Telephone outlet plan symbol
Plan symbol for a telephone outlet where a voice service is terminated for a handset or device.
Plan symbol for a firefighter or emergency warden telephone outlet used for communication during an incident.
In plain English
Firefighter telephone outlets, or warden intercommunication points, give two-way voice communication between floors and the fire control point. Plans draw a telephone handset mark or outlet tagged FFT, EWIS or WIP at stair landings and plant rooms.
The circuits are monitored and often fire-rated, so the plan symbol tells the installer to use the specified fire-resistant cable. Positions follow the fire code and brigade requirements. The symbol does not show whether the outlet is a jack for a portable handset or a fixed phone.
Check positions at stair landings. Check fire-rated cable requirements. A general telephone outlet belongs to the communications network; this is a life-safety communication point.
Plan symbol for a firefighter or emergency warden telephone outlet used for communication during an incident. A general telephone outlet belongs to the communications network; this is a life-safety communication point.
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IEC 60617 installation-plan style (architectural and topographical installation symbols); independently drawn, not certified IEC geometry or a database identifier.
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Firefighter telephone outlets, or warden intercommunication points, give two-way voice communication between floors and the fire control point. Plans draw a telephone handset mark or outlet tagged FFT, EWIS or WIP at stair landings and plant rooms.
The circuits are monitored and often fire-rated, so the plan symbol tells the installer to use the specified fire-resistant cable. Positions follow the fire code and brigade requirements. The symbol does not show whether the outlet is a jack for a portable handset or a fixed phone.
A general telephone outlet belongs to the communications network; this is a life-safety communication point.
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Installation design context: life-safety systems are coordinated with the building electrical design.
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