Failure. All systems shall be capable of operation for at least 1 hour without interruption in the event of a complete power failure. Grounding. All equipment be properly grounded to within 5 Ohms verified by a grounding resistance test. Resistance tests are invalid if done within 72 hours of rainfall on site. Weather Conditions. All outdoor and mobile equipment, unless otherwise specified, shall operate in all weather conditions likely to be endured over a 100 year period including high temperatures, heavy rain, fog, sleet, snow, ice and high winds. Exposure to any environmental conditions shall not reduce or eliminate warranties on any equipment. Temperatures. All outdoor and mobile equipment shall operate in all Savannah area temperatures without degradation or failure from -20º F to +120º F. Fog. All outdoor and mobile equipment shall operate in severe fog without degradation or failure. Rain and Humidity. All outdoor and mobile equipment shall operate in humidity levels between 0 and 100% without degradation or failure. These operational conditions include heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail, sleet, snow and saturated fog. Salt All outdoor and mobile equipment shall be capable of operating in salt water environments without special handling or reduced life. Sunlight. All outdoor and mobile equipment shall be capable of operating in direct sunlight / high UV-light without degradation. This includes camera sun spots caused when the lens is pointed directly at the sun or at a reflection of the sun, as well as other sun related effects such as material degradation due to ultraviolet light. Environmental Housing. Enclosures or environmental housing may be provided to enhance the longevity of the outdoor equipment and ensure continued operations in weather extremes. If enclosures are used, they shall not interfere with nor slow the operation or maintenance of the system or reduce the capabilities of the system in any way. Winds. All outdoor and mobile equipment shall operate in winds that often exceed 20 knots (kts) on a typical day as defined in Table 2 below. Sustained winds up to Outdoor and mobile equipment shall operate 90 kts and gusts up to without degradation or failure 110 kts.
Failure. All systems shall be capable of operation for at least 1 hour without interruption in the event of a complete power failure. Grounding. All equipment be properly grounded to within 5 Ohms verified by a grounding resistance test. Resistance tests are invalid if done within 72 hours of rainfall on site. Weather Conditions. All outdoor and mobile equipment, unless otherwise specified, shall operate in all weather conditions likely to be endured over a 100 year period including high temperatures, heavy rain, fog, sleet, snow, ice and high winds. Exposure to any environmental conditions shall not reduce or eliminate warranties on any equipment. Temperatures. All outdoor and mobile equipment shall operate in all Savannah area temperatures without degradation or failure from -20º F to +120º F. Fog. All outdoor and mobile equipment shall operate in severe fog without degradation or failure. Rain and Humidity. All outdoor and mobile equipment shall operate in humidity levels between 0 and 100% without degradation or failure. These operational conditions include heavy rain, thunderstorms, hail, sleet, snow and saturated fog. Salt All outdoor and mobile equipment shall be capable of operating in salt water environments without special handling or reduced life. Sunlight. All outdoor and mobile equipment shall be capable of operating in direct sunlight / high UV-light without degradation. This includes camera sun spots caused when the lens is pointed directly at the sun or at a reflection of the sun, as well as other sun related effects such as material degradation due to ultraviolet light. Environmental Housing. Enclosures or environmental housing may be provided to enhance the longevity of the outdoor equipment and ensure continued operations in weather extremes. If enclosures are used, they shall not interfere with nor slow the operation or maintenance of the system or reduce the capabilities of the system in any way. Winds. All outdoor and mobile equipment shall operate in winds that often exceed 20 knots (kts) on a typical day as defined in Table 2 below. Sustained winds up to 90 kts and gusts up to 110 kts. Outdoor and mobile equipment shall operate without degradation or failure
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