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3833Accessible Pedestrian Signal Push buttons and Mounting Hardware

MN · 2025 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 1025–0 Save this section

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3833.1SCOPE

Provide touch-activated Accessible Pedestrian Signals (APS) with information signs and required mounting hardware to detect and instruct pedestrians.

3833.2REQUIREMENTS

Locate and mount APS push buttons and information signs on vertical mast arm pole shafts, APS push button stations, traffic control signal pedestal shafts, or similar E quipment approved by the Engineer. Deliver APS Central control unit, interface panel, and required cable assemblies to Department’s Electrical Services Section (ESS) at least 30 Business Days before the traffic control signal cabinet is required on the Project. The Department’s Central Electrical Services Unit will review the provided E quipment to ensure the proposed product is listed on the APL, and install the EVP phase selectors into the Department-provided traffic control signal cabinet. Use accessible pedestrian pole signal push buttons and mounting hardware listed on the APL, Signals for the following: A APS Push Buttons Provide backup copies of the voice messages contained in each push button on a USB flash drive to Department’s Electrical Services Section (ESS). B APS Pole Adapter C APS Push Button Mounting Spacer D APS Push Button Base Use the anchorages and hardware provided with the APS Push Button Base.

3833.3SAMPLING AND TESTING

Confirm and document the listing of the APS units and other components on the APL, Signals. Obtain the Engineer’s approval of the APS before installation.

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Source: Minnesota Standard Specifications for Construction, 2025 Edition. Pages 1025–0 of 1,081. View official source ↗

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