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American Response Vehicles <br />45 <br />maximum of one hundred twenty five (125) pounds per square inch. Air horn plumbing will be flexible nylon <br />"air brake" type tubing capable of supplying twenty two (22) CFM (cubic feet per minute) of air volume at <br />ninety (90) PSI (pounds per square inch) of air pressure. <br /> <br />AIR HORN LOCATION: One horn will be located on each side of the cab hood just above the fenders and <br />forward of the air intake vent on the driver's side. The right horn position will mirror image the left horn <br />position. <br /> <br />AIR HORN AIR SUPPLY: The air horns will be plumbed into the OEM Air supply. The horn plumbing circuit will <br />be run through a safety valve designed to deny air to the horns when the air tank pressure falls to sixty (60) PSI <br />(pounds per square inch). This safety feature is designed to prevent accidental parking brake deployment. <br /> CUSTOM DESIGN CONSOLE: Drawings for the chassis cab center console will be provided for approval prior to construction. <br /> <br />GENERAL CABINET CONSTRUCTION <br /> <br />SUBSTRATES: The interior cabinets and components will be constructed of a combination of aluminum and <br />Thermo-Lite Board. The cabinets are manufactured with either .090” or .125” aluminum overlaid with <br />Therma-Lite Board material. The Thermo-Lite Board Tough, made with a medium weight woven fiberglass <br />lay-up, this product is acceptable for standard structural load applications. The material density will be 40 <br />lbs. per cubic feet. The material is a unique closed cell, lightweight composite product, manufactured with <br />cross-linked polymer foam and fiberglass, that offers high specific strength and toughness. The non- <br />absorbent material is extremely durable, provides an excellent bonding surface, has good impact strength, <br />sound and thermal insulation, and is resistant to contamination. <br /> <br />CABINET INTERIOR FINISH: Cabinet interiors and cabinet access panels will be Silver based Powder Coated <br />utilizing Alesta® brand AM: Antimicrobial-treated Powder Coatings that are utilized in areas where clean is <br />critical such as Hospital environments and Medical/healthcare equipment and are white in finished color. <br /> <br />LAMINATE: A high impact, phenolic backed, high impact, and abrasion resistant laminate will be used. The <br />laminate will be at least .039" thick. This material as well as all interior components will meet or exceed <br />FMVSS #302 (Burn rate of interior components). Color selection will be specified at the pre-build conference. <br />Laminate Color will be gloss white on the inside of any solid cabinet doors and noted within these <br />specifications for the patient area walls and surfaces. <br /> <br />CABINET ASSEMBLY: The cabinet cases or enclosures will be secured to the Thermo-Lite Board with the use of <br />both adhesives and mechanical fasteners. When the Thermo-Lite Board is secured to another Thermo-Lite <br />Board, it will be achieved utilizing both adhesives and mechanical fasteners. All the cabinet assemblies will be <br />secured to the modular body utilizing bolts secured to tapping plates on the body structure. <br /> <br />CABINET TRIM: All trim throughout the interior conversion will be anodized aluminum or formed stainless <br />steel. All exposed corners within the patient compartment will have padded or rounded corners. Rounded