D.

Extra coats shall be applied to achieve even paint finish as per Architect's
instructions.

ELECTRICAL
1. DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS

a. Rating : 1 unit - 2000kva, 13.8KV primary, 400Y/230V secondary,

3phase, 60hz Dyn11 Oil Immersed, Oil Natural Air Natural (ONAN)
@ Rated Capacity & equipped with Oil Natural Air Force (ONAF)
Equipment.

b. Brands : ABB, Cuttler Hammer, Cooper Industries

1.1. SPECIFICATIONS
Primary Voltage : based on Retail Electricity Supplier supply voltage (should be
supported by the latest 1-month voltage hourly reading of the
Electricity Supplier)
Secondary Voltage : 400/ 230 Volts, 3-phase, 4- wire unless specified otherwise)
Frequency : 60 Hz
Connection and Vector : Delta W ye with Neutral (DYN11)
Classification : Indoor type silicone oil immersed or Envirotemp (FR3) fluid (with
conservator)
Capacity : Size shall be notified by Construction Manager (CM)
Ventilation and Cooling Method : Oil Natural Air Natural (ONAN) @ rated capacity and
equipped with Oil Natural Air Force (ONAF) equipment.
Tap Settings : +2 x 2.5%/ -2 x 2.5%
Maximum Ambient Temperature : 40°C
Temperature rise of top oil : 55°C
Temperature rise of winding : 55°C
Conductor material HV & LV : Copper
Basic Insulation Level :110 kV `
Application Standard : IEC 76 or IEEE/ ANSI C57
Accessories : Oil level indicator, pressure relief device, drain
valve, Buchholz relay, dial thermometer with
contact, terminal box, radiator valves, silica gel
breather, fans, control panel, HV & LV boxes among
others.
Warranty : 2 years (minimum)

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 Complete with Certified Laboratory Test reports from manufacturer which includes the
following:
1. Turns ratio test
2. Polarization Index
3. No Load (excitation) loss test
4. Load loss test
5. Winding resistance test
6. Insulation resistance test
7. Impedance test
8. Oil dielectric test
9. Dissolve gas analysis
10. Insulation Power Factor Test
11. Winding excitation test

Conduct special test at the site:

1. Sweep frequency response analysis.
2. Dielectric response analysis

1.2. The main transformer tank and attached components shall be designed to withstand
pressure 25% greater than required operating design value without permanent
deformation.
All seams and jointsshall be continuously welded.
1.3. Installation shall be in accordance with manufacturer’s instruction.
1.4. Install transformer with clearances (minimum 1-meter) for proper ventilation. Provide
flexible busbar connectors on both the primary and secondary sides.
1.5. Potential transformer for the primary metering should be secluded (provide separate
enclosure) from the Vacuum Circuit Breaker (VCB) enclosure

STANDBY GENERATOR SETS

2.1. GENERATOR SET SPECIFICATIONS
2.1.1. Rating : 1 units - 2000kW, 400/230V, 3phase, 60hz, 4-wires

NO. DESCRIPTION ACB(AT) FRAME(AF) KAIC Copper Wire

1 -
1 GENSET 1 1-4000 1-4000 100 (10sets(250mm²
+30 mm²(G))
2 -
2 LVSG1 1-4000 1-4000 100 (10sets(250mm²
+30 mm²(G))
3 COPPER BUSBAR 1-4000A

2.1.3. RPM :1800 RPM

2.1.4. Type :STANDBY
2.1.5. Warranty :2000 run-hours or 5 years warranty.

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 2.1.6. Mounting :Structural Stee Skid Base supports the engine,
alternator and radiator with anti-vibration (vibration
eliminator)
2.1.7. NFPA 110 :Generator Sets accepts full rated load in a single step.
2.1.8. Diesel Tank :12 hours @ 100% load. Provide storage tank that can
accommodate 12 hours operation for each
Generatot set.
2.1.9. Emergency Power Supply :Can accept load within ten (10) seconds
(either single or synchronized unit)
2.1.10. Application Standard :ISO 8528, ISO 3046, IEC 6034, AS2789, DIN
6271, BS 5514, NEMA, NEC, NFPA, IEEE, ANSI, OSHA, UL
2.1.11. General Application :general purpose (lighting & electrical loads),
induction motors, compressors, Variable speed
drives, PC and telecommunication equipment.
2.1.12. Complete with certified factory and commissioning tests:
2.1.12.1. Insulation resistance testing.
2.1.12.2. Starting and Stopping Test.
2.1.12.3. Load test.
2.1.12.4. Governor test.
2.1.12.5. Load characteristic test.
2.1.12.6. Frequency alteration test.
2.1.12.7. Voltage alteration test.
2.1.12.8. Protective device test among others.

Note: The complete system shall designed, assembled, tested and shipped by one
manufacturer so that there is only one source of supply and responsibility
on all components with the system.

2.2. ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS

2.2.1. Design : 4 cycles (4 stroke), V-block, turbo charged and low
temperature after cooled.
2.2.2. Starting Voltage : 24 volts DC, negative ground
2.2.3. Fuel System : Direct injection
2.2.4. Fuel Filter : Triple element, 10 micron filtration and spin on fuel
filters with water separator.
2.2.5. Air Cleaner Type : Dry replaceable element.
2.2.6. Lube Oil Filter : Combination full flow and bypass filters.
2.2.7. Standard Cooling: Radiator type 40°C ambient radiator (unless otherwise
specified) note: coolant of radiator shall be included in the
proposal.

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 2.2.8. Exhaust system : Residential-grade exhaust silencer (unless otherwise
specified)
2.2.9. Exhaust Manifold Type :Dry
2.2.10. Air System : Turbocharged and low temperature after-cooled.
2.2.11. Governor : Electronic type.
2.2.12. Starting motor : 24V DC dual electric starting motor (unless otherwise
specified)
2.2.13. Emissions Compliance : Comply with EPA (Environmental Protection
Agency) emissions requirements for
stationaryapplications (is an advantage).

2.3. ALTERNATOR SPECIFICATIONS

2.3.1. Design : Brushless, 4 pole, revolving field
2.3.2. Rotor : Single Bearing, flexible discs
2.3.3. Insulation System : Class H
2.3.4. Standard Temperature Rise : 130°C stanby at 40°C
2.3.5. Exciter Type : PMG (Permanent Magnet Generator)
2.3.6. Phase Rotation : A (U), B (V), C (W)
2.3.7. Regulator : Digital Voltage Regulator (w/ harmonic capability)
2.3.8. Voltage Regulation (no load to full load) : ≤ 0.5%(drift due to temp.)
2.3.9. Voltage Waveform Distortion:
No Load : <1.0%
Non-distorted linear load : <5.0%
2.3.10. One-step load acceptance : 100% of rating
2.3.11. Unbalance load capability : 100% rated of standby
current
2.3.12. Enclosure : IP23
2.3.13. Heater : 300 W anti-condensation heater (unless
otherwise specified)

• NEMA, IEEE, and ANSI standards compliance for temperature

rise and motor starting.
• Sustained short-circuit current of up to 300% of the rated current
for up to 10 seconds.
• Sustained short-circuit current enabling downstream circuit
breakers to trip without collapsing the alternator field.
• Self ventilated and dripproof construction.

Superior voltage waveform from two-thirds (2/3) pitch windings and skewed stator.

2.4. CONTROLLER SPECIFICATIONS

2.4.1. Brand : Powercommand, Decision-Maker, Deep Sea, W oodward or
approved equal.

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 2.4.2. Power Supply : 24V DC (unless otherwise specified)
2.4.3. Humidity Range : 5% to 95% noncondensing
2.4.4. Operating Temperature : -40°C to + 70°C
2.4.5. Standards :
• NFPA99
• NFPA 110, Level 1
• UL 508
2.4.6. User Interface Controls and Components :
Emergency stop switch with IEC yellow ring identification. Lockout
key switch.
Auto/ Manual Button
Alarm horn indicates generator set shut down and warning faults.
Status lamps
Breaker Control Buttons
Digital Display Menu
Key Pad
Communication Ports
• Two (2) RS-485 connector for Modbus or Lonworks interfaces.
• One (1) RS-232 connector for PC(optional software required)

2.5. SAFETY SHUTDOWN PROTECTION

•
High engine temperature
•
Low oil pressure
•
Fail to start
•
Generator overspeed/ frequency
•
Generator underfrequency
•
Generator high voltage
•
Emergency stop
•
High cranckcase internal pressure
2.6. SOUND ENCLOSURE SPECIFICATION (unless otherwise specified)
• Includes all of the weather enclosure features with the addition of
acoustic insulation material.
• Acoustic performance shall not exceed published OSHA
standards of 90 dBA at 1 meter.
• Heavy-duty formed panels, solid construction.
• Powder-baked paint, superior finish, durability and appearance.
• Service access. Multi personnel doors for easy access to
generator set control and servicing the fuel fill, fuel gage, oil fill
and battery.
• Interchangeable modular panel construction. Allows complete
serviceability or replacement without compromising enclosure
design.
• Bolted panels facilitate service, future modification upgrades or
field replacement.
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2.7. MAINTENANCE PROPOSAL
• One (1) year Maintenance of generator set/s offered by the
supplier shall be included in the proposal. (See Annex “A”)
• Maintenance costs including consumables shall be specifically
defined as shown in Annex “A”.

3. LOW VOLTAGE SWITCHGEAR (LVSG)

3.1. SCOPE
• This will only focus to the details and specifications of devices and
components forming part of a Low Voltage Switchgear.

3.2. LVSG SPECIFICATION

3.2.1. Electrical System Requirement : 400V, 60Hz, 3Wire + 100% Neutra
+50%ground unless otherwise specified.
3.2.2. Rating : 600V
3.2.3. Standard Applicability : Philippine Electrical Code (PEC)- latest edition
3.2.4. Switchgear Type : Indoor, free standing. ATS for main breaker and
ACB for Normal and Emergency breaker.
3.2.5. Structure : Self-supporting, bolted together accommodating all devices
and components and can withstand horizontal loadings.
3.2.6. Swirchgear Steel Framework : Bolted type metal covers, hinged metal
doors, with lockable handles, galvanized iron,
gauge #12 for framework and gauge #14 for
covers, channel-based and with adequate lifting
means.
3.2.7. Switchgear Bus Bar : Should have a rating which is the same as that of
main circuit breaker. All bus works shall be
composed of copper (99.98%) rated full capacity
using current density of 1000A/ sq. inch.
3.2.8. Switchgear Ground Bus : Extending with the entire length of the
switchgear.
3.2.9. Bus Bar Joints & Taps : Minimum silver plated.
3.2.10. Terminal Lugs : Al9cu (Aluminum 9 Copper)- Rated type.
3.2.11. Switchgear Components : Breakers, Instrument transformers, meter,
relays and includes necessary interconnection,
instrumentation and control wiring, terminal blocks
and mechanical type solderless connector for
terminals. 3.2.12. Switchgear Metal Surface :
Chemically cleaned, treated and powder painted
with 80 microns wrinkled medium gray enamel
finish (ANSI 657.12.28)
3.2.13. Switchgear Mounting : Should be mounted on insulator supports of high
impact, non tracking, and high quality insulation
material and adequately braced to withstand the
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condition.
3.2.14. Switchgear Cable Access : Cable top entry and cable bottom exit.

3.3. AIR CIRCUIT BREAKER SPECIFICATION

3.3.1. ACB Type : Fixed
3.3.2. Operation : Manual and Electrical
3.3.3. Rating : 100%
3.3.4. Feed : Reverse
3.3.5. Trip unit : Provides system protection, local and remote
monitoring, relaying and communications with
adjustable continuous ampere setting and long
time, short time, instantaneous and ground fault
protection.

3.3.6. Other Components : Field installable trip units and accessories.

3.3.7. Feeder ACB : Shall be equipped with 2NO-2NC auxiliary contacts, 3-pole
and rated as noted on contract drawings.
3.3.8. Main and Tie ACB :Shall be 4 poles rated and of the same
specification and rating as noted on contract
drawings.
3.3.9. Normal and Emergency : Shall be 4 poles, 100 kaic @ 400V unless noted
on contract drawings complete with shunt trip,
4NO4NC auxiliary contacts communication ready.
3.3.10. ATS : Shall be provided with intelligence circuit (PLC),
power metering for normal breaker including necessary
components and accessories to complete the system.

3.4. POWER METER SPECIFICATION

3.4.1. Content : Multi functional metering device which provides
complete access to electrical energy, power, demand,
voltage, current and other parameters. It shall have
protection, control, events and alarm features with
multiple communication port for integrationwith power
system monitoring and AMR.
3.4.2. Features : 1. Phase Voltage:V1 V2 V3 Vin-avg
2. Line Voltage:V12 V23 V31 Vll-avg
3. Voltage and current unbalance
4. Power/ Reactive Power/ Apparent Power
5. Power factor, Frequency
6. Energy/ Reactive Energy/ Demand
7. Voltage THD/ Current THD
8. Harmonic Analysis 2 nd through 31st.

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 3.5. MANUFACTURERS
The low voltage air circuit breaker switchgear assembly shall be bolt on type or
by means of bus bar interconnection as manufactured from an approved manufacturer
and shall have a maximum rating of 5000 AT from either of the following.
• ABB
• Eaton
• General Electric
• Siemens
• Square D
• And other approved equivalent

3.6. PROTECTION •
Overload
• Ground Fault
• Phase unbalance
• Over voltage
• Voltage
• Residual Voltage
• Reverse Power

3.7. RELATED DOCUMENTS

Drawings and general provisions of the contract, including general and
supplementary conditions, specifications, testing procedures, standard ratings and trip
settings shall apply to this section.

3.8. SUBMITTALS
Submit shop drawings and product information in the quantities listed
according to the Conditions of the Contract.
• Shop Drawings- 3D generated drawings indicating the overall
dimensions, front, rear & side sections.
• Single line diagram.
• Nameplate schedule
• Component and accessories list and data including ratings and voltage
• Circuit breaker type, interrupting capacity and trip setting
• Routine test and design test
• Equipment layout showing clearances of equipment from wall and from
other equipment.
• Equipment base construction details
• Metering equipment, connections and mounting details

For Final Acceptance the following information shall be submitted for record purposes:
• Final as-built drawings and information for items listed and shall
incorporate all changes made during the manufacturing process.
• Wiring diagrams
• Certified production test reports
• Istallation informations
• Operation and maintenance manuals- including all product specifications.
• Warranty Certificates

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 • Tools and Keys.

3.9. DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING

• Deliver in convenient shipping groups. Shipping groups shall not exceed
3 meters in length.
• Outdoor walk-in single-aisle switchgear shall be shipped fully assembled
except for necessary shipping splits for transportation and handling.

4. MEDIUM VOLTAGE SWITCHGEAR (MVSG)

4.1. SCOPE
• This will only focus to the details and specifications of devices and
components forming part of a Medium Voltage Switchgear (MVSG).

4.2. MVSG SPECIFICATION

4.2.1. Electrical System Requirement : 13.8kV, 60Hz, 3Wire + 100% Neutral
+50%ground unless otherwise specified.
4.2.2. Standard Applicability : Philippine Electrical Code (PEC)- latest edition
4.2.3. Switchgear Type : Indoor, free standing.
4.2.4. Swirchgear Steel Framework : Bolted type metal covers, hinged metal
doors, with lockable handles. Also it should be made
of galvanized iron unless otherwise specified.
Gauge #12 for framework and gauge #14 for covers,
channel-based and with adequate lifting means.
4.2.5. Switchgear Metal Surface: Chemically cleaned, treated and powder
painted with 80 microns wrinkled medium gray
enamel finish (ANSI 657.12.28)
4.2.6. Terminal Lugs : Al9cu (Aluminum 9 Copper)- Rated type.
4.2.7. Switchgear Connection Access: Rear
4.2.8. VCB- PT Protective Partition: G10 fiberglass (minimum 3/8 inch)
4.2.9. Switchgear Cable Access : Cable top entry and bus duct top exit.
4.2.10. Bus Bar Joints & Taps : Minimum silver plated with rated heat
shrinkable color-coded tubing.
4.2.11. Switchgear Ground Bus : 50%
4.2.12. Other Switchgear Components : Breakers, surge arresters (station
type),current transformers(bushing type),potential
transformer, relay, space heater with thermal
sensors and internal lightings.

4.3. VACUUM CIRCUIT BREAKER SPECIFICATION

4.3.1. VCB Rating : 13.8 KV, 110KV BIL, 630 A, rated normal current,
25KAIC Rated short circuit breaking current unless
otherwise specified.

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 4.3.1. VCB Type : Fixed
4.3.2. Operation : Via motor charged energy spring mechanism
and in emergency individual manual handle.
4.3.3. Tripping Control Voltage : 48VDC
4.3.4. VCB Components : Three vacuum interrupters seoarately mounted, self
contained and self aligning pole unit.
4.3.5. Approved Brands : AREVA, GE, ABB, EATON-CH,SIEMENS,
SCHNEIDER or approved equivalent.

4.4. METERING AND PROTECTIVE DEVICES SPECIFICATION

4.4.1. Content : Power quality digital multi metering device with
waveform capture and historical data logging, It shall
have protection and control features with
multiplecommunication port for intergration with power
system monitoring and AMR.
4.4.2. Features : 1. Current: Ia, Ib, Ic, In
2. Voltage:Va, Vb, Vc, Vab, Vbc, Vca
3. Voltage and current unbalance
4. True Power factor (pf) crest and K factor
5. Frequency (Hz), watts, var, VA
6. WH, varh, Vah, Wcost
7. Demand: A, W, var, VA
8. Harmonic Analysis through 63rd with THD and TIF.
9. Event recorder- 150 events
10. Waveform capture
11. Data logger - 98,000 events
12. Voltage disturbance recorder – 500 events

4.4.3. Protective Devices:

1. Overcurrent Protection
2. Phase Time Overcurrent Protection (51P)
3. Phase Time Overcurrent Protection (51P)
4. Ground Time Overcurrent Protection (51G)
5. Instantaneous Overcurrent (50)
6. Thermal Image Unit (49)
7. Inputs and Outputs
8. Multiple Setting Groups
9. Single Phase Protection

4.5. ACCESSORIES
The switchgear shall contain the following accessories needed to complete the
switchgear:
3 pcs Bushing type current transformer rated as shown in the drawings.
3 pcs Potential transformer rated as shown in the drawings.

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 *Note: Accuracy ratings shall be equal to or higher than ANSI standard requirements.

The thermal and mechanical ratings shall be coordinated with the Vacuum CB, power meter
and protective relay.
3 pcs Metal Oxide Station Type Lightning Arresters
2 pcs LED Type Indicating Lights
1 pc CBCS
1 set Industrial type batteries, 48Vdc, 18Ah shall be furnished together with the regulated
battery charger, 240V, 60Hz input, 48Vdc output equipped with automatic switchover
float/boost charge. The battery charger shall be enclosed complete with DC voltmeter
and DC ammeter.

4.6. MANUFACTURERS
The high voltage vacuum circuit breaker switchgear assembly shall be bolt on
type or by means of bus bar interconnection as manufactured from an approved
manufacturer and shall have a maximum rating of 5000 AT from either of the following.
• ABB
• Eaton
• General Electric
• Siemens
• Square D
• And other approved equivalent

4.7. RELATED DOCUMENTS

Drawings and general provisions of the contract, including general and
supplementary conditions, specifications, testing procedures, standard ratings and trip
settings shall apply to this section.

4.8. SUBMITTALS
Submit shop drawings and product information in the quantities listed
according to the Conditions of the Contract.
• Shop Drawings- indicating the overall dimensions, front view and side
section view.
• Single line diagram.
• Schematic diagram
• Nameplate schedule
• Component and accessories list and data including ratings and voltage
• Circuit breaker type, interrupting capacity and trip setting
• Routine test and design test
• Equipment layout showing clearances of equipment from wall and from
other equipment.
• Equipment base construction details
• Metering equipment, connections and mounting details

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 For Final Acceptance the following information shall be submitted for record purposes:
• Final as-built drawings and information for items listed and shall
incorporate all changes made during the manufacturing process.
• Wiring diagrams
• Certified production test reports
• Istallation informations
• Operation and maintenance manuals- including all product specifications.
• Warranty Certificates
• Tools and Keys.

4.9. DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING

• Deliver in convenient shipping groups. Shipping groups shall not exceed
3 meters in length.
• Outdoor walk-in single-aisle switchgear shall be shipped fully assembled
except for necessary shipping splits for transportation and handling.

5. XLPE

a. Rating : 50sq.mm 1/C XLPE, 13.8kV 133%BIL

b. Brands : Phelps Dodge, Philplex, Duraplex

6. LIGHTNING PROTECTION

a. Type : Early Stream Emmission

b. Brands : Erico, ABB, Helita Pulsar

7. INTERMEDIATE METALLIC CONDUITS (IMC)/ RIGID STEEL CONDUIT (RSC)

a. General: NEMA standard trade sizes, UL approved or equivalent to McGill or
approved equal.
b. Material: mild steel, hot dipped galvanized with inside enamel or epoxy coating.
c. Size: CONDUITS MORE THAN 65 mm DIAMETER.
d. Coupling, unions and fittings : standard, threaded
e. Use limitation: as specified in the latest edition of PEC and/or
NEC.
f. Expansion fittings: use for runs spanning expansion joints.
g. Paint field cuts and repair damaged protected coating with red lead or Zinc
chromate. Conduit threads shall not be painted.
h. Brands : Mc Gill, Matsushita, W hetland

8. ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING (EMT)

a. General: Standard sized, UL approved
b. Material: Steel, zinc coated outside, enamel coated inside.
c. Size: CONDUITS 65 mm DIAMETER AND BELOW.
d. Fittings: Compression type with plastic insert.
e. Use limitation: as specified in the latest edition of PEC and/or

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9. POLYVINYL CHLORIDE (PVC) CONDUITS

a. General: Standard trade sizes, heavy wall, manufactured to NEMA TC-2 Type
40, rated 90 deg Celsius cable as manufactured by Crown, Emerald, Neltex and
Atlanta.
b. Material: Polyvinylchloride, extruded.
c. Nominal size: 20 mm ( ½”) minimum.
d. Couplings and Fittings: Standard joint by solvent weld process.
e. Use Limitation:
1. As specified in the latest edition of PEC and/or NEC.
2. Not permitted where subject to mechanical damage.
3. Indicated in the drawings.
f. Pulling Hardwares: Flat fish tape with ball and flexible leader or polyethylene or
Manila rope. Use of steel pulling cable not permitted.

10. RACEWAY IDENTIFICATION MATERIALS (PIPING TAGGING)

11.1. COVERAGE
• This guideline is applicable for this project only.

10.2. PURPOSE
• The purpose of this document is to ensure that pipes, conduits and ducts
are labeled to identify:
1. Identify the contents and the direction of flow and additional pipe/ duct
information.
2. Ensure uniformity and consistent methodology; and
3. Lessen the chances of error, confusion or inaction especially in times
of emergency.

10.3. SCOPE
• This procedure shall provide a common information to assist in the proper
labeling of piping and ducting system. This shall cover only the labeling
the pipes, conduits and ducts and does not cover pipes buried in the
ground.

10.4. STANDARD REQUIREMENTS

• Labeling of pipes, conduits and ducts shall be mainly on the basis of the
stenciled or lettered legends. Use of color as means of identifying the
type/ use of pipe, conduit and ducts shall be in conformity with the
provision of this standard.

10.5. METHOD OF IDENTIFICATION of CONTENTS of PIPING SYSTEM

• The legend and directional flow arrow will be the primary means of
identifying the type/ use of pipe, conduit and ducts and the secondary

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pipe or conduit. Identification by colored stenciled or lettered legends with
colored bands shall be placed at frequent intervals on straight pipe runs,
close to all valves, and adjacent to all shange-in-directions, or where pipes
pass through walls and floors. If desired, the entire length of the piping
system may be painted with the color.
PIPE MARKING GUIDE
TYPE OF PIPE USED LEGEND PIPE/BAND COLOR FONT TEXT COLOR SAMPLE

ELECTRICITY ELEC LIGHT ORANGE BLACK COMMUNICATION COM →ELEC→

YELLOW BLACK
→COM→
COMMUNICATION(FDAS) COM(FDAS) YELLOW BLACK
→COM(FDAS)→

PIPE MARKER SIZE CHART

Pipe diameter determines the appropriate marker and text sizes.
OUTSIDE PIPE DIA. MIN. LENGTH OF COLOR BAND MIN. HT OF LEGEND LETTERS
(including insulation) (A) (B)
3/4'” to 1-1/4” 8” 1/2"
1-1/2”- 2” 8” 3/4"
2-1/2”-6” 12” 1-1/4”
8”-10” 24” 2-1/2”
Over 10” 32” 3-1/2”

11.6. LOCATION and FORM of IDENTIFICATION MARKINGS

• Attention shall be given with reference to the pipe markings. Pipe/ duct
markers shall be placed:
1. To indicate the direction of flow by labeling with arrows at one or both
ends of the label.
2. To be visible from the point of normal approach.
3. At any line entry or re-entry point.
4. Near valves, flanges, and changes in pipe direction.
5. At both sides of ceiling, wall, or floor penetrations.
6. At least once every 25-50 feet on straight pipe runs.
7. If Pipeline/Conduit/Duct is located above the normal line of vision, the
label shall be placed below the horizontal center line of the pipe to
maximize visibility.
8. If Pipeline/Conduit/Duct is located below the normal line of vision, the
label shall be placed above the horizontal center line of the pipe to
maximize visibility.
9. If Pipeline/Conduit/Duct is located in the same level of vision, the label
shall be placed in the center of the pipe to maximize visibility.

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11. AUTOMATIC METER READING (AMR)
11.1. SINGLE PHASE KWH
11.1.1. Shall be able to provide the following functionalities:
• Time of Use (TOU)
• Active Energy
• Meter Number
• Time and Date

11.2. THREE PHASE KWH

11.2.1. Shall be able to provide the following functionalities:
• Measurement of Active, Reactive and Apparent electricity energy.
• Maximum Demand Registration
• Load monitoring with Instantaneous Voltage, Current and Power Factor.
• Load Profile Recording.
• Time of Use (TOU) Control with flexible Programming with a minimum 4
tariffs.
• Internal real-time clock and calendar with battery back up.
• Data storage in non-volatile memory.
• Fully AMR (Automatic Meter Reading) compatibility.
• Easily readable data indication on LCD (or equivalent quality and
resolution display)

11.3. MEASUREMENT AND REGISTRATION FROM AMR COMPUTERS •

Maximum Demand with date and time stamps.
• Load profile recording.

11.4. TIME OF USE (TOU) CONTROL

• Tariff switching (Holidays, Weekend)
• Number of Tariffs (4 tariffs)

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 • Number of Daily Profiles (4 daily profiles)
• Maximum Demand (4 tariffs)
11.5. RATING
• System (1P, 3P-3W, 3P-4W)
• CLASS 1 Accuracy
• IEC 62052-11 Standard
• Reference Voltage: (110V; 220V; 240V; 400V; 480V)
• Reference Frequency: 50/60 Hz

11.6. INTERNAL REAL- TIME CLOCK WITH BACK UP BATTERIES

• Time keeping accuracy (Less than 0.5 sec/ 24hrs)
• Clock Operating with Battery: More than 15 years.
• Clock synchronization through AMR software.

11.7. COMMUNICATIONS PROTOCOL (Any of the following):

• OPEN PROTOCOL
ModBus
MBus
OBISCode
11.8. INTEGRATION:
• SAP

12. WIRES AND CABLES

a. Brands : Phelps Dodge, Philplex, Duraplex,

13. CIRCUIT BREAKER (BOLT-ON TYPE) PANEL ELEMENTS, BOXES, ENCLOSURE

a. Brands : Square D, G.E., ABB

14. FLUORESCENT TUBES

a. Brands : G.E., Philips

15. FLUORESCENT LAMP HOLDERS

a. Brands : VOSSLOH, BJB, MELLERT

16. JUNCTION / PULLBOX (G.A. 16)

a. Brands : Timco, Fumaco

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a. Wall Switches: Quiet type, spring operated. The type of switch shall be of tumbler
operation. Rating as shown in the plan.
b. General Purpose Receptacles: Flush mounting, type and rating as shown in the plan.
c. General Purpose Wall Plates: Type, color, plating and appearance of device plates shall
be as selected by the CONSULTANT. Appropriate samples shall be submitted prior to
the purchase of the faceplates.
d. Brands : Philips, G.E., Panasonic, Bticino

18. PANELBOARD, SWITCHBOARD & RELATED EQUIPMENT

18.1. Panelboard shall be bolt-on type
18.2. Circuit breakers shall be sized based on kAIC system calculation of the building.
18.3. Number of overcurrent devices shall not exceed more than 42poles and
construction shall conform to code standards.
18.4. Bus bar shall be sized based on standard ampacity. Crimping of bus bar shall
not be permitted.
18.5. Location shall be accessible for operation & maintenance.
18.6. Permanent label of branch circuits shall be provided.
18.7. Multiple wirings shall not be permitted.
18.8. Provide cover for unused breaker slots and knockouts.
18.9. Provide an isolated neutral bus in each panel for connection of circuit neutral
conductors.
18.10. Provide a separate ground bus marked with green stripe along its front and
bonded to steel for connecting grounding conductors.
18.11. Neutral Bus and Ground Bus shall be properly sized.
18.12. An insulated equipment grounding conductor shall be provided in all feeder
and branch circuits, including lighting circuit.
18.13. Enclosure shall be properly connected to grounding system.
18.14. Breakers with ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) shall be used for branch
circuits serving power outlets for Comfort Rooms , Cooking equipment &
Outdoor electrical loads and signage.
18.15. Enclosure: NEMA-1/IP-61 for surface/wall mount, and NEMA-3/IP-64
(rainproof) for outside use.
18.16. Doors: Provide door-in-door construction. Inner door shall provide
access to breaker handles and breaker trip buttons and outer door shall
provide access to wiring space as well. Inner door shall be hinged and
completely flush with no visible bolts or screw-heads, with flush catch, and
lock. Outer door shall have concealed hinges. Tee bar handles not acceptable.
Secure top and bottom of outer door to cabinet by slotted head steel bolts. All
panels shall be keyed alike. See below REF-DWG-EE001:Panel Board,
switchboard and related equipment for reference.

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bus bars and a continuous current rating 200 percent of the phase bus
bars. Provide at least one terminal lug for each branch circuit. 18.18.
Minimum Short-Circuit Rating: 25,000 amps rms symmetrical (for
Distribution panelboards) and 22,000 amps rms symmetrical (for branch
circuit panelboards) unless shown otherwise on the Drawings.

18.19. Nameplates: Provide engraved laminate nameplate identification on outside of

each panel showing panel designation. Use black background and white
letterings. Nameplate size : 2” height. Font size : 1” height.
Length depends on panel name.

18.20. Circuit Directories: Provide a metal-framed pocket/holder (6” height

x 6” width x 0.25” depth) on inside of inner door, to hold the circuit directory/panel schedule.
Circuit Directory dimensions: 5.5” width x 8.5” height

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18.22. Protection during construction: Store all products in a dry location. Following
installation, protect products from the effects of moisture, corrosion, and
physical damage during construction.

18.23. Mount panelboards securely where indicated, in-line, and square with walls.
Unless otherwise indicated, mount panelboard with top of its cabinet
approximately 6-1/2 feet above the floor, panelboard with main
breaker/disconnect at the top: the height between the main disconnect device
and the floor shall not exceed more than 5-1/2 feet maximum.
18.24. Color: ANSI 61 Gray
18.25. Finish: Powdered Coated

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enclosure and dead front cover. Main Distribution Panelboards &
ECB(500AT/AF & higher):Gauge 14
18.27. Clearances: as per PEC

I. FIRE DETECTION AND ALARM SYSTEM

a) SCOPE
• This guideline established the basic specifications for fire detection and
alarm system based on commercial requirement set forth by the following
Codes and Standards.
o RA 9514 – Fire Alam Codes of the Philippines; [Div.6; Section
10.2.6.4] o RA 6541- Building Codes of the Philippines; [Chapter 2, Section
2.02] o NFPA 72 – National Fire Alarm Codes
[2007]
b) Specification

The following shall be the minimum required specifications of the system

components, any features or specifications that is above on the following list is
still considered, and it should be mentioned in the bid documents.

1. Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP)

1.1 Primary Power : Power shall be 220/230 volts 60 hertz service. A
secondary DC power supply for operation of system in
the event of failure of the AC supply shall be provided
with a minimum of 24 hours operation.

1.2 Panel : shall be UL Listed with a built-in printer and a 10%

provision for a possible mall expansion. Shall be
all operating and supervisory functions of the system.
the panel should also be capable of giving maintenance
alarm or notification for dirty detectors, self-protection to
power surges and can handle conventional and
addressable devices.

2. Initiating Devices

2.1 Smoke Detectors : Designed for detection of abnormal smoke densities

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with a programmable sensitivity of three level. each smoke
detector shall be addressable plug-in type or conventional
for semi-addressable system, shall
have a manual dip switches for addressing and shall be UL
listed.

2.2 Heat Detectors : Designed for detection abnormal heat in terms of

rate of rise and fixed rate temperature shall be
compatible with the panel with a programmable
sensitivity of three levels. Each heat detector shall be
addressable plug-in type, shall have a manual dip
switches for addressing and shall be UL listed. Heat
detectors should also have false alarm rejection, dust
proof sensing chamber and intelligent drift compensation.

2.3 Beam Type Smoke Detector : Beam type shall be used for areas with a clear
ceiling height and there is no obstruction in between the
effective line of sight with an operational range of eight
meter to 100 meters, monitoring area of 1,40,
maximum height of 40 meters and an adjusting angle of
-6° to + 6° (line of sight). Shall have electronic addressing
and shall be reflective infrared beam obstruction, with
reflectors, combination of emitting and receiving parts.

2.4 Manual Pull Stations : Shall be UL listed, push-type resettable using

reset key without break glass. Shall be installed 1.2
– 1.4 meters from the finish floors. MPS shall
be red in color with manual addressing.

3. Notification Devices

3.1 Sounder and Strobe Light
: Shall be UL listed with a sound level output of
84 dBA to 95 dBA at 3 meters and a beacon light
frequency of 20 to 180 times. It should also have
a programmable alarm/sound (e.g. for evacuate
mode or alarm mode) and shall have a manual
addressing dip switches.

4. System Accessories

4.1 Secondary Power Supply : A secondary power supply for indoor use with a

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capacity of DC24V/24Ah, output capacity of
DC24V/6A-8A and has a sealed lead acid battery.
It should also be addressable (can be fully
monitored FCP), dully monitored with self-test
facilities, display AC input voltage, DC output
voltage and DC load and with built-in battery
charger.

4.2 Wires /Cables : shall have a voltage rating and tempeture rating of
300V and 75°C respectively.

4.3 Pipes, Fittings, and : Pipes shall be EMT/IMC with hot-zinc galvanized
Accessories coating (interior or exterior) or equivalent. Pipes
shall be painted RED, whole or part that will serve
as an indication of fire alarm circuits. Lock nut,
Bushing, Connectors, clamps, TEE and LB conduit
shall be specified in the materials list, including the
octagonal boxes and square boxes (with boxes).

4.4 Hangers & Supports:

• Round bars: 10mm shall be specified in the
material list.
• Angle Bars: 1” x1” shall be specified in the material
list.
• U-bolt shall be specified in the material list.

II. STRUCTURED CABLING SYSTEM

2.2 HORIZONTAL SYSTEM:

2.2.1 Horizontal cable: Horizontal cable shall be 100Ω, 4 pairs, Category 6, Unshielded
Twisted Pair (UTP), 0.51mm (AWG 24), solid bare copper wire, polyethylene
insulated, PVC jacketed, and CMR flame rated. Cable shall have the following
transmission characteristics:

Frequency Attenuation Minimum PS- Minimum PS-EL

(MHz) Maximum NEXT (dB) FEXT (dB)
(dB/100m)
100 18.6 41.8 25

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Workstation outlet shall be Category 6, UTP, 568A, RJ45, with the following
electrical characteristics at 200MHz.

a. NEXT - ≥ 48dB
b. FEXT - 37dB; and
c. Attenuation - 0.2dB.

Constructed from high impact, flame retardant thermoplastic with color- coded snap-
in identification

2.3 MAIN & INTERMEDIATE DISTRIBTUTION FRAME (MDF & IDF)

The distribution frame shall link the horizontal system & backbone system together. Shall
be composed of floor mounted rack, patch panels, terminal block, cross connection wires,
patch cord, and cable management system.
2.3.1 Cable Management Rack

Cable management rack shall be standard EIA 19” X 7 ft floor mounted rack. Rack
shall include vertical cable managers mounted on the channels with removable
covers that can handle large quantities of cables and patch cords.

2.3.2 Copper Patch Panel

Path panel shall have Category 6 electrical performance. Path panel shall be made
of black anodized aluminum 24/48 ports, TIA 568A configuration.

2.3.3 Telephone/EPABX terminal Block

Terminal block shall be rack mounted with number pair as indicated on the plans.
Terminal block shall be color coded to TIA 568B.2-1.

Mechanical Characteristic jack connector

Operating life - 200 cycles punches down Contact

Materials - Grade A copper alloy Contact plating
Tin/Lead
Wire accommodation - Top contact
2 x 22-26 AWG solid/stranded
Bottom contact
1 x 22-26 AWG solid/stranded

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NEXT - better than –53dB @ 100 MHz Attenuation -
<0.001 dB @ 100 MHz
Termination type - Gas-Tight insulation displacement Resistance
Insulation - 500 megaohms Termination -
<0.5 milliohms

2.3.4 Cross W ire & Patch Cord

Cross connection wire and patch cord shall meet or exceed the same category rating
of connecting hardware.

2.4 BACKBONE CABLING:

2.4.1 TELEPHONE CABLE

Telephone cable shall conform to REA-PE-39 for underground installation and

REA-PE-22 for above ground installation, sizes shall be as indicated on the
plans.

III. Closed Circuit Television

A. General requirements are as follows:

1. The system shall be capable of capturing all camera pictures and shall
provide a multi-screen camera display.
2. The Network Video Recorder (NVR) provided shall operate the
recording process when the system is on the machine command mode.
3. System operation and programming shall be accomplished using a
full function keyboard.
4. Permanent record of system status shall always be available showing time
and dated of changes such as: incoming alarms, acknowledgement of
alarms, loading of sequences, user log-on to keyboard and a power-up
reset message.
5. All devices equipment and enclosure shall be UL listed or equivalent.
6. The CCTV system shall utilize PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) technology
based IEEE 802.3af standard Relay Servers (Integrated Security
Switch) which shall serve as power supply for IP-based cameras.
7. Each Camera and each Relay Server shall have an IP address on a
Network (i.e. LAN, W AN, VPN).
8. All control commands shall be transmitted over the network using TCP/IP
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A. Video cameras shall comply with the following minimum requirement:
1. The IP-cameras utilizing CCD or CMOS shall be of fixed, pan/tilt/zoom
type as indicated in the Drawings.
2. The Contractor shall propose the suitable lenses appropriate to the
viewing areas and the sensor elements. Automatic aperture control shall
be provided. Where zoom lenses are specified, these shall be motorized
and shall also have an auto-iris and spot filter. The zoom lens shall be
rated at 10:1.
3. The IP-cameras shall have RJ-45 port for integrated signal and power
over Ethernet, optional 24 VAC socket, mounting holes; with built-in
local memory storage (micro or mini-SD) for alarm capturing.
4. Cameras shall be supplied from the manufacturer with a case to house
the electronics and shall be UL listed. Cameras supplied as printed
circuit board (PCB) assemblies without a case shall not be acceptable.
5. Where the lens is inbuilt into the camera (i.e. not interchangeable) a
number of different focal length lens shall be available.
6. Video cameras shall comply with the following technical data:

Refer to floor plan layout for specific

Image Sensor : details
Resolution : min. 30/25 IPS, 1280 x 1024 pixels.
Illumination (min) : 1 lux (color) and/or 0.05 lux (B/W). LUX reflected light
Motion Jpeg; Mpeg4;
Video Compression : H.264
Power Supply : Power-over-Ethernet or 24VAC
10oC to + 50oC 95% auto-
Environmental : RH; back focus during relatively high temperature
Standard : Open-IP
Power Over Ethernet : IEEE 802.3af compliant
Capability : Color and Day/Night

9. Universal mounting bracket for wall, ceiling and support mounting

plate shall be used for the installation of cameras. The proprietary bracket
shall be compatible to the camera and housing. All brackets mounts,
housing and accessories, used both internally and externally, shall be
suitably manufactured and installed to prevent corrosion, rusting and
deterioration.
10. Cabling to all cameras shall be neatly loomed, and where housings are
installed contained within a flexible conduit or similar. Flexible steel
conduit shall be used for all external cameras. Sufficient, but not
excessive, slack shall be provided to allow camera alignment and
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application. Cameras that will be used outdoor shall have a
weatherproof type enclosure. In some areas, where aesthetics are a
concern or camera concealment is necessary, a decorative enclosure
shall be provided. The camera and lens package shall be suitably
installed in the housing. The Contractor shall include full details of camera
housings with the bid.

2.2 Monitor
A. Monitors shall comply with the following requirements:

1. High resolution color video LCD monitors confirming with NTSC,

PAL/SECAM, and HDMI standards shall be provided. Monitor size shall
be as indicated in the drawings and can be used as desktop
units or rack or console mounted. The equipment shall meet or
exceed the following standard:

TV Standard : EIA, 525/625 lines, 60 Hz, 720/1080p

Power supply : 220 Vac 10%, 60 Hz
Power Consumption : approx. 30W 1 Vpp can be looped through or
Input : terminated with 75 ohm by a switch
700 lines in center of picture;
Resolution : 720/1080p
Deflection Linearity : 10% (horizontal and vertical)

2. The monitor wall shall be installed within the visual angle view of the
operators. The space below the monitors shall be built as 19” frame racks
for installation for the video alarm units.

2.3 NVR
Network Video Recorders (NVR) shall comply with the following features and requirements:

1. Remote Image through Network (i.e. LAN, W AN, VPN). with password
protection for viewing.
2. High compression ratio supporting Mpeg4, H.264, and Motion Jpeg.
3. Watermarks video protection to avoid video tampering.
4. Scheduled recording: once daily, weekly, monthly.
5. Integrated video capture, Video and Audio Recording over TCP/IP
Networks.
6. Image enhancement, zoom & scaling up to any size on screen.
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8. On-line context-sensitive help.
9. Video monitoring and recording on both server site and client site.
10. Instant retrieval of the specified video segment according to time and date.
11. Worldwide video standard: NTSC, PAL 12. Supports up to 16, 32, or 64
Devices
13. Video and Audio Recording over TCP/IP Networks.
14. Multitasking simultaneously record, playback, search, transmission,
schedules, alarm trigger etc.
15. Can support minimum Terabyte (TB) capacity
16. Duplex Operation: Simultaneous Recording and Playback
17. Continuous and Alarm-Based Recording
18. Full-Featured Search Capabilities: Search Based on Camera, Time, or
Date
19. Video recording
Period – 90 days of motion detect
Recording at 25 to 30 frames per second (fps).
20. Playback control, speed playback, frame by frame, fast forward, reverse
etc.
21. Video output – VGA or composite.

2.4 Network Switches

1. Acceptable Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide
or comparable product by one of the following:

1.1 HP
1.2 Cisco

2. Device Performance: Provides Gigabit Uplink Connectivity and IEEE

802.3af compliant for PoE camera availability.

3. Ports:

3.1 Auto-sensing 10/100 ports (IEEE 802.3 Type 10Base-T, IEEE 802.3u
Type 100Base-TX); Media Type; Auto-MDIX; Duplex, half or full
only.

3.2 RJ45 serial console.

3.3 Auto-sensing 10/100/1000 ports (IEEE 802.3 Type 10Base-T,

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Duplex: 10Base-T/100Base-TX: half or full; 1000Base-T: full
only.Open mini-GBIC (SFP) slots.
3.4 Processor: 300 MHz, 16MB flash, 128MB SDRAM; packet buffer size:
1 MB.
3.5 Performance: Up to 13.0 million pps throughput, 17.6 Gbps
routing/switching capacity, table size for 8000 entries.
3.6 Mounting: Standard 19-inch (483-mm) rack.

IV. Preliminary Submittals

Preliminary submittals shall include the following

1. Calculations and assumptions considered in the design.

2. Quotation showing all the details of the system eg. Description, Quantity, Unit
Price, Total amount.
3. Fire alarm data sheets or Equipment Specifications shall be included in the
submittal. It shall include the following;

3.1Fire alarm control panel and its components.

3.2Batteries and its enclosures
3.3Notification appliances
3.4Initiating Devices
3.5Addressable modules
3.6Pipes, W ire and Cables, Hangers and accessories
4. The documents shall be submitted to the requesting party on the date
specified in ther invitation.
5. The submittal shall follow the directions on Bid invitations.
6. Include required data not mentioned in this guideline.

V. References:

The following are the references considered in the development of this guide.

1. RA 6541 – Building Codes of the Philippines Chapter Section 2.02 Standard for Fire
protection
2. RA 6514 – Fire Code of the Philippines Section 10.2.6.4 Fire Detection, Alarm and
Communication System.
3. National Fire Protection Association – NPFA 72 – National Fire Code 2007 Edition
4. Product Brochures ( Simplex, Notifier-Honey well, Edwards, GST)
5. Websites
5.1 http://www.edwards-signals.com/
5.2 http://www.notifier.com/
5.3 http://www.simplex-grinnell.com/

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ANNEX “A”

Sample Contract

Contract

1. This contract has a validity of one (1) year effective upon receipt of confirmation.
2. This contract is renewable upon expiration of contract effectively.

Supplier Responsibilities

1. Provide qualified technicians, tools and equipment’s necessary to conduct the

Preventive Maintenance (PM) work.
2. The PM checks, if rank A, B, & C shall be conducted when appropriate as scheduled.
The enrolled unit will be inspected monthly.
3. Service reports will be submitted to the customer’s representative immediately upon
check-up or repair completion.
4. The flat rate charge per check-up visit of the unit and its accessories shall include
travel and food expenses.
5. Minor repairs will be done for FREE.
6. Product improvements instituted by by the factory relating to the enrolled unit shall
be relayed to the customer so that proper action can be done immediately.
7. Respond to the customer’s service call within 24 hours.
8. Damages on the unit resulting to non-compliance to factory recommended
procedures and practices shall be at supplier cost. Downtime, business and incidental
loss due to non-operation of the unit uis under supplier’s responsibility. If the unit is
non-operational due to some technical reasons, supplier shall rent or provide a
service unit for temporary back-up power.

Customer Responsibilities
1. Maintenance materials like oil, filters and coolant additives will be charged to
customer. Only the specified oil, filters and coolant additives will be used.
2. Daily check-up of the unit conditions to include levels; recording and updating the
maintenance log sheet to include load conditions, gauge reading and reporting
immediately to the supplier unusual sound or performance deviation.
3. Immediately feedback regarding unit operational problem/s must be relayed to the
supplier thru established communication system.
Terms

1. Unit enrolled shall be charged Php per unit monthly visit.

2. Unscheduled repairs outside the Preventive Maintenance check-up schedule upon
customer’s request will be charged as follows;
a. Php per unit during emergency call. Any parts found defective will be
quoted separately including labor cost.
b. The above cost include meal allowance nand transportation cost.

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Communication Systems

1. Persons to Contact
a. Mr. X – Service Manager
b. Mr. Y – Sales Engineer

2. Contact Numbers
a. Service Department – Telephone Numbers
b. Sales Department – Telephone Numbers

Filters & Consumables for changing oil

Item Description Part Number QTY Unit Cost Total Cost

1 Air Filter AF-xxxx 4 pcs Php xxxxx Php xxxxx

2 Oil Filter
3 Fuel filter
4 Engine Oil
5 TOTAL PHP XX,XXX

Scope of Work

1. Check/clean crankcase breather tube/hose

2. Check belt tensioner and belt condition
3. Check cooling condition
4. Inspect electrical connection\
5. Change oil and filters
6. Drain water sediments from fuel tank (if any)
7. Check/replace hoses (as required)
8. Check engine protection system
9. Check all parameters
10. Testing of the unit

SANITARY AND PLUMBING

PART I - GENERAL

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