BlacklineSafety 102140, Руководство по установке

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5 || GETTING STARTED GUIDE
SELECT LOCATION BEACON PLACEMENT
Smaller rooms (up to 400 square feet) normally require one beacon. Larger rooms are often segmented into quadrants
with four beacons.
CONSIDERATIONS
Some things to consider when selecting Location Beacons installation locations:
IMPORTANT:
Before moving on to
the next step, review your Location
Beacon placement. For each location,
consider how long it could take for
a responder to locate an employee
within proximity of the beacon. If
the time is longer than 30 seconds,
consider the possibility of dividing the
area into two or more zones with one
beacon in each.
ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
ƒ
Consider placing Location Beacons
near circulation pinch points like
doorways, catwalks or gates
ƒ Obstructions made of metal or
concrete will reduce signals more
than wooden structures
ƒ Beacons can be placed in elevators,
but should not be placed on
moving vehicles or objects
ƒ
Beacons can be mounted on walls,
corners, pillars or beams
ƒ
Smaller rooms (up to 400 square feet) normally require one beacon
to have adequate coverage
ƒ Offices or spaces divided with walls should have a beacon in a
central location (like a hallway) or one per room
ƒ
Large spaces with obstructions may need to be divided up into
quadrants to allow for adequate coverage
Small Room
4oo sq feet
DO
Small Room
4oo sq feet
DON’T
DO
Office 1 Office 2 Office 3
Office 4
Office 5
DON’T
Office 1 Office 2 Office 3
Office 4
Office 5
Equipment Room
2,500 sq feet
Equipment Room
2,500 sq feet
DO DON’T