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Opening of Bids - One (1) or More, 2020 or Newer, Emergency Medical Vehicle – Spec P - American Response Vehicles
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American Response Vehicles <br />63 <br />COMPARTMENT TILE EDGING: The yellow plastic tile edge material will mate to the outer edge of the <br />compartment tile and will taper to the front edge for a smooth transition. <br /> <br />KNOX BOX MEDVAULT: Install Customer Supplied Unit. Unit to be a Knox Box #5502. The Knox Box will be <br />located just forward of the Action Area Board. <br /> <br />CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR: While a carbon monoxide detector will detect incomplete oxidation during <br />combustion in gas ranges and unvented gas or kerosene heaters that may cause high concentrations of <br />Carbon monoxide in indoor air. Worn or poorly adjusted and maintained combustion devices (e.g., boilers, <br />furnaces) can be significant sources, or if the flue is improperly sized, blocked, disconnected, or is leaking. The <br />main cause for concern in the ambulance is due to auto, truck, or bus exhaust from attached garages, nearby <br />roads, or parking areas can also be a source. The unit will be installed in the patient area and wired 12v into <br />the ambulance conversion system. This detector contains an end of life timer operated from an independent <br />lithium battery that will operate for four (4) years and eleven (11) months from the date of manufacture. At <br />the end of life, the detector will begin to signal for replacement with beeping and flashing LED signal alarm. <br />End of life replacement is not warranted. The unit will be located on the right rear (M-5) compartment filler in <br />the patient compartment, facing the aisle, mounted up high, with location shown on the drawings. <br /> <br />“DAY BRIGHT" LIGHTING: The interior of the cabinets noted below will be illuminated with White LED flat rope <br />lighting and will be recessed into the backside of the cabinet perimeter aluminum tracking. The lights must be <br />in the front of the cabinet shining towards the backside of the cabinet in order to see what is in the cabinet <br />without the light being blocked by the components stored in the cabinet. The idea is to illuminate the interior <br />of the cabinet and not to shine outward toward the personnel looking inside the cabinet. There will be a <br />switch in the patient compartment switch panel to turn the light(s) on and off as desired by the crew. <br /> <br />INTERIOR CABINET LIGHT SWITCHING: The cabinet interior lights will be activated via an icon from the patient <br />area multi-plexed control system. <br /> <br />The following cabinets feature “Day Bright” cabinet lighting. <br />- Cabinet A <br />- Cabinet B <br />- Cabinet C <br />- Cabinet D <br />- Cabinet I-1 <br />- Cabinet I-2 <br />- Cabinet K-1 <br />- Cabinet K-2 <br />- Cabinet K-3 <br />- Cabinet G-1 <br />- Cabinet G-2 <br />- Cabinet F <br /> <br />ACTION AREA LIGHTING: A 12-volt LED light will be provided directly over the forward, street side work
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