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PERMIT APPLICATION FOR MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE
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Architect /Engineer Address
Bonding Company Address
Mortgagor Address
Permit Type(circle one): BUILDING ELECTRICAL PLUMBING MECHANICAL ROOFING PAVING FENCE SIGN
WARNING TO OWNER: YOU MUST RECORD A NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT AND YOUR FAILURE TO DO
SO MAY RESULT IN YOUR PAYING TWICE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR PROPERTY (IF YOU INTEND
TO OBTAIN FINANCING, CONSULT WITH YOUR LENDER OR AN ATTORNEY BEFORE RECORDING YOUR
NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT).
Application is hereby made to obtain a permit to do work and installation as indicated above, and
on the attached addendum (if applicable). I certify that all work will be performed to meet the
standards of all laws regulating construction in this jurisdiction. I understand that separate
permits are required for ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, SIGNS, POOLS, ROOFING and MECHANICAL WORK.
OWNER'S AFFIDAVIT: I certify that all the foregoing information is accurate and that all work will
be done in compliance with all applicable laws regulating construction and zoning. Furthermore, I
authorize the above -named contractor to do the work st
Square Ft. Estimated Cost(value) 2505
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Signature of owner and /or Condo President Signature of Owner- Builder
Date: Date: ^"3D
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You can check the operation of burglar .
alarms and wiring by momentarily pressing
the BELL TEST button on the panel of the
unit. An alarm continues sounding as long as
this button is pressed confirming proper
operation.
If you mount an alarm device outside the
protected area, the installation should include
a tamper switch, which is connected to the
24 -hour panic /tamper loop that will activate
the Alarm Center if anyone tries to
disconnect it.
Note: Before selecting an outdoor sounder,
check to see if there is a local ordinance or
restriction on the type of sounds you can
legally use.
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Tamper
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Wall
Alarm Bell
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Terminals
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Figure 28 Alarm Sounder Mounted Outside
Telephone Dialer (Terminals
12 -13)
This device calls the police (or any telephone
number you choose) when the Alarm Center
is activated. In most cases, the dialer can be
connected to the alarm relay contacts
(terminals 12 -13).
Warning: If a telephone dialer is connected to
your system, do not program it to place a call
to your police department unless you are
authorized to do so. This may be permitted by
some law enforcement agencies. If not, you
can program the dialer to call a friend or
private security agency who, if need be, can
make the call to the police. The dialer's
communication capabilities have not been
investigated by U.L.
Figure 29 Telephone Dialer (Cat. No. 49 - 432)
Some dialers deliver a pre- recorded voice
message to the desired number when
activated. Others will send out an electronic
signal to a private security service. There will
be a fee for this service. For more informa-
tion, call the police or a security service in
your area.
Lightning
INSTALLATION
Lightning damage is uncommon, but it can
occur in electronic devices. A lightning strike
near, or directly to, the power line might
cause an excessive surge of voltage that can
damage the product. If you are concerned
about it or live in an area with frequent
and /or severe electrical storms, we suggest
that you purchase a surge protector to help
prevent damage from power line surges.
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Vibration Detector
These devices detect impact vibration on any
surface. They are usually N.C. and can be
used anywhere you want movement or
vibration to activate the Alarm Center. These
detectors usually have adjustable sensitivity.
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Figure 24 Vibration Detector
Motion Detectors
There are three types of motion detectors:
ultrasonic, infrared, and microwave.
Ultrasonic devices send out a high frequency
sound which is beyond your range of
hearing. This sound bounces off the objects
in the protected area and returns to the
detector. When something or someone
moves in the protected area, the pattern of
the sound waves returning to the detector
changes, and the Alarm is tripped.
Infrared devices are similar, except that they
are sensitive to changes in infrared Tight
waves or heat, instead of to sound waves.
Microwave devices also work in the same
way as ultrasonic waves, except that they
use radio waves, instead of ultra -sonic sound,
to detect motion.
Many of these types of devices either have
an alarm sounder built in or can be connected
directly to bells or sirens. However, some of
them can also be connected to an alarm loop
in a complete protection system, like your
Alarm Center, using an auxiliary relay or
dialer contacts.
Some motion detectors are called "heads;' or
sensors. They have only relay outputs, and
might require power from the Alarm Center or
from a separate power supply. These do not
have built -in sounders.
INSTALLATION
Infrared Head Motion Detectors
An infrared head, such as our passive infrared
sensor (Cat. No. 49 -530) contains no power
source or sounding device of its own —it
must be connected to an alarm system. You
can connect one or more of these units to
the Alarm Center. Separate connections must
be made for the N.C. alarm loop, the N.O.
panic /tamper loop, and the power supply, as
shown next. Our six conductor wire (Cat. No.
278 -374) is ideal for these connections.
Figure 25 Passive Infrared Sensor (Cat. No.
49 -530)
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