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Figure 404.2.4.2(c) Maneuvering Clearances at Doorways without Doors, Sliding Doors, Gates, and Folding Doors – Drawing from the U.S. Access Board
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Panda TS.87 Lift & Slide Slim Profile Thermally Broken Corner Sample
Panda Windows & Doors TS.87 lift and slide profile thermally broken corner sample built for the custom luxury sliding door market....
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Panda TS.87 Thermally Broken Slim Profile Lift & Slide System
Panda Windows & Doors TS.87 thermally broken slim profile lift and slide system built for the custom luxury sliding door market....
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Mobile Phone Sensor (BE9250/BE9251)
The Mobile Phone Sensor from Bellman & Symfon is specially designed for the Visit smart-home system. The Mobile Phone Sensor, which must be connected to a Visit Transmitter, is...
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1510 Series Electromagnetic Door Lock and installation video
This video is a detailed overview of the Electromagnetic Door Lock and covers mounting insructions for the 1500 series as well as 350 single, 351 double, Excel product line, E1200 and E600...
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Signage
Signage Where assistive listening systems are required, signs must be provided to notify patrons of ALS availability....
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Section E: Route from Entrance
. (§402.2) E8 If doors are provided along the route to the voting area, is the clear width of each door opening (one door or one active...
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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....
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Sargent 351 Series Aluminum Door Closer
The 351 Powerglide® line of surface door closers has been engineered to meet the demands of architects and building owners....
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Brewer Assist Power Procedure Table™
Brewer Assist Power Procedure Table™...
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Other Features in Progress
Moveable stairs for transfer into the spa from a wheelchair Grab bars around the roll-in shower in the den bath Fold-down blockers on all sliding doors for increased security...
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706.6 Peak Clipping Level
Peak clipping shall not exceed 18 dB of clipping relative to the peaks of speech. [ECTCR UFAS 4.33.7]
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11B-706.6 Peak clipping level
Peak clipping shall not exceed 18 dB of clipping relative to the peaks of speech.
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Safety
Safety The Segway must be operated in a manner that does not compromise the safety of the user, the building occupants or the building infrastructure. Those individuals operating...
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706.6 Peak Clipping Level
Peak clipping shall not exceed 18 dB of clipping relative to the peaks of speech.
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501.1 Scope
The requirements of Chapter 5 shall apply to software where required by 508 Chapter 2 (Scoping Requirements), 255 Chapter 2 (Scoping Requirements), and where otherwise referenced in...
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15. Discriminatory practices
Section 104.11 sets forth general provisions with respect to discrimination in employment. A new paragraph (a)(2) has been added to clarify the employment obligations of recipients...
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19. Specific acts of Discrimination
Sections 104.15 (recruitment), 104.16 (compensation), 104.17 (job classification and structure) and 104.18 (fringe benefits) have been deleted from the regulation as unnecessarily...
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§104.6(c)(1)
(1) A recipient shall, within one year of the effective date of this part:
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§8.6(a)
(a) The recipient shall take appropriate steps to ensure effective communication with applicants, beneficiaries, and members of the public.
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706.6 Peak Clipping Level
706.6 Peak Clipping Level. Peak clipping shall not exceed 18 dB of clipping relative to the peaks of speech.
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4.3.11.1(7)
(7) An elevator lobby when elevator shafts and adjacent lobbies are pressurized as required for smokeproof enclosures by local regulations and when complying with requirements herein...
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Audio Induction Loop
Audio Induction Loop This system uses a wire loop to receive input from a public address system or microphone and transmits sound by creating a magnetic field within the loop....
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2.1.2.3 New York State Standards
2.1.2.3 New York State Standards Ambient electro-magnetic fields should not exceed 30 mA/meter; higher levels would preclude the installation of an IL in the particular location....
