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A1.1Base Bid WVU Horse Barn

SCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0"

4' 8'0 16'

Reedsville Farm Barn Replacement Drawn By: Amee Blake

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Exhibit D Program of Requirements

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PORCH OVERHANG CONCRETE APRON

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CONCRETE APRON PORCH OVERHANG

AutoCAD SHX Text 1-10 - 12'X12' STALLS WITH #10 SERVING AS QUARANTINE STALL A)TACK ROOM -HEATED (FAN HEATERS). 8' CEILING HEIGHT. B)FEED ROOM/MECH/ELEC ROOM -HEATED (FAN HEATERS). 8' CEILING HEIGHT C)ADA RESTROOM AND LAUNDRY -HEATED. 8' CEILING HEIGHT D)WASH RACK - HOT AND COLD WATER - 2 BAYS WITH DIVIDER AND OWNER PROVIDED SOLARIUMS E)UTILITY ROOM -8' HIGH WALL NO CEILING F)GROOMING STALLS -8' HIGH WALL NO CEILING OPEN FRONT AISLEWAY -14' WIDE

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UTILITY SINK ON INTERIOR AISLE WALL NEXT TO UPPER AND LOWER CABINETS

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WVU HORSE BARN LAYOUT AND NOTES

AutoCAD SHX Text EXTERIOR METAL ONE COLOR TO MATCH TOP OF MULTIPURPOSE BUILDING (FOR ALL STRUCTURES BUILT) ROOF- SLATE GREY, WALLS - WARM WHITE INCLUDE DECORATIVE PORCH AREA ONLY AROUND MAIN ENTRANCE TO BARN (DOUBLE DOOR)

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ELECTRICAL/ MECH ROOM

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A1.2Base Bid WVU Horse Barn

SCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0"

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AutoCAD SHX Text -PORTABLE SHELVING AND SADDLE/BRIDLE RACKS IN (A), (B), (C), AND (E) WILL BE OWNER SUPPLIED WITH EXCEPTION OF UPPER AND LOWER CABINETS, COUNTERTOP AND UTILITY SINK IN (A) TACK ROOM. STALLS, AISLE, GROOMING/ WASH RACK SURFACES - AS SPECIFIED -CONCRETE FLOORS IN (A), (B), (C), (E), AND (F) (D W/DRAINS), -BARN WILL BE BUILT ON CONCRETE SLAB UNLESS SIGNIFICANTLY COST PROHIBITIVE (STALL MATTRESSES AND ROLLED RUBBER (-OWNER SUPPLIED) OVER CONCRETE WILL BE USED TO CREATE CUSHIONED STALLS AND NON-SLIP SURFACES.) -HINGED INTERIOR DOORS TO ACCESS INTO (B) AND (C) AND 2-48" WIDE INTERIOR DOORS TO ACCESS (A) -SOLID SLIDING PEOPLE DOOR TO ACCESS (E)-OWNER SUPPLIED -HINGED PARTITIONS BETWEEN STALLS 6/ 7 AND 8/ 9 FOR FOALING -OWNER SUPPLIED -INTERIOR SLIDING STALL DOORS AT EACH STALL (1-10) -OWNER SUPPLIED -DUPLEX OUTLETS AT EACH STALL FRONT AND QUANTITY 1-2 IN EACH ROOM. -LAUNDRY ROOM ALSO NEEDS 240 AMP PLUG FOR COMMERCIAL WASHER AND DRYER -GROOMING STALLS (F) NEED LIGHTS AND RADIANT HEATERS ON A SEPARATE SWITCH. (CONTRACTOR PROVIDED, WVU TO APPROVE OPTION) -CORNER FEEDERS AND HANGERS, -OWNER SUPPLIED. -PER THE STATE FIRE MARSHALL, SINCE BOTH BARNS ARE UNDER 5,000 SF AND DO NOT HAVE SLEEPING QUARTERS, THEY ARE NOT SUBJECT TO EITHER A SPRINKLER OR A FIRE ALARM SYSTEM. ILLUMINATED EXIT SIGNAGE IS REQUIRED IN THE HORSE AND EVENT BARN. MULTIPLE LOCATIONS WILL BE REQUIRED TO HAVE A 2HR FIRE SEPARATION ON THE INTERIOR WALLS (NFPA 150 7.6). THE LIST OF AREAS THAT WILL REQUIRE THE 2HR FIRE SEPARATION INCLUDE: WVU HORSE BARN: TACK ROOM (ONLY IF OVER 100SF) (A) ELECTRICAL/ MECHANICAL ROOM/ FEED ROOM (ONLY IF OVER 100SF)(B) LAUNDRY ROOM (C)

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A1.4Base Bid WVU Horse Barn

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AutoCAD SHX Text 1)SHOP/ TOOL STORAGE - CONCRETE FLOOR, CONDITIONED 2)OVERHEAD DOOR NO GLASS FULL METAL 10'X12' 3)OVERHEAD DOOR NO GLASS FULL METAL 12'X14' 4)GENERAL STORAGE. CONCRETE FLOOR, UNCONDITIONED -USE SAME METAL COLORS AND OVERHEAD DOORS AS EXISTING MULTIPURPOSE BUILDING BUT NO WINDOWS IN OVERHEAD DOORS. -EXISTING COLORS - ROOF (SLATE GRAY), WALLS (WARM WHITE). -PROVIDE HARDWIRED CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR INSIDE BUILDING. -16' FLOOR TO CEILING -RESET EXISTING POWER POLE WITH METER TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE BUILDING. INCORPORATE OUTLET ON BACK OF BUILDING TO KEEP THE ELECTRIC FENCE AND AUTOMATIC WATERERS OPERATIONAL. -WITHIN THE NEW BUILDING, PROVIDE 3 OUTLETS IN THE SHOP/TOOL STORAGE AND 3 OUTLETS IN GENERAL STORAGE. -OPTION 1: ADD FROST FREE WATER HYDRANT AND FLOOR DRAIN IN SHOP/TOOL STORAGE AREA.

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AutoCAD SHX Text ALT 2) BUILDING AS SHOWN USE SAME METAL COLORS AS MULTIPURPOSE BUILDING EXISTING COLORS - ROOF (SLATE GRAY), WALLS (WARM WHITE). -14' FLOOR TO CEILING -WATER HYDRANT AT EACH END OF THE BARN (INSIDE) -LIGHTS IN EVENT SPACE -ASPHALT FLOOR. -OVERHEAD DOORS ON EACH END -SINGLE ENTRANCE DOOR EXTERIOR -SLIDER WINDOWS (OPEN FROM OUTSIDE) -OUTLETS AT EACH STALL (HIGH ON WALL) AND AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE BUILDING. -WIFI AND SOUND SYSTEM (BY OTHERS) WILL NEED TO BE IN THE BARN AND EVENT CENTER. ALT 3) -IN LIEU OF BUILDING AS SHOWN, PROVIDE OPEN PAVILION 40'X80.' -INCLUDE ASPHALT FLOORING (SLOPED EAST TOWARDS STORM DRAIN) -LIGHTING -10 CONVENIENCE OUTLETS DISTRIBUTED AROUND PERIMETER OF THE SPACE, -WATER HYDRANT AT EACH END OF THE BARN (INSIDE).

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BREEZEWAY/ EGRESS BETWEEN EVENT AND WVU BARN

WVU BARN

Exhibit D Program of Requirements

WVU J.W. Ruby Research Farm – Horse Unit

Barn Fire Related Rebuild Design and Specifications

WVU Horse Barn

Structure:

• 40’x123’ Pole Building Style Barn. 14’ finished floor to ceiling.

• Gable roof w/ adequate insulation above ceiling to mitigate any condensation issues and noise in barn

• Porch overhang to protect horses from the elements if doors on exterior wall are open

• Concrete slab or concrete curbing and aprons where indicated in drawings if slab construction is not used

• Adequate French drains tied into storm water drainage system around structure to prevent water coming off pasture hillside to impact barn

• Adequate drain tiles in barn ties to manage water produced from powerwashing interior

• Dried in with adequate fascia, soffit, gutters, downspouts, and insulation to prevent condensation issues.

Exterior:

• Metal sheeting in color and style of the Multipurpose Building

• Colors: walls, gutters, downspouts (Warm White), roof (Slate Grey)

• Gutters and downspouts tied into storm water drainage system

• Barn end sliders (2; owner supplied/contractor installed), hinged French door (1; owner supplied/contractor installed), and Dutch doors (14; owner supplied/contractor installed)

Interior:

• 10 stall center aisle horse barn with interior amenities: tack room, grooming stalls, wash rack, feed room, restroom/laundry, and utility room.

• 14’ wide center aisle (rolled rubber over concrete; owner supplied/contractor installed rolled rubber preferred; if must move down to asphalt for budget reasons then still need at least 12” of concrete curbing along front wall of stalls for stall fronts)

• 14’ height floor to ceiling. Perimeter walls up to 8’ shall be Grade 1 Southern Yellow Pine Tongue and Groove 2”x6”x12’ to match stalls. Perimeter walls above 8’ and ceiling at 14’ shall be white metal. Provide option to make perimeter walls above 8’ and ceiling at 14’ out of Grade 1 Southern Yellow Pine Tongue and Groove 2”x6”x12’ to match stalls.

• The outside walls of heated and ventilated spaces A, B, and C shall be clad Grade 1 Southern Yellow Pine Tongue and Groove 2”x6”x12’ to match stalls

• Interior finishes of heated and ventilated spaces A, B, and C are to be drywall with drywall ceiling at 8’.

Stalls:

• 12’x12’ stalls (10; 2 hinged partitions to turn four 12’x12’ stalls into two 12’x24’ as needed for foaling; owner supplied/contractor installed)

• Stall fronts (10), interior sliding stall doors (10), and partitions (7) will be owner supplied/contractor installed

• Finish back and side stall walls to match 8’ partition height throughout

• Dutch doors on exterior wall (14; owner supplied/contractor installed)

• Stable Comfort Stall Mattress System (6 12’x12’ kits and 2 12’x24’ kits; owner supplied/contractor installed; can go over concrete or aggregate base)

• Nelson 700 Series Automatic Waterers in stalls 1-10 (see additional detail in water needs)

• Bucket and corner feeder hangers in each stall (numerous; owner supplied/contractor installed)

• Blanket bars and halter hooks on each stall front (10 blanket bars and 14 halter hooks;

owner supplied/contractor installed) Tack Room “A”:

• 12’x22’-2” space

• Concrete floor

• Heated w fan style ceiling mounted heater like in Multipurpose Building

• Hot and cold water access for utility sink

• Extra wide (48”) hinged doors along front wall as indicated in drawings (2)

• Upper and lower cabinets, countertop and utility sink along front wall as indicated in drawings

• Wall mounted saddle and bridle racks on side and back walls (numerous; owner supplied/contractor installed) Grooming Stalls “F” / Wash Rack “D”:

• 12’x24’-6” Space

• Concrete floor sloped to a trench drain along back wall

• Rolled rubber over concrete or interlocking mats (owner supplied/contractor installed)

• Grooming stall dividers with tie rings (1; owner supplied/contractor installed)

• Hot and cold water access w/ability to mix at connection (1)

• Vapor tight LED lighting

• Heavy duty retractable hose reels wall mounted high behind grooming stall dividers (1).

Cox Reels P-LP-450 Includes spring loaded retractable reel w ½” 50’ hose and all installation hardware https://www.coxreels.com/p-series_8_87.html#product_2180

• Otto Environmental Solarium (2; owner supplied/contractor installed; requires 110V socket available to plug into; the weight of the system reaches 200 lbs so needs to be attached to system that can handle that weight; See attached installation and maintenance guidelines for specifications)

Feed Room/Elec-Mech Room “B”:

• Divided 12’x12’ space

• Concrete floor

• Heated w fan style ceiling mounted heater like in Multipurpose

• Hinged interior doors along front and side walls as indicated in drawings (2)

• Shelving and white board for feed room (numerous; owner supplied/contractor installed) Restroom/Laundry Room “C”:

• Divided 12’x12’ space

• Concrete floor

• Heated w fan style ceiling mounted heater like in Multipurpose

• Hot and cold water access for sink and laundry

• Hinged interior doors along front and side walls as indicated in drawings (2)

• ADA Size Restroom (toilet, sink/vanity, mirror, foaming soap, paper towels, toilet paper dispensers, grab bars)

• Laundry Room with commercial washer and dryer (owner supplied/contractor installed) with shelving above for storage Utility Room “E”:

• 8’x12’ space, 8’ high walls, open ceiling for ventilation

• Concrete floor

• Tongue & groove to match the stall partitions

• No supplemental heat or insulation

• Solid sliding barn door on interior wall to access from aisle (1; owner supplied/contractor installed) Grooming Stalls “F”:

• 12’x12’ space with an open front, 8’ high walls, no ceiling for ventilation

• Concrete floor

• Tongue & Groove to match the stall partitions

• Vapor tight LED lighting and radiant heaters on separate switches

• Dutch doors on back wall like stalls.

https://www.coxreels.com/p-series_8_87.html#product_2180

Lighting Needs:

• Vapor tight LED lighting throughout (4’ or 8’ based on efficiency and coverage)

• 30 FC throughout

• Stall sections, center aisle, grooming stalls, and wash rack on different switches

• Rooms on individual switches with easy to clean/maintain LED lighting options appropriate for room size

• 4 combination emergency/exit signs

Electric Needs:

• Duplex plugs at each stall front and 2 sets in each interior room

• The laundry room needs a 240amp plug for commercial washer and dryer and related plumbing

• Grooming stall/wash rack needs two dedicated 110V socket for solarium (ceiling mounted)

• Electrical to accommodate Nelson 700 Series Heated Automatic Waterers (see additional detail in water needs) Water Needs:

• Frost free water access (2 frost free hydrants over floor drains inside each end of the barn and one exterior hose bib between entrance and dutch doors leading into wash rack)

• Nelson 700 Series Heated Automatic Waterers in all stalls (front corners; 10 heated waterers with consumption meters on 3; shut off valves at each waterer; owner supplied but contractor plumbed and installed)

• See attached installation and maintenance guidelines for specifications AV Needs (By Others):

• Sound system, Fiber, and Wi-Fi Access Points need to be tied back into the building (cabling is pulled back into the sidewall of the indoor arena facing the structure)

• New speakers and Wi-Fi access points will need installed with Fawley Music and WVU Networking/IT respectively

• Verizon cabinet is stored onsite and ready to be reinstalled by them Manure Bunks (Base Bid):

• See detail in Alt 2 Event Barn.

Equipment and Dry Storage Shed

• 40’x113’4” Pole Barn Style Shed o 40’x27’6” equipment bay with minimal heat to keep water tank from freezing; 2 10’x12’ roll up garage doors to back equipment in; yellow steel bollards filled with concrete o Remaining dry storage bays with no supplemental heat for consumables; 3 12’x14’ roll up garage doors to offload pallets of materials into; yellow steel bollards filled with concrete

• Gable roof w/ adequate ventilation to store hay, bedding, and equipment

• Concrete slab

• Dried in with adequate fascia, soffit, gutters, downspouts, and insulation for purpose

Exterior:

• Metal sheeting in color and style of the Multipurpose Building

• Colors: walls, gutters, downspouts (Warm White), roof (Slate Grey))

• Gutters and downspouts drained appropriately and efficiently

Interior:

• Open floor plan

• Unfinished interior walls in General Storage section

• Insulation in Shop / Tool storage section

• Electric heat with thermostat in Shop / Tool storage to stay above freezing.

• 2 standard exterior doors to allow people to enter and exit easily

Lighting Needs:

• Very economical LED lighting with wall switches

• Minimal lighting to be able to see things around and hook up a trailer/water tank

Electric Needs:

• Provide 3 duplex receptacles in Shop / Tool storage. Provide 3 duplex receptacles in

General storage.

• Provide a circuit to power electric fence and automatic waterers behind the building.

Water Needs:

• Option: one hydrant plumbed up inside conditioned space

AV Needs:

None

Event Barn (Alt 2)

• 40’x80’ Pole Barn

• Gable roof w/ adequate insulation to mitigate any condensation issues and noise in barn

• Asphalt floor. Could also be concrete slab if more cost effective.

• Adequate French drains tied into storm water drainage system around structure to prevent water coming off pasture hillside to impact barn

• Dried in with adequate fascia, soffit, gutters, downspouts, and insulation Exterior:

• Metal sheeting in color and style of the Multipurpose Building

• Colors: walls, gutters, downspouts (Warm White), roof (Slate Grey))

• Gutters and downspouts drained appropriately and efficiently

• 36” sliding windows for ventilation (14; need to open and close from the outside of the structure)

• 2 standard exterior doors to allow people to enter and exit easily

• 2 10’x10’ 3-sided concrete manure bunks on both sides of the west end of the barn

(from the base bid); yellow steel bollards filled with concrete Interior:

• Open floor plan

• Unfinished interior walls

Lighting Needs:

• Vapor tight LED lighting throughout (4’ or 8’ based on efficiency and coverage)

• 30 FC throughout

• Switches by all exterior doors (2)

• 2 combination emergency/exit signs

Electric Needs:

• Duplex receptacles along walls at 8’ high every 10 feet (14)

• Duplex receptacles along wall in muck room and tack room at eye level (2)

Water Needs:

• Frost free hydrants at both ends of barn (one nearest storm drain on east side; one nearest man doors on north side) AV Needs (By Others):

• Sound system, Fiber, and Wifi Access Points need to be tied back into the building (cabling is pulled back into the sidewall of the indoor arena facing the structure)

• New speakers and wifi access points will need installed with Fawley Music and WVU Networking/IT respectively (owner supplied)

• Verizon cabinet is stored onsite and ready to be reinstalled by them

Event Barn Pavilion (Alt 3)

• Open barn pavilion 40’x80’ include asphalt flooring, sloped toward Equipment and Dry Storage Shed at east end of footprint

• Vapor tight LED lighting throughout (4’ or 8’ based on efficiency and coverage) 30 FC throughout

• 8-10 convenience outlets distributed around perimeter of the space

• Water hydrant at each end of the barn (inside)

• WIFI and sound system (By Others) www.nelsonmfg.com To place an order call:

Phone: 888-844-6606 Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

700 Series Automatic Waterers

*Housing Material: High strength, 0.105” thick 304 stainless steel.

**Optional Heater Kit: Heater mounts on ceramic insulators and does not touch metal or water.

120 VAC, 2-wire and ground connection. Thermostat and housing insulation included.

Model 730-10 730-24 760-10 760-24

Housing Material* Stainless steel Stainless steel Stainless steel Stainless steel

Drinking Bowl* Stainless steel Stainless steel Stainless steel Stainless steel

Width 13” 13” 16” 16”

Heigth 11” 25” 11” 25”

Weight 32 lb. 51 lb. 38 lb. 62 lb.

Optional Heater Kit** 250 watt, 2.1 amps 250 watt, 2.1 amps 325 watt, 2.7 amps 325 watt, 2.7 amps

Safety Agency Certification

LISTED CSA APPROVED LISTED CSA APPROVED LISTED CSA APPROVED LISTED CSA APPROVED

Installation Method See illustration below. See illustration below. See illustration below. See illustration below.

Nelson Plumbing Connection 1/4” male NPT, shut-off valve 1/4” male NPT, shut-off valve 1/4” male NPT, shut-off valve 1/4” male NPT, shut-off valve

Model 730-10C 730-10W 760-10C 760-10W

Housing Material* Stainless Steel Stainless steel Stainless steel Stainless steel

Drinking Bowl* Stainless steel Stainless steel Stainless steel Stainless steel

Width 13” 13” 16” 16”

Heigth 12” 12” 12” 12”

Weight 36 lb. 38 lb. 43 lb. 47 lb.

Optional Heater Kit** 250 watt, 2.1 amps 250 watt, 2.1 amps 325 watt, 2.7 amps 325 watt, 2.7 amps

Safety Agency Certification LISTED CSA APPROVED LISTED CSA APPROVED LISTED CSA APPROVED LISTED CSA APPROVED

Installation Method See illustration below. See illustration below. See illustration below. See illustration below.

Nelson Plumbing Connection 1/4” male NPT, shut-off valve 1/4” male NPT, shut-off valve 1/4” male NPT, shut-off valve 1/4” male NPT, shut-off valve

Wall Mounted Models

Free Standing Models

Water Consumption Meter Model ACC. WM 735 Multi-functional Water Consumption Meter works with all Nelson 700 Series Waterers.

A sensor installs inside waterer. Meter is powered by two, long-life AA alkaline batteries and comes with a 25-foot extension cable. Display can be located up to 300-feet of waterer being monitored.

WATER CONSUMPTION METER DISPLAYS

�Gallons of water consumed by horse.

�Elapsed time monitoring water consumption.

If waterer’s heating system is not functioning when it should be operating.

�If waterer’s inline water filter needs to be cleaned.

�If meter batteries need to be replaced.

�If wire connecting Sensor to Display is disconnected or damaged.

Water Consumption Meter Model ACC. WM 735

Waterline Insulation, Model ACC. 1004 Ensures maximum protection against waterline freeze-up. Made by Nelson, the insulation consists of a 4’ x 5.9” diameter section of urethane foam molded around a 3” diameter PVC pipe.

If using insulation with wall mount model, cover insulation with 6” SCH. 40 PVC pipe (PVC pipe can be purchased locally). Insulation must cover entire vertical waterline.

Stainless Steel PVC Pipe Cover Model ACC. 1064 Beautifies the waterline leading into Nelson 700 Series wall mount models.

Made from 20 gauge stainless steel and 4’ feet in length.” Designed to locate over 6” SCH. 40 pvc pipe (PVC pipe can be purchased locally).

Back-to-Back Plumbing Kit 730-10W........................Model ACC. 1073 760-10W........................Model ACC. 1076 Allows one waterline to service two waterers mounted back-to-back in adjacent stalls. Designed for models 730-10W and 760-10W.

Energy-Saving Thermal Caps For Waterers Not In Use 730.Model ACC. TC730 760.Model ACC. TC760 Stainless steel cap with urethane insulation underside saves energy, helps keep water clean and looks nice. Designed for 700 Series Waterers that are not being used.

Stainless Steel Bolts and Fasteners

1010J Anchor “J” Bolts for models mounted on concrete pad, includes nuts and washers.

1010W Carriage Bolts for 700 Series wall mounted models, includes nuts & washers.

1010BB

SS Hex Head Bolts for two 730-10Ws or 760-10Ws mounted back-to-back on wall, includes nuts and washers

Accessories for Nelson Waterers www.nelsonmfg.com To place an order call:

Phone: 888-844-6606 Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

If your horse

STOPS

DRINKING

WATER,

there could be trouble ahead.

Waterline Insulation

ACC. 1004

*Model 730-24 or 760-24

Concrete Pad

Frost Depth

Water and Electric Lines

Drain Pipe

(obtain locally)

Heat Well Allows

Ground Heat to Rise and

Protect Waterline from Freezing.

*Note: Models 730-10 and 760-10 install the same way.

Freezing Climate Installation

Frost Depth

Heat Well Allows Ground Heat to Rise and Protect Waterline from Freezing.

Water and

Electric Lines

Concrete Pipe:

Model 730-10 (12") Model 760-10 (15")

Waterline Insulation

ACC. 1004

Model 730-10 or 760-10 www.nelsonmfg.com To place an order call:

Phone: 888-844-6606 Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Stainless Steel Pipe

Cover Model

ACC. 1064

Stall Wall

Frost Depth

Waterline Insulation

ACC. 1004

Corner

PVC Pipe, 6” SCH. 40

(obtain locally)

Heat Well Allows Ground Heat to Rise and Protect Waterline from Freezing.

Water and

Electric Lines

Model 730-10C or 760-10C

Freezing Climate Installation

Back-to-Back Plumbing Kit

Model ACC 1073 or Model ACC. 1076

Stainless Steel Pipe

Cover Model

ACC. 1064

Stall Wall

Frost Depth

Waterline Insulation

ACC. 1004

PVC Pipe, 6” SCH. 40

(obtain locally)

Heat Well Allows Ground Heat to Rise and Protect Waterline from Freezing.

Water and

Electric Lines

Model 730-10W or 760-10W www.nelsonmfg.com To place an order call:

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

SERIES

WATERERS

Read and study entire booklet carefully before beginning installation. Use only Nelson accessories and replacement parts. Save this booklet. Call if you have questions.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

To Place An Order For Waterers Or Parts Call:

Phone: 888-844-6606 www.nelsonmfg.com Monday-Friday 7:30-5:00 CST

NELSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY

CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT

3049 12TH STREET S.W.

CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA 52404

PAGE

Operating Principal

Electric Heater

Model Number Location

Location Of Waterer

Height Of Waterer

Mounting Wall & Base

Mounting Waterer To Poured Concrete Base

Mounting Waterer To Concrete Pipe

Mounting Waterer To Wall

Waterline Freeze Protection

Nelson Waterline Insulation Acc.#1004

6” SCH 40 PVC Pipe (6.625 OD)

Drain Pipe

730-10W & 760-10W

Water Pressure & Connection

Electrical Installation & Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5

Assembly

Filter In Waterer

Water Hammer Arresters

Cold Water Filter

Adjustment Screw For Control Valve

Counter Weight

Tighten Screws

Bottom Plate - Wall-mount Models

Removing Utility Hole “Knockout” Plate

- Models 730-10C & 760-10C

Latching & Unlatching Top Cover

PAGE

Adjustments

Control Valve Screw Adjustment

Rate Of Flow (Brass Shut-off Valve)

Water Level In Drinking Bowl

Warranty

Location of Water Supply Hose, Shut-Off Valve and Filter

Installation Diagrams

Bolt Circle Layout

Weight Installation

Heater Wiring Diagram

Tighten Screws

Models 730-10 & 760-10 On Concrete Pad

Models 730-24 & 760-24 On Concrete Pad

Model 730-10C Corner Wall-Mount

Model 730-10W Wall-Mount

Model 760-10C Corner Wall-Mount

Model 760-10W Wall-Mount

Models 730-10 & 760-10 In Concrete Pipe

Other Installation Ideas

Back-To-Back Plumbing Kits ACC. 1073 & 1076

Back-To-Back Installation

Waterer Components & Specifications

Warnings & Safety

TABLE OF CONTENTS 700 SERIES INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING PRINCIPLE

The drinking bowl is balanced on one end of the beam with a lead weight on the other end.

As an animal drinks, the system becomes out of balance, causing the pivot beam to tilt and open the water valve. Water refills the bowl, returning the pivot beam to its original position and automatically closing the valve.

ELECTRIC HEATER

Waterers are available with optional electric heaters. The heater is thermostatically controlled, turning on and off according to the temperature. The heater is located under the cross beam and heats the air inside the waterer. Heating element can get red hot when it is operating; this is normal.

See page 16 for heater location.

MODEL NUMBER LOCATION

Waterer model number is located on the nameplate. Model number is also present on shipping box, packing list and invoice.

LOCATION OF WATERER

1. Locate waterer in place sheltered from prevailing winds for reduced energy consumption and maximum freeze protection.

2. Locate waterer away from feeders to reduce the amount of feed dropped in waterer.

3. Avoid locating waterers in areas with a high water table. This may hinder protecting the waterline from freezing in cold climates.

4. Avoid locating waterers in areas where bedrock prevents digging a hole deep enough to obtain ground heat for waterline freeze protection.

HEIGHT OF WATERER

Mount waterer high enough that animals have to reach a little to drink. This arrangement minimizes the possibility of animal waste falling into the waterer.

MOUNTING WALL AND BASE

WARNING! DO NOT mount or set waterers with heaters on top of wooden or combustible bases. This may result in serious injury or death for personnel or animals or damage to structures.

Concrete Pipe - Models 730-10 and 760-10 have 10 inch high housings and are designed for installation on a poured concrete pad or in straight side or bell end concrete pipe (see installation diagrams). Concrete pipe usually can be obtained at your local concrete products manufacturer. Use 12” I.D. for Model 730- 10 and 15” I.D. for Model 760-10.

Concrete pipe comes in four, six and eight foot lengths. Two sections of concrete pipe may be necessary to obtain depth for freeze protection. Concrete pipe is heavy, weighing approximately 100-130 lbs per foot. It’s a good idea to verify that concrete pipe is available in your area prior to purchasing your waterers. Consult your local phone book for a source (look under “Concrete Products”).

Concrete Pad - Models 730-10, 760-10, 730-24 and 760-24 are designed to mount on poured concrete bases. The waterer should be mounted on a level concrete base, free of sharp corners or edges. Surface of concrete mounting base must be flat or waterer housing will become distorted when bolted down and top cover may not latch. Concrete base needs to be a size and weight to prevent being moved or knocked over by animal.

Waterer must be level when mounted on base or it will not operate properly.

Wall-mount Models 730-10C, 760-10C, 730-10W & 760-10W are designed to mount to a wall. Wall may be wood, metal or concrete. Wall must be strong and rigid so that animal cannot knock or dislodge waterer off wall (see “Specifications” table for weights of each model).

MOUNTING WATERER TO POURED

CONCRETE BASE

Poured concrete base may be in form of a pad or may be elevated, in which case a circular or square form is required. Bolt circle dimensions are shown in drawing (see diagram “Bolt Circle Layout”).

1. Mark concrete while still wet and insert 3/8” bent threaded rod or carriage bolts.

Alternatively, mark concrete after it has cured and drill holes to accommodate 3/8” anchor bolts. Use stainless steel bolts.

DO NOT use brass hold down bolts with aluminum housing waterers. Galvanic action will cause corrosion of housing.

2. Remove cross beam and drinking bowl cage from housing by removing screws at each end of cross beam (see diagram Fastening Screws).

3. Place hold down lugs over the bolts and secure with nuts. Mounting surface must be flat or waterer housing will become distorted when bolted down. Shim if necessary.

4. Caulk with all-weather sealant at outside base of waterer where housing and concrete base contact (see installation diagrams). This will eliminate air gaps. Air gaps can lead to water line freeze-up and increased energy consumption by heater.

Note: If top cover binds, the housing likely became distorted when it was bolted down to the concrete pad. This indicates that the pad is not level. To straighten housing, loosen one lug nut at a time until the top cover casting latches and unlatches easily. Shim under lug(s) that was causing the distortion in order to level housing. Remember to caulk around outside bottom of housing so there are no air gaps between housing and concrete pad (see installation diagram).

MOUNTING WATERER

TO CONCRETE PIPE

1. Insert male end of pipe into ground so it is rigid and secure and cannot fall over or be knocked over by an animal

2. Locate waterer in female end of pipe.

Waterer must be level. Shim to level if necessary.

3. Anchor waterer to concrete pipe so that waterer cannot dislodged from pipe by animal (see diagram “Concrete Pipe Installation”).

4. After waterer is anchored to concrete pipe, fill groove between housing and pipe with a sand-cement grout. This will further anchor waterer to pipe and eliminate air gaps. Air gaps can lead to water line freeze-up and increased energy consumption by heater.

MOUNTING WATERER TO WALL

WARNING! WALL STRENGTH

Wall must be strong enough to support waterer and abuse of animal(s) using waterer. Wall must not break resulting in waterer coming off wall. Failure to comply may give animal(s) access to power supply and may result in serious injury or death to personnel or animals, or damage to structure.

The wall must to be straight and strong so that waterer can not be dislodged by animal (see “Specifications” table for model weights).

1. Remove cross beam and drinking bowl cage by removing cross beam screws (see diagram “Fastening Screws”).

2. Before marking holes on wall, attach bottom plate to housing using provided fasteners (see installation diagrams).

Bottom plate and housing must be aligned.

3. When bringing utilities through bottom plate, remove utility hole plate. DO NOT remove utility hole plate unless bringing utilities into the bottom plate through 6”

SCH 40 PVC (6.625” OD).

4. Mark holes on wall using housing as template. If bringing utilities from underneath, place housing (with bottom plate attached and utility hole plate removed) over 6” SCH 40 PVC pipe to properly locate bolt holes on wall. PVC pipe should extend no more than 1/2” through bottom plate into waterer.

Marking bolt holes on wall requires two people, one to hold waterer and one to mark holes.

5. Use four 1/2” stainless steel bolts to bolt waterer to wall.

6. Reinstall cross beam and drinking bowl cage.

7. Seal underneath bottom plate around PVC Pipe with all-weather sealant to eliminate air gaps (see installation diagrams).

WATERLINE FREEZE PROTECTION

A combination of geothermal heat and Nelson’s Waterline Insulation Accessory 1004 protect the waterline from freezing (see installation diagrams). Digging a deep hole below the waterer allows ground heat to rise and circulate around the water line. The ground heat in addition to Nelson’s Water Line Insulation and the heater in the waterer serve to protect the waterline and the water in the drinking bowl from freezing. To determine your area’s maximum frost depth ask a local concrete contractor, well driller or your area’s Agricultural Extension Service.

Nelson Waterline Insulation Acc. # 1004 covers most of the vertical portion of the water line from the 90 degree elbow below ground up to the waterer. Leave 2” air gap between insulation and heater assembly in bottom of waterer (see installation diagrams). Fire retardant urethane foam conforms to UL 94 HF-1.

Remove outer plastic skin before installation.

6” SCH 40 PVC Pipe (6.625 OD) Installation of all wall mount models requires using 6” SCH 40 PVC Pipe. The PVC Pipe functions as a hole liner below ground and as a protective cover above ground. The PVC Pipe should extend no more than 1/2” through the bottom plate of the wall mount waterer models. Seal underneath waterer around PVC Pipe and bottom plate with all-weather sealant. Obtain 6” SCH 40 PVC Pipe (6.625” OD) locally.

WARNING! AIR GAPS

Seal air gaps as instructed in installation diagrams to prevent cold air from entering into waterer housing which may result in freeze-up, excessive energy consumption, and shortened heater and thermostat life.

Sealant. Apply an all-weather silicone sealant to seal small air gaps outside of housing where housing and concrete base meet on free-standing models. On wall-mount models seal 1) where housing and wall meet and 2) underneath where 6” SCH 40 PVC Pipe and bottom plate meet.

(See installation diagrams).

Drain Pipe. Installation for free-standing models requires lining the hole below the concrete pad with drain pipe. Line the hole with PVC pipe or ADS corrugated, non-perforated pipe. Both are available locally.

DO NOT extend drain pipe above concrete pad. (See installation diagrams).

Models 730-10W and 760-10W In freezing climates, DO NOT bring waterline in through the back of waterer models 730- 10W & 760-10W. Waterline freeze protection is almost impossible to accomplish because ground heat cannot be utilized.

There are two exceptions:

1. The installation is a back-to-back installation, where two waterers with heaters are mounted back-to-back in adjacent stalls (Back-To-Back Installation diagram).

2. The waterer is mounted on a wall adjacent to a non-freeze room that will protect the waterline from freezing, such as a heated tack room.

See Back-To-Back Installation diagram on page 19.

WATER PRESSURE AND CONNECTION

Water Pressure. The control valve will operate on water pressures from 20 to 80 psi.

Optimal pressure range is 40-60 psi. Consult a qualified plumber if your water pressure falls outside of this range.

Vertical Waterline.

1. The vertical portion of the waterline must be metal or rigid plastic to provide maximum freeze protection and to locate shut-off valve in proper location (see page 7). Diameter of vertical waterline should be 3/4” to 1”. The larger the diameter the greater the freeze protection.

2. Flush waterline to remove foreign material before making final connection to the brass shut-off valve. If waterline is not thoroughly flushed, the inline filter will clog and the control valve may not seal, resulting in dripping and overflow.

Water Connection – Brass Shut-off Valve Connect vertical waterline to the 1/4” male pipe thread on brass shut-off valve. An adapter will likely be necessary. IMPORTANT:

Location of brass shut-off valve and water supply hose must be in accordance with diagram on page 7.

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

WARNING! ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

Use a licensed electrician to install and maintain the Waterer, so that you can be assured that you have complied with all national and local electrical codes and that you have not created a risk of electrocution or fire. Improper installation or maintenance may result in serious injury or death for personnel or animals or damage to structures.

A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN WILL DETERMINE:

A) Type and size of service wire, B) grounding procedure, and C) proper fusing of heater.

Ground Wire: The heating element is grounded to the waterer by a green ground screw at the factory. The ground wire from the power service should be secured to the waterer with the second green ground screw provided in the handy box. When using wire-nuts, follow instruction on wire-nut box. Tape wire nuts to wire to prevent loosening.

Fusing: Waterers must be individually fused.

DO NOT over fuse. Consult a licensed electrician. Heating rating @ 120 volts AC.

WATERER HEATER# WATTS AMPS

MODEL 730 755 250 2.1

MODEL 760 785 325 2.7

Dedicated Circuits. Waterers must be on dedicated circuits. TURN POWER OFF after the Winter heating season when heaters are no longer needed (temperatures are consistently above freezing) or when performing maintenance on waterers.

ASSEMBLY

Filter In Waterer. A nylon water filter is packed separately with the control valve adjustment screw in a clear plastic bag stapled to the bowl cage. Insert nylon filter in water line after water lines have been flushed of debris. The filter prevents particles in water from fouling the control valve. It should be cleaned after first week of service, then as needed or annually thereafter. Check filter for debris if rate of water flow into drinking bowl slows.

Cold Water Filter. If your water contains large amounts of debris, and/or if you have a large number of waterers, install one large cold water filter at a convenient non-freeze location. Consult a licensed plumber.

Water Hammer Arresters. Water hammer occurs when the flow of water is instantaneously stopped by a closing valve.

This sudden stop results in a pressure spike behind the valve which acts like a tiny explosion inside the pipe. This pressure spike will reverberate throughout the plumbing system, rattling and shaking pipes, until it is absorbed. Normally, a sufficient pocket of air will absorb such a pressure spike, but if no pocket of air is present, expensive fixures and appliances, such as waterers, within the plumbing line will be damaged as they are left to absorb the pressure spike. Water hammer arresters absorb the pressure spike and will preserve fixtures and waterers. Consult a licensed plumber on the need for water hammer arresters in waterlines.

Adjustment Screw For Control Valve. The control valve adjustment screw is located in the same clear plastic bag as the nylon water filter.

The plastic bag is stapled to the bowl cage.

Counter Weight. For shipping purposes, counter weight has been packed separately, unassembled. Install counter weight after waterer has been mounted to base or wall (see diagram “Weight Assembly”). Remove four shipping pads on weight.

Tighten Screws. Tighten screws prior to utilization and then annually thereafter or as needed. (see diagram “Tightening Screws”).

Bottom Plate – Wall-Mount Models 730-10W & 760-10W, 730-10C & 760-10C are shipped with a bottom plate unassembled.

The bottom plate must be fastened to the housing. Fasten bottom plate before mounting waterer to wall. Four sets of fasteners are included. DO NOT remove utility hole plate unless inserting 6” SCH 40 PVC pipe no more than 1/2” through bottom plate into bottom of waterer. No air gap should exist between 6” SCH 40 PVC pipe and bottom plate (see installation diagrams).

Removing Utility Knockout Plate - Wall- Mount Models 730-10C and 760-10C Utility knockout hole in bottom plate is sized for 6” SCH 40 PVC pipe (6.625” OD). DO NOT remove knockout unless inserting 6” SCH 40 PVC pipe no more than 1/2” through bottom plate into bottom of waterer. No air gap should exist between 6” SCH 40 PVC pipe and bottom plate (see installation diagrams).

To remove utility knockout hole you will need straight bit screw driver or small chisel, a hammer, a file and two blocks at least 7/8” thick:

1. Lay plate open side down on two blocks, placing one block just outside the circle and the other block on the opposite side of the circle.

2. Place screw driver bit just inside circle, beginning half way between tabs and working toward tabs, and strike with the hammer just hard enough to break the tabs loose. Continue around circle.

3. When you have gone all the way around, you can move the circle back and forth until the two tabs break and the knockout slug comes out.

4. File the inside of the hole to remove burrs.

5. Fasten bottom plate to housing (see installation diagrams).You will want to place the plate on the riser pipe (6” SCH 40 PVC pipe) before marking bolt holes on wall. Marking bolt holes on wall requires two people, one to hold waterer and one to mark holes.

LATCHING & UNLATCHING TOP COVER

Round Models. To latch cover to housing place top cover on housing so that all three cover clips are inside of housing. Rotate clockwise until cover clip catches on the latch. Pull up on cover to verify cover is secured to the housing. To unlatch cover from housing press down on brass latch button on housing while rotating cover counter clockwise. Lift cover off.

(Continued on next page)

Filter

To Unlatch:

1. Press brass button down and

2. rotate cover.

3. Lift up on cover.

Utility Hole Plate (Knockout)

Bottom Plate - Models 730-10C & 760-10C

Shut-off Valve

Shut-off valve must be installed properly to service filter (see page 7).

Wallmount models. To latch top cover, angle cover so that the two rear clips on cover catch the hold down fixtures on the back of the waterer housing. Bring front of cover straight down so that cover clip in front catches latch on front of housing and secures to the housing. Pull up on cover to verify it is secured to the housing. To unlatch cover from housing press down on brass latch button on front of housing and lift front of cover up and then pull forward.

WARNING! TOP COVER, DRINKING

BOWL, & BOTTOM PLATE

Drinking bowl should be in waterer and top cover latched to waterer housing at all times unless personnel are at waterer performing maintenance such as cleaning, inspecting, or replacing parts.

Bottom cover should be permanently fastened to housing. Failure to comply may give animals access to power supply and may result in serious injury or death to personnel or animals or damage to structure.

ADJUSTMENTS

WARNING! Always turn off power when using a tool to service or maintain waterer to eliminate risk of electrocution.

Control Valve Adjustment Screw

1. Remove top cast aluminum cover.

2. Lock the beam lock lever. Beam lock lever prevents the beam from pivoting and opening the valve.

3. Remove drinking bowl.

4. Open the brass shut-off valve.

5. Using coin or screwdriver, turn control valve adjustment screw (3/8” stainless steel screw in brass bushing) until a very small stream flows from the water spout tube and breaks-up into drops about 3” below tube outlet. Then turn control valve adjustment screw 1/4 turn counter-clockwise which will cause water to stop flowing.

6. Replace drinking bowl, release beam lock lever, and observe water entering bowl.

Note: If, after initial adjustment, water does not completely shut-off and drips, lock the beam lock lever and turn the control valve adjustment screw another 1/4 turn counter-clockwise. Continue this process at 1/4 turn intervals until water shuts-off completely after refilling.

Rate of Flow - Brass Shut-Off Valve

The brass shut-off valve has two functions.

1. to regulate rate of water flow into drinking bowl and

2. to shut-off water supply when desired.

The brass shutoff valve should be opened 1 to 3 turns (or more, depending on water pressure) for normal operation. Waterer should not swirl out of bowl when refilling.

Note: If water seeps from top of brass shut-off valve, tighten packing nut located below valve handle on valve stem. Tighten no more than necessary to stop leakage.

Adjust Water Level In Drinking Bowl.

The level of water in the drinking bowl can be controlled by changing the position of the counter weight. Normal water level is about 2- 1/2 inches from bottom of the bowl. Level of water in bowl may be raised or lowered (total variation about 1”) by moving weight toward or away from cross beam. Moving weight away from cross beam raises water level as it then requires more water in bowl to balance beam. To change position to weight, loosen nut and slide to desired position. Tighten nut making certain weight is square with beam.

Weight should not touch insulation or anything which would prevent free movement of beam.

WARRANTY

Nelson Manufacturing Company will repair or, at its option,…