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Certification Manual

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Wire Pulling

First determine the locations of the transceivers, computers, control

panels, touch-pads and any other bus devices for a wireless system. For a

hardwired system verify the location of the call stations, annunciators, duty

stations and power supply. This is particularly important as there may be

locations in the room already assigned to other trades such as telephones,

Cable TV, etc. and we do not want to have to come back and move our

Power Supplies or other equipment. Check with the Building Supervisor for

the best location of the Power Supply.

Finally, some of the special concerns in pulling wire for existing

facilities also affect new construction. For example, "attic traffic" may be an

even more critical issue as tradesmen are still working in the area. Using

pre-formed conduit bends may still be very useful, however keeping these

devices out of other trades spaces is important. Also, even though there

are no residents to be concerned about, there are still fellow workers in the

area and their safety is just as important.

Junction Boxes

Sometimes when pulling wires, a junction box may be needed for

teeing off to different directions, or for a wire pull in a future suspended

ceiling space, etc. When putting in a junction box, be sure to secure it to a

stud, joist or wall. Use the appropriate wire nuts and be sure to label all the

wires correctly. Using a "Sharpie" or other permanent marking pen, write

"Alliance AllCall Nurse Call" on the cover lid to identify it as our box.

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