Kelowna By-law 10760, s. 3.1.2 — Telecommunications Industry Association

Telecommunications Industry Association:

• a) TIA Systems Bulletin TSB 88: Wireless Communications Systems Performance In Noise And Interference Limited Situations
• b) EIA/TIA 603: Land Mobile FM or PM Communications Equipment Measurement and Performance Standards
• c) TIA 156 - Land Mobile Radio Antenna Systems Minimum Standards for RF Signal Booster All technology shall use an electrical power source that shall not be disabled or disrupted if the primary Fortis BC power source fails or is interrupted. Backup electrical power in the event of Fortis BC power failure or interruption may be provided by either a building provided backup power source such as an auxiliary power generator or a self-contained backup battery power source that shall maintain full electrical power capabilities for all technology for a minimum of 4 hours during continuous in-building emergency radio communications. The use of any in-building radio coverage enhancement technology shall not result in spurious radiation (e.g. RF leakage) outside the building except via dedicated, intentional antennas or other intentional radiators required for the in-building coverage enhancement technologies. Any spurious or leakage radiation outside the building shall not result in any degradation of the performance of any radio communications used by KFD or any other emergency responders in the area. Active components of the Enhancement System shall be capable of sending the following supervisory signals, which shall be connected to and monitored by the fire alarm panel: