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1 Map Symbol: Preplan Exported: 1/13/2015 5:38:43 PM Layer Category: s, Simple AD Light AD- Light AD Mini Horn AD Speaker and Horn AD Water Bell AD- Mini Horn AD- Speaker and Horn AD- Water Bell Layer Description: A simple list of alarms and detectors following a scheme similar to NFPA Uses a red traingle for most of the symbols. Pre-incident symbols are colored in with a color or has a background. NO or represents NO or Air and Smoke Removal Devices represents Air and Smoke Removal Devices AD Water Motor AP Burglar AP FA Voice AP Fire CP AD- Water Motor AP- Burglar AP- FA Voice AP- Fire CP unication Control s represents unication represents Control s Alert Devices represents Alert Devices Duct represents Duct Heat represents Heat Public Alert Boxes represents Public Alert Boxes Smoke represents Smoke AP Fire unic ator AP Fire Reset AP Fire Transpond er AP Intercom Switchboar d AP Smoke Con Pressure Air Handling AP- Fire unicator AP- Fire Reset AP- Fire Transponder AP- Intercom Switchboard AP- Smoke Con Pressure Air Handling Layer Category: s, Detailed Layer Description: s and detectors following a scheme similar to NFPA Uses a red traingle for most of the symbols. Pre-incident symbols are colored in with a color or has a background. AD Abort AD- Switch Abort Switch Handset Intercom Jack - - Handset - Intercom - Jack AD Bell AD- Bell Fire Annuciator -Fire Annuciator AD Horn with Light 1 AD- Horn with Light 1 DD Flame DD- Flame AD Horn with Light 2 AD- Horn with Light 2 DD Flow DD- Flow
2 DD Gas DD- Gas DD Heat DD- Heat DD Level DD- Level DD Pressure DD- Pressure DD Smoke DD- Smoke HD Fixed Temp HD Other Heat HD Rate Comp HD Rate of Rise HD Rise and Fixed NO unic ation NO Control NO NO Fire NO Smoke Removal Public Emer SD Beam Receiver SD Beam Transmit SD Ionization SD Photoelectr ic SD Smoke HD- Fixed Temp HD- Other Heat HD- Rate Comp HD- Rate of Rise HD- Rise and Fixed NO unication NO Control NO NO Fire NO Smoke Removal Public Emer SD- Beam Receiver SD- Beam Transmit SD- Ionization SD- Photoelectric SD- Smoke Layer Description: Features inside a building such as rooms, common areas, businesses, or other features with a specific purpose Bank - Bank Grocery Office Retail C Child Daycare - - Grocery - Office - Retail C- Child Daycare C Classroom C- Classroom C Nursery C- Nursery EG Battery EG- Battery EG Diesel EG- Diesel EG Electric EG- Electric EG Electric Battery EG Emergency Generator EL Air Conditioning EL Boiler EL Transformer Rm EL Equipment EL Emergency Generator EL Fire Pump EG- Electric/Battery EG- Emergency Generator EL- Air Conditioning EL- Boiler EL- Transformer Rm EL- Equipment EL- Emergency Generator EL- Fire Pump EL Powerline EL- Powerline Layer Category: Preplan Features EL Telephone (In Building) EL- Telephone (In Building)
3 EL Telephone Equpment EL- Telephone Equpment Truck Well - Truck Well EL Transformer EL- Transformer Med AED Site Med- AED Site EL EL- Med First Aid Med- First Aid EL Vault EL- Vault Med Medical Office Med- Medical Office Emergency Control Emergency Control Restrooms Restrooms Garbage Chute Garbage Chute Safe 1st Most Important Safe- 1st Most Important Garbage Dumpster Garbage- Dumpster Safe 2nd Most Important Safe- 2nd Most Important Garbage Garbage- Safe 3rd Most Important Safe- 3rd Most Important Garbage Recycling Garbage- Recycling Safe Area of Refuge Safe- Area of Refuge Carport - Carport Safe Bomb Shelter Safe- Bomb Shelter Catwalk - Catwalk Safe Decon Shower Safe- Decon Shower Diesel Gas - Diesel Gas Safe Eye Wash Safe- Eye Wash Gas Pump - Gas Pump Safe Hand Wash Safe- Hand Wash Guard - Guard Safe MSDS Safe- MSDS Kitchen Cooking Area - Kitchen - Cooking Area Safe Operations Manual Safe- Operations Manual Laundry - Laundry Safe Safe Safe- Safe Loading Dock - Loading Dock Safe Tornado Shelter Safe- Tornado Shelter No Parking - No Parking Safe Vault Safe- Vault Nurses First Aid Parking Security - Nurses/First Aid - Parking - Security Layer Category: Fire Suppression, Simple Layer Description: A simple list primarily for fire suppression systems. Examples include fire department connection, sprinkler shutoff, hose connections. Storage - Storage FDC represents FDC
4 Fire Pump represents Fire Pump Fire Supp Control Fire Suppression System NO Fire Suppression represents Fire Supp. Control represents Fire Suppression System represents NO Fire Suppression Riser represents Riser Sprinkler Control Valves Sprinkler Coverage Suppression Hose Discharge represents Sprinkler Control Valves represents Sprinkler Coverage represents Suppression Hose Discharge Ventilation Fan represents Ventilation Fan Layer Category: Fire Suppression, Detailed Layer Description: A detailed list primarily for fire suppression systems. Examples include fire department connection, sprinkler shutoff, hose connections. FSCP Other FSCP- Other FSCP Other Agent FSCP Pull FSCP- Other Agent FSCP- Pull FSCP Purge FSCP- Purge FSCP Water FSCP- Water FSCP Wet FSCP- Wet Fire Pump Fire Pump Fire Pump with Drives FireExt Agent Storage Cont Fire Pump with Drives FireExt- Agent Storage Cont FireExt CO2 FireExt- CO2 FireExt Class K FireExt- Class K FireExt Clean Agent FireExt- Clean Agent FDC Sprinkler Connection FDC- Sprinkler Connection FireExt Clean Gas FireExt- Clean Gas FDC Sprinkler Standpipe Conn FDC Standpipe Connection FDC- Sprinkler Standpipe Conn FDC- Standpipe Connection FSCP Air FSCP- Air FireExt Dry FireExt- Dry FireExt Foam FireExt- Foam FireExt Halon FireExt- Halon FSCP CO2 FSCP- CO2 FireExt Other Agent FireExt- Other Agent FSCP Class K FSCP- Class K FireExt Water FireExt- Water FSCP Clean Gas FSCP- Clean Gas FireExt Wet FireExt- Wet FSCP Dry FSCP- Dry Full Coverage Full Coverage FSCP Foam FSCP- Foam HD CO2 Reel HD- CO2 Reel FSCP Halon FSCP- Halon HD Dry Reel HD- Dry Reel
5 HD Fire Hose HD- Fire Hose Unknown Coverage Unknown Coverage HD Foam Reel HD- Foam Reel Vent Boiler Vent- Boiler HD Monitor Nozzle Charged HD- Monitor Nozzle Charged Vent Chimney Vent- Chimney HD Monitor Nozzle Dry HD- Monitor Nozzle Dry Vent Damper, Barometric Vent- Damper, Barometric HD Standpipe Discharge Dry HD- Standpipe Discharge Dry Vent Damper, Fire Vent- Damper, Fire HD Standpipe Discharge Wet HD- Standpipe Discharge Wet Vent Damper, Fire Smoke Vent- Damper, Fire/Smoke HD Wall Hydrant HD- Wall Hydrant Vent Damper, Smoke Vent- Damper, Smoke NO FDC NO FDC Vent Fan, Duct Vent- Fan, Duct NO Fire Pump NO Fire Pump Vent Fan, Vent- Fan, NO Hose Discharge NO Hose Discharge Vent Fan, Roof Vent- Fan, Roof NO Sprinkler Control Valve NO Sprinkler Control Valve Vent Fan, Wall Vent- Fan, Wall NO Ventilation Fan NO Ventilation Fan Vent HVAC Vent- HVAC No Coverage No Coverage Partial Coverage Partial Coverage Riser Dry Riser- Dry Vent Mechanical Hatch Vent Mechanical Ventilation Vent- Mechanical Hatch Vent- Mechanical Ventilation Vent Other Vent- Other Riser Wet Riser- Wet Vent Powered Vents Vent- Powered Vents Sprinkler Sprinkler- Vent Smoke Vent Vent- Smoke Vent Sprinkler NIV Sprinkler- NIV Vent Ventilation Opening Vent- Ventilation Opening Sprinkler OSY Sprinkler- OSY Vent Ventilation Shaft Vent- Ventilation Shaft Sprinkler PIV Sprinkler WPIV Sprinkler Zone Valve Sprinkler- PIV Sprinkler- WPIV Sprinkler- Zone Valve Layer Category: Feature, Simple Layer Description: A simple list of features that shut off utilities or product: Examples include electrical, gas, water, and communication shutoff. Uses a blue triangle scheme for most features
6 Air Handling Air Handling Fuel Pipeline SO Fuel-Pipeline SO Fuel Pump SO Fuel-Pump SO Gas CNG Main Gas- CNG Main Fuel Fuel Gas CNG Sub Gas- CNG Sub NO Feature NO Feature Gas LPG Main Gas- LPG Main Natural Gas and LPG Natural Gas and LPG Gas LPG Sub Gas- LPG Sub Refrigeration Refrigeration Gas Natural Main Gas- Natural Main Steam Steam Gas Natural Sub Gas- Natural Sub Telecommuni cations Telecommunications NO Air Handling NO Air Handling Water Water NO NO Layer Category: Feature, Detailed Layer Description: A detailed list of features that shut off utilities or product: Examples include electrical, gas, water, and communication shutoff. Uses a blue triangle scheme for most features Air Handling Air Handling NO NO Gas NO Water Product NO NO Gas NO Water Product- Cable TV - Cable TV Product Oxygen Control Product- Oxygen Control Network - Network Refridge Main SO Refridge-Main SO Phone - Phone Refridge Sub SO Refridge-Sub SO Inverter Inverter Steam Main Steam- Main Main Main Steam Sub Steam- Sub Meter Meter Water Main Water Main Solar Switch Solar Switch Water Meter Water Meter Sub Sub Water Sub Water Sub
7 Layer Category: Vertical Features, Simple Layer Description: A simple list of features that identify vertical access point. Includes elevator, stairs, ladders. Uses a green triangle or square for base symbol. Shaft represents Shaft Attic or Crawl Space represents Attic or Crawl Space represents Escalator represents Escalator Fire Escape represents Fire Escape Internal Space No Vertical represents Internal Space represents represents No Vertical Roof represents Roof Skylights represents Skylights Stairs represents Stairs Layer Category: Vertical Features, Detailed Layer Description: A detailed list of features that identify vertical access point. Includes elevator, stairs, ladders. Uses a green triangle or square for base symbol. A Ladder represents A- Ladder A Stair represents A- Stair AS Confined Space represents AS- Confined Space AS Crawl Space represents AS- Crawl Space AS Hatch represents AS- Hatch AS Opening represents AS- Opening AS Utility Shaft represents AS- Utility Shaft CS Hatch represents CS- Hatch CS Ladder represents CS- Ladder CS Stair represents CS- Stair Dual Cylinder Dumbwaiter Dual Cylinder Dumbwaiter Electric Electric Freight Freight Freight Platform Geared Traction Gearless Holeless Hydraulic Hydraulic Freight Hydraulic Passenger Roped Hydraulic Freight Platform Geared Traction Gearless Holeless Hydraulic Hydraulic Freight Hydraulic Passenger Roped Hydraulic Vehicle Vehicle Vert Wheelchair Lift FE Ladder Vert Wheelchair Lift represents FE- Ladder FE Slide represents FE- Slide FE Stair represents FE- Stair
8 NO Attic represents NO Attic NO represents NO NO Roof represents NO Roof RA Ladder represents RA- Ladder RA Stair represents RA- Stair Skylight Fixed represents Skylight- Fixed Skylight Self Opening Stairs Double Stairs represents Skylight- Self Opening represents Stairs- Double Stairs Stairs Escalator represents Stairs- Escalator Stairs Fire Escape represents Stairs- Fire Escape Stairs Ladder represents Stairs- Ladder Key Electric Shunt Switch represents Key Electric Shunt Switch Knox Box represents Knox Box Knox Cabinet represents Knox Cabinet Knox Drug Vault represents Knox Drug Vault Knox Entry represents Knox Entry Knox FDC Plug Knox Residential represents Knox FDC Plug represents Knox Residential Knox Vault represents Knox Vault NO KNOX BOX represents NO KNOX BOX Stairs Ramp represents Stairs- Ramp Stairs Single (NORMAL) Stairs Spiral Stairs represents Stairs- Single (NORMAL) represents Stairs- Spiral Stairs Stairs Stairlift represents Stairs- Stairlift UT Sewer represents UT- Sewer UT Storm Inlet represents UT- Storm Inlet UT Storm represents UT- Storm Layer Category: Key or Knox Box Layer Description: A simple list of features that identify knox or key boxes. Uses a green triangle or square for base symbol. Key Card represents Key Card
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