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Cal-Royal 700 Series Hydraulic Door Closers
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Pilot Rock Bollard Post Barricade
Series Overview Control or deter traffic with this imposing Bollard Post Barricade. Specifications: Model TB-2 provides standard post to be embedded into concrete footing. ...
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Scitec 2500 Series Single Line Desk and Wall Telephones
Keys (205TMW) – Lighted Dial Keys (205TMW) – Industrial Grade Construction with Matte or Gloss Finish Design – Non-Slip Base – HAC-Compatible Handset and ADA-Compliant Volume Control...
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Spectrum Aquatics Summit 500BP Therapy Pool Lift (Battery Powered)
Regulation 500 pound lifting capacity 360 degree continuous powered rotation Standard adjustable padded headrest Patented transfer system Battery and control...
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Domino Pro Listening System with Earbuds and Headphones (BE8005)
From the receiver, you can easily control the functions of the two units....
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Willoughby Industries WWF-5406/5408 AquaFount® Six and Eight Station Full Round 54" Solid Surface Deep Bowl Washfountain
The spray head module shall be equipped with independent spray nozzles; each controlled by a separate push button or infrared sensor....
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Kiosk at Non-Airport Locations
Non-Airport Locations The SNPRM: Although we proposed to apply the accessibility standard only to automated airport kiosks, we noted in the preamble that airlines may also own, lease, or control...
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1134A.2 Number of complying bathrooms
Switches, outlets and controls shall comply with Section 1142A....
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A4.33.7 Types of Listening Systems
Earphone jacks with variable volume controls can benefit only people who have slight hearing loss and do not help people who use hearing aids....
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4.1 Introduction
The idea that a control or operable hardware located on a plane in front of the user can be accessible with a forward reach, regardless of the height, is not substantiated by this research...
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1134A.2 Number of complying bathrooms
Switches, outlets and controls shall comply with Section 1142A....
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Who Must Comply with Title I of the ADA?
The ADA's definition of "employee" includes U.S. citizens who work for American companies, their subsidiaries, or firms controlled by Americans outside the USA....
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Plan 4A: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Clear floor space on both sides of the bed (section 806.2.3); • Maneuvering clearances at all doors (section 404.2); • Accessible operable window (section 309); and • Accessible controls...
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Communication Features in Guest Rooms
Telephones in such rooms must have volume controls and nearby outlets for the installation of TTYs....
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Fire Alarm Systems
For example, replacing the main fire alarm control panel which permits fire alarms to be better integrated with other building systems or with off-site monitoring services would be considered...
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Number of Accessible Telephones
The new telephones, when replaced, must provide a volume control in compliance with section 704.3 that provides up to 20 decibels of gain; original ADAAG 4.31.5(2) only required 18 decibels...
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Exercise Equipment and Machines
The exercise equipment and machines themselves do not need to comply with the ADAAG requirements regarding controls and operating mechanisms....
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ADA Task Force Meeting Topics (Public Entity)
"Significant Assistance" Review Policies for Licenses and Appointments Review Procurement Criteria and Procedures Survey of Facility Barriers Review Streets and Walkways under Control...
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502.6.1
502.6.1 Each such parking space must be striped in a manner that is consistent with the standards of the controlling jurisdiction for other spaces and prominently outlined with blue paint...
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T403 Lifts
These provisions addressed design load, controls, manual operation, platform characteristics, gaps, threshold ramps, contrast, deflection, movement, boarding direction, standees, and handrails...
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Defining Disability Broadly
disabilities include those with one or more activity limitations such as a reduced ability or inability to see, read, walk, speak, hear, learn, remember, understand, manipulate or reach controls...
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III-2.6000 "Regarded as."
not substantially limit major life activities, but who is treated as if the impairment does substantially limit a major life activity; ILLUSTRATION: A,an individual with mild diabetes controlled...
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Side reach (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The commenter said that often elevator control buttons are out of his reach, and, if he is alone, he often must wait for someone else to enter the elevator so that he can ask that person...
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Side reach (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The commenter said that often elevator control buttons are out of his reach and, if he is alone, he often must wait for someone else to enter the elevator so that he can ask that person...
