CAN ULC-S301-M88 Standard For Central and Monitoring Station Burglar Alarm Systems

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STANDARD FOR CENTRAL

AND MONITORING STATION
BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEMS
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FIRST EDITION
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS
SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBERS
PREFACE
1 SCOPE
2 GLOSSARY
ALARM RECEIVING STATIONS
3 BUILDING REQUIREEIENTS
3.1
General
3.2
Protection Against Entry
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ALARM RECEIVING EQU1PM.T
4.1
General
4.2 Direct-Wire Equipment
4.3
McCulloh Transmitter Equipment
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EQUIPMENT
5.1
Fire Protection
5.2
Alarm Dispatching
5.3
Emergency Lighting
5.4 Clocks
6 POWER SUPPLY
6.1
General
6.2
Standby Power Supply
7 OUTSIDE CABLES
7.1
General
7.2
Underground Wires
7.3
Overhead Wires
PROTECTION SERVICE
8 REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL GRADES OF SERVICE
8.1
Tests
8.2 Operating Force
8.2.1 Central Station Service
8.2.2 Monitoring Station Service
8.3
Employee Training
8.4 Subscriber Training
8.5
Scheduled Openings
8.6
Nonscheduled Openings
8.6.1 General
8 . 6 . 2 Central Station Service
8.7
Closings and Closing Troubles
8.7.1 General
8.8
Alarms and Unauthorized Openings
8.8.1 General
General
Guard Response Time
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Cont'd
PACE
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8.9.2
8.9.3
Central Station Service...............................

Monitoring Station Service............................
8.10 Maintenance.................................*................
SATELLITE STATION..................................................
9.1
Building Requirements....
9.2
Equipment
APPENDIX A
Table of Features of Mercantile Premises Type Security
Al.
Alarm Systems
APPENDIX B
Table of Features of Safe and Vault Type Security
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Alarm Systems...
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ULC COMMITTEE ON BURGLAR ALARM:

EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS
REPRESENT1NG
NEMBER
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
D.W. Hollingshead (Chairman) Counterforce Inc., Ontario.

M.E.P. Ballard
Canadian Bankers Association, Quebec.
W. Barr
Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada, Ontario.
J. Brindle
Sears Canada Incorporated, Ontario.
J. Duff
Multiplex Systems and Computers Ltd., Ontario.
D. Duggan
Federal S e c u r i t y Systems Ltd., Ontario.
M. F a i r l e y
F a i r l e y Engineering Ltd., Ontario.
H.G. Greenberg
Chubb A l a r m s , A Division of Racal-Chubb Canada
Limited, Ontario.
M r . G. Guilboard
Honeywell Amplitrol Inc., Quebec.
M r . G. Hobden
U S F & G Insurance Company, Ontario.
M r . G.W. Leighton
ADT S e c u r i t y Systems, Dominion E l e c t r i c
P r o t e c t i o n Co., Ontario.
M r . J. McDonald
Royal Insurance Co. of Canada, Ontario.
M r . B. McGowan
Federal S e c u r i t y Signal Corporation, B.C.
M r . J . M . McInerney
Canadian Association of Chiefs o f ' l o l i c e ,
Ontario.
M r . N. Nason
I n s u r e r s ' Advisory Organization Inc., Ontario.
M r . D.B. Paterson
Reed Stenhouse Limited, Ontario.
M r . O. Pidzamecky
The C r e d i t Union Bonding Program, Ontario.
M r . V.S. P l a t e k
The Royal Bank of Canada, Quebec.
M r . R. A. Preston
A r i t e c h Corp., Framingham, MA., U.S.A.
M r . M.M. Swartz.................
Dunbay S e c u r i t i e s , Ontario.
M r . M.E. S w i f t
Insurance C r i m e Prevention Bureau, Ontario.
M r . K. Thomas
Canadian A l a r m and S e c u r i t y Association,
Ontario.
M r . R.H. Thomas
Ontario Risk and Insurance Management Society,
Ontario.
M r . H . J . Wells
Bank of Montreal, Ontario.
M r . D. Winikoff
G.E.S.S. Alarms Inc., Quebec.
M r . W. Young
Stark/Young Associates, Ontario.
M r . S. Zaban
Secutron Limited, Ontario.
Mr. E. Cestra ( S e c r e t a r y )
Non-Voting)
Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada, Ontario.
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION

OF ALARM RECEIVING STATIONS
MEMBER
REPRESENTING
........ Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada, Ontario.

............... Wells Fargo Alarm Services of Canada Ltd.
Ontario.
Mr. G. Barbeau ................ Insurers' Advisory Organization Inc., Ontario.
Mr. J. Duff ................... Multiplex Systems and Computers Ltd., Ontario.
Mr. D. Duggan ................. Federal Security Systems Ltd., Ontario.
Mr. H. Greenberg .............. Chubb Alarms, A Division of Racal-Chubb Canada
Mr. W. Barr (Chairman)
Mr. K. Ashbaugh
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Ltd., Ontario.
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Counterforce Inc., Ontario.
............. ADT Security Systems, Ontario.
D.W. Hollingshead
G.W. Leighton
J. McDonald
J.M. McInerney
............... Royal Insurance Co. of Canada, Ontario.

............Canadian
Association of Chiefs of Police,
Ontario.
Mr. M. Morin .................. Honeywell Amplitrol Inc., Quebec.
Mr. L. Rivest ................. Montreal Urban Community Police Department,
Quebec.
................. Canadian Alarm and Security Association,

Ontario.
Mr. J.W. Vaughan .............. Reed Stenhouse Ltd., Ontario.
Mr. J. Wells .................. Bank of Montreal, Ontario.
Mr. M. White .................. Pacific Protective Systems Ltd., B.C.,
Mr. D. Winikoff ............... G.E.S.S. Alarms Inc., Quebec.
Mr. W. Young .................. Stark/Young Associates, Ontario.
E. Cestra (Secretary
Non-Voting) ............... Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada, Ontario.
Mr. K. Thomas
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In addition to the members of the Committee and Subcommittee, acknowledgement

is made to the following individuals for their valuable contributions to the
development of this Edition of the Standard:
J. McCallister

................ Insurance Advisory Organization Inc., Ontario.
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BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEMS
PREFACE
This First Edition of CAN/ULC-S301M (formerly ULC-S301-1976),

entitled
"Standard for Central and Monitoring Station Burglar Alarm Systems", has been
formally approved by the ULC Committee on Burglar Alarm Equipment and Systems.
(Amendment No. 1, Dated May 1990, Revised First Paragraph.)
Requirements for burglar alarm units, which were previously included in
Sections 2 through 8 of the Third Edition of ULC-S301-1976, now form the
basis for CAN/ULC-S304488, "Standard for Central and Monitoring Station
Burglar Alarm Units".
system or service which complies with these requirements will not
necessarily be acceptable if, when examined and tested, it is found to have
features not covered by the Standard which may impair the result contemplated
by these requirements.
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A system or service employing materials or having forms of construction

differing from those detailed in these requirements may be examined and
tested according to the intent of the requirements, and if found to be
substantially equivalent, may be given recognition.
Only metric SI units of measurement are used in this Edition of the
Standard. Imperial equivalents of the most commonly used units may be
determined by referring to the conversion factors itemized in the Table
located inside the back cover.
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This Standard covers requirements applicable to
Central Station
Facilities and Protection Service, Monitoring Station Facilities and
Protection Service, and Satellite Stations.
Regardless of the type of protection service determined by this

Standard, protective devices installed on individual properties are further
classified as to extent of protection at each location. Requirements for the
installation and classification (of extent) of alarm protective equipment at
individual locations are contained in ULC-S302-1974, "Standard for
Installation and Classification of Mercantile and Bank Burglar Alarm
Systems", which should be consulted by burglar alarm installers.
2. GLOSSARY
2.1 ALARM-RECEIVING STATION - The premises occupied by the alarm operating

company, including the administrative offices and the station operating area.
(Amendment No. 1, Dated May 1990, Added Clause 2.1.)
2.2 CENTRAL STATION SERVICE - A service in which the operations of
electrical protection circuits and devices are signalled automatically to,
recorded in, maintained, and supervised from an alarm receiving station
having trained operators and guards on duty at all times.
2.3 COMBUSTIBLE - A material that does not meet the acceptance criteria of
CAN4-Sl14-MS0,
"Standard
Method
of
Test
for
Determination
of
Non-Combustibility in Building Materials .I'
2.4 COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION - A type of construction that does not meet
the requirements for non-combustible construction.
2.5 DATE-STAMP - A means whereby an event is permanently recorded either by
a mechanical date-stamp on paper or on computer tape records.
2.6 GUARD - A person whose primary function is to respond to an alarm

condition within a specified time period in order to represent the subscriber
at the protected premises.
2.7 HOLIDAY - A statutory holiday in the area of operation of the alarm

receiving station.
MONITORING STATION SERVICE - A service in which the operations of
electrical protection circuits and devices are signalled automatically to,
recorded in, maintained, and supervised from an alarm receiving station
having trained operators on duty at all times.
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A material that meets the acceptance criteria of
CAN4-S114-M809
"Standard
Method
of
Test
for
Determination
of
Non-Combustibility in Building Materials."
2.1Q NON-COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION - A type of construction in which a degree
of fire safety is attained by the use of non-combustible materials for
structural members and other building assemblies.
2.11
NIGHT
The interval between 6:OO p.m. and 7:OO a.m.

2.12
PRIVATE LINE TELEPHONE - A non network addressed telephone line.
- A restricted common carrier, private radio frequency or

cellular telephone network.
LX3 RADIO LINK

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2.14 STATION OPERATING AREA - The area of the alarm receiving 'station which
is used for the receipt of burglary signals.
2.15 SECURITY VESTIBULE
completely enclosed.
double-doored, walled
structure which
is
2.16 UNIFORM - A form of dress that has a badge which readily identifies the
alarm receiving station operating company.
2.17 WEEKEND - Saturday and Sunday.

A L A R M
R E C E I V I N G
S T A T I O N S
3. BUILDING REQUIREMENTS
3.1
GENERAL
3.1.1
The alarm receiving station shall be located in a building
constructed in accordance with the requirements contained in the National
Building Code of Canada for buildings classified as Group D.
(Amendment No. 1, Dated May 1990, Revised Clause 3.1.1.)
3.1.2
The station operating area shall be located in a building area
which is separated from the remainder of the building by a fire separation
having a fire resistance rating of 2 h, except that, where the building
contains other major occupancies the most restrictive separation between
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3.1.3
The electrical distribution panel, standby power panels or
supplies, the telephone interconnecting panel, and washroom and kitchen
facilities shall be located in the station operating area.
3.1.5
Where a station is below grade level, means shall be provided
to protect against flooding.
3.2
PROTECTION AGAINST ENTRY
3.2.1
The station operating area and central station service guard
room shall have a security vestibule to protect against entry by unauthorized
persons.
3.2.2
The inner and outer doors to the station operating area shall
be kept locked at all times and interlocked so that the two doors cannot be
opened simultaneously during normal entry.
3.2.3
The interlocked doors shall be provided with means to allow
them to be opened from the interior side of the station operating area in an
emergency situation.
3.2.4
An intercom and a closed circuit television (CCTV) system shall
be located on the exterior side of the security vestibule to provide for the
positive identification of any person seeking admittance to the station
operating area.
3.2.5
The operator shall be provided with means to command a view of
any person within the security vestibule, regardless of where the person is
standing in the vestibule area.
3.2.6 The alarm receiving station shall be arranged such that persons
standing outside cannot command a view of the interior of the station
operating area. Where windows front the street at grade level, they shall be
screened or painted.
3.2.7
Accessible openings in the station operating area and central
station service guard room shall be covered with iron bars, woven wire-mesh
guards, or equipped with wired glass or recognized burglary resistant glazing
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3.1.4
Where two or more operators are maintained on duty at all
times, the washroom and kitchen facilities may be located outside the station
operating area.
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Where an alarm receiving station is manned by one operator it
shall be connected, through a voice or data communication medium, to a
location other than a Police or Fire Department, that is manned on a 24 h
basis for calling help in the event of an emergency or the operator becoming
disabled.
3.2.9
A signal shall be transmitted to the location referenced in
Clause 3.2.8
during nights, weekends and holidays at one-half hour
intervals. Where automatic transmission equipment is used, an emergency
signal shall be transmitted if the station operator fails to reset the
equipment at one-half hour intervals. Where more than one station operator
is on duty at one time, the reset interval may be extended to one hour.
(Amendment No.1, Dated May 1990, Added Clause 3.2.9.)

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4. ALARM RECEIVING EQUIPMENT

4.1
GENERAL
4.1.1
Alarm receiving equipment shall meet the construction and
performance requirements specified in CAN/ULC-S304488, "Standard for Central
and Monitoring Station Burglar Alarm Units".
4.1.2
Wires to protective equipments shall be connected through
distribution panels with marked terminals to facilitate the transfer from
defective alarm receiving units to reserve units when necessary.
4.1.3
Reserve units shall be kept at each alarm receiving station,
and arranged so that they can be placed in service within 30 min.
4.1.4
Installation wiring connections shall be made to terminals with
upturned lugs or the equivalent, or shall be made mechanically secure and
then soldered.
4.1.5
Installation wire shall have current-carrying capacity and
insulation adequate for the service to which it may be subjected. It shall
be protected against physical damage and abrasion by conduit raceway or the
equivalent.
4.2
DIRECT-WIRE EQUIPMENT
4.2.1
Each direct-wire alarm receiving unit shall be connected to one
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McCULLOH TRANSMITTER EQUIPMENT
4.3.1
Each subscriber's premises shall have at least one code
transmitter. Not more than 15 code transmitters may be connected in any one
alarm receiving station circuit.
4,3.2
Each transmitter shall give an individual signal different and
readily distinguishable from that of any other transmitter on the same alarm
receiving station circuit.
4.3.3
Inactive transmitters may be connected to alarm receiving
station circuits serving transmitter-type burglar alarm systems, provided
that the number of inactive transmitters does not exceed 20 on any one
circuit.
4.3,4
Where such units are used, the number of burglar alarm
transmitters on the circuit shall be reduced in the ratio of one to ten;
that is, for every ten inactive transmitters, the maximum number of 15
burglar alarm transmitters permissible under the Standard shall be reduced by
one. The maximum transmitter load for any one circuit with a combination of
the services mentioned would thus be 13 burglar alarms and 20 inactive
transmitters.
4,3.5
If provision is made to prevent signal clash and loss, the
maximum number of transmitters permitted by Clauses 4 . 3 . 1 through 4 . 3 . 4 may
be increased by a multiple of three.
5.
5.1
EQUIPMENT
FIRE PROTECTION
5.1.1
Each alarm receiving station shall be equipped with at least
two portable fire extinguishers rated a minimum of 2-A, 10-BC, where the area
of the alarm receiving station is 280 m2 or less. The maximum travel
distance to any extinguisher shall not exceed 9 m. Additional extinguishers
rated 2-A, 10-BC or higher shall be provided to maintain the travel distance
to units in alarm receiving stations larger than 280 m 2

5.1.2
Extinguishers shall be installed and maintained in accordance
with the instructions marked on each extinguisher.
5.1.3
Alarm receiving units shall be provided with watersheds
permanently installed if there is possibility of flooding or water damage
from sprinklers or water pipes located above the apparatus.
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installed throughout the alarm receiving station.
devices
shall
be

5.2
ALARM DISPATCHING
5.2.1
Multiple
notification.
telephone
lines
shall
be
available
for
alarm
5.2.2
A single telephone line may be used, if a direct tie-line
telephone is provided to the police department for alarm notification. Where
the direct tie-line telephone is provided, it shall be tested each day.
5.2.3
When multiple telephone lines are not
station service dispatching of alarms to outside guard
there shall be a private line telephone connection or
two at all times. Where provided, the connection shall
EMERGENCY LIGHTING
5.3.1
Each alarm receiving station shall be equipped with self
contained emergency lighting units, conforming to CSA Standard C22.2
No. 141-Ml985, "Unit Equipment for Emergency Lighting", which shall continue
to supply lighting in the event that the regular lighting supply to the alarm
receiving station is interrupted.
5.3.2
The units shall be so designed and installed that, upon failure
of the regular lighting supply, they shall automatically provide emergency
lighting to the alarm receiving station for a period of at least 2 h.
5.3.3
Where the emergency lighting is supplied by a standby power
source in accordance with the requirements of Clause 6.2.1E, self-contained
emergency lighting units need not be provided.
5.4
CLOCKS
5.4.1
Each alarm receiving station shall be equipped with one or more
clocks and one or more date-time stamps, which shall include the year.
5.4.2
The clocks and date-time stamps shall be checked daily against
local time and adjusted as necessary.

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5.3
available for central

stations for answering,
radio link between the
be tested each day.
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POWER SUPPLY
GENERAL
6.1.1 The electrical system shall be supplied with power from the
building main service connected to a public electrical supply utility.
6.2
STANDBY POWER SUPPLY
6.2.1
supply:
The following equipment shall be connected to a standby power
A Alarm Receiving and Transmitting Equipment;

B Clocks;
C Date-Time Stamps/Recorders;
Emergency Lighting
(if not provided by
emergency lighting units, See Subsection 5.3);
s.elf-contained
E Equipment Environmental Control System;

F
Intercom;
G Security Vestibule Closed Circuit Television System;

H Security Vestibule Door Interlocks, and
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Telephone and/or Radio Links.
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6.2.2
The Standby power shall be provided and arranged in any of the
following ways :
A Automatically recharged storage batteries

standby capacity, float connected to the load;
B
having
24 h
Automatically recharged storage batteries having 1 h standby

capacity, float connected to the load, combined with an
engine-generator arranged for either automatic transfer or
manual transfer (if the transfer switch is located within
the station operating area) on loss of utility supply;
C. An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) having 1/2 h standby

capacity, combined with an engine-generator arranged for
automatic transfer on loss of utility supply;
D
Automatically recharged storage batteries having a 2 h

standby capacity, float connected to the load, combined with
an engine-generator arranged for manual transfer on loss of
utility supply; or

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capacity, combined with an engine-generator arranged for
manual transfer on the loss of utility supply.
6.2.3
The standby power supply shall be tested once a week, for a
minimum period of 30 min, and records shall be kept.
5.2.4
An
engine-generator
set
provided
in accordance with
Clause 6.2.2 B, C, D or E shall be installed, operated and maintained in
accordance with CSA Standard (2282-1977, "Emergency Electrical Power Supply
for Buildings".
6.2.5
An engine-generator set shall be located and installed so that
it will not interfere with operations in the alarm receiving station.
6.2.6
The prime mover of the generator shall be provided with a 24 h
fuel supply.
EXCEPTION:
An engine or turbine operated by gas from a reliable utility

supply system.
6.2.7
Separate battery rooms or enclosures, mechanically vented to
the outside atmosphere, will be required for unsealed type batteries.
6.2.8
Unsealed batteries of less than 5 kW'h capacity shall not be
employed in vaults or small rooms below grade level, or in equipment and
operating quarters, if there is danger that the maximum concentration of
hydrogen will exceed 2% of room volume with windows and doors'closed, or that
fumes will do harm to exposed electrical equipment within the room.
6.2.9
Batteries not located in separate battery rooms or enclosures
shall be protected against accidental shorting and physical damage.
6.2.10 Storage batteries shall be installed in accordance with the
Canadian Electrical Code.
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6.2.11 Batteries shall be protected by enclosed fuses or circuit

breakers in the main discharging leads. The current rating of the fuse or
circuit breaker shall be not less than 150% and not more than 200% of the
maximum normal operating load.
6.2.12 A fuse in the grounded side of a battery shall have not less
than twice the rating of the fuse in the ungrounded side.
6.2.13 Battery chargers and charging circuits shall be installed and
protected in accordance with the requirements of the Canadian Electrical Code.
5.2.14 The battery charger shall be compatible with the type and size
of the battery provided. The float and fast charge rates employed shall be
in accordance with the battery manufacturer's recommended rates.

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supply any connected loads and at the same time recharge the battery in 48 h
following the load cycle specified by Clause 6.2.2.
6.2.16 Battery chargers shall incorporate an isolating transformer and

shall be rated for primary supply not exceeding 240 V to ground.
7.
7.1
OUTSIDE CABLES
GENERAL
1.1.1
In general, for leased or other wires, standard telephone
operating practice will be accepted.
7.1.2
For requirements pertaining to protectors on each circuit,
aerial or underground, refer to the Canadian Electrical Code.
7.2
UNDERGROUND WIRES
7.2.1
Cables carrying leased wires shall enter the station building
underground and shall be protected against fire or other damage.
7.2.2
Conductors carried underground shall be grouped in cables
recognized for underground service, and shall have other mechanical
protection where necessary.
7.2.3
Cable terminals and distribution frames shall be placed inside
the station operating area.
7.2.4
Cables shall be run in locations which are normally free of gas
leaks from underground systems and which are not exposed to the fire hazard
of combustible material in the vicinity.
7.3
OVERHEAD WIRES
7.3.1
Where underground wire service is not available, the placement
of overhead wires shall be in accordance with accepted telephone company
practices and the requirements contained in Clauses 7.3.2 through 7.3.5.
Service wires from the line to the first point of attachment to

7.3.2
the building shall have recognized weather-resistant insulating covers and
shall be routed free from awnings, swinging signs, shutters, etc.
7.3.3
Where wires are carried along the outside walls of buildings,
they shall be in rigid conduit or U guard or shall have recognized
weather-resistant insulation.

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4.2.17
Means for the measurement of battery charge and discharge
currents and voltages without the disconnection of wiring shall be provided.
7.3.4
If not in rigid conduit or U guard, they shall be supported at
least every 4000 mm on standoffs and be kept at least 300 mm from electric
light and power wires.
7.3.5
Where required, each conductor shall be independently supported
on insulators.
P R O T E C T I O N
8.
8.1
S E R V I C E
REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL GRADES OF SERVICE
TESTS
8.1.1
Systems having vibration sensors shall be tested automatically,
on closing, to determine operability of the alarm receiving units.
(Amendment No. 2, Dated May 1992, Revised Clause 8.1.1
Clauses 8.1.2 and 8.1.3)
OPERATING FORCE
8.2,1
Central Station Service
8.2.1.1
The alarm receiving station operating company shall
have on duty at all times a sufficient number of trained operators, guards
and servicemen to receive and investigate troubles and alarms in order to
meet the applicable requirements of Subsection 8.5, Scheduled Openings;
Subsection 8.6, Nonscheduled Openings; Subsection 8.7, Closings and Closing
Troubles; and Subsection 8.8, Alarms and Unauthorized Openings.
8.2.1.2
The guard and operating forces are to be of good
character, properly selected and their backgrounds investigated.
8.2.1.3
The guard and operating forces are to be trained,
equipped, and disciplined to ensure reliable performance of their duties.
8.2.1.4
Guards shall be equipped with a flashlight,
identification badge, and with a uniform which readily identifies their
company affiliation.
8.2.1.5
Guards may be contracted from companies engaged in
the business of providing guard service.

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8.2
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8.2.2
Monitoring Station Service
8.2.2.1
The alarm receiving station operating company shall
have on duty at all times a sufficient number of trained operators and
servicemen to receive and investigate troubles and alarms in order to meet
the applicable requirements of Subsection 8.5,
Scheduled Openings;
Subsection 8.6, Nonscheduled Openings; Subsection 8.7, Closings and Closing
Troubles; and Subsection 8.8, Alarms and Unauthorized Openings.
8.2.2,2
The operating forces are to be of good character,
properly selected and their backgrounds investigated.
8.2.2.3
The operating forces are to be
disciplined to ensure reliable performance of their duties.
8.3
trained,
and
EMPLOYEE TRAINING
8.3.1
An operations and/or training manual shall be provided in the
operations room for,the use of the alarm receiving station operators.
8.3.2
The operations and/or training manual shall contain details
concerning the following items:
Dispatch of guards (central station service only);
Dispatch of servicemen;
Emergency procedures;
Handling of keys (central station service only);
Opening and closing routines;
Operation of alarm receiving equipment;
Record keeping; and
Responsibilities of the operator.
8.3.3
The alarm receiving station operators shall be trained using
the manual(s) described in Clause 8.3.1 and the training time recorded.
8.4
SUBSCRIBER TRAINING
8.4.1
Subscribers of burglar alarm system installations shall be
trained (on site) by the installing alarm company, in the proper use of the
burglar alarm equipment, particularly with regard to the correct opening and
closing procedures.
8.4.2 Each subscriber shall also be provided

instructions for the proper operation of the equipment.
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SCHEDULED OPENINGS
8-5.1 Systems are to be arranged and operated so that the subscriber

is safeguarded against acceptance of unauthorized or improper opening of the
equipment by the alarm receiving station operator.
8.5-2 Each connected subscriber at a given location will schedule, in
writing, the time at which he expects to open and close the premises. In
addition, the subscriber shall specify those Saturdays, Sundays, and Legal
and Special Holidays on which the protection is to remain closed.
8.5.3
The opening time shall be scheduled not more than the number of
minutes shown in Table 1, ahead of the customary opening time, except where
an individual code signal is used on opening.
8.5.4
An opening up to 3 min in advance of the specified time, if
transmitted identically as is the subscriber's customary entrance, may be
accepted without investigation to provide for discrepancies between
timepieces of the subscriber and the alarm receiving station.
8.5.5
All openings prior to the scheduled or prearranged time shall
be treated as alarms in accordance with Subsection 8.6, Nonscheduled Openings.
8.5.6
If not previously arranged by the subscriber, late openings
exceeding the t h e period shown in Table 1 shall be promptly followed up and
confirmed with an authorized person with code identification before
acceptance.
8.5.7
The name of the authorized person, identification code, and
time of opening shall be recorded.
8.6
NONSCHEDULED OPENINGS
8.6.1
General
8.6.1.2
The word "code", as used herein, refers to any
acceptable secret means of identification: namely any word, number, or
signal which may be issued to an individual subscriber (or his agent) and
employed as a means of identifying that particular subscriber by
communication of the word, number, or signal over the burglar alarm or
telephone line.
8.6.1.3
Pass cards issued to a subscriber or his agent shall
show only the code or pass number.

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8.6.1.1
The permissible methods of handling certain classes
of nonscheduled openings, which are not classed as alarms or unauthorized
openings, are covered by Clauses 8.6.1.2 through 8.6.3.2.
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MAXIMUM OPENING PERIOD

(MINUTES)
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CENT R A L
OF
SERVICE
SERVICE
RESPONSE
LEVEL
S T A T I O N
(HOURS)
I MONITOR STATION
.OCAL
-III
THREE
ONE
L i ne
# e c u rti b
Level
'ORTY
EIGHT IGHT
N/A
N/A
***
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-30
III
Number
2
Installation
Number
3
Complete
***
30
45
45
***
45
45
45
***
***
P a r t ia l
I I I
30
30
30
45
45
45
N/A
45
N/A
45
N/A
30
N/A
---45
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I n s t a l 1a t i on
Number
N/A
30
N/A
45
N/A
--
I n s t a l l a t i on
Number
L
II
I n s t a l lation
Number
3
xis*
Complete
Partia l
Installation
Number
45
45
45
45
N/A
***
30
30
30
30
N/A
***
45
45
45
45
N/A
30
30
30
30
N/A
***
---
Number
45
I n s t a l l a t i on
Number
Complete
P a r t ia l

***
***
1 I 1
N/A
45
N/A
--
30
30
30
30
N/A
45
45
45
45
N/A
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8.6.1.4
When, preparatory to an opening not in accordance
with a schedule previously filed with the operating company, a properly
authorized representative of the subscriber appears at the alarm receiving
station, specifies the time of opening and is identified by signature, such
opening may be accepted as a scheduled opening.
8.6.1.5
The practice described in Clause 8.6.1.4 shall also
apply to an opening authorized by the subscriber by letter over the signature
of an authorized representative and received by the operating company prior
to the opening.
8.6.1.6
The opening shall be immediately accompanied by the
correct individual line or telephone code.
8.6.1.7
Nonscheduled openings by
subscribers may
also be
accepted:
A When the correct individual code signal is received without

delay and is automatically registered on a suitable printing
recorder at the alarm receiving station; o r
B When the subscriber telephones the alarm receiving station

of his intention to open, is identified by code, and opens
in accordance with Clauses 8.5.3, 8.5.6 and Table 1.
8.6.1.8
An individual time-stamped record shall be
each nonscheduled opening so accepted. The record shall give the
advance notification, name and code number of the subscriber,
expected opening, time of entry, time of expected closing and time of
8.6.2
kept of
time of
time of
closing.
8.6.2.1
The alarm receiving station operators shall be
required to check the code number and name against the authorization filed by
the subscriber and dispatch a guard to investigate if the code signal is
incorrect or is delayed more than 1 min after opening.
8.6.2.2
All nonscheduled openings not made in accordance with
the requirements of Clauses 8.6.1.8 and 8.6.2.1 shall be subject to full
guard investigation.
8.6.3
8.6.3.1
The alarm receiving station operators shall be
required to check the code number and name against the authorization filed by
the subscriber and, if the code signal is incorrect or is delayed more than
1 min after opening, the operator shall consider this an alarm condition.
8.6.3.2
All nonscheduled openings not made in accordance with
the requirements of Clauses 8.6.1.8 and 8.6.3.1 shall be considered to be an
alarm condition.
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8.7
CLOSINGS AND CLOSING TROUBLES

8.7.1
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8,7.1,1 When a subscriber signals to close, the alarm

receiving station shall promptly return a signal which indicates whether or
not the alarm-protection circuit is normal.
8.7.1.2
The return signal is not required in a central
station transmitter system.
8.7.1.3
Premises on which the protective apparatus has not
been set shall be checked within 30 min of the scheduled closing time and
each hour thereafter and the time of checking recorded.
8.7.1.4
The checking required by Clause 8.7.1.3
may be
omitted upon receipt of advice from the subscriber that the equipment will
remain open until a specified later hour, at which time checking shall again
be made and the closing hour extended when necessary.
8.7.2
8.7.2.1
If, at closing, trouble exists which cannot be
corrected by the subscriber, or if trouble develops upon exit of the
subscriber, the operating company shall dispatch a serviceman.
8.7.2.2
The time required to reach an individual protection
system, from the detection of the trouble condition, shall not exceed the
f o 11owing:
A For Level I response - 1 h;

B For Level II response - 2 h; or
C For Level III response - 3 h.
8.7,2.3 The time of detection of the trouble condition and the
time of arrival of the serviceman shall be recorded.
8.7.2.4 Failure to restore protection shall require the

premises to be guarded, if keys are held, until the subscriber arrives. If
keys are not held, the company shall provide a guard for at least 1 h if the
subscriber agrees to come to the premises.
8.7.3
8.7.3.1
If, at closing, trouble exists which cannot be
corrected by the subscriber, or if trouble develops upon exit of the
subscriber, the operating company shall dispatch a serviceman.
8.7.3.2
system, from the detection of the trouble condition, shall not exceed the
following:
A For Level I response - 2 h;

B
For Level II response
4 h; or
C For Level III response - 8 h.

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8.7.3.9
The time of detection of the trouble condition and
the time of arrival of the serviceman shall be recorded.
8.7.3.4
Failure to restore protection
operating company to notify the subscriber immediately.
8.8
shall
require
the
ALARMS AND UNAUTHORIZED OPENINGS

8.8.1
General
8.8.1.1
The alarm receiving station shall notify the local
police department and subscriber without delay in all cases of alarms or
unauthorized openings of the protected premises which have been duly closed.
8.8.1.2
Notwithstanding the requirements of Clause 8.8.1.1;
and where required by local jurisdiction or where false alarms are prevalent
due to subscriber misuse or equipment problems, the alarm receiving station
operator may telephone the subscriber's premises to verify the'alarm status
during the time period of 1 h prior to scheduled openings through to 1 h
after scheduled closing of the system.
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8.8.1.3
Where the alarm receiving station operator is unable
to verify the status of the alarm after four rings of the subscriber's
premises telephone, or if the person answering the telephone does not give
the correct pass code identification, the police and/or subscriber shall be
called in accordance with the requirement of Clause 8.8.1.1.
8.8.1.4
Hold-up
alarm
signals
shall not
be
subject
to
verification.
(Amendment No. 1, Dated May 1990, Revised Clause 8.8.1.1,
8.8.1.2 to 8.8.1.4.)
8.8.2
Added Clauses

General
8.8.2.1
A minimum of one guard shall be dispatched to answer
all alarms or unauthorized openings of equipments which have been duly closed.
8.8.2.2
Additional guards shall be dispatched to follow
guards from whom no communication is received within a 30 min from the
anticipated time of arrival of the first guard.
8.8.2.3
Guards shall be provided with mobile communication
facilities to the station.
8.8.2.4
Upon investigation of all irregular conditions,
guards shall obtain satisfactory evidence of the identity and authority of
the subscriber, or his employees, or others found on the premises, and shall
obtain the signatures of such persons.
8.8.2.5
When restoration of service is required following an
alarm, a serviceman shall be dispatched in accordance with Clause 8.7.2.2.
Prior to the arrival of the serviceman, the premises shall remain under the
surveillance of the guard unless other arrangements have been made with the
Provided by IHS under license
with ULC
subscriber.
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8.8.2.6
system, from the receipt of an alarm or unauthorized opening under normal
conditions, shall not exceed the following:
A For Level I response - 15 min;

B For Level II response
20 min; or
C For Level III response - 30 min.

8.8.2.7
The time of receipt of the alarm and the time of
arrival of the guard shall be recorded.
8.8.2.8
In determining the elapsed time for a central station
service guard response, the arrival time shall be understood to be the time
recorded by an operator in the alarm receiving station as a result of a
signal given by the guard(s) upon arrival at the premises. Alarms on which
the arrival signal is delayed abnormally and is not truly representative of
the service level may be excepted from the specified t h e limit. These
abnormal runs include delays caused by fires, riots , burglary attempts,
change in subscribers' keys without notification, traffic accidents, cable
breakdowns, open line, or other trouble which prevents signalling, etc. Also
included as abnormal runs are prearranged openings where a guard is
dispatched before the receipt of the opening signal.
8.8.2.9
Individual protection systems which cannot be reached
within 30 min shall not be considered for central station service.
Key Service
8.8.2.10
The character of search to be made shall be governed
by whether the premises is classed as a KEY or NO-KEY equipment.
8.8.2.11 A key installation is one for which the operating
company holds the necessary keys to permit immediate access of guards from
the street to the interior of the protected premises or the premises
enclosing a protected mercantile vault, safe, or stockroom.
8.8.2.12 Alarms from KEY installation shall require a complete
search of the premises and of such adjacent locations as are accessible.
8.8.2.13 Alarms from NO-KEY installations shall require a
complete exterior search of premises by guards who shall remain at the
premises if the subscriber, upon being notified, advises that he will arrive
within 1 hour to allow entry.
8.8.2.14 In alarm receiving stations, keys to buildings and
subscribers' premises shall be maintained in sealed individual envelopes in
metal cabinets under lock and key, and access thereto shall remain only with
the manager or his authorized assistant.
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envelopes under seal of the alarm receiving station management or an agent of
the subscriber.
8.8.2.16 Each sealed key envelope should carry the date when
keys'were last used. These dates should be checked at least monthly. Upon
checking, if the keys have not been used during the past 12 months, they
should be taken to premises, tried in all locks necessary to gain admittance
to premises, then resealed and dated.
8.8.2.17 A prompt report in writing shall be made to the
subscriber of every occasion when key envelope seals are broken.
8.8.2.18
The names and addresses of subscribers shall not
appear on key envelopes.
8.8.2.19
Subscribers' keys kept at an outside guard station or
patrol car shall be kept in a locked metal container. Such keys, after use,
shall be returned to the alarm receiving station for checking and resealing
within 24 h. All keys, whether used or not, shall be checked by the manager
or his authorized assistant at least weekly.
8.8.3
8.8.3.1
When restoration of service is required following an
alarm, a serviceman shall be dispatched in accordance with Clause 8.7.3.2.
8.9
RECORDS
8.9.1
General
8.9.1.1
Accurate records of the service
receiving station shall be kept for at least one year.
of
the
alarm
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8.9.1.2
Alarm records shall be marked to show the features
provided for the system. Refer to Appendix A and Appendix B for Tables of
Features of Security Alarm Systems.
8.9.1.3
All such entries shall be made in ink or indelible
8.9.1.4
Date and time entries are to be made by a date-time
pencil.
stamp.
NOTE:
Log books may not be considered t o meet the requirements of

this Clause.
adjustments,
8.9.1.5
Complete
records
of
repairs,
replacements, or additions made to equipments on premises and of regular
maintenance inspections shall be kept for at least one year.

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Central Station Senrice
8.9.2.1
The records f o r c e n t r a l s t a t i o n s e r v i c e s h a l l include
t h e time of r e c e i p t of alarms, names of guards, time dispatched, time guards
signal i n , time police n o t i f i e d , n a t u r e of alarms, scheduled opening times,
type of subscribers business, time of d i s p a t c h and arrival of serviceman,
a c t u a l time of opening and closing each day, t h e names of persons e n t e r i n g a
premises under a u t h o r i t y of the subscriber a f t e r t h e p r o t e c t i o n system has
been s e t , and t h e use of keys held by the operating company.
8.9.3
Monitoring S t a t i o n Service
8.9.3.1
The records f o r monitoring s t a t i o n s e r v i c e s h a l l
include the time of receipt of alarms, time p o l i c e and s u b s c r i b e r n o t i f i e d ,
n a t u r e of alarms, scheduled opening times , type of s u b s c r i b e r s business, time
of dispatch and a r r i v a l of servicemen, actual t i m e of opening and c l o s i n g
each day, and t h e names of persons e n t e r i n g a premises under a u t h o r i t y of t h e
subscriber a f t e r the p r o t e c t i o n system has been set.
8.10
MAINTENANCE
8.10. L Systems maintained upon

s u b s c r i b e r s ' premises
s h a l l be
thoroughly inspected a t least once per year, under maintenance c o n t r a c t , t o
determine t h a t a l l p a r t s are i n proper working order.
A complete r e p o r t
thereof s h a l l be retained on f i l e f o r one year.
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9.1
S A T E L L I T E
S T A T I O N
BUILDING REQUIREMENTS
9.1.L
A s a t e l l i t e s t a t i o n i s a normally unattended l o c a t i o n remote
from, but linked by coinmunication channels t o , t h e alarm receiving s t a t i o n .
9.1.2
Signals from protection
systems are transmitted
to the
s a t e l l i t e s t a t i o n and then relayed t o t h e alarm receiving s t a t i o n by
multiplexing o r o t h e r means.
9.1.3
A s a t e l l i t e s t a t i o n s h a l l be located i n a b u i l d i n g which s h a l l
meet t h e requirements f o r an alarm receiving s t a t i o n building.
See
Section 3, Building Requirements.
9.2
EQUIPMENT
9.2.1.
A s a t e l l i t e s t a t i o n s h a l l be equipped so t h a t i t can be manned
and operated as an alarm receiving s t a t i o n . See Section 4, A l a r m Receiving
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9.22 A satellite station shall be equipped with burglar and fire

alarm systems connected to the alarm receiving station. See Section 5 ,
Equipment.
9.2.3
The power supply for a satellite station shall meet the same
requirements as the alarm receiving station power supply. See Section 6,
Power Supply.
9.2.4 A satellite station shall be connected t o an alarm receiving

station by two or more supervised channels, any one of which can be used to
operate the system.
9.2.5
If all of the channels between the satellite station and the
alarm receiving station are lost, any signals into the satellite station
shall be automatically recorded or stored until the satellite station can be
manned or the channels restored.
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Al.
TABLE OF FEATURES OF MERCANTILE PREMISES TYPE SECURITY ALARM SYSTEMS
TYPE
OF
SERVICE
SERVICE
RESPONSE
LEVEL
(HOURS)
S T A T I O N
C E N T R A L
II
III
ONE
TWO
THREE
II
III
20
30
nnn
nna
TWO
FORTY
FOU6 LIGHT EIGH1
N/A
N/A
N/A
NIA
nxn
nnx
xnn
n*x
The Service Response Levels (SRL) and Guard Response Levels (GRL) given i n the Table are drawn from
the Level I, II,and III response times contained i n CAN/ULC-S301-M88.
The Line Security Levels (LSL)
contained i n CAN/ULC-S304-M88.
given i n the Table are drawn from the l i n e s e c u r i t y requirements
The Extent-of-Protection (EOP) l e v e l s are drawn from the requirements f o r I n s t a l l a t i o n Numbers 1, 2

o r 3 contained i n ULC-S302-1974.
The Not Applicable ( N I A ) l i n e s e c u r i t y l e v e l i s intended t o accomnodate Local Mercantile Systems
without a remote connection and provide f o r f u t u r e expansion.
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61. TABLE OF FEATURES OF SAFE AND VAULT TYPE SECURITY ALARM SYSTEMS
(HOURS)
ONE
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LEGEND
The Service Response Levels (SRL) and Guard Response Levels (GRL) given i n the Table are drawn from
the Level I.II,and IIIresponse times contained i n CAN/ULC-S301-M88.
The Line Security Levels (LSL) given i n the Table are drawn from the l i n e s e c u r i t y requirements
contained i n CAN/ULC-S304-M88.
(EOP) l e v e l s are
The Extent-of-Protection
Complete ( C l contained i n ULC-S302-1974.
drawn
from
the
requirements
for
Partial
(P)
and
The Not Applicable (N/A) l i n e s e c u r i t y l e v e l i s intended t o accomnodate Local Mercantile Systems

without a remote connection and provide f o r f u t u r e expansion.

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STANDARD FOR CENTRAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Cont'd

Central Station Service...............................

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ULC COMMITTEE ON BURGLAR ALARM:

D.W. Hollingshead (Chairman) Counterforce Inc., Ontario.

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SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION

........ Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada, Ontario.

............... Royal Insurance Co. of Canada, Ontario.

................. Canadian Alarm and Security Association,

In addition to the members of the Committee and Subcommittee, acknowledgement

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This First Edition of CAN/ULC-S301M (formerly ULC-S301-1976),

A system or service employing materials or having forms of construction

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Regardless of the type of protection service determined by this

2.1 ALARM-RECEIVING STATION - The premises occupied by the alarm operating

2.6 GUARD - A person whose primary function is to respond to an alarm

2.7 HOLIDAY - A statutory holiday in the area of operation of the alarm

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The interval between 6:OO p.m. and 7:OO a.m.

(Amendment No. 1, Dated May 1990, Added Clause 2.11.)

PRIVATE LINE TELEPHONE - A non network addressed telephone line.

- A restricted common carrier, private radio frequency or

LX3 RADIO LINK

2.17 WEEKEND - Saturday and Sunday.

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PROTECTION AGAINST ENTRY

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4. ALARM RECEIVING EQUIPMENT

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McCULLOH TRANSMITTER EQUIPMENT