Provider Reference Infrastructure Sharing Offer ______________________________________________________________________ 4.10. Security The Infrastructure Seeker will conform to all on-site security requirements, as reasonably requested by Provider‟s managers and where specified in this Agreement. 4.11. Health & Safety The Infrastructure Seeker will conform to all health and safety aspects as directed by Provider‟s health and safety policy and the general health & safety requirements. 4.12. Earthing A Central Earth Point (CEP) is provided in all Provider Sites for telecommunications equipment. It will be the responsibility of the Infrastructure Seeker to ensure that all of their equipment is earthed within the Co-location Site and conforms to the practice deployed within the particular Site. If it is necessary to undertake changes to the Common Earth Point due to the installation of the Infrastructure Seeker‟s equipment, its associated cables and any new cable runways, the Infrastructure Seeker will be advised of this, following the detailed survey. 4.13. Floor Loading Where a false floor is provided the floor will be capable of a loading of up to a maximum of 20 kN/sq m. The final determination of the floor loading will be subject to the specific site conditions. 4.14. Fire & Smoke Detection Fire and smoke detection as well as fire suppression equipment will be provided, where appropriate, in accordance with current Provider policy. 4.15. Heat Dissipation The individual heat dissipation per footprint must not exceed 2 kW. Heat dissipation in excess of this may affect the operation of other equipment and reduce the effect of the air conditioning plant. The Infrastructure Seeker‟s equipment racks must have their own fans to draw in cool air once heat dissipation exceeds 1kW per footprint. The Infrastructure Seeker must advise Provider of the heat dissipation per footprint. Physical Co-Location could be refused if the heat dissipated per footprint is considered excessive (i.e. greater than 2kW per footprint) by Provider and therefore likely to affect Provider or other Infrastructure Seeker‟s equipment. 5. Service Availability DATE Page 5