BEA offers a NEMA 4 rated MS09 sensor that utilizes microwave motion technology and the Doppler Radar effect for hands free activation. The MS09 detects moving objects such as a...
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BEA Inc. MS09 Hands Free Activation Door Access (Wave to Open)
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Norton Surface Mounted Series 5600 Hands-Free Door Operation Kits
The NORTON 5600 Series Hands-Free Kits combine a wave-to-open switch with the 5600 power operator to open the door and provide a ‘clean’ exit without touching hardware. However,...
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Kohler WAVE Touchless Washdown Urinal Flushometer K-10668-CP
WAVE WAVE technology offers hygienic touchless operation on command. Activating only when a hand is waved directly over the flushometer, the sensor eliminates random flushing...
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Neo-Metro Commercial Flush Valve for Toilets FV Toilet Series
Commercial Toilets typically require flush valves (flushometers). The valves are used on the Contour Toilet (Model 8955 Series) and the Commercial Metaal Toilet (Model 8956...
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Gerber Manual Flush Valve 44-762
Manual toilet flush valve Exposed 1.28 gpf Diaphragm type Adjustable between 4 1/2" to 5" from center of angle screw stop to center of the main housing Copper casting...
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AMTC HYBRIDFLUSH® Sidemount Flushometer
The HYBRIDFLUSH® is a revolutionary full-featured automatic/manual flushometer. The HYBRIDFLUSH® incorporates a unique patented mechanism that allows for automatic/manual operation...
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Operating Hardware
Operating Hardware Common Problem: The shape of the hardware on accessible doors, and on faucets, fixed lamps, drapery controls, and heating and air conditioning controls in spaces...
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11B-202.4 Path of Travel Requirements in Alterations, Additions and Structural Repairs
• Addition of the words “as defined” after the term “adjusted construction cost” to ensure code users are made aware of the related definition....
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Issue 4: Wrong pole! …Wrong message!
Figure 7: Installation where APS are installed in wrong locations; both are too far from street they control and will be heard as closer to the other street. ...
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220 and 707 Automatic Teller Machines and Fare Machines
220 and 707 Automatic Teller Machines and Fare Machines Section 707 of the 2010 Standards adds specific technical requirements for speech output, privacy, tactilely-discernible input controls...
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A4.27.3 HEIGHT
A6 further illustrates mandatory and advisory control mounting height provision for typical equipment....
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Issue 14: Inspection of contractor’s work - Beware of field changes!
Figure 20: Deaf-blind user stands with his hand on the original APS to feel the vibration in order to know when to begin to cross....
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11B-809.10.5.1 Clear floor space
Controls shall be located on the wall at the foot of the bathtub. The edge of the clear floor space shall be flush with the control wall surface....
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Tactile arrow
Tactile arrow The tactile arrow on the device must be aligned with the direction of travel on the crosswalk and point toward the street crossing that the pushbutton controls and signals...
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413 User Controls for Captions and Audio Description (Section-by-Section Analysis)
413 User Controls for Captions and Audio Description (Section-by-Section Analysis) This is an introductory section....
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Symmons Duro® Tub Shower System 3S603-H321-V
Symmons Duro® tub/shower system with lever handle. Symmons Temptrol Pressure-Balancing mixing valve. Separate lever diverter, tub spout, single mode showerhead with arm and flange....
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Delta Monitor® 13 Series Tub and Shower Trim - Push Button Diverter
Monitor® 13 Series Tub and Shower Trim - Push Button Diverter FEATURES: Metal lever handle Handle adjusts temperature Red/blue non-removable marking on...
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Issue 11: Good vibrations (vibrotactile indications)
The vibrotactile indication can be turned off in some devices by a setting either on the control board or within the PDA device. Check settings to be sure vibration is on....
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Web Accessibility 101: Effective Color Contrast
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§382.57(c)(6)(ii) Alphabetic keys
(ii) Alphabetic keys. Alphabetic keys must be arranged in a QWERTY keyboard layout. The “F” and “J” keys must be tactilely distinct from the other keys.
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1. Accessible toilet
1. Accessible toilet with rear and side grab bars, clear floor space for wheelchair transfer, and an accessible flush valve.
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1630.16(e)
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