Part 1 — General
1.1 Section Includes
A.CCTV camera pole foundation
B.State furnished CCTV camera pole
C.CCTV camera system
1.2 Related Sections
A.Section 03055: Portland Cement Concrete
B.Section 03211: Reinforcing Steel and Welded Wire
C.Section 13595: ITS Integration, Inspection, Testing, and Acceptance
D.Section 16530: Electrical Power
1.3 References
A.ASTM C 1107: Packaged Dry, Hydraulic-Cement Grout (Nonshrink)
1.4 DEFINITIONS Not Used
1.5 SUBMITTALS Not Used
Part 2 — Products
2.1 State Furnished Items
A.CCTV Camera Pole
1.CCTV camera pole - 45 ft or 60 ft with 1-½ inch diameter x 54 inch anchor bolts
B.CCTV Camera System and Mounting Equipment
1.Pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) network camera system - includes the integrated CCTV camera and pan-tilt unit, base, push-pull RJ45 connector kit, and High Power over Ethernet 90W midspan (power supply and AC cord).
2.Pole-mounted camera assembly - pole mount bracket and wall mount arm
3.Pedestal-mounted camera assembly - pole mount bracket, pole adapter
C.Data surge suppressor
2.2 Cctv Camera Pole Foundation
A.Class AA(AE) concrete – Refer to Section 03055.
B.Coated reinforcing steel – Refer to Section 03211.
C.Non-Shrink Grout – Refer to ASTM C 1107.
1.Sand and cement 3:1 dry pack
2.3 Conduit
A.Refer to Section 16530.
2.4 Mounting Equipment
A.Galvanized or stainless-steel wire mesh pulling grip for strain-relief of Cat 6 F/UTP cable.
2.5 Cable Gripping Bushing
A.Zinc-plated, ¾ inch cable gripping bushing
1.Size inner diameter appropriately for diameter of Cat 6 F/UTP cable.
2.6 Cat 6 F/Utp Cable and Connectors
A.Cat 6 F/UTP gel-filled cable, outside plant (OSP), UV-resistant, outer jacket, aluminum tape – with drain wire, inner jacket, 4 pair count.
1.Use the following products or equivalent for cable lengths under 328 ft.
a.Belden, OSP6AF (24 AWG)
b.CommScope®, 760170886 (23 AWG)
2.Use the following product or equivalent for cable lengths between 328 ft and 656 ft.
a.Paige® GameChanger, 258340804 (22 AWG)
B.Shielded RJ45 connectors recommended by the cable manufacturer.
2.7 Ground Conductor
A.Stranded 12 AWG RHW, green insulated, UV-rated
2.8 Ground Lug
A.Copper pole-grounding lug
2.9 Ground Screw Or Bolt
A.Ground machine screw, hex head, self-tapping or ground machine bolt, hex head
1.Engages at least two threads in pole
Part 3 — Execution
3.1 Preparation
A.Contact the Engineer at least 14 calendar days before State furnished CCTV camera system items are needed to request pick up of items.
B.Clean pole exterior of all loose rust and mill scale, dirt, oil, grease, and other foreign substances.
3.2 Cctv Camera Pole Foundation
A.Verify that the locations of the CCTV camera pole, cabinet, junction boxes, and foundation marked in the field have no conflict with existing underground and overhead utilities.
B.Construct pole foundation according to the AT Series Standard Drawings.
C.Cap all conduits before placing concrete.
D.Place and hold anchor bolts in proper alignment, position, and elevation before and during concrete placing and vibrating.
E.Bond pole and grounding conductor to concrete encased electrode for solar-powered systems. Refer to Section 16530.
3.3 Cctv Camera Pole
A.Level bottom nuts prior to installing pole.
B.Install CCTV camera poles with the hand hole facing away from traffic.
C.Tighten top anchor bolt nuts, followed by bottom nuts, to a snug tight condition and verify that pole is plumb.
3.4 Cctv Camera
A.Install the CCTV camera system according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
1.Refer to AT Series Standard Drawings for installation details and wiring diagrams.
B.Install CCTV camera system at the top of the luminaire extension, just below the luminaire arm joint at signalized intersections.
3.5 Cat 6 F/Utp Cable
A.Install Cat 6 F/UTP cable in conduit and pole.
1.Run cables continuously and without splices between CCTV camera and cabinet.
2.Drill and tap pole and install cable gripping bushing where exposed cables enter the pole.
a.Form drip loop with lowest point of the loop below the cable gripping bushing that enters the pole.
B.Keep cable ends sealed at all times during installation until connectors are installed using a cable end cap or electrical tape.
C.Install cable without violating the minimum bending radius or the maximum pulling tension recommended by the manufacturer’s specifications at any time.
D.Provide 6 ft of Cat 6 F/UTP cable slack placed in the junction box adjacent to the cabinet. Refer to the AT Series Standard Drawings.
E.Make CCTV camera cable connections between the CCTV camera, surge suppression device, and communications equipment, according to manufacturer’s specifications required to provide an operational CCTV camera system.
3.6 Grounding
A.Bond ground conductor at base of pole for a pedestal-mounted CCTV camera or pole-mounted CCTV camera.
1.Install ground lug.
2.Bond ground conductor to ground lug at base of pole.
3.Connect ground conductor from ground lug to disconnect and supply ground.
B.Bond ground conductor near CCTV camera as an option for a pole- mounted CCTV camera.
1.Drill and tap steel pole above ¾ inch cable gripping bushing.
2.Install ring terminal and bond ground conductor with self-tapping ground screw or ground bolt.
a.Form drip loop with lowest point of the loop below the ground screw.
3.7 Data Surge Suppressor
A.Mount, ground, and bond data surge suppressor according to the AT Series Standard Drawings.
3.8 Anchor Bolt Pretensioning and Base Plate Grouting
A.Retighten all nuts to a snug-tight condition.
B.Pretension anchor bolts by the turn-of-the-nut method by turning the top nuts 1/6 turn beyond the snug-tight condition.
C.Place non-shrink grout between base plate and foundation surface.
1.Form drain hole in grout according to the AT Series Standard Drawings.
3.9 Its Integration, Inspection, Testing, and Acceptance
A.Follow the integration, inspection, testing, and acceptance process according to Section 13595.
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Source: Utah Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, 2027 Edition. Pages 1255–1259 of 1,343. View official source ↗