PROPOSED CCTV SPECIFICATION

CCTV SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS

4.01

CCTV System
4.01.1

General

The CCTV(Closed Circuit Television) System shall be integrated with the other building
systems, such as the SCS, and Others.
1) Camera System
Having cameras at special places requiring security and surveillance, real-time
situations shall be monitored at the disaster control centre for immediate response
to an event.
The camera to be right with lower part establishes the camera of same type in site
condition :

2)

Fixed Dome Camera

Scan 9Dome Camera
Fixed Camera
Pan/Tilt Camera

Digital Video Recording System

The Digital Video Recording System is a multimedia digital data storage system
that shall include not only full functions of an analogue recording system, but also
data transmission, video copy, and image search in an advanced digital way.
Live display and Full-frame recording and for 16ch
Support up to 6 internal hard disks
Excellent image quality and file size by hardware MPEG-4
Less CPU burden
16ch. Synchronized audio recording Live sound (select camera for 1 ch)
Diverse PTZ device support Recording by Motion and/or Sensor Detection
Remote access through HNDR-NET or HNDR-WEB (built-in Web server)
Various search (Time based search, Smart search)
Singleview, Multiview ,Panoramaview, back up view

Powerful ScanDome Control (Preset, Guard Tour, Auto Scan)

Support transaction software (POS,ATM, Cash register)

 Support access control (biometric access, proximity detecting)

Spot monitor, dual monitor
Notify event to e-mail, pop-up, mark, beep, sound, relay output and PTZ
preset
3) And other components for CCTV System shall be as below:
V.D.A (Control Room)
Matrix Switcher (Control Room)
Network Server (Front Desk)
Quad Switcher
Monitor ( TFT LCD Monitor, PAL Monitor)

4.01.1.1 System Architecture

CCTV stations shall be connected to the Security Server via local and wide area
networks with a dedicated or shared access connection. Networking functions shall be
based on the standard TCP/IP protocol, allowing easy integration with existing systems
and devices.
System Hardware
CCTV Stations shall comply with hardware specifications as detailed in next part.
Other security system components / field devices shall comply with specifications as
detailed in this section and on drawings
System Software
The DVR(Center & Site) Software shall be employed as a configurable security
management system that provides unprecedented control and management over
security operations. This Software features shall include:
Maximum 36 site monitoring support
2-way audio communication and 16ch recording
Remote backup, monitoring, playback and recording
PTZ control, Camera Image control, Relay output control
Notify event detection
Popup window with the HNDR
Net program when the alarm activate sats it DV
Search the data stored in the HNDR (remote search) or the HNDR-NET (local
search)

4.01.2 Product
4.01.2.1 FIXED DOME CAMERA

Pick-up device
: 1/3super Had CCD
Hrizontal Resolution : 480 TV Lines

Min. Illumination

: 0.5Lux

S/N Ratio

: more than 48dB

White Blance

: 2800~8000K, ATW

AGC

: On/Off

Lens Mount

: Built-in 3.6/6.0mm fixed Lens

Dimensions

: 117 x 84.5(H)mm

4.01.2.2 SCANDOME CAMERA (with pan/tilt)

Built-in 25x Optical Zoom Lens, Fast speed Pan/Tilt driver and RS-485
/ 422 receiver

Ultra low light by True Day & Night or Digital Slow Shutter

0.1 lx at Day & Night BW mode, 0.01 lx at Digital Slow Shutter

4.8 Bubble dome Pan/Tilt/Zoom system

Simple & Easy installation

Built-in multi protocol for easy interface with DVR or Matrix switcher

Up to 99 selectable camera addresses.

Up to 380/sec. pan and tilt speed (preset recall speed).

Up to 8 programmable guard tours, 240 programmable presets, 4

memorized user control patterns

Privacy masking zone

Flip function to follow objects.

Built-in power-line surge protection and lightning protection.

8 alarm inputs and 4 outputs

In-door pendant mounted housing (optional).

Pick-up device : 1/4super Had CCD

Effective pixels : 768(H) x 494(V)

Lens

: 25X optical zoom with auto focus

Dome size

: 4.8

Pan/Tile speed : 0.5 ~ 90/sec, 0.5 ~ 90/sec

Dimensions

: 125 x 204(D)mm

4.01.2.3 SCAN DOME HOUSING(IN DOOR)

Dimensions

: 220 x 135(H)mm

Weight

: 0.5kg

MAX. Load

: 2kg

Mateial

: Steel & Al

4.01.2.4 CCD COLOR CAMERA

Pick-up Device : 1/3 IT Color CCD(Sony)

Effective Pixels : 410k

Horizontal Resolusion : 460 TV Lines

Min. Illumination : 0.001Lux(F1.2, x128, DSS)

S/N Ratio : more than 50dB

Power Source : AC 24V, DC 12V

Power Consumption : Max 6W

Lens Mount : C/CS Mount

Dimension : W68 * H56 * D120 m

4.01.2.5 AUTO IRIS LENS

Image Format : 1/3

Focal Length : 5.0 ~ 50.0mm

Max F Value : 1: 18

Iris : Vari Focal DC type

Angle of View : Wide - 63, Tele 6.9

Mount : CS

4.01.2.6 ZOOM LENS

Focal Length : 11~110mm(1/3 ~ 1/2)

Max. F vaiue : 1:18

Iris : Auto

Zoom/Focus : Motorized

Min. Focal Length : 1.3m

Back Focal Length : 17.507mm

Mount : C

Dimension : W91 * H120 * L118 mm

4.01.2.7 HOUSING

Material: AL / Color : Light Gray

Weight : 2.0kg

Dimension : W154 * H112.4 * L465 mm

4.01.2.8 HOUSING

Material: AL / Color : Light Gray

Weight : 3.1kg

Dimension : W178 * H149 * L562 mm

4.01.2.9 PAN/TILT DRIVER

Angle Range : Pan 350, Tilt 70 ~ +20

Angle Speed : Pan 6/sec, Tilt 4/sec

Load : Max. 30kg

Power : AC 220V, 50Hz

Power Consumption : 25.3W

Weight : 8.2kg

Material : AL Dicasting

Dimension : W214 * H242 * D303 mm

4.01.2.10 RX-RECEIVER

Pan/Tilt Output : Left, Right, Up, Down, Auto Pan

LensOutput : Zoom In/Out, Focus Near/Far

Camera Power : DC 12V

Aux : 2CH

Communication Interface : RS-485

Power : AC 110/220V 60Hz

Material : ABS AL Dicasting

Weigh : 4kg

Dimension : W280 * H280 * D130 mm

4.01.2.11 V.D.A

Power input

: AC 110/220V 50Hz

Video Input

: 1 IN

Video Output

: 3OUT

CH

: 8CH

Power consuption : Max 5W

IN/OUT Connector : BNC Type

Dimesions

: 432(W) x 44(H) x 300(D) mm

4.01.2.12 MATRIX SWITCHER

Power

: AC 110/220V 50Hz

Video Input

: 32 IN

Video Output

: 16 OUT

Power consuption : Max 120VA

IN/OUT Connector : BNC Type

4.01.2.13 CONTROL KEYBOARD

Power

: DC 9~30V 50Hz

Serial Ports

: RS-422 Data rate up to 57.6Kboud

4.01.2.14 DVR(16CH)

Small file size by hardware MPEG

16 alarm inputs / 8 alarm output by default

Less CPU burden (5~10% at normal conditon)

Smart search for simple playback

16ch audio recording support by default

Powerfull ScanDome Control

Hardware WatchDog

O/S

: Windows 2000 professional

RAM

: 256MB DDR (PC3200)

Power

: AC110/220 Selectable 50/60Hz

Video Input

: 16ch BNC

Video Output : VGA (YUV, RGB 24), Analog 1ch (BNC, Composite Video
Signal)

Input Video

Compression : Hardware MPEG

Resolution

: 704x480, 704x240, 320x240

Display

: 480f

Recording

: 240f

Dimesions

: 444(W) x 178(H) x 550(D) mm

Weight

: 22kg

: NTSC /PAL or EIA/CCIR

4.01.2.15 TFT LCD MONITOR(19)

Display color

: 16.7M

Resolution

: 1280 x 1024

Contrast ratio : 500: 1

Brightness

: 250cd/m^2

4.01.2.16 VIDEO MONITOR(21)

CRT Type

: 21 Color

Power Output

: AC 90/260V 50Hz

Resolution

: more then 450 TV Line

Video Input

: 2Video / S-VHS

Video Output

: 2 Video

Display

: LED

Power Consumption : 72W

4.01.2.17 POWER CONTROLLER(8CH)

Power input

: AC 110/220V 60Hz

Power output

: AC 110/220V 60Hz

Output

: 8CH

Control

: Micom

Remote

: RS-232C

Power consuption

: 6W

Weight

: 3.6kg

Dimesions

: 432(W) x 44(H) x 300(D) mm

4.01.2.18 NETWORK SERVER

OS

: Windows 2000, Windows Xp

CPU

: Pentium4 2.8GHz

RAM

: 256MB DDR(PC3200)

Network Interface

: 10/100MB Network Interface Card

POWER

: AC 110/220V 50Hz

Material

: Steel, Al

Monitor

: 19inch TFT LCD (2EA)

4.01.2.19 KVM SWITCH

Power

Auto Scan : 5~10sec

Select

: Push-Switch or Keyboard HOT-Key

Port

: Video, PS/2 (Keyboard, Mouse)

19 Rack Type

: AC 9V 850Ma

4.01.2.20 RACK

4.01.3

Matertial

: Steel

Size

: made

Execution

4.01.3.1 The scope of work includes the following:

1) Design, deliver, install, test and commission Security System (as specified
herein), complete with all components and associated equipment, in accordance
with the specifications and associated drawings.
2) Connection of the IBS network onto other systems / components, including
backbone wiring, as specified. (Connection to the provided free contacts of
different components/systems in the building, supplied by different other subcontractors)
3) Provide all materials and equipment and perform all labour required to design,
deliver, manufacture, install, test and commission a complete Intelligent Building
System, and sub-systems as detailed, in accordance with this specification.
4) Provide Personnel and materials to perform all acceptance tests and to assist in
inspections.
5) Shop Drawings
Multiple copies of detailed working drawings and calculations shall be prepared
and submitted for approval before fabrication of the project. Working drawings
shall be submitted in complete sets, and shall bear the Contractors license stamp
and identification of the system designer. Sufficient information, clearly
presented, shall be included with Shop Drawings to determine compliance with
drawings and specifications. Manufacturers name(s), model numbers, ratings,
power requirements, equipment layout, devices arrangement, complete wiring
point-to-point diagrams and conduit layouts should be clearly indicated on such
shop drawings.
6) Upon completion of the work, the Contractor shall provide reproducible As-Built
Drawings to the Engineer. Final approvals are subject to receipt of acceptable
As-Built Drawings.
7) Three copies of Maintenance and Operational Manuals shall be submitted upon
completion of the installation. Manuals shall be supplied with reference to the
details:

Manufacturers Catalogue Data

Manufacturers Installation and Operations Instructions

Manufacturers Maintenance Procedures

List of Special Tools Required

List of Spare/Emergency Parts Inventory

Complete drawings/schematics as applicable

8) Full training of the Clients personnel on the operation and maintenance of

complete IBS system, and sub-systems.

9) The installation shall include a one year guarantee and free maintenance period.
10) After the one year guarantee and free maintenance period, a detailed standard
maintenance, service, administering and monitoring contract shall be submitted
to the Client by the supplier of the Intelligent Building System, with reference to
this particular installation, and for duration of a one year period.
11) Supply essential spare parts, as may be required for a one-year period of
operation.
The Contractor shall coordinate work with other trades to assure that conflicts shall not
arise with structural, mechanical, electrical or architectural features of the building. Any
changes required by field coordination, even after shop drawing review, shall be
provided at no additional cost to Sonangol.The IBS Contractor shall provide supporting
services as detailed in the following sections.
Submittals:
Submittals having any content, which is incomplete or unclear, will be returned without
review or approval.
Others scope of work:
The Intelligent Building System Contractors scope of work shall start from connections
of other services, such as Generator Control & Monitoring, Security etc.
This Contract forms a non-nominated sub-contract to the main contract for the
construction of the building.

4.01.3.2 DESIGN CONDITIONS

Power conditions
Nominal power supply and distribution shall be as follows:
Medium Voltage :15kV, 3 phase, 3 wire

 Low Voltage

:230/380V, 3 Phase, 4 wire, effective neutral earthing.

Frequency

:50Hz

All equipment shall be designed for the system voltage and frequency unless
otherwise specified. Special provision shall me made for all equipment sensitive to
supply frequency and voltage variations and for equipment operated at other
voltages/frequencies or by direct current sources.
Climatic conditions
The Contractor shall satisfy himself that all equipment offered is suitable for
satisfactory operation under the specified site conditions.

Altitude

: 100m above mean sea level

Maximum ambient temperature :

35C (in the shade)

Average ambient temperature

: 30C

Minimum ambient temperature

: 0 C

Maximum relative humidity

: 90%

4.01.3.3 CONTRACTUAL DRAWINGS

The following drawings form part of the Specification for the Works. The Contractor
shall request any additional plans that may be required.
Equipment locations shown on the Drawings are schematic in nature. Exact locations
shall be determined on site or according to shop and construction drawings, due
account having been taken of dimensions, weights, mounting methods and
accessories.
The symbols used on Drawings are symbolic in nature and shall not be used for actual
installation positions. Actual positions shall be determined taking into account all
relevant practical considerations. Details shall be followed where provided and
equipment positions shall be co-ordinated with furniture layouts. Do not scale from the
design drawings.

4.01.3.4 TRAINING
The Contractor shall provide full training to appropriate personnel covering the
complete operation of the various systems.
The users shall certify their satisfaction with the training provided on completion of
training, in writing. This certification shall be provided to the Engineer.

4.01.3.5 MANUALS & MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT

The Contractor shall provide full documentation for the entire systems, including but
not limited to the following:
General description of the system
Detailed specifications of all installed equipment.
Detailed operator instructions.
Full connection and termination wiring diagrams.
Full maintenance of the system shall be provided as part of the 12-month guarantee
and maintenance period.
The Contractor shall price for maintenance to commence after the 12-month guarantee
and maintenance period. The maintenance should include the following:

Repair of all faults due to normal wear and tear

Replacement of all failed components due to normal wear and tear
Repair/replacement of faulty instruments
Lightning damage. (Contractor to state limitation of lightning damage warranty)
The Contractor shall provide full details of the maintenance agreement in the schedule
provided for this purpose.

4.01.3.6 TESTING AND COMMISSIONING

All equipment shall be factory tested and test certificates shall be provided to the
Engineer. The Engineer reserves the right to request any additional testing should he
deem it necessary.
The Engineer or his representative shall inspect the installation from time to time
during installation.

4.01.3.7 SPECIFICATION AND STANDARDS

After successful testing and commissioning of the installation, the Contractor shall
make arrangements timeously with the Engineer for a Practical Completion Inspection.
Where reference is made to standards, codes of practice and specifications issued by
international bodies and organizations they are referred to by the following
abbreviations;

ANSI

America National Standards Institute

ASA

American Standards Association

ACI

American Concrete Institute

AGA

American Gas Association

ASHRAE
American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air-conditioning
Engineers
ASME

American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

ASTM

American Society of Testing and Materials

ASQM

American Society for Quality Control

AWWA

American Water Works Association

BS

British Standards

BS CP

British Standard Codes of Practice

BFPSA

British Fire Protection Systems Association

CMA

Cable Manufacturers Association

DIN

Deutches Institut fur Normalisierung

EN

European Standard

ISO

International Standards Organization

IEEE

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

IEC

International Electrotechnical Commission

NBS

National Bureau of Standards

NEC

National Electric Code

NEMA

National Electrical Manufacturers Association

NFPA

National Fire Protection Association

NICET

National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies

SAE

Society of Automotive Engineers.

SABS

South Africa Bureau of Standards

UL

Underwriters Laboratories Inc.

UBC

Uniform Building Code

UFC

Uniform Fire Code

Where and to the extent that materials, products and workmanship are not fully
specified, they are to be of a standard appropriate to the Works and suitable for the
purposes stated in or reasonably to be inferred from the Contract Documents, and in
accordance with good practice, including the relevant provisions of current standard,
regulations etc.
For products and materials specified to a national standard, such as BS or ASTM,
certificates of compliance are to be obtained from manufacturers when requested by
the Engineer or the Engineers representative. The specifications are intended to help
define the part or parts of the Specification, which apply to particular kinds of work or
parts of the Works, and must be seen as a whole applying to the Works.
The Contractor shall check all delivery tickets, labels, identification marks and where

appropriate, the goods themselves to ensure that all products comply with the
Specification.
Abbreviations used:
AC

= Alternating Current

DC

= Direct Current

VAC

= Volt AC

VDC

= Volt DC

HDPE

= High Density Poly-Ethylene

uPVC

= unplasticized Poly-Vinyl Chloride

IBS

= Intelligent Building System

LCD

= Liquid Crystal Display

LED

= Light Emitting Diodes

PC

= Personal Computer

IP Camera Specification
high capacity network-attached storage (NAS)

CCTV CAMERA FOR MUSEUM

Displaying rare works of art and other valuable collections put
museums at risk to thievery and vandalism, making surveillance
systems a critical security component in these environments.

Benefits of Museum Surveillance Equipment

Easy installation IP (Internet Protocol) surveillance technology offers easy-to-install
systems with outstanding flexibility. Cameras can be positioned throughout the museum,
communicating through an IP network with no need for complicated wiring setups.
Remote access An NVR (network video recorder) allows for remote viewing over the
Internet. Security workers can monitor surveillance footage and even control security
cameras from any computer with Internet access.
Prevent theft Security cameras can tightly monitor display areas, storage rooms, and
other locations throughout a museum, watching for suspicious activity and potential theft.
Watch for employee theft The threat of employee theft exists. Video surveillance keeps a
close watch on all areas of a museum, and can deter employees from turning to the dark
side.
Prevent vandalism Unfortunately, defacement of art can be a problem in a museum,
where pieces are displayed right within the public's reach. Security cameras can deter such
acts of vandalism and enable workers to spot potential threats.
Privacy It's beneficial to mount security cameras in wide array of location throughout a
museum, however private areas such as bathrooms are considered by most to be off limits
when it comes to video surveillance.

What are the museum's largest security threats?

Is the facility well-staffed with security workers?

What type of existing security setup does the museum have in place?

How are collections displayed in the facility?

Are there storage rooms containing collections not on display?

Do you staff security at all entrances and exits?

Is there a history of theft at the museum?

Have there been instances of vandalism?

Is employee theft a strong concern?

What areas of the museum are most susceptible to theft and vandalism?

What is the value of the collections on display?

What areas of the museum hold its most valuable pieces?

How to Set Up Art Show Surveillance

Position cameras at entrances and exits to monitor those entering and leaving the
museum, gallery or exhibition hall.

Mount cameras to provide full views of all rooms containing collections.

Pay special attention to areas containing highly valuable works.

Have proper surveillance for storage areas containing additional items and
collections.

Monitor load-in/load-out areas