If the person fails the personal identity verification test, the entry
booth shall confine the person and generate an entry control alarm.
The local processor subsystem shall compare all data presented to the
entry booth terminal devices with its local reference database file
contents, and grant the person's passage request if all data is valid.
If a tamper alarm is generated by any of the equipment associated with
the subject entry booth while an person is inside, the person shall be
confined. Operating the glass break type emergency release switch
shall command the entry door electric strike or other type of facility
interface release to the fully open position, or with a delay after the
egress door has been confirmed secured. Once inside the entry booth
and prior to initiation of the personal identity verification test, the
person may exit through the door used for entry.
k. Display Type: Entry booths shall include an LED or other type of
visual indicator display and provide visual status indications and
person prompts. The display shall indicate power on/off, and whether
enrollee passage requests have been accepted or rejected. There shall
be 3 status lights outside each door. They shall indicate entry booth
status by marking the green light as READY; the amber light as BUSY;
and the red light as INOPERATIVE.
l. Lighting: Two 40 Watt fluorescent lights recessed above an acrylic
light diffuser, shall be located in the ceiling of the entry booth. A
separate fluorescent lamp shall be located within the overhead lamp
assembly to provide emergency lighting in case of a power failure.
m. Heating and Ventilation Equipment: Entry booths shall include
built-in heating equipment to sustain the specific operating
temperature range for the electronic equipment installed.
n. Entry Booth Wall and Frame Construction: The booth shall be a
rigid structure. The strength of the walls shall be greater than or
equal to 12-gauge steel with 25 mm 1 inch standing seams. All glass
used shall be at least 8 mm 5/16 inch laminated, annealed glass. The
glass shall meet UL 972 certification requirements. The entry booth
shall meet flame spread rating 25 or less, fuel contribution of 50 or
less, smoke development of 50 or less, in accordance with test method
ASTM E 84. Entry booths shall be constructed to minimize the heating
effects of solar radiation, by using the manufacturer's standard clear,
tinted or bronzed glass. The booths shall have over-hanging roofs or
other structural means to shade the windows.
o. Entry Booth Doors: Doors shall be at least 889 mm wide, by 2.0 m
high 35 inches wide, by 79 inches high with glass panels at least 788
mm wide, by 1.9 m high 31 inches wide, by 74 inches high. Door hinges
and closers shall be adjustable for vertical,horizontal, cant, and
torque adjustment. The entry booth shall provide an inside push bar,
and an outside mechanical pull handle. Aluminum parts shall be anodize
finish.
p. Entry Booth Floor Construction: The entry booth shall have a rigid
floor. The floor shall be covered by a rubber mat or indoor/outdoor
carpeting. The rubber mat or carpet shall be at least 1.6 mm 1/16 inch
thick and shall provide a continuous floor covering with no seams.
2.8.5.8
Booth Security and Operational Enhancements
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