provided. The lights shall be recess mounted one (1) each on the front and rear box ends of both
side coffin compartments.
QUARTZ LIGHT SWITCHING
The Quartz Lights shall be switched with a pair of breakers in the load center. One breaker shall be
for the left side and one breaker for the right side of the apparatus. 12-volt, switches shall be wired
through 120-volt relay(s) and shall be located in the cab switch panel for the apparatus body quartz
lights.
HEADER PANEL
A stainless steel panel shall be provided on the roof at the front of the apparatus body. This panel
shall be the height of the coffin compartments and shall run from the left coffin compartment to the
right coffin compartment along the front edge of the apparatus body roof.
The top of the coffin compartments are to be provided with two lift up doors on each compartment.
The lift up doors shall be a 'double wall' design overlapping the top of the compartment to reduce
the possibility of rain entering the compartment.
The doors are to be constructed of aluminum with smooth finished inside panels and NFPA
compliant tread plate on the exterior. The doors are to be attached to the compartment top with a
continuous stainless steel hinge along the outer edge.
The doors shall have a top mounted handle and include gas shock doors stays to keep the doors in
the open or closed position without latches.
A 4" LED light shall be provided in the inner panel of each door with a switch wired to the open
compartment light in the cab.
OIL DRY HOPPER
A hopper shall be provided in the front of the right coffin compartment for the storage and
dispensing of oil dry. The hopper shall have a hinged lid with a latch and shall be equipped with a
3" outlet at the bottom of the hopper extending through the floor of the coffin compartment. The
outlet shall pass through the R1 compartment ceiling with a 3" 1/4 turn valve mounted near the
floor of R1 with a discharge tube extending to beneath the floor of R1 for ease of dispensing the
absorbent material.
The container shall be large enough to hold approximately 100 pounds of oil dry absorbent
material.
BODY ROOF ACCESS LADDER
A ladder shall be provided on the rear of the apparatus body to provide access to the body roof. The
ladder shall be mounted on the left side of the rear of the body and shall include a swing down
section for easier access from the ground.
RECEIVER HITCHES
There shall be Four Class III receiver hitch assemblies (one each location) attached to apparatus in
the following locations:
The rear of the apparatus below the rear step. The receiver shall be connected to the chassis and
body sub-frame assembly.
Left (driver's) side of the apparatus beneath compartment L1.
Right (officer's ) side of the apparatus beneath compartment R1.
