RFI__4.pdf
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- FA5240-15-Q-M039
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FA5240-15-Q-M039 - Corrosion Control Water Blaster
Response to Questions
1. Can a single 30amp circuit be used from the building power to power the ventilation system in the containers and the standby control power for the system? During the site visit it appeared that the building does have this capacity available. Without any base power the system will need a small solar system to maintain the batteries to allow for control power for the
PLC and vents on the containers. The control system needs to be on 24/7 to allow for continuous water monitoring and recirculation, container ventilation, automatic system startup, and minimal safety lighting inside the containers.
ANSWER: Yes. A single-circuit connection, of no more than 30 Amps, is allowed to be connected to the existing facility's power for the systems listed in the
RFI question.
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