IKDC-BINKEI-FP-SAT-RFA-069 FA, Gas Suppression, Pre-Action

Bintai Kindenko Engineering Doc.
No: IKDC-BINKEI-FP-SAT-RFA-067
Indonesia Area : Revision: 04
DUBNIUM IKDC PROJECT
LEVEL 4 SAT TEST SCRIPT

FIRE ALARM, GAS FIRE SUPPRESSION &
PRE-ACTION SPRINKLER SYSTEM
PT. INDOKEPPEL DATACENTER JKT Date: April 19, 2022

INDOKEPPEL DATACENTER Page 1 of 33
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Bintai Kindenko Engineering Doc. No: IKDC-BINKEI-FP-SAT-RFA-067
WORK COMPLETION
To be signed by the Commissioning Authority indicated below after this functional test procedure has been
witnessed. The Commissioning Authority certifies that the recorded results are accurate and determines that
the equipment and System is:
Accepted with No discrepancies

Accepted as noted (See 6 Notes)
Not yet accepted. Re-Testing is required on specific system functions
Not accepted. A complete re-Test is required.
_______________________________________________________
Commissioning Authority Date
REQUIRED TEST PARTICIPANTS
NAME(S) REPRESENTING RESPONSIBILITY
Commissioning Authority
Main Contractor BINKEI
T&C Leader
Fire System Contractor
BMS Representative
ADDITIONAL TEST PARTICIPANTS
Construction Manager
Owner’s Representative
I. SAT SCRIPT PROCEDURE

EQUIPMENT TEST DATA FOR FIRE ALARM
MFACP Manufacturer Kidde
MFACP Model Number VM-1
MFACP Serial Number VM-1R
Date of Fire Alarm Installed
EQUIPMENT TEST DATA FOR GAS FIRE SUPPRESSION
Clean Agent System Manufacturer Fire Eater
Clean Agent System Number Selector Valve
Clean Agent System Serial Number ZSV50
Date of Clean Agent Installed
Type of Clean Agent IG541
System Concentration Total Flooding
Clean Agent Discharge Requirements NFPA 2001 (2018 Edition)
EQUIPMENT TEST DATA FOR PRE-ACTION SPRINKLER SYSTEM
Pre-action System Manufacturer OCV
Pre-action System Number 68 DE\EL\PORV-DN

77-570-9-155
Pre-action System Serial Number
77-571-9-155
Date of Pre-action System Installed -
Pre-action Discharge Requirements 1.38 bar
TEST INFORMATION
Start Time & Date
End Time & Date
1. GENERAL
1.1. Test Purpose

Verify Functional Test of Fire Systems; Fire Alarm, Gas Suppression and PreAction Sprinkler
System. This test procedure is to record each of test results during the windows time of testing.
Refer to the updated Punchlist and future DCRs for status of open items.
1.2. Scope of SAT
The scope of work is as described following:

a. Validate Level 3 CheckList for acceptance
b. Conduct Pre-Functional Test of following systems;
 Fire Alarm System
 Gas Suppression System
 PreAction Sprinkler System
c. Conduct Functional Test Procedure:
 Fire Alarm System and interface to & interlock with;
Fire Alarm Sensors, Manual Call Points, A/V Indicators, Power Supply, etc.
System Status to Main Fire Alarm Control Panel
System Status to Fire Network
Interface into Gas Suppression System
Interface into PreAction Sprinkler System
System Status to BMS
3rd party Systems or SubSystems
 Gas Suppression System and interface to & interlock with;
Gas Discharge Actuation, Pressure Control, Solenoid Zone Switch, Manual Release
Switch, A/V Indicators, Illuminated Signs, Power Supply, etc.
Interlocking with Prior Cross-Zoned Fire Alarm mode
 PreAction Sprinkler System and interface to & interlock with;
PreAction Pipe & Fitting, Actuation Control, Pre-Pressurizing Control, Compressor &
Drive, Manual Release Switch, A/V Indicators, Illuminated Signs, Discharge Test
Valve Assembly, Power Supply, etc.
Double Interlocking with Prior Fire Alarm mode
Interface into Fire Pump Station
1.3. Reference
a. Approved Shop drawing.

b. Approved material.
c. Approved tools.
d. NFPA 70; National Electrical Code.
e. NFPA 72: Fire Alarm Code
f. NFPA 2001; Standard Clean Agent Extinguishing.
g. NFPA 2001; Standard clean agent extinguishing.
h. NFPA-13, Standard for the installation of sprinkler system.
i. NFPA-14, Standard for the installation of standpipe & hose system.
j. SNI 03-3986-1995; Instalasi Fire Alarm Otomatis.
k. SNI 03-3985-2000; Prosedur untuk Perencanaan, Instalasi, dan Pengetesan Sistem Deteksi
Fire Alarm untuk Mencegah Bahaya Kebakaran Saat Pembangunan.
l. KEPMEN PU No. 10 / KPTS / 2000 Part 2 Fire Detection and Fire Alarm System.
1.4. Installation Check
Before starting the functional test, check the installation conditions.

Approval of Initials Customer
NO. Сheck Point
contractor contractor Representative
1. Installation is Complete; fully complied to Y /N Y /N
The Approved ShopDrawings
2. Level 3 Checklist is verified for acceptance Y /N Y /N
3. Pipe Test is completed Y /N Y /N
4. Power Supply Test is completed Y /N Y /N
5. Wire Test is completed Y /N Y /N
6. Valve Functional Check is completed Y /N Y /N
7. Zone Alarm Address is checked Y /N Y /N
8. Fire network interface is set up Y /N Y /N
9. BMS interface is set up Y /N Y /N
10. Technical Calculation is approved Y /N Y /N
11. Power Supply and Battery are healthy Y /N Y /N
12. No Alarm Log Left into the System Y /N Y /N
1.5. Pre-requisites Yes, can be accepted and implemented
Status
Description
(If NO or YES)
System Set up for Testing and Operation is declared for acceptance Y N
Fire Detection System has been started up and the associated start up reports and
construction checklists, if applicable, are available on site for review, all indicating that the Y N
unit is ready for site acceptance testing
Gas Suppression System has been started up and the associated start up reports and
construction checklists, if applicable, are available on site for review, all indicating that the Y N
PreAction Sprinkler System has been started up and the associated start up reports and Y N
construction checklists, if applicable, are available on site for review, all indicating that the


All System programming for extended System Functions and related interlocking systems &
equipments are substantially complete and operable per the approved Sequence of Y N
Operation (SOO) by Design
These site acceptance test procedures, as revised, are assumed to have been reviewed by the
Y N
installing contractor and the Engineer of Record or their authorized representative.
It is declared that all sensors are calibrated, programming debugged, and loop tuning has
Y N
been completed.
Check level 3 is signed off for acceptance Y N
Prior to Test, The Main Wet Pipe System is temporarily isolated off from feeding to
Y N
PreAction Sprinkler
Prior to Test, Gas Kits are temporarily disconnected off from the Manifold; Replace with
Y N
Lamp Indicator
System To Test is Ready to enter into Level 4 SAT Test Y N
The CxA has determined that the equipment is ready for testing and construction conditions
Y N
permit a safe and potentially successful execution of the procedure.
Yes, can be accepted and implemented

1.6. Test Condition
All present and/or vested parties are well informed and the planned testing is highly coordinated to
prevent the accidental deployment of any fire suppression or extinguishing system that may cause
disruption to a live data center or damage to any equipment. Methods of testing detectors,
suppression system, damper operations, and all associated alarms and notifications must be agreed
upon and authorized by facility owner representation. The following system set points, control
parameters, limits, delays, lockouts, schedules, etc. changed to accommodate testing. Check when
returned to normal values.
Parameter Initial Expected Returned to

Status Status Pre-Test Value
FACP (VS4 Panel) record all event such as

Normal Normal Y N
detector, MCP, horn strobe, trouble, etc.
Site Monitoring program (VSM) is totally
Normal Normal Y N
functioned
Building HVAC System
Normal Enabled Y N
Integrated
Access Control System
Normal Enabled Y N
Integrated
Alarm detector is totally
Normal Normal Y N
Functioned
Manual Call Point (MCP) is totally functioned Normal Normal Y N
Horn & Strobe, Illuminated signs
Off Off Y N
are totally Functioned
Alarm Bell is totally
Standby Standby Y N
Functioned
Clean Agent Suppression System Solenoid
Normal Normal Y N
Actuators
To isolate the actual discharge, allow the pilot
Off Off Y N
lamp to define system response
Manual Release Switch and Abort Switch
Standby Standby Y N
functioned
Zone address for gas release status monitored
Normal Normal Y N
on fire network and BMS
Wet Piped System as incomer to Preaction
CLOSED CLOSED Y N
valve is Isolated OFF
1.7. Required Test and Safety
A. Test Equipment
Quantity
Item Responsibility
(sets)
Aerosol Smoke Sampler and Test Injector Fire System Contractor 10

Quantity
Item Responsibility
(sets)
Extending Test Stick applicator Fire System Contractor 2
Portable Electrical Toolset Fire System Contractor 2
Digital Multi-meter Fire System Contractor 2
Ladders, lifts, etc. Fire System Contractor 2
VS4 Panel Fire System Contractor 1
Camera Recorder Fire System Contractor 2
Stopwatch Fire System Contractor 2
Pipe Fitters toolset, etc. Fire System Contractor 1
Sound level dB Meter Fire System Contractor 2
Police Lines Fire System Contractor 20
Vacuum Cleaner Fire System Contractor 2
Cleaner Fire System Contractor 15

1.7 Required Test and Safety
B. Safety Equipment & Documentations:
 Safety glasses.
 Safety shoes.
 Safety vest.
 Approved ShopDWG.
 Certificates of Caliberation of Toolset used
 Copies of Approved Work Method of Statement on how to test
 Test Forms
 Approved Level 3 Checklist
 List of ManPower for Test & Commissioning & Assignment Mapping vs Roles
PIC Names/Numbers must be stationed to following sites;
Level 2 NOC
Level 1 FACC Room
Level 1 Testing Scene Venue
Level 1 Preaction Valve Room
Level 1 Gas Room
Level 1 Drain Discharge Test Assembly Point
UnderGround Fire Pump Room
 Approved Change Request Permit Applications

 Approved Permit to Work Applications
C. After Installation Check

Status
Descriptions Responsibility
(NO or Yes)
Functional test of Point to Point Test Fire System Contractor Y N

Functional test with Fire Network Status Fire System Contractor Y N
Functional test with MCFA Status Fire System Contractor Y N
Functional test with BMS status Fire System Contractor Y N
System Performs and Set to Normal Fire System Contractor Y N
No Alarm Log left into the System Fire System Contractor Y N

2. FUNCTIONAL TEST PROCEDURE
Test Status
No. Test Procedure Expected (and Actual) Response Y=Pass
N=Fail
2.1. Pre-test Preparation

1. Notify any and all on site security and All personnels are aware of testing
engineering monitoring stations and plan
Y N
personnel that fire system testing is
commencing
2. Notify any and all remote security and All personnels are aware of testing
emergency response monitoring stations and plan
Y N
personnel that fire system testing is Dis-able SMS Generating Alarm
commencing
3. Isolate the test location Test location has been isolate. Y N
Secure to install LoTo at gate valve of Wet LoTo is installed; and Locked by
4. Y N
Piped connecting to Preaction valve 3x PadLOCKs (PM, CM, T&C)
Secure to install LoTo at Gas Actuating Kits LoTo is installed; and Locked by
5. Y N
connecting onto Gas Cylinder Head 3x PadLOCKs (PM, CM, T&C)

Test Status
N=Fail
2.2. Visual Inspection

1. Device & Equipment Equipment is securely mounted and
Y N
supported.
Equipment and ancillary devices
are installed in a location that
Y N
allows for proper maintenance and
operation.
Confirm that all interfaces to
ancillary systems such as , air
Y N
conditioning, ventilation, security
and Fire alarms are complete.
4. Finish work All access doors, joints and
penetrations are sealed when Y N
closed.
All gauges, meters, sight glasses,
etc. appear to be permanently
Y N
installed, operating and are in clear
view to the operator.
6. Labeling and Identification Equipment ID labels are
permanently affixed in clear view Y N
to the operator.
All cable connection at the terminal
Y N
box are labeled.
All piping is labeled with flow
Y N
arrows and fluid type.
9. Piping and Tubing All piping and tubing is securely
Y N
mounted and supported.
All valves are accessible to the
Y N
operator.

Test Status
N=Fail
2.2 Visual Inspection

5. PreAction Sprinkler Head PreAction Sprinkler head has no
Y N
damage and supported securely.
6. Others Mechanical Device All gauges, meters, sight glasses,
etc. appear to be permanently
Y N
installed, operating and are in clear
view to the operator.
7. Electrical Power (A/C Power) All electrical conduit is securely
Y N
Electrical Power (D/C Power) mounted and supported.
Panel Battery has been connected. Y N
Panel has been connected to the
Y N
power source
8. Equipment specific inspections Clean Agent cylinders are properly
secured with updated inspection
Y N
labels and no visible damage or
corrosion.
Valve assemblies are fitted
correctly with no visible damage or Y N
corrosion.
Discharge nozzles are undamaged
and affixed at correct angles with Y N
hole position installed correct.
All orifice at the nozzle and
selector valve has been checked and Y N
installed based on drawing position.
9. Note any irregularities in comments section at end of script. Completed

Test Status
N=Fail
2.3. Main Fire Alarm Control Panel (MFACP)
Note: Application of canned test smoke is not a measureable or precise method. Therefore, every
effort to verify each level of detection should be made within reasonable environmental and testing
personnel limitations as determined by the CxA. It may not be possible to simulate every alarm at
every monitoring station.
1. Introduce a ground condition to at least one “Trouble” alarm on local FACP,
Y N
circuit Bldg MFACP, and Fire Network
“Trouble” alarm sent to BMS Y N
2. Remove ground condition Alarms clear. Y N

3. Disconnect the network communication “Trouble” alarm on local FACP,
Y N
connection from the panel Bldg MFACP, and Fire Network
4. Replace the network connection The alarms clear Y N
5. Remove primary power source from panel “Trouble” alarm on local FACP
Y N
Bldg MFACP, and Fire Network
Battery back-up powers panel. Y N
“Trouble” alarm sent to BMS. Y N
6. Measure battery charger output Verify the charger output meets
Y N
manufacturer specification.
7. Restore primary power to panel Alarms clear Y N
8. Disconnect battery power source “Secondary Power Source Failure”
Y N
alarm comes up on panel.
“Trouble” alarm on local FACP,
Y N
“Trouble” alarm sent to BMS. Y N
9. Test all panels and record result in table 1 Complete

Test Status
N=Fail
2.4. Ionization & Photoelectric Smoke Detector Operation
Note: Application of canned test smoke is not a measureable or precise method. Therefore, it is
preferred that the testifier pole system is the preferred method of testing of automatic fire
detectors, if this cannot be accomplished, every effort to verify each level of detection should be
made within reasonable environmental and testing personnel limitations as determined by the CxA. It
may not be possible to simulate every alarm at every monitoring station.
“Trouble” alarm on local FACP,
1. Remove detector from base Y N
2. Return head to base Alarm clears. Y N
3. Spray the smoke tester into the detector to “Trouble” alarm on local FACP,
Y N
activate the alarm. Follow smoke Bldg MFACP, and Fire Network
manufacturer’s recommended distance from Zone Address is correct Y N
detector and duration of blast.
“Trouble” alarm sent to BMS
Y N
A/V Indicator Alert 1 activate
Y N
4. Verify that alarm clears All alarms clear Y N
5. Test all panels and record results in Table 2 Complete
2.5. Manual Call Point

1. Operate Call Point “Trouble” alarm on local FACP, Bldg
Y N
MFACP, and Fire Network
2. Reset the Call point. The alarm clears Y N
A/V Indicator Alert 2 activate

3. Activate the pull station by pulling Y N
the handle in the direction indicated Zone Address is correct Y N
on the cover
4. Reset the Call Point and reset the
The alarm clears Y N
alarm on the FACP.

Test Status
N=Fail
2.6. Gas Suppression System Operation

1. In the BMS disable any shutdown relay All shutdown relay functions are
functions (e.g. to the scanning room , data protected from being shut down
center PDUs, CRAHs) that are activated during fire system testing, HVAC Y N
during Gas Suppression System counting to system, access control & sound
discharge (If applicable) system.
Relay functions for HVAC
Y N
Shutdown: READY
Relay functions for access control
Y N
fail to safe mode: READY
Relay functions for sound system
Y N
energized: READY
Relay functions for CAC Roof
Y N
Drop Off energized: READY
2. Remove the solenoid actuator off from All solenoid actuators are secured
Cylinder Heads, to allow for observation of out off from Cylinder
activation; Replace with Indicator Lamp Head/Manifold Distribution and set Y N
to normal position
Lamp Indicator is OFF (standby)
3. Establish Fire Suppression System history Checked History FACP or print
for the planned test period If applicable. out, checked a pressure in Y N
manifolds
Active smoke detector identity Y N
Manual release active identity Y N
Active abort switch identity Y N

Test Status
N=Fail
2.7. Gas Suppression Test with Battery Panel (Supply Power Fail)
Before testing the Suppression system, make sure all have PPE and the area is
1. Y N
protected.
Before starting the Suppression System testing, the contractor must invite a
2. Y N
construction management representative.
3. Prepare tools for testing. Y N
Unplug one of the power battery cables, to find out whether the battery is active or
4. Y N
not.
5. Turn off MCP power supply and FACP panel. Y N
6. Check the condition of the battery using a multitester. Y N
7. Check the status of the FACP panel when running using the Battery panel. Y N
After the FACP is in good or normal condition, do the suppression system test
8. Y N
using the battery for approximately 1 hour maximum and using smoke tester.
Triggered only one Smoke Detector by used aerosol smoke tester : INERGEN
9. FACP will indicate the signal as first level alarm. Bell, and Warning Lamp Y N
Evacuate active. Solenoid Actuator is not active.
Triggered the second Smoke Detector by used aerosol smoke tester : INERGEN
FACP will indicate the signal as second level alarm and count down for 30
seconds before activate the solenoid actuator. Horn/Strobe, Bell, and Warning
10. Y N
Lamp active. Horn/Strobe, Bell, and Warning Lamp active. Solenoid actuator
active after 30 seconds since second level alarm active and count the time using
the stopwatch. Notification in BMS system, buzzer active.
Press and hold the “Abort Switch” button when the second level alarm is active :
Abort switch only functioned before 30s count down time is over. Horn/Strobe,
11. Y N
Bell, and Warning Lamp is continue active. The countdown time is stop at 10
second and solenoid Actuator is not active.
Remove the pressed from the “Abort Switch” button : Horn/Strobe, Bell, and
12. Warning Lamp is continue active. INERGEN FACP will continue the countdown Y N
timer at 10 seconds before activating the actuator solenoid.
Remove smoke from detector, clean detector, Acknowledge Status at FACP:
13. Y N
Smoke detector is normalized
Test Status
N=Fail
2.7 Gas Suppression Test with Battery Panel (Supply Power Fail)

Test Status
N=Fail
14. Reset the solenoid actuator: Solenoid actuator is standby (normal). Y N
Reset panel: System will be standby and normal and BMS system normal
15. Y N
condition
16. Before leaving the room, clean all areas as before. Y N
After everything is finished, immediately make a test report signed by the Sub-
17. Y N
contractor, Contractor and Construction Management.
2.8. Clean Agent System Zone

1. Activate the Manual Release Station for Audible alarm and text message on
direct activation. suppression panel indicates ‘Pull Y N
Station Manual release in the Room
Suppression panel records event
activity according to area or room Y N
be tested
Audible and text alarm on local
Y N
FACP
FACP records event Y N
Audible and text alarm in VSM
Y N
system.
BMS records event. Notification
Y N
alarm. Buzzer shall be energized
Solenoid actuator active after 30
seconds since manual release
Y N
active. Lamp Indicator shall be
enlighted ON
Horn/Strobe, Bell, and Warning
Lamp energized Y N

Test Status
N=Fail
2.8 Clean Agent System Zone

2. Reset the Manual Release Panel will clear active status for
Y N
Manual Release.
3. Reset the solenoid actuator. Solenoid actuator is standby
Y N
(normal).
4. Reset panel System will be standby and normal. Y N
5. Triggered only one (1) Smoke Detector by INERGEN FACP will indicate the
Y N
used aerosol smoke tester. signal as first level alarm.
Bell, and Warning Lamp Evacuate
Y N
active.
Solenoid Actuator is not active. Y N
6. Triggered the second Smoke Detector by INERGEN FACP will indicate the
used aerosol smoke tester. signal as second level alarm and
Y N
count down for 30 seconds before
activate the solenoid actuator.
Horn/Strobe, Bell, and Warning
Y N
Lamp active.
Solenoid actuator active after 30
seconds since second level alarm Y N
active.
Notification in BMS system, buzzer
Y N
active.
7. Press and hold the “Abort Switch” button Horn/Strobe, Bell, and Warning
Y N
when the second level alarm is active. Abort Lamp is kept on active
switch only functioned before 30s count The countdown time is stop at 10
down time is over. Y N
second
Solenoid Actuator is stopped from
Y N
counting to energise

Test Status
N=Fail
2.8 Clean Agent System Zone

8. Release the “Abort Switch” button Horn/Strobe, Bell, and Warning
Y N
Lamp is kept on active
INERGEN FACP will continue the
countdown timer at 10 seconds
Y N
before activating the actuator
solenoid
9. Clean Off smoke from detector Clean, Acknowledge Status, Smoke
Y N
detector is normalized
10. Reset the solenoid actuator. Solenoid actuator is standby
Y N
(normal).
11. Reset panel System will be standby and normal. Y N
BMS system normal condition. Y N
2.9. Pre-action Sprinkler System Operation

1. If the Pre-Action sprinkler is active, it will BMS only detect signal the pre-
notify the BMS. action sprinkler is active not to turn
it on and off other equipment.
Y N
In Pre-Action Sprinkler system
there is no interconnection system
with PDU, CRAC, and other.
2. Close un-used main control valve or others Close the Gate Valve which feeding
zone. water into Preaction valve Mains
The unused valve must be closed so that it (for test purpose)
doesn’t interfere with other system and we Y N
can easily find out which pipe connection is Other valve are closed except for
leaking. the valve where allow to the test
location.

Test Status
N=Fail
2. 9 Pre-action Sprinkler System Operation
3. Slowly open the dry pipe drain line to The “Low Pressure Trouble” alarm
reduce the pressure in the pipe enough to for the correct zone comes up on
Y N
activate the first stage low pressure alarm the local FACP and other building
and energize the automatic air compressor. FACP’s
Record the pressure. Pressure psi ( bar) Y N
The air compressor starts and the
Y N
pipe pressure increases
4. Close the drain line. Record the pressure The air compressor stops when the
Y N
when the air compressor stops. system pressure limit is satisfied
Pressure psi ( bar) Y N
5. Clear the alarm on the FACP The alarm clears Y N
6. Verify autoStart fire pump The fire pump allows water
fulfilled into the wet-sprinkler Y N
system piping
7. Fill the pilot sprinkler pipe line with MCV (Main Control Valve Double
pressurize air. interlock) and ACV (Alarm Check
Valve) shall on “NC” position after Y N
pilot line fully fill with pressurize
air.
8. Activate or trigger the detector FACP will activate the solenoid
To construct Cross-Zoned Fire Alarm mode valve and through the water to the Y N
ACV.
Alarm system will active. Y N
Event is recorded in the FACP Y N
9. Record pressure on dry pipe pressure gauge. Pressure psi ( bar) Y N

Test Status
N=Fail
2. 9 Pre-action Sprinkler System Operation
10. Open the drain valve. Drain valve will clear the water
from pilot line and open the Deluge Y N
Valve.
Water alarm gong will ringing to
Y N
announce the active location.
11. Flow water through the test connection to LED on monitoring module
water flow pressure switch. activates; and the “Water Flow”
alarm for the correct zone comes up Y N
on the local FACP and other
building FACP’s.
12. Stop water flow Closing the test drain valve will
silent the alarm and normalize the Y N
system.
13. Reset FACP Resetting the panel after test will
Y N
normalize the alarm system.

3. SAT RESULTS TABLE
Table 1. Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACP), Fire Network

All Panels
Primary Secondary
Ground Network
Power Power
Panel ID Trouble Trouble Comments
Source Source
Alarm Alarm
Alarm Alarm
Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N

Table 2. Smoke Detectors, Manual Call Point, Pull Station, Abort Switch,
A/V Indicator Stage 1, A/V Indicator Stage 2, Illuminated Signs
Address on Status to
Unit Status to
FACP Status Alarm Fire Status to Comments
ID/Address FACP
Correct Network BMS
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N

Table 3. Gas Suppression

Status to
Unit Status to
Status Alarm Fire Status to Response Time taken
ID/Address FACP
Network BMS
Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N
Table 4. PreAction Sprinkler

Status to
Unit Status to Response Time Final Pipe
Status Alarm Fire Status to
ID/Address FACP taken Pressure
Network BMS
Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N
Y N Y N Y N Y N

4. SIMULATE A SEQUENCE OF TEST WHENBY FIRE ALAM MODE OCCURS UP TO

GAS SUPPRESSION SYSTEM ACTIVATION
Contractor
No. Check Point Initials CxA
Approval
A. Disconnect Fire Alarm Wire
1. Verify response at status of valve, A/V indicator,
Y N Y N
MCFA, fire network, system status at BMS.
2. Check other interface: access control, lighting, CRAH,
Y N Y N
power, fan (if any), fire damper (if any)
3. Check status preaction Y N Y N
4. Normalise Y N Y N
B. Simulate Single Zoned Alarm
1. Verify response at status of gas valve, A/V indicator,

Y N Y N
MCFA, Fire network, system status BMS.
Y N Y N
power, fan (if any), fire damper (if any).
3. Check status pre-action. Y N Y N
B.1 Simulate Abort Pressed Down
Y N Y N
Y N Y N
B.2 Release Abort

Y N Y N
Y N Y N
4. Normalise. Y N Y N

4. SIMULATE A SEQUENCE OF TEST WHENBY FIRE ALAM MODE OCCURS UP TO GAS

SUPPRESSION SYSTEM ACTIVATION
Contractor
Approval
C. Simulate Cross-Zoned Alarm
Y N Y N
Y N Y N
C.1 Simulate Abort Pressed Down
Y N Y N
Y N Y N
C.2 Release Abort

Y N Y N
Y N Y N
D. Simulate Manual Release

Y N Y N
Y N Y N


Contractor
Approval
E. Simulate Manual Release (By Alarm as Electrinically)

Y N Y N
Y N Y N
E.1 Simulate Abort Pressed Down
Y N Y N
F. Simulate Manual Release (By Mechanical Lever Handle at Cylinder Top)

Y N Y N
Y N Y N
F.1 Simulate Abort Pressed Down

Y N Y N
Y N Y N


Contractor
Approval
G. Simulate Pressure Loss at Pressurised Cylinder

Y N Y N
Y N Y N

5. SIMULATE A SEQUENCE OF TEST WHENBY FIRE ALAM MODE OCCURS UP TO PRE-

ACTION SPRINKLER SYSTEM ACTIVATION
Contractor
Approval
A. Disconnect Fire Alarm Wire
1. Verify response at status of pre-action valve, A/V
indicator, MCFA, fire network, system status at Y N Y N
BMS.
2. Check other interface: access control, lighting,
Y N Y N
CRAH, power, fan (if any), fire damper (if any)
3. Check gas suppression kit Y N Y N
4. Check pump status Y N Y N
B. Simulate Single Zoned Alarm
BMS.
Y N Y N
C. Simulate Cross-Zoned Alarm
BMS.
Y N Y N


Contractor
Approval
D. Simulate Cross-Zoned Alarm and Pressure Loss

BMS.
Y N Y N
E. Simulate Pressure Loss Only
BMS.
Y N Y N
F. Simulate Compressor Out of Order
BMS.
Y N Y N


Contractor
Approval
G. Simulate Manual Release

BMS.
Y N Y N

6. NOTES
Step Description
**Refer to Cx Running Punchlist for status/resolution of deficiencies**
Test sections that have a grey background could not be performed as indicated in this test procedure, see the
Daily Commissioning Reports and Running Punch List for details.
See the Daily Commissioning Reports and Running Punch List for the status of all test items that failed or did
not meet specification, and any additional tests performed.
7. REVISION HISTORY

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LEVEL 4 SAT TEST SCRIPT

PT. INDOKEPPEL DATACENTER JKT Date: April 19, 2022

Accepted with No discrepancies

REQUIRED TEST PARTICIPANTS

NAME(S) REPRESENTING RESPONSIBILITY

Main Contractor BINKEI

Fire System Contractor

ADDITIONAL TEST PARTICIPANTS

I. SAT SCRIPT PROCEDURE

PT. INDOKEPPEL DATACENTER JKT Date: April 19, 2022

EQUIPMENT TEST DATA FOR FIRE ALARM

MFACP Manufacturer Kidde

MFACP Model Number VM-1

MFACP Serial Number VM-1R

Date of Fire Alarm Installed

EQUIPMENT TEST DATA FOR GAS FIRE SUPPRESSION

Clean Agent System Manufacturer Fire Eater

Clean Agent System Number Selector Valve

Clean Agent System Serial Number ZSV50

Date of Clean Agent Installed

Type of Clean Agent IG541

System Concentration Total Flooding

Clean Agent Discharge Requirements NFPA 2001 (2018 Edition)

EQUIPMENT TEST DATA FOR PRE-ACTION SPRINKLER SYSTEM

Pre-action System Manufacturer OCV

Pre-action System Number 68 DE\EL\PORV-DN

Pre-action Discharge Requirements 1.38 bar

Start Time & Date

End Time & Date

1.1. Test Purpose

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1.2. Scope of SAT

The scope of work is as described following:

a. Approved Shop drawing.

1.4. Installation Check

Before starting the functional test, check the installation conditions.

1.5. Pre-requisites Yes, can be accepted and implemented

System Set up for Testing and Operation is declared for acceptance Y N

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unit is ready for site acceptance testing

Check level 3 is signed off for acceptance Y N

System To Test is Ready to enter into Level 4 SAT Test Y N

Yes, can be accepted and implemented

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1.6. Test Condition

Parameter Initial Expected Returned to

FACP (VS4 Panel) record all event such as

1.7. Required Test and Safety

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1.7 Required Test and Safety

B. Safety Equipment & Documentations:

 Approved Change Request Permit Applications

C. After Installation Check

Functional test of Point to Point Test Fire System Contractor Y N

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2. FUNCTIONAL TEST PROCEDURE

2.1. Pre-test Preparation

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2. FUNCTIONAL TEST PROCEDURE

2.2. Visual Inspection