LE632U
LSMU
PWRIWUB + PAC501B
POWERLITE PRO G5750WUNL
As Required
ADVANTAGE DELUXE ELECTROL
DLBX
RSH xx
PBL x
As Required
9451 or Plenum Equivalent
9451 or Plenum Equivalent
5x00UP or Plenum Equivalent
1505A or Plenum Equivalent
1694A or Plenum Equivalent
MINI HR or Plenum Equivalent
VGA A M M MD/x
HDMI M M Pro/x
SPECIAL RQMTS
KEYED ALIKE
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