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CROSS-SECTION SYMBOL

(TOP=SECTION NUMBER,BOTTOM=SHEET NUMBER)

DETAIL SYMBOL

(TOP=DETAIL NUMBER, BOTTOM=SHEET NUMBER)

POINT OF CONNECTION (POC) SYMBOL

KEY NOTES

REVISION NUMBER

LIGHT DASHED LINES = HIDDEN OR UNDERGROUND

DARK LINE = NEW

GENERAL SYMBOLS

LINE WEIGHT LEGEND

FLOODLIGHT EMERGENCY REMOTE HEAD

A a

WALL BRACKET LUMINAIRE

STRIP LUMINAIRE

RECESSED LUMINAIRE

EXIT LUMINAIRE, ARROWS INDICATE DIRECTION,

SHADING INDICATES LIGHTED FACES

LUMINAIRE CONNECTED

TO LIFE SAFETY BRANCH

SURFACE OR PENDANT MOUNTED LUMINAIRE

LUMINAIRE CONNECTED TO

CRITICAL BRANCH

LUMINAIRE CONNECTED TO

UNSWITCHED BRANCH (NIGHT LIGHTING)

LOWERCASE LETTER INDICATES

EQUIPMENT CONTROLLED

UPPERCASE LETTER INDICATES LUMINAIRE TYPE

SURFACE DIRECTIONAL LUMINAIRE

SURFACE OR PENDANT MOUNTED LUMINAIRE

RECESSED DOWNLIGHT LUMINAIRE

MODULAR WIRED RECESSED LUMINAIRE

RECESSED DIRECTIONAL LUMINAIRE

FLOODLIGHT EMERGENCY WITH BATTERY BACKUP

LIGHT TRACK

# OF LUMINAIRES AS SHOWN

POLE MOUNTED LUMINAIRE

NUMBER OF HEADS AS INDICATED

LIGHTING LEGEND

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

DOUBLE DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

GFCI

SINGLE RECEPTACLE

A ABANDONED POKE-THROUGH

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, WITH GROUND FAULT

CIRCUIT INTERRUPTING DEVICE

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, WITH GROUND FAULT

CIRCUIT INTERRUPTING PROTECTION

S

SINGLE RECEPTACLE, FLOOR MOUNTED

SINGLE RECEPTACLE, CEILING MOUNTED

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, FLOOR MOUNTED

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, CEILING MOUNTED

DOUBLE DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, FLOOR MOUNTED

DOUBLE DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, CEILING MOUNTED

SPECIAL PURPOSE OUTLET AS NOTED

SPECIAL PURPOSE OUTLET AS NOTED,

FLOOR MOUNTED

SPECIAL PURPOSE OUTLET AS NOTED,

CEILING MOUNTED

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, CONTROLLED

IT/POWER POLE, DEVICES AS INDICATED

COMBINATION SWITCH AND RECEPTACLE

POKE-THROUGH, DEVICES AS INDICATED

POWER OUTLETS LEGEND

MCC

J

PULL BOX

JUNCTION BOX

TRANSFORMER

PANELBOARD

PB

T

BR

DB

BUS RISER

MDB

TC TIMECLOCK

H HAND (ON)

O OFF

A AUTO

TWO SPEED

REDUCED VOLTAGE

SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICE

VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE

LOCAL DISCONNECT

LOCAL CONTACTOR

START STOP PUSHBUTTON

VFD

SPD

RV

2S

METER

FVNR

FVR

C

PUSHBUTTON

GROUND

GAP

ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT ( =TYPE)

JUNCTION BOX FLOOR MOUNTED

OVERHEAD POWER SERVICE ENTRANCE

GENERATOR ANNUNCIATOR PANEL

SELECTOR SWITCH ( * =POSITION)

LOCAL DISCONNECT WITH OVERCURRENT PROTECTION

LOCAL MOTOR STARTER ( * =TYPE)

LOCAL COMBINATION MOTOR STARTER ( * =TYPE)

MAIN DISTRIBUTION BOARD

MOTOR CONTROL CENTER

DISTRIBUTION BOARD

FULL VOLTAGE NON-REVERSING

FULL VOLTAGE REVERSING

POWER DISTRIBUTION LEGEND

CIRCUIT DESIGNATION

ELECTRICALLY POWERED MECHANICAL

EQUIPMENT DESIGNATION (RE: MECHANICAL)

ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT DESIGNATION

(PANELBOARDS, TRANSFORMERS, DIST. BOARDS, ETC.)

ELECTRICALLY POWERED EQUIPMENT DESIGNATION

(PROVIDED BY OTHERS)

NIC

AFF

MC

EC

GC

(R)

(F)

(D)

(E)

(N)

DEMOLISH & REMOVE

RELOCATED

FUTURE

EXISTING

NEW

NOT IN CONTRACT

ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

NTS NOT TO SCALE

(TYP.) TYPICAL

UF UNDER FLOOR

AFG ABOVE FINISHED GRADE

TCC TEMPERATURE CONTROLS CONTRACTOR

PC PLUMBING CONTRACTOR

(RR) REMOVE & RELOCATE

GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER

HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM

HIGH VOLTAGE

INCANDESCENT

ISOLATED GROUND

JUNCTION BOX

HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE

SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT

LOW VOLTAGE

GENERATOR

PUSH BUTTON OR PULL BOX

PRIMARY

POWER FACTOR

PHASE

PANEL (OR PANELBOARD)

POLE

POLYVINYL CHLORIDE

NORMALLY OPEN

P

PB

PVC

PNL

PRI

PF

NO

TVSS

UNDERGROUND

VOLT

VOLT-AMPERE

WIRE OR WATT

WEATHERPROOF

TRANSFORMER

WP

XFMR

UG

V

W

VA

UPS

SPEAKER

SWITCH

TELEPHONE

SOLENOID VALVE

SWITCHBOARD

SYMMETRICAL

TAMPER RESISTANT

STAINLESS STEEL

SWBD

TELE

SYM

TR

SPKR

SV

SW

SS

SPD SURGE PROTECTION DEVICE

EP EXPLOSION PROOF

EPO EMERGENCY POWER OFF

RIGID METALLIC CONDUIT

COMBINATION MOTOR STARTER

AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH

AMPERE INTERRUPTING CAPACITY

CIRCUIT BREAKER

BONDING JUMPER

ATS

CMS

AUX

CCT

CB

C

BJ

AUXILIARY

CIRCUIT

CONDUIT

AIC

AT

AL

A

AF

AC

AMPERE TRIP

ALUMINUM

AMPERE

AMPERE FRAME

MERC

MCB

MLO

MV

NC

MH

EMERGENCY

ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING

FLUORESCENT

GROUND

GROUNDING ELECTRODE CONDUCTOR

FOOTCANDLE

G

GEC

EMT

EM

FLUOR

FC

MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER

MAIN LUG ONLY

MEDIUM VOLTAGE

NORMALLY CLOSED

METAL HALIDE

MERCURY VAPOR

N NEUTRAL

RECEPTACLE

SECONDARY

RCPT

SEC

RMC

HPS

HID

GEN

GFCI

IG

INC

JB

LV

ISC

HV

COPPER

COMMUNICATION

DISTRIBUTION

DISCONNECT

CONTROL POWER TRANSFORMER

CURRENT TRANSFORMER

DISC

DIST

COMM

CT

CU

CPT

ALTERNATING CURRENT OR

ABOVE COUNTER/BACK SPLASH

TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SURGE SUPPRESSION

UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY

CLG CEILING

DIA DIAMETER

OC ON CENTER

SCH SCHEDULE

NL NIGHT LIGHT

ELECTRICAL ABBREVIATIONS

G

POWER GROUND PANEL

SLAVE GROUND PANEL

MG

SG

PG

OG

GB GROUND BUS

GROUNDING ROD

THROUGH WALL CONNECTION

CABLE CONNECTION

AIR TERMINAL

EQUIPOTENTIAL GROUNDING DEVICE ( * =TYPE)

MASTER GROUND PANEL

OPERATING ROOM POWER GROUND PANEL

LIGHTNING PROTECTION & GROUNDING

DOUBLE DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, BOTH CONTROLLED

COORDINATION NOTESELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES

A. THE INFORMATION PRESENTED ON THESE DRAWINGS IS DIAGRAMMATIC.

DRAWINGS DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT ALL ELBOWS, OFFSETS,

HANGERS, ETC., REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE WORKING SYSTEM.

CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY ACCESSORIES AND

RELATED ITEMS FOR A COMPLETE SYSTEM.

B. IT IS THE INTENT OF THESE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO RESULT IN

A COMPLETE SYSTEM INSTALLATION IN COMPLETE ACCORDANCE WITH ALL

APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES AND ORDINANCES.

C. DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE COMPLEMENTARY. WHATEVER IS

CALLED FOR IN EITHER IS BINDING AS THOUGH CALLED FOR IN BOTH. IF

THERE IS A CONFLICT IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THE MORE

DEMANDING AND COSTLY DESIGN SHALL BE SELECTED FOR BIDDING

PURPOSES. UPON NOTICING CONFLICT IN THE DOCUMENTS, THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY PRESENT THE CONFLICT FOUND IN THE

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS TO THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER FOR RESOLUTION.

D. DRAWINGS SHALL NOT BE SCALED FOR ROUGH-IN MEASUREMENTS OR

USED AS SHOP DRAWINGS. WHERE DRAWINGS ARE REQUIRED FOR THESE

PURPOSES OR HAVE TO BE MADE FROM FIELD MEASUREMENTS, THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE THE NECESSARY MEASUREMENTS AND

PREPARE THE DRAWINGS.

E. BEFORE ANY WORK IS INSTALLED, DETERMINE THAT EQUIPMENT WILL

PROPERLY FIT IN THE SPACE, THAT REQUIRED CLEARANCES CAN BE

MAINTAINED AND THAT EQUIPMENT CAN BE LOCATED WITHOUT

INTERFERENCES BETWEEN SYSTEMS, WITH STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS, AND

WITH THE WORK OF OTHER TRADES.

F. CONFER, COOPERATE, AND COORDINATE WORK WITH OTHER TRADES.

COORDINATE CEILING PLENUM SPACE CAREFULLY WITH ALL TRADES.

G. IF MANUFACTURER'S MATERIAL OR EQUIPMENT IS LISTED IN SCHEDULES OR

ON DRAWINGS, THEY ARE TYPES TO BE PROVIDED FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF

SIZE, CAPACITY, GRADE, AND QUALITY. IF OTHER ACCEPTABLE

MANUFACTURER'S ARE USED, ALL IMPACTS, COSTS OR OTHERWISE,

RELATED TO THE CHANGE IN CONSTRUCTION REQUIRED BY THEIR USE

SHALL BE BORNE BY THE CONTRACTOR.

H. EQUIPMENT SHALL CONFORM TO AHJ ADOPTED ENERGY CONSERVATION

CODES INCLUDING ANY LOCAL AMENDMENTS.

I. REFER TO ARCHITECT FOR PAINTING REQUIREMENTS.

J. SEAL ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE RATED WALLS AND CEILING WITH

APPROVED FIRE PROOFING MATERIALS.

K. PROVIDE CEILING AND WALL ACCESS DOORS SIZED AS REQUIRED TO

ACCOMMODATE RECOMMENDED SERVICE CLEARANCE ACCESS TO

EQUIPMENT THAT WOULD OTHERWISE BE CONCEALED WITHOUT ACCESS.

L. FIELD COORDINATE ACCESS DOORS AND EQUIPMENT LOCATIONS TO

MINIMIZE THE QUANTITY. INDICATE ACCESS DOORS ON CONTRACTOR SHOP

DRAWINGS FOR REVIEW BY OWNER AND ARCHITECT. REFER TO

SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

M. SEE SPECIFICATIONS FOR FURTHER REQUIREMENTS.

WSEC NOTES

A. THIS PROJECT ACHIEVES THE FOLLOWING EFFICIENCY CREDITS PER C406 RELATED

TO POWER AND LIGHTING:

a. DESIGN INTENT OF THE LIGHTING PLAN IS THAT THE INSTALLING

CONTRACTOR MEETS AT A MINIMUM 10% REDUCED LIGHTING POWER TO

COMPLY WITH WSEC 2021 SECTION C406.2.3.

A. ALL CONDUIT IN FINISHED AREAS SHALL BE CONCEALED, UNLESS NOTED

OTHERWISE.

B. PROVIDE GROUND CONDUCTORS FOR EACH RACEWAY PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL

CODE.

C. MINIMUM CONDUIT SIZE SHALL BE 3/4 INCH.

D. ALL CONNECTORS, LUGS, AND DEVICES SHALL BE RATED FOR A MINIMUM OF 75-

DEGREE CELSIUS. NOTIFY OWNER AND ENGINEER IF EQUIPMENT CONNECTORS,

LUGS, ETC. ARE NOT RATED FOR A MINIMUM OF 75-DEGREE CELSIUS

E. CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW ALL LOCATIONS OF GFCI RECEPTACLES. WHERE GFCI

PROTECTION IS REQUIRED, PROVIDE REMOTE RESET BUTTONS OR PROVIDE GFCI

BREAKERS WHERE APPLIANCES, WATER COOLERS, VENDING MACHINES, ETC. WILL

OBSTRUCT ACCESS TO THE RECEPTACLE. RE: NEC 210.8.

F. PROVIDE TYPEWRITTEN PANELBOARD DIRECTORIES OF AFFECTED PANELBOARDS.

SPARES SHALL BE LABELED "SPARE" IN PENCIL.

G. EC SHALL PROVIDE RACEWAYS AND OTHER ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS AS

REQUIRED FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS, AUDIO/VISUAL, ACCESS CONTROL, CCTV,

SOUND MASKING, FIRE ALARM, SECURITY, AND RADIO SYSTEMS. REFER TO THE

SYSTEMS PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND REQUIREMENTS.

H. FEEDER RATINGS ARE A MINIMUM, SUBMIT VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS AND

ADJUST FEEDER RATINGS TO LIMIT THE VOLTAGE DROP TO 3 PERCENT. WHERE

EQUIPMENT IS SUB-FED, THE VOLTAGE DROP SHALL BE TO THE END DISTRIBUTION

EQUIPMENT. TO LIMIT VOLTAGE DROP, 120 V BRANCH CIRCUITS WITH LENGTH FROM

PANELBOARD TO FIRST OUTLET EXCEEDING 75 FEET SHALL BE #10 OR LARGER. FOR

277 V BRANCH CIRCUITS WITH LENGTH FROM PANELBOARD TO FIRST OUTLET

EXCEEDING 150 FEET SHALL BE #10 OR LARGER. CONDUCTOR SIZES FOR ALL

BRANCH CIRCUITS SHALL BE SIZED TO LIMIT VOLTAGE DROP TO 3 PERCENT, AT FULL

RATING OF CIRCUIT, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. ADJUST CONDUCTORS AND

CONDUIT AS REQUIRED.

I. COORDINATE POWER AND CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS (RECEPTACLE TYPE,

MOUNTING HEIGHT, ETC.) WITH EACH SYSTEM PROVIDER INCLUDING BUT NOT

LIMITED TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS, AUDIO/VISUAL, ACCESS CONTROL, CCTV,

SOUND MASKING, FIRE ALARM, SECURITY, AND RADIO SYSTEMS.

J. COORDINATE WITH MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR FOR LOCATION OF MECHANICAL

CONTRACTOR PROVIDED FIRE/SMOKE AND SMOKE DAMPERS. REFER TO POWER

DRAWINGS FOR POWER CONNECTIONS. PROVIDE DUCT MOUNTED SMOKE

DETECTOR AT EACH DAMPER AND CONTROL DAMPER VIA A DEDICATED FIRE ALARM

CONTROL MODULE. FIRE/SMOKE AND SMOKE DAMPERS PROVIDED WITH DUCT

MOUNTED SMOKE DETECTOR, MONITOR WITH FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL AND

CONTROL FIRE/SMOKE AND SMOKE DAMPERS VIA FIRE ALARM CONTROL MODULE

PER AIR HANDLING ZONE PER FLOOR.

K. REFER TO OTHER TRADES FOR INFORMATION REQUIRED TO SUPPORT THE

ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT. COORDINATE ROUGH-IN LOCATIONS, LUG RATINGS, LUG

QUANTITIES, AND IMPACTS TO ACCESS AND CLEARANCE OF ELECTRICAL

COMPONENTS. MAKE FINAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS TO EQUIPMENT.

L. COORDINATE WITH TELECOMMUNICATION DOCUMENTS AND ADJUST RECEPTACLE

LOCATIONS TO LOCATE AN OUTLET WITHIN 18 INCHES OF A COMMUNICATION

OUTLET. PROVIDE POWER CONNECTIONS TO TELECOMMUNICATION DEVICES.

M. COORDINATE WITH TEMPERATURE CONTROL CONTRACTOR FOR LOCATION OF

TEMPERATURE CONTROL PANELS, VALVES, CONTROL TRANSFORMERS, ETC.

REQUIRING 120 VOLT POWER. CONNECT TO CIRCUITS INDICATED ON THE

PANELBOARD SCHEDULES.

PH OR Ø

THERMOSTAT-LINE VOLTAGE

THERMOSTAT - LINE-VOLTAGET

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ELECTRICAL DRAWING INDEX

SHEET NAME SHEET #

LEGENDS, ABBREVIATIONS, AND

NOTES

E-0.1

LEGENDS, ABBREVIATIONS, AND

NOTES

E-0.2

SPECIFICATIONS E-0.3

SPECIFICATIONS E-0.4

ELECTRICAL ONE-LINE & SCHEDULES E-0.5

ELECTRICAL SCHEDULES E-0.6

SITE - POWER PLAN E-1.1

FIRST FLOOR - LIGHTING PLAN E-2.1

FIRST FLOOR - POWER PLAN E-3.1

ELECTRICAL DETAILS E-4.1

REV # DESCRIPTION DATE

LOCAL CONTACTOR

C

2 DOUBLE-POLE

PES

PO PILOT LIGHT-LOAD OFF

VARIABLE SPEED

PHOTO ELECTRIC SWITCH

SWITCHBANK DESIGNATION

TIMECLOCK

T TIME

V a

THREE WAY

FOUR WAY

KEY OPERATED

DIMMER

LOW VOLTAGE

PILOT LIGHT-LOAD ON

MTO

OS

P

LV

K

M

D

* SINGLE POLE SWITCH

TC

OS

VS

VS

DS DAYLIGHT SENSOR

MANUAL MOTOR STARTER WITH THERMAL OVERLOADS

WALL BOX OCCUPANCY SENSOR

WALL BOX VACANCY SENSOR

LOWER CASE LETTER INDICATES EQUIPMENT CONTROLLED

SWITCH ( * =TYPE)

MANUAL MOTOR STARTER

CEILING OR WALL MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSOR

CEILING OR WALL MOUNTED VACANCY SENSOR

S

SWITCHING LEGEND

MULTI-OUTLET ASSEMBLY

BUSHED CONDUIT

CAPPED CONDUIT

SEAL OFF FITTING

HOME RUN TO PANELBOARD, CIRCUITS AS INDICATED

# (#=ON CENTER DEVICES)

RACEWAY OR WIRING ASSEMBLY RUN

RACEWAY OR WIRING ASSEMBLY RUN,

UNDERGROUND OR UNDERFLOOR

RACEWAY OR WIRING ASSEMBLY DOWN

RACEWAY OR WIRING ASSEMBLY UP

SURFACE RACEWAY, DEVICES AS INDICATED

MODULAR CONNECTOR AND FLEXIBLE CABLE

RACEWAYS LEGEND

PHOTO ELECTRIC SWITCH

STRESS RELIEF DEVICE

SURGE ARRESTOR

(#=ANSI NUMBER)

PROTECTIVE RELAY

SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT KEY

GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER

N.O. N.C.

GFI

CONTACTS

N.O. = NORMALLY OPEN

PES

TC

SA

TIMECLOCK

GENERATOR

LINE FILTER

HAND (ON)

TWO SPEED

REDUCED VOLTAGE

SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICE

VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE

LOCAL DISCONNECT

LOCAL CONTACTOR

START STOP PUSHBUTTON

POTENTIAL TRANSFORMER

OVERHEAD POWER SERVICE ENTRANCE

O OFF

VFD

SPD

RV

2S

METER

FVNR

FVR

C

A AUTO

PUSHBUTTON

H

PANELBOARD

DRAWOUT DEVICE

# FEEDER KEY

GROUND

CURRENT TRANSFORMER

PNL

JUNCTION BOX

ATS AUTOMATIC

MTS MANUAL

GAP

COIL

CIRCUIT BREAKER DISTRIBUTION BOARD MOUNTED

DISCONNECT SWITCH DISTRIBUTION BOARD MOUNTED

LOCAL MOTOR STARTER ( =TYPE)

LOCAL COMBINATION MOTOR STARTER ( =TYPE)

FULL VOLTAGE NON-REVERSING

FULL VOLTAGE REVERSING

GENERATOR ANNUNCIATOR PANEL

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ENCLOSURE

MOTOR STARTER ( * =TYPE)

SELECTOR SWITCH ( *( =TYPE)

MEDIUM VOLTAGE VACUUM SWITCH

MEDIUM VOLTAGE SWITCH WITH OPERATOR

MEDIUM VOLTAGE FUSED SWITCH

MEDIUM VOLTAGE BLADE SWITCH

MEDIUM VOLTAGE ELBOW CONNECTOR

LOCAL DISCONNECT WITH OVERCURRENT PROTECTION

TRANSFER SWITCH ( * =TYPE)

MCC

DISTRIBUTION BOARD MOUNTED

CONVERTER ( * =TYPE)

AC

DC

FUSE DISTRIBUTION BOARD MOUNTED

FUSED DISCONNECT 600 VOLTS AND UNDER

TRANSFORMER (LINES INDICATE SHIELDED)

ONE-LINE DIAGRAM AND SCHEMATIC LEGEND

N.C. = NORMALLY CLOSED

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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SECTION 260500 -COMMON WORK RESULTS FOR ELECTRICAL

1. DEFINITIONS: WHENEVER USED IN THESE SPECIFICATIONS OR DRAWINGS, THE FOLLOWING TERMS SHALL HAVE

THE INDICATED MEANINGS:

a. FURNISH: “TO SUPPLY AND DELIVER TO THE PROJECT SITE, READY FOR UNLOADING, UNPACKING, ASSEMBLING, INSTALLING, AND SIMILAR OPERATIONS.”

b. INSTALL: “TO PERFORM ALL OPERATIONS AT THE PROJECT SITE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, AND AS

REQUIRED: UNLOADING, UNPACKING, ASSEMBLING, ERECTING, PLACING, ANCHORING, APPLYING, WORKING TO DIMENSION, FINISHING, CURING, PROTECTING, CLEANING, TESTING, COMMISSIONING, STARTING UP AND

SIMILAR OPERATIONS, COMPLETE, AND READY FOR THE INTENDED USE.”

c. PROVIDE: “TO FURNISH AND INSTALL COMPLETE, AND READY FOR THE INTENDED USE.”

d. FURNISHED BY OWNER (OR OWNER-FURNISHED) OR FURNISHED BY OTHERS: “AN ITEM FURNISHED BY THE

OWNER OR UNDER OTHER DIVISIONS OR CONTRACTS, AND INSTALLED UNDER THE REQUIREMENTS OF THESE SPECIFICATIONS, COMPLETE, AND READY FOR THE INTENDED USE, INCLUDING ALL ITEMS AND SERVICES INCIDENTAL TO THE WORK NECESSARY FOR PROPER INSTALLATION AND OPERATION. INCLUDE

THE INSTALLATION UNDER THE WARRANTY REQUIRED BY THESE SPECIFICATIONS.”

e. ARCHITECT: FOR THE PURPOSES OF THESE DOCUMENTS WHERE ARCHITECT IS USED IT REFERS TO THE

PRIME DESIGN CONSULTANT.

f. ENGINEER: WHERE REFERENCED IN THESE SPECIFICATIONS, “ENGINEER” IS THE ENGINEER OF RECORD AND THE DESIGN PROFESSIONAL FOR THE WORK UNDER THESE SPECIFICATIONS. WHEN USED IN THESE SPECIFICATIONS, IT MEANS INCREASED INVOLVEMENT BY, AND OBLIGATIONS TO, THE ENGINEER.

g. AHJ: THE LOCAL CODE AND/OR INSPECTION AGENCY (AUTHORITY) HAVING JURISDICTION OVER THE WORK.

2. THESE ELECTRICAL DOCUMENTS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC IN NATURE AND INDICATE THE GENERAL ARRANGEMENT

AND LAYOUT OF ELECTRICAL WORK. LOCATIONS SHOWN ARE APPROXIMATE. DO NOT SCALE FROM THESE DRAWINGS. TAKE ALL DIMENSIONS FROM THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS, CERTIFIED EQUIPMENT DRAWINGS, AND FROM THE STRUCTURE ITSELF BEFORE PERFORMING WORK. COORDINATE SPACE REQUIREMENTS WITH OTHER TRADES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EXACT FITTING OF MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT. DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS, OR REGULATIONS AND CODES GOVERNING THIS WORK SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT / ENGINEER IN WRITING BEFORE THE DATE OF BID OPENING OR AGREEMENT TO PERFORM SERVICES. IN THE EVENT SUCH DISCREPANCIES EXIST AND THE ARCHITECT / ENGINEER IS NOT SO NOTIFIED, THE ADJUDICATION OF

RESPONSIBILITY SHALL BE SOLELY AT THE DISCRETION OF THE ARCHITECT / ENGINEER.

3. FURNISH ALL LABOR, MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND INCIDENTALS FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS. THE EXTENT OF WORK MAY INCLUDE ELECTRICAL DETAILS NOT MENTIONED OR SHOWN, WHICH ARE NECESSARY FOR THE SUCCESSFUL OPERATION OF ALL SYSTEMS. ALL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SHALL BE COMPLETE

AND OPERATIONAL TO THE BENEFIT OF THE OWNER.

4. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE GENERAL CONDITIONS, SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTS, AND THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ARCHITECTURAL, MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, FIRE ALARM, AND ELECTRICAL).

5. IN THE EVENT THAT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS REQUIRED DURING CONSTRUCTION, REQUEST SUCH INFORMATION FROM THE ARCHITECT IN WRITING PRIOR TO PERFORMING RELATED WORK. THE REQUEST FOR INFORMATION SHALL INCLUDE AN EXPLANATION OF THE INFORMATION REQUIRED INCLUDING REFERENCES TO

RELATED PORTIONS OF THE DOCUMENTS AND CONTRACTOR’S RECOMMENDATIONS.

6. WORKMANSHIP: ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH RELATED REQUIREMENTS AND IN A NEAT AND WORKMAN-LIKE MANNER BY SKILLED AND COMPETENT ELECTRICIANS IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE STANDARD PRACTICES OF THE ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY.

7. MATERIALS: ALL ELECTRICAL MATERIALS SHALL BE NEW, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, AND SHALL CONFORM TO CURRENT INDUSTRY STANDARDS, NEMA, IEEE, ANSI, AND UL STANDARDS. INSTALL EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS IN

ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER’S RECOMMENDATIONS.

8. THE TERMS "APPROVED EQUAL", “EQUIVALENT”, OR "EQUAL" ARE USED SYNONYMOUSLY AND SHALL MEAN “ACCEPTED BY OR ACCEPTABLE TO THE ENGINEER, ARCHITECT, AND OWNER AS EQUIVALENT TO THE ITEM OR MANUFACTURER SPECIFIED”. THE TERM "APPROVED" SHALL MEAN LABELED, LISTED, OR BOTH, BY AN NRTL, AND

ACCEPTABLE TO THE AHJ OVERSEEING THIS PROJECT.

9. MANUFACTURERS: THE LISTING OF SPECIFIC MANUFACTURERS DOES NOT IMPLY ACCEPTANCE OF THEIR PRODUCTS THAT DO NOT MEET THE SPECIFIED RATINGS, FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS. MANUFACTURERS LISTED

ARE NOT RELIEVED FROM MEETING THESE SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR ENTIRETY.

10. COORDINATION: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE SEQUENCE AND PROGRESS OF ELECTRICAL WORK WITH THE OTHER TRADES’ AND THE OWNER’S SCHEDULE. COORDINATE CEILING CAVITY SPACE AND CHASES WITH THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR. COORDINATE ACCESS PANELS AND DOORS THAT ARE CONCEALED BY FINISHED

SURFACES.

11. TEMPORARY LIGHTING AND POWER: PROVIDE TEMPORARY POWER, LIGHTING, AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED TO ACCOMODATE THE PLANNED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES. INSTALL AND MAINTAIN FACILITIES IN A

MANNER THAT WILL PROTECT THE PUBLIC AND WORKERS..

12. COMPLY WITH FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL CODE REQUIREMENTS AND ORDINANCES, AS WELL AS THE APPLICABLE UTILITY COMPANY (POWER, PHONE, CABLE, FIBER) REQUIREMENTS. IN THE CASE OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THESE REQUIREMENTS AND ORDINANCES, THE MOST STRINGENT STANDARDS SHALL GOVERN.

13. COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE BUILDING CODES AND ORDINANCES (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO): NEC, IBC, NFPA, IFC, IMC, ADA, AND LOCAL JURISDICTIONAL REQUIREMENTS, CODES, AND AMENDMENTS.

14. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REQUESTING AND REVIEWING ANY APPLICABLE CLIENT DESIGN AND

CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS TO WHICH COMPLIANCE WILL BE MANDATORY.

15. REFERENCES: REFERENCE THE LATEST EDITIONS OF THE FOLLOWING INDUSTRY STANDARDS: UL, NEMA, ANSI, ICEA, IECC, NESC, NECA, AND OSHA.

16. APPLY FOR AND PAY FOR ALL RELATED PERMITS, FEES, LICENSES, AND INSPECTIONS FOR DIVISION 26 WORK.

17. MODIFICATIONS OR CHANGES THAT DEVIATE FROM THE DESIGN INTENT OF THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

THAT ARE MADE BY THE CONTRACTOR AND THAT ARE NOT PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE DESIGN TEAM OR OWNER, EITHER IN SCOPE, METHODS, OR IN SUBSTITUTION OF PRODUCTS OR DEVICES, SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR. ALL REWORK COSTS SHALL BE THE RESPONSBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.

18. ROOF PROVISIONS: RACEWAY PENETRATIONS IN ROOFS SHALL PRESERVE THE INTEGRITY OF THE ROOF AND NOT VOID ITS WARRANTY. PROVIDE WEATHERPROOF FLASHING AND COUNTER FLASHING FOR ALL ROOF PENETRATIONS. PROVIDE SUPPORT AND ANCHORING MEANS FOR DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT. DEVICES SHALL NOT

BE SUPPORTED BY CONDUIT STEMS.

19. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE PROVISIONS FOR SAFE DELIVERY AND SECURE STORAGE OF MATERIALS.

20. SUBMITTALS: SUBMIT SHOP DRAWINGS FOR MAJOR MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT. SEND THE SUBMITTALS TO THE

ARCHITECT AND/OR THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR. PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN OF EQUIPMENT, AND TO AVOID FORESEEABLE COST IMPACTS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW THE SHOP DRAWINGS FOR RELATED EQUIPMENT WITH THE APPLICABLE TRADES FOR FINAL EQUIPMENT SELECTION, LOADS, VOLTAGE, PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS, AND

CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS.

21. CLEANING AND PROTECTION: AT THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT, INSPECT, RETEST, DEBURR, AND CLEAN THE INSTALLED EQUIPMENT (LIGHTS, PANELS, TRANSFORMERS, CONDUITS AND FITTINGS, RECEPTACLES, DEVICES, ETC.). TOUCH UP AND PAINT EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES AS REQUIRED. LEAVE PREMISES IN A CLEAN AND ORDERLY

CONDITION.

22. DO NOT USE THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AS THE FINAL RECORD DOCUMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE OWNER WITH (1) SET OF NEAT, LEGIBLE, AND BOUND PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS MARKED WITH

ELECTRICAL FIELD CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS.

23. TRAINING: PROVIDE FORMAL OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE TRAINING FOR ALL MAJOR EQUIPMENT TO THE OWNER AND BUILDING ENGINEER. SUBMIT ALL KEYS FOR ELECTRICAL SWITCHES, PANELS, CABINETS, ENCLOSURES, ETC. TO THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR OR THE OWNER. IN ADDITION, PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY

OPERATING MANUALS FOR ALL MAJOR EQUIPMENT IN THE BUILDING TO OWNER.

24. WARRANTIES: PROVIDE A WRITTEN "ONE YEAR" WARRANTY TO THE OWNER COVERING THE ENTIRE ELECTRICAL WORK TO BE FREE FROM DEFECTIVE MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT AND WORKMANSHIP FOR A MINIMUM PERIOD OF (1)

YEAR, AFTER DATE OF OWNER ACCEPTANCE.

25. EQUIPMENT COORDINATION: PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN AND PURCHASE OF MATERIALS, THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH EACH TRADE AND EQUIPMENT SUPPLIER IN TERMS OF THE FINAL WIRING REQUIREMENTS, VOLTAGE AND PHASE, LOADS, OVERCURRENT PROTECTION, DISCONNECTS, CONNECTION POINTS, ETC. FOR ALL EQUIPMENT (MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, CABINETRY AND FURNITURE, FIRE ALARM, SECURITY, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT, ETC.). PROVIDE MATCHING PLUG CONFIGURATIONS AND CORD AND PLUG SETS.

26. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW ALL MAJOR EQUIPMENT SUBMITTALS. VERIFY LOCATION, SIZE AND TYPE OF CONNECTIONS. COORDINATE DETAILS OF EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS WITH THE SUPPLIERS AND INSTALLERS.

27. EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION: ALL EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BY OTHER TRADES REQUIRING ELECTRICAL POWER OR CONTROL, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE REQUIRED CONDUIT, WIRING, OUTLETS, RECEPTACLES, DISCONNECT SWITCHES, ETC., AND MAKE UP ALL FINAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS TO PROVIDE COMPLETE AND

OPERATING SYSTEMS IN ACCORDANCE WITH EQUIPMENT SHOP DRAWINGS AND MANUFACTURERS

RECOMMENDATIONS. ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. USE WIRE AND CABLE WITH INSULATION SUITABLE FOR TEMPERATURES

ENCOUNTERED.

28. MAKE WIRING CONNECTIONS IN CONTROL PANEL OR IN WIRING COMPARTMENT OF PRE-WIRED EQUIPMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. PROVIDE INTERCONNECTING WIRING WHERE INDICATED.

29. INSTALL TERMINAL BLOCK JUMPERS AS NEEDED TO COMPLETE EQUIPMENT WIRING REQUIREMENTS.

30. INSTALL DISCONNECT SWITCHES, CONTROLLERS, CONTROL STATIONS, AND CONTROL DEVICES SUCH AS LIMIT

SWITCHES AND TEMPERATURE SWITCHES AS INDICATED. CONNECT WITH CONDUIT AND WIRING AS INDICATED.

31. EQUIPMENT GROUNDING: AS SPECIFIED IN THE GROUNDING AND BONDING SECTION.

32. EQUIPMENT RACEWAYS AND BOXES: PROVIDE CONDUIT, BOXES, WIRE, CABLE, AND CONNECTIONS AS REQUIRED.

33. EQUIPMENT CONNECTION SCHEDULE: FURNISH, SET IN PLACE, AND WIRE, EXCEPT AS INDICATED ON

MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL COORDINATION MATRIX SHOWN ON DRAWINGS.

34. PROVIDE TYPED DIRECTORY CARDS UNDER PLASTIC ON THE INSIDE OF DOORS OF BRANCH CIRCUIT

PANELBOARDS. DIRECTORY CARDS SHALL BE COMPLETELY FILLED OUT WITH ALL CIRCUITS ADEQUATELY MARKED AND SHALL BE TYPEWRITTEN. ROOM NUMBERS SHALL BE CONFIRMED PRIOR TO COMPLETION.

DIRECTORIES SHALL INDICATE DEVICES BEING SERVED INCLUDING SPACE NUMBERS OR SPACE NAMES IN WHICH DEVICES OR LOADS ARE LOCATED. SPARES SHALL BE MARKED “SPARE” IN PENCIL. SPACES SHALL BE MARKED

“SPACE” IN PENCIL.

SECTION 260526 - GROUNDING AND BONDING FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

1. PRODUCTS: ALL GROUNDING AND BONDING MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS SHALL BE LISTED, MARKED, AND PROPERLY RATED FOR THE INTENDED PURPOSE AND INSTALLED PER THE MANUFACTURERS, NEC, AND LOCAL AHJ REQUIREMENTS.

COMPLY WITH UL 467 FOR GROUNDING AND BONDING MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT.

2. GROUNDING CONDUCTORS FOR RACEWAYS AND EQUIPMENT: ALL CABINETS, RACEWAYS, CONDUITS, ETC. SHALL

HAVE GROUND BONDS PER NEC 250 REQUIREMENTS. PROVIDE A SEPARATE GROUND WIRE IN ALL FEEDERS AND BRANCH CIRCUITS. PROVIDE ALL BONDING JUMPERS, WIRE, GROUNDING BUSHINGS, CLAMPS, ETC.

3. MATERIAL: ALL GROUNDING CONDUCTORS AND BOND WIRES SHALL BE COPPER. PROVIDE GREEN-COLORED INSULATION FOR EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTORS. FOR ISOLATED GROUND CONDUCTORS UP TO #8, PROVIDE INSULATED WIRE WITH GREEN-COLORED INSULATION WITH YELLOW STRIPE. ON FEEDERS WITH ISOLATED GROUND, USE COLORED TAPE, ALTERNATING BANDS OF GREEN AND YELLOW TAPE TO PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF THREE BANDS OF GREEN AND TWO BANDS OF YELLOW. PROVIDE STRANDED CABLE FOR GROUNDING

ELECTRODE CONDUCTORS.

4. BONDING JUMPER: BARE, BRAIDED, COPPER STRIP, TERMINATED WITH COPPER FERRULES; 1-5/8 INCHES WIDE AND 1/16 INCH THICK. BONDING JUMPERS SHALL BE USED AS INDICATED IN OTHER PARTS OF THIS SPECIFICATION AND FOR BONDING

ITEMS WHICH MOVE SUCH AS GATES, DOORS, ETC.

5. GROUND RING: INSTALL MINIMUM NO. 2/0 TINNED-COPPER GROUNDING CONDUCTOR, ELECTRICALLY CONNECTED

TO EACH BUILDING STRUCTURE GROUND AND TO EACH STEEL COLUMN (IF PRESENT) EXTENDING AROUND THE PERIMETER OF BUILDING. BURY GROUND RING NOT LESS THAN 24 INCHES FROM BUILDING FOUNDATION.

6. GROUNDING BUS: PRE-DRILLED RECTANGULAR BARS OF ANNEALED COPPER, 1/4 INCH BY 4 INCHES IN CROSS SECTION, WITH 9/32 INCH HOLES SPACED 1-1/8 INCHES APART. 2-INCH STAND-OFF INSULATORS FOR MOUNTING SHALL

COMPLY WITH UL 891 FOR USE IN SWITCHBOARDS, 600V AND SHALL BE LEXAN OR PVC, IMPULSE TESTED AT 5000V.

CONNECTORS SHALL BE MECHANICAL TYPE, CAST SILICON BRONZE, COMPRESSION-TYPE TERMINALS, AND LONG-BARREL, TWO-BOLT CONNECTION TO GROUND BUS BAR.

7. SIZE: INSTALL SOLID CONDUCTORS FOR NO. 8 AWG AND SMALLER, AND STRANDED CONDUCTORS FOR NO. 6 AWG AND

LARGER UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.

8. GROUND RODS: COPPER-CLAD, ¾ INCH BY 10 FT. CONNECT GROUNDING ELECTRODE CONDUCTORS WITH MECHANICAL

TYPE, COPPER OR COPPER ALLOY, TERMINAL WITH HEX HEAD BOLT.

9. GROUNDING AT THE SERVICE: EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTORS AND GROUNDING ELECTRODE CONDUCTORS

SHALL BE CONNECTED TO THE GROUND BUS. INSTALL A MAIN BONDING JUMPER BETWEEN THE NEUTRAL AND GROUND

BUSES.

10. PAD-MOUNTED TRANSFORMER AND SWITCHES: INSTALL TWO (2) GROUND RODS AND GROUND RING AROUND THE PAD.

INSTALL MINIMUM #2 AWG TINNED-COPPER CONDUCTOR FOR GROUND RING AND FOR TAPS TO EQUIPMENT GROUNDING TERMINALS. BURY GROUND RING MINIMUM 24 INCHES BELOW GRADE AND NOT LESS THAN 6 INCHES FROM FOUNDATION.

11. TEST WELLS: INSTALL AT LEAST ONE TEST WELL FOR EACH SERVICE UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. PROVIDE HANDHOLE MINIMUM 12 INCHES DEEP, WITH COVER. PROVIDE GROUND ROD DRIVEN THROUGH DRILLED HOLE IN BOTTOM OF HANDHOLE. INSTALL AT GROUND ROD CLOSEST TO SERVICE ENTRANCE. SET TOP OF TEST WELL FLUSH WITH

FINISHED GRADE OR FLOOR.

12. NONMETALLIC RACEWAYS: INSTALL AN EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTOR IN NONMETALLIC RACEWAYS UNLESS THEY

ARE DESIGNATED FOR TELEPHONE OR DATA CABLES.

13. TESTING: PERFORM VISUAL AND MECHANICAL TESTS ACCORDING TO NETA ATS STANDARDS. PERFORM FALL-OF- POTENTIAL TEST AS DIRECTED BY IEEE 81 TWO DAYS AFTER LAST TRACE OF MOISTURE OR PRECIPITATION. MEASURE RESISTANCE AT SERVICE DISCONNECT ENCLOSURE GROUNDING TERMINAL, AT EACH TEST WELL INDICATED, AND AT EACH GROUND ROD INSTALLATION. COMPARE VALUES AGAINST NETA ATS AND CORRECT AND RE-TEST AT AREAS OF

DEFICIENCY WHERE MEASURED VALUES ARE HIGHER THAN THOSE LISTED.

14. BONDING STRAPS AND JUMPERS: INSTALL SO VIBRATION BY EQUIPMENT MOUNTED ON VIBRATION ISOLATION HANGERS

AND SUPPORTS IS NOT TRANSMITTED TO RIGIDLY MOUNTED EQUIPMENT.

SECTION 260529 - HANGERS AND SUPPORTS FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

1. PROVIDE HANGERS AND SUPPORTS THAT ARE ADEQUATE TO CARRY THE LOADS OF EQUIPMENT, PANELBOARDS, RACEWAYS, AND CABLES. FACTOR IN THE WEIGHT OF THE CONDUCTORS AND CABLES IN THE RACEWAYS.

2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THAT ALL LOW VOLTAGE SYSTEMS CABLING ABOVE ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACES

ARE HUNG FROM BRIDLE-TYPE RINGS OR PLACED IN CABLE TRAYS.

3. DRY LOCATION MATERIALS: COLD-FORMED, CHANNEL-TYPE STEEL WITH CORROSION-RESISTANT COATING.

4. DO NOT FASTEN SUPPORTS TO PIPES, DUCTS, MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT, OR CONDUITS.

5. INSTALL SURFACE-MOUNTED CABINETS AND PANELBOARDS WITH A MINIMUM OF FOUR ANCHORS.

6. TRANSFORMERS: ALL SUSPENDED OR WALL-MOUNTED TRANSFORMERS SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH OTHER TRADES

TO VERIFY THE LOCATION, SUPPORT MEANS, AND THE INTEGRITY OF THE BUILDING STRUCTURE TO SUPPORT THE

EQUIPMENT LOADS.

7. TESTS AND INSPECTIONS: AFTER INSTALLING GROUNDING SYSTEM AND COMPONENTS, BUT PRIOR TO ENERGIZATION, PERFORM A PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL INSPECTION. VERIFY TIGHTNESS OF ACCESSIBLE CONNECTIONS WITH A

CALIBRATED TORQUE WRENCH ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURER’S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS.

SECTION 260533 – RACEWAYS AND BOXES FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

1. ALL MATERIALS AND INSTALLATION METHODS SHALL BE THE APPLICABLE UL LISTING, NEC SIZE AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS, AND LOCAL JURISDICTIONAL REQUIREMENTS. ALL RACEWAYS SHALL BE PROPERLY SUPPORTED. ALL WORK SHALL MEET THE OWNERS REQUIREMENTS AND AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION (AHJ) STANDARDS.

2. RACEWAY APPLICATION OUTDOORS: APPLY RACEWAY PRODUCTS AS SPECIFIED BELOW UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED:

a. EXPOSED CONDUIT: GRC.

b. CONCEALED CONDUIT, ABOVEGROUND: IMC.

c. UNDERGROUND CONDUIT: RNC, TYPE EPC-40-PVC OR TYPE EPC-80-PVC.

d. CONNECTION TO VIBRATING EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING TRANSFORMERS AND HYDRAULIC, PNEUMATIC, ELECTRIC

SOLENOID, OR MOTOR-DRIVEN EQUIPMENT): LFMC.

e. BOXES AND ENCLOSURES, ABOVEGROUND: NEMA 250, TYPE 3R.

3. RACEWAY APPLICATION INDOORS: APPLY RACEWAY PRODUCTS AS SPECIFIED BELOW UNLESS OTHERWISE

INDICATED:

a. EXPOSED, NOT SUBJECT TO PHYSICAL DAMAGE: EMT.

b. EXPOSED, NOT SUBJECT TO SEVERE PHYSICAL DAMAGE: EMT.

c. EXPOSED AND SUBJECT TO SEVERE PHYSICAL DAMAGE: GRC. RACEWAY LOCATIONS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:

LOADING DOCKS; CORRIDORS USED FOR TRAFFIC OF MECHANIZED CARTS, FORKLIFTS, AND PALLET-HANDLING

UNITS; MECHANICAL ROOMS.

d. CONCEALED IN CEILINGS AND INTERIOR WALLS AND PARTITIONS: EMT.

e. CONNECTION TO VIBRATING EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING TRANSFORMERS AND HYDRAULIC, PNEUMATIC, ELECTRIC

SOLENOID, OR MOTOR-DRIVEN EQUIPMENT): FMC, EXCEPT USE LFMC IN DAMP OR WET LOCATIONS.

f. DAMP OR WET LOCATIONS: GRC.

g. BOXES AND ENCLOSURES: NEMA 250, TYPE 1, EXCEPT USE NEMA 250, TYPE 4 STAINLESS STEEL IN INSTITUTIONAL

AND COMMERCIAL KITCHENS AND DAMP OR WET LOCATIONS.

4. APPLICATION: ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING (EMT) COUPLINGS SHALL BE STEEL COMPRESSION-TYPE OR SET SCREW

FITTINGS TORQUED PER MANUFACTURERS REQUIREMENTS. IN EXISTING FACILITIES, COORDINATE THE FITTING TYPE

WITH THE OWNERS REQUIREMENTS.

5. APPLICATION: MC CABLE WITH GREEN INTERNAL GROUND WIRES SHALL HAVE A LIMITED USE. THE FIRST JUNCTION BOX ON THE RUN TO THE PANEL SHALL BE EMT. NO MC RACEWAYS SHALL BE RUN EXPOSED. PROVIDE ANTI-SHORT BUSHINGS. MC RACEWAYS AND SYSTEMS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN A PROFESSIONAL AND WORKMAN-LIKE MANNER.

6. ALL NON-BRANCH CIRCUIT RUNS SHALL BE EMT, IMC, OR GRC AS APPLICABLE.

7. FLEXIBLE CONNECTIONS: FLEXIBLE METAL CONDUIT (FMC) WITH INTERNAL GROUND WIRE SHALL BE USED FOR ALL

CONNECTIONS TO VIBRATING EQUIPMENT, MOTORS, AND MACHINERY. THE MINIMUM DISTANCE IS 2 FEET; THE MAXIMUM IS 6 FEET. INSTALL ANTI-SHORT BUSHINGS AS REQUIRED. LIQUID-TIGHT UV-RATED FLEX CONDUIT SHALL BE USED FOR

EXTERIOR APPLICATIONS, OR WHERE HUMIDITY OR LIQUIDS ARE PRESENT.

8. FITTINGS AND ACCESSORIES: INCLUDE COUPLINGS, OFFSETS, ELBOWS, EXPANSION JOINTS, ADAPTERS, HOLD-DOWN STRAPS, END CAPS, AND OTHER FITTINGS TO MATCH AND MATE WITH WIREWAYS AS REQUIRED FOR COMPLETE SYSTEM.

9. ALL CONDUITS SHALL BE ROUTED PARALLEL OR PERPENDICULAR WITH THE BUILDING WALLS.

10. SYSTEMS RACEWAYS: INSTALL PULL WIRES IN EMPTY RACEWAYS. LEAVE AT LEAST 12-INCHES OF SLACK AT EACH END OF

PULL WIRE. RACEWAYS SHALL HAVE BUSHINGS ON ENDS. PROVIDE WIDE SWEEP BENDS FOR INSTALLATION OF DATA/IT

CABLE RUNS.

11. MINIMUM SIZE: 3/4 INCH TRADE SIZE.

12. COORDINATION: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE TIMING AND ROUTING OF RACEWAYS WITH OTHER TRADES

(TO AVOID FIELD CONFLICTS WITH PARTITION ASSEMBLIES, SUPPORTS, PENETRATIONS, LIGHT FIXTURES, HVAC

EQUIPMENT, AND FIRE-SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS).

13. MOISTURE TRAPS: AVOID MOISTURE TRAPS IN AREAS WHERE CONDUIT ENCOUNTERS LARGE ENVIRONMENTAL FLUCTUATIONS BETWEEN ROOMS, AS MAY BE PRESENT BETWEEN SERVER ROOMS AND ADJACENT OFFICES. PROVIDE

SEAL OFFS WHERE NECESSARY.

14. BOXES, ENCLOSURES, AND CABINETS SHALL MATCH BUILDING STANDARDS AND APPLICATION. COORDINATE BOX TYPE, SIZE, AND APPLICATION FOR ALL BOXES, ENCLOSURES, OR HOUSINGS THAT IS PROVIDED TO SUPPORT OTHER TRADES.

15. BOXES: ZINC-COATED SHEET STEEL BOXES.

16. INSTALLATION: BACK TO BACK MOUNTING IS NOT PERMITTED. LOCATE AND MOUNT OUTLETS AND BACK BOXES SO THAT

THE TRANSMISSION OF SOUND THROUGH COMMON WALLS WILL NOT OCCUR. THE MINIMUM SEPARATION BETWEEN DEVICES SHALL BE 6 INCHES O.C. IN COMMON WALLS AND 24 INCHES O.C. IN SOUND-RATED OR TENANT-SEPARATION

WALLS.

17. SIZES: BOX CHARACTERISTICS SHALL BE SIZED TO HANDLE DEVICES AND MATCH EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS, AND MEET NEC STANDARDS. USE GANG BOXES WHERE MORE THAN ONE DEVICE IS MOUNTED TOGETHER. DO NOT USE SECTIONAL BOXES. DIFFERENT VOLTAGES OR VOLTAGE WITH CONTROLS IN COMMON BOXES SHALL HAVE SEPARATION.

18. COMMUNICATIONS: PROVIDE A 4-INCH SQUARE WITH SINGLE GANG RING AND MATCHING FACE PLATE FOR EACH COMMUNICATIONS DEVICE, WITH CONDUIT STUBBED UP 6 INCHES ABOVE THE ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE WITH PULL

STRING AND CONDUIT BUSHING.

19. MECHANICAL: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE BACK BOXES FOR LINE VOLTAGE THERMOSTATS AND CONTROL DEVICES, WITH CONDUITS STUBBED 6 INCHES ABOVE THE ACCESSIBLE CEILING WITH PULL STRING AND BUSHING. IN EXTERIOR LOCATIONS, ROUTE THE RACEWAY FOR CONTROL WIRING TO AN ACCESSIBLE LOCATION OR AS

DIRECTED BY THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR.

20. EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS: THE BRANCH CIRCUIT AND COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE BOXES FEEDING FURNITURE SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT PROVIDER PRIOR TO

ROUGH-IN AND PURCHASE OF MATERIALS.

21. MANUFACTURERS FOR BOXES, ENCLOSURES, AND CABINETS: COOPER, CROUSE-HINDS, HOFFMAN, STEEL CITY, APPLETON, HUBBELL, & WIREMOLD.

SECTION 260553 - IDENTIFICATION FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

1. RACEWAY LABELING: PROVIDE LABELING FOR ALL RACEWAYS AND CABLES.

2. DEVICE LABELING: PROVIDE INDIVIDUAL TYPED DEVICE LABELS FOR EACH DEVICE. BLACK LETTERS ON WHITE FACE, EXCEPT FOR EMERGENCY SYSTEMS, OR AS DIRECTED BY THE OWNER. LABELS SHALL BE APPLIED IN A CLEAN AND

WORKMAN-LIKE MANNER. LABELS SHALL INDICATE PANEL AND CIRCUIT.

3. NAMEPLATES: PROVIDE ENGRAVED PLASTIC NAMEPLATES FOR ALL POWER AND SYSTEMS EQUIPMENT: (CABINETS, ENCLOSURES, PANELBOARDS, DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT, MOTOR CONTROLLERS, TRANSFORMERS, CONTROL DEVICES, PULLBOXES, FIRE ALARM CONTROLS, REMOTE PILOT LIGHTS, TEST SWITCHES, BACKUP POWER EQUIPMENT, SECURITY AND CCTV SYSTEMS, ETC.). STATE VOLTAGE AND PHASE, IF APPLICABLE.

4. CONDUCTOR IDENTIFICATION: CONDUCTORS #2 AWG OR SMALLER SHALL BE FACTORY COLOR-CODED. WIRE #1 AND LARGER SHALL BE COLOR CODED BY FIELD COLORED TAPE-6 INCH LENGTH AT EXPOSED END. STANDARD

CONDUCTOR COLOR CODES:

208/120 VOLTAGE:

a. PHASE A - BLACK

b. PHASE B - RED

c. PHASE C - BLUE

d. NEUTRAL - WHITE

e. GROUND - GREEN

f. ISO G - GREEN W/ YELLOW STRIPES

SECTION 262416 - PANELBOARDS

1. COORDINATION: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE LAYOUT, INSTALLATION, AND CLEARANCES FOR PANELS AND COMPONENTS WITH OTHER TRADES AND CONSTRUCTION THAT PENETRATES WALLS OR IS SUPPORTED BY THEM, INCLUDING ELECTRICAL AND OTHER TYPES OF EQUIPMENT, RACEWAYS, PIPING, AND ENCUMBRANCES TO WORKSPACE CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS. COORDINATE THE WALL DEPTHS FOR ALL RECESS-MOUNTED PANELS

WITH THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.

2. AIC BRACING: UNLESS SPECIFICALLY ADDRESSED IN THE DRAWINGS, ALL PANELBOARDS SHALL BE FULLY BRACED FOR THE FAULT CURRENT CONDITIONS OF THE PROJECT. ALL SERIES RATED EQUIPMENT SHALL CONTAIN INDUSTRY

STANDARD AND CODE COMPLIANT LABELING THAT MEETS THE REQUIRED STANDARDS.

3. PROVIDE THE NEMA CONFIGURATION TO MEET ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS.

4. DIRECTORY CARD/INDEX: PROVIDE A TRANSPARENT PROTECTIVE COVER, MOUNTED INSIDE METAL FRAME, INSIDE

THE PANEL DOOR. INDEX CARDS SHALL BE NUMBERED ODD ON THE LEFT SIDE AND EVEN ON THE RIGHT SIDE. ALL CIRCUIT INFORMATION SHALL BE TYPED AND NOTED IN A CLEAR AND PROFESSIONAL MANNER. HANDWRITTEN

ENTRIES SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED.

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SECTION 262416 - PANELBOARDS

1. COORDINATION: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE LAYOUT, INSTALLATION, AND CLEARANCES FOR PANELS AND COMPONENTS WITH OTHER TRADES AND CONSTRUCTION THAT PENETRATES WALLS OR IS SUPPORTED BY THEM, INCLUDING ELECTRICAL AND OTHER TYPES OF EQUIPMENT, RACEWAYS, PIPING, AND ENCUMBRANCES TO WORKSPACE CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS. COORDINATE THE WALL DEPTHS FOR ALL RECESS-MOUNTED PANELS

WITH THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.

2. AIC BRACING: UNLESS SPECIFICALLY ADDRESSED IN THE DRAWINGS, ALL PANELBOARDS SHALL BE FULLY BRACED FOR THE FAULT CURRENT CONDITIONS OF THE PROJECT. ALL SERIES RATED EQUIPMENT SHALL CONTAIN INDUSTRY

STANDARD AND CODE COMPLIANT LABELING THAT MEETS THE REQUIRED STANDARDS.

3. PROVIDE THE NEMA CONFIGURATION TO MEET ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS.

4. DIRECTORY CARD/INDEX: PROVIDE A TRANSPARENT PROTECTIVE COVER, MOUNTED INSIDE METAL FRAME, INSIDE

THE PANEL DOOR. INDEX CARDS SHALL BE NUMBERED ODD ON THE LEFT SIDE AND EVEN ON THE RIGHT SIDE. ALL CIRCUIT INFORMATION SHALL BE TYPED AND NOTED IN A CLEAR AND PROFESSIONAL MANNER. HANDWRITTEN

ENTRIES SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED.

5. CIRCUIT BREAKERS: PROVIDE FORMAL MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKERS (MCBS) AS NOTED ON THE DRAWINGS OR PER NEC.

DO NOT PROVIDE BRANCH CIRCUIT CHASSIS-MOUNTED CIRCUIT BREAKERS AS MCBS. IN THE CASES WHERE THE PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS ARE LARGER THAN THE BRANCH CIRCUIT CHASSIS, PROVIDE UL LISTED CONNECTIONS BELOW THE PANEL BUSSING THAT MATCHES THE DEVICE REQUIREMENTS. WHERE STANDARD PANEL CONFIGURATIONS AND INCREASED CIRCUIT BREAKER HOUSING EXCEEDS INDUSTRY OFF-THE-

SHELF PANEL TYPES, PROVIDE SWITCHBOARD-STYLE PANELBOARDS.

a. ALL CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE SPECIFICATION-GRADE, BOLT-ON, MOLDED-CASE, THERMAL-MAGNETIC

DEVICES.

b. NO SLIMLINE OR TWIN-POSITION, OR “2-FOR-1” CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE PERMITTED.

c. PROVIDE MANUFACTURER SPECIFIC FILLER PLATES FOR ALL INDICATED SPACES.

d. GROUND-FAULT PROTECTION: INTEGRALLY MOUNTED RELAY AND TRIP UNIT WITH ADJUSTABLE PICKUP AND

TIME-DELAY SETTINGS, PUSH-TO-TEST FEATURE, AND GROUND-FAULT INDICATOR.

e. ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS: PROVIDE PER DESIGN INTENT AND AS REQUIRED; A) SHUNT TRIP WITH 120-V TRIP

COIL ENERGIZED FROM SEPARATE CIRCUIT, RATED FOR CONTINUOUS DUTY, B) KEY INTERLOCK KIT MOUNTED TO PROHIBIT DEVICE OPERATION, C) ZONE-SELECTIVE INTERLOCKING WITH INTEGRAL ELECTRONIC TRIP UNIT. SET FIELD-ADJUSTABLE SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT-BREAKER TRIP RANGES.

6. LUGS: THE LUGS SHALL BE MECHANICAL-TYPE AND SUITABLE FOR THE CONDUCTOR MATERIALS AND UPSIZED FOR ALL FEEDERS THAT ARE INCREASED FOR VOLTAGE DROP REQUIREMENTS. PROVIDE MANUFACTURER MATCHED AND UL LISTED FEED-THROUGH LUGS FOR ADDITIONAL PANEL SECTIONS AS REQUIRED OR NOTED ON THE DRAWINGS.

7. BUSSING: PANELS SHALL HAVE HARD-DRAWN COPPER. ALL PANELS SHALL BE FULLY BUSSED. PROVIDE MOUNTING BRACKETS, BUSS CONNECTIONS, AND NECESSARY COMPONENTS TO SUPPORT THE FUTURE INSTALLATION OF

DEVICES. PROVIDE FORMAL GROUND AND NEUTRAL GROUND BUSSES.

8. PANELS SHALL NOT BE USED AS PULLBOXES. DO NOT TIE BRANCH CIRCUITS TOGETHER IN THE PANELS. PROVIDE GUTTER BARRIERS TO ISOLATE INDIVIDUAL PANEL SECTIONS OR LINE VOLTAGE AND LOW VOLTAGE WIRING.

9. SERVICE EQUIPMENT LABEL: PROVIDE UL LABEL FOR USE AS SERVICE EQUIPMENT WITH EXPANDED GROUND BUSSING FOR PANELBOARDS WITH MAIN SERVICE DISCONNECT SWITCHES AS NOTED ON THE DRAWINGS.

10. ENCLOSURES: MEET ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF INSTALLED LOCATION.

11. ALL PANELBOARDS SHALL HAVE DOOR-IN-DOOR CONSTRUCTION.

12. INSTALLATION: INSTALL ENCLOSURES SO THEY ARE RIGIDLY SUPPORTED AND SQUARELY ALIGNED, AND PROVIDE

TEMPORARY LIFTING PROVISIONS AS REQUIRED WITH REMOVAL OF TEMPORARY BRACKETS AND BLOCKING AT THE END OF THE PROJECT. INSTALL PANEL AND ACCESSORIES ACCORDING TO NEMA PB1.1 WITH MOUNTING HEIGHTS AND TOP OF TRIM 74 INCHES ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR (UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED), AND MOUNTING CONDITIONS THAT ARE PLUMB AND RIGID WITHOUT DISTORTION OF BOX. MOUNT RECESSED PANELS WITH FRONTS UNIFORMLY FLUSH WITH WALL FINISH. PROVIDE ENGRAVED NAMEPLATES PER SECTION 260553 AND MEET SECTION

260500 QUALITY AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS.

13. FINAL QUALITY PROVISIONS: TIGHTEN ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS AND TERMINALS ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURERS PUBLISHED TORQUE-TIGHTENING VALUES. PERFORM VISUAL AND MECHANICAL INSPECTIONS AND TEST CIRCUIT BREAKERS. CORRECT MALFUNCTIONING DEVICES AND RETEST TO DEMONSTRATE COMPLIANCE. WITHOUT ADDITIONAL PROJECT COSTS, REVISIT THE SITE AFTER OCCUPANCY AND DURING A WORKING SCHEDULE OF THE FACILITY TO MEASURE PANEL LOADS, REBALANCE BRANCH CIRCUIT LOADS AND DOCUMENT FIELD MODIFICATIONS.

RECORD READINGS AND INCLUDE INFORMATION IN AS-BUILT DOCUMENTATION. AVOID DISRUPTING CRITICAL 24-

HOUR SERVICES AND OWNER OPERATIONS.

14. MANUFACTURERS: EATON / CUTLER-HAMMER, GENERAL ELECTRIC, SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC / SQUARE D, SIEMENS, OR

APPROVED EQUIVALENT.

SECTION 262726 - WIRING DEVICES

1. DEVICES: DEVICES SHALL BE SPECIFICATION-GRADE, AMP, VOLTAGE, AND RATED FOR THE APPLICATION. DUPLEX RECEPTACLES SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM RATING OF 20 AMPS, 120V, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. ALL DEVICES SHALL COMPLY WITH NEC AND UL REQUIREMENTS. DEVICE COLOR = WHITE, UNLESS DIRECTED OTHERWISE BY THE

ARCHITECT.

2. RECEPTACLES: LIMITED USE = SPECIFICATION-GRADE, STRAIGHT-BLADE, 20 AMPERE, 120V, DUPLEX-TYPE. PROVIDE

GFCI/GFI, AND ISOLATED GROUND DEVICES ACCORDINGLY.

3. MATCHING THE EQUIPMENT VOLTAGE AND AMPERAGE CONFIGURATION SHALL TAKE PRECEDENCE.

4. SWITCHES: SPECIFICATION-GRADE, HEAVY-DUTY, QUIET-TYPE, 20 AMPERE, 120V / 277V AC-RATED. OTHER DEVICES

SHALL BE AS NOTED OR REQUIRED (FOR EXAMPLE: THREE-WAY, FOUR-WAY, KEYED SWITCH, AND PILOT LIGHT, SINGLE-POLE DOUBLE-THROW, ETC.).

5. GFI DEVICES: GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER (GFCI OR GFI) DEVICES SHALL BE PROVIDED AS NOTED OR REQUIRED BY THE AHJ. NO FEED-THROUGH GFI PROTECTION SHALL BE PERMITTED FOR DOWNSTREAM DEVICES.

GFI RECEPTACLES SHALL BE UL 943 2006 "LOCK-OUT" OR NOTIFICATION COMPLIANT. ALL DEVICES SHALL BE FIELD TESTED FOR LOCAL FAULT SIMULATIONS.CORD / CONNECTOR DEVICES: PROVIDE MATCHING, LOCKING TYPE, PLUG AND RECEPTACLE BODY CONNECTOR, AND CONFIGURATIONS TO MATCH EQUIPMENT OR AS SPECIFIED ON THE

DRAWINGS.

6. DIMMERS: ALL DIMMERS SHALL BE AS NOTED ON THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND COMPATIBLE WITH THE DRIVERS / BALLASTS IN THE LUMINAIRE SCHEDULE; IF DIMMERS ARE NOT IDENTIFIED, THEY SHALL BE COMMERCIAL- GRADE, SLIDE TYPE DEVICES AND MATCH THE LAMP, DRIVER / BALLAST, AND VOLTAGE OF THE LUMINAIRES.

7. FACEPLATES: WHITE, HIGH-ABUSE NYLON, SCREW ON, UNLESS DIRECTED OTHERWISE BY THE ARCHITECT. IN PATIENT-ACCESSIBLE AREAS (INCLUDING WAITING AREAS), PROVIDE HEAVY-DUTY TAMPER-RESISTANT NYLON WITH

TAMPER-RESISTANT SCREWS. DEVICE COLOR TO MATCH THE FACEPLATES.

8. INSTALLATION: INSTALL DEVICES AND ASSEMBLIES PLUMB AND SECURE. INSTALL WALL PLATES WHEN PAINTING IS COMPLETE. INSTALL WALL DIMMERS TO ACHIEVE INDICATED RATING AFTER DERATING FOR GANGING AS

INSTRUCTED BY THE MANUFACTURER. DO NOT SHARE NEUTRAL CONDUCTORS FOR DIMMERS.

9. DEVICE ARRANGEMENT: UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, MOUNT FLUSH, WITH LONG DIMENSION VERTICAL, AND GROUNDING TERMINAL OF RECEPTACLES ON TOP. GROUP ADJACENT SWITCHES UNDER SINGLE, MULTI-GANG WALL PLATES. IF HORIZONTAL MOUNTING IS REQUIRED, INSTALL GROUND PIN TO THE LEFT. IN EXISTING FACILITIES, ORIENTATION SHALL MATCH BUILDING STANDARDS.

10. COORDINATION: PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN, THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE EXACT DEVICE TYPE WITH FURNISHED EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS. DEVICE SHALL MATCH VOLTAGE, CURRENT, AND CORD AND PLUG

ASSEMBLIES.

11. LABELS: ALL DEVICES SHALL HAVE PERMANENT (OWNER APPROVED) LABELS INDICATING THE PANEL AND CIRCUIT

NUMBER, OR DEVICE “IT” DESIGNATION.

12. MANUFACTURERS: HUBBELL, LEVITON, COOPER, PASS & SEYMOUR, OR APPROVED EQUIVALENT.

SECTION 262813 - FUSES (600-V AND LESS)

1. PROVIDE NEW FUSES AS REQUIRED ON THE PROJECT. DO NOT REUSE EXISTING FUSES. DO NOT MIX FUSE TYPES OR MANUFACTURERS. FUSE TYPE SHALL MATCH THE APPLICATION. INSTALL FUSES SO THE LABEL IS READABLE.

PROVIDE EXTRA MATERIALS, ADAPTERS, FUSE HOLDERS, ETC.

2. COORDINATION: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE FUSE RATINGS WITH HVAC, MOTORS, AND SPECIALTY

EQUIPMENT WITH THEIR CONTRACTORS.

3. MANUFACTURER: BUSSMANN / COOPER.

SECTION 262816 - ENCLOSED SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS

1. FUSED DISCONNECT SWITCHES SHALL BE COMPLETE WITH REJECTION-TYPE FUSES AND DEAD-FRONT ACCESS.

DISCONNECTS SHALL BE A MINIMUM GENERAL DUTY-RATED, HORSEPOWER-RATED, AND SHALL HAVE A QUICK MAKE

/ BREAK MECHANISM.

2. ENCLOSED CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE MOLDED-CASE, THERMAL-MAGNETIC TYPE WITH AN INTERRUPTING CAPACITY TO MEET THE AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AND INFRASTRUCTURE.

3. ENCLOSURES: NEMA-TYPE TO MATCH THE SURROUNDINGS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS.

4. PROVIDE DISCONNECT MEANS FOR MOTOR OVERCURRENT PROTECTION, LOCAL DISCONNECTS FOR EQUIPMENT, AND AS REQUIRED BY THE NEC OR AHJ. ALL DEVICES SHALL BE RATED AND LISTED FOR THE APPLICATION.

5. COORDINATE THE LAYOUT AND INSTALLATION OF DISCONNECT SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS WITH OTHER

TRADES, INCLUDING CONDUIT, DUCTWORK, PIPING, EQUIPMENT, AND ADJACENT SURFACES. MAINTAIN REQUIRED

WORKSPACE CLEARANCES.

6. ENCLOSED SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH AN EQUIPMENT GROUND KIT, AND IF REQUIRED AN INSULATED, GROUNDABLE, BONDABLE NEUTRAL KIT. SHUNT-TRIP WITH COILS, GFCI, AND ISOLATED GROUND KITS MAY ALSO BE REQUIRED. PROVIDE DEVICES WITH MECHANICAL-STYLE LUGS SUITABLE FOR NUMBER, SIZE, TRIP RATINGS, AND MATERIAL OF CONDUCTORS (COORDINATE LUG SIZES WITH CONDUCTORS THAT MAY BE

INCREASED DUE TO VOLTAGE DROP). REFER TO THE DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION.

7. ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS: PROVIDE ALL ACCESSORY COMPONENTS REQUIRED FOR A

COMPLETE DEVICE.

8. INSTALLATION: INSTALL ENCLOSURES SO THEY ARE RIGIDLY SUPPORTED AND

SQUARELY ALIGNED, AND PROVIDE TEMPORARY LIFTING PROVISIONS AS REQUIRED

WITH REMOVAL OF TEMPORARY BRACKETS AND BLOCKING AT THE END OF THE

PROJECT.

9. CONNECTIONS:

a. INSTALL EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONNECTIONS FOR SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT

BREAKERS WITH GROUND CONTINUITY TO MAIN ELECTRICAL GROUND BUS.

b. INSTALL POWER WIRING AND WIRING BETWEEN SWITCHES AND CIRCUIT

BREAKERS, AND CONTROL AND INDICATION DEVICES.

c. TIGHTEN ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS AND TERMINALS PER MANUFACTURER'S

TORQUE VALUES OR UL 486A AND UL 486B.

10. DO NOT USE A DISCONNECT SWITCH OR CIRCUIT BREAKER ENCLOSURE AS A PULL BOX.

ALL CONDUCTORS ENTERING AN ENCLOSURE MUST TERMINATE ON LUGS WITHIN THE

ENCLOSURE.

11. MANUFACTURERS: PROVIDE THE SAME MANUFACTURER AS THE PANELBOARDS OR

PER BUILDING STANDARDS.

SECTION 265119 - INTERIOR LIGHTING

1. PRODUCTS / MANUFACTURERS: REFER TO LUMINAIRE SCHEDULE FOR LIGHT FIXTURE

SELECTIONS. COORDINATE THE FINAL FIXTURE PROVIDED WITH THE GENERAL

CONTRACTOR, THE ARCHITECT, AND THE OWNER.

2. PROVIDE THE ADDITIONAL FEATURES TO SUPPORT COMPLETE AND WORKING

SYSTEMS: EMERGENCY DRIVERS / BALLASTS, WIRE GUARD, SUPPORT MEANS, YOKES,

MOUNTING PLATES AND COMPONENTS, ETC. PROVIDE COMPONENTS THAT ARE

REQUIRED TO MEET THE DESIGN INTENT AND A COMPLETE SYSTEM.

3. DELIVERY: THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANTICIPATING THE DELIVERY

SCHEDULE OF FIXTURES.

4. COMMERCIAL STANDARDS: ALL LIGHT FIXTURES SHALL MEET NEC, IBC, IECC, IEEE, ADA, ANSI, NEMA, UL, AND NFPA COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS. ALL FIXTURES SHALL BE

RATED FOR THE APPLICATION.

5. EGRESS REQUIREMENTS: ALL FIXTURES, BATTERY PACKS, AND EXIT SIGNS THAT SERVE

AS NIGHT LIGHTS, EGRESS LIGHTS, AND EMERGENCY LIGHTS SHALL COMPLY WITH

NFPA, IBC, AND AHJ VISIBILITY AND LUMINANCE REQUIREMENTS. FACEPLATES AND

COLORS SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH LOCAL CODES.

6. COORDINATION: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE FINAL MOUNTING

CHARACTERISTICS AND SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS OF THE LIGHT FIXTURES WITH THE

GENERAL CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO ORDERING THE FIXTURES. COORDINATE THE

HARDWARE AND TRIM THAT WILL BE REQUIRED FOR THE APPLICATION. COORDINATE

THE MOUNTING OF THE FIXTURES WITH CEILING GRIDS, DUCT WORK, DIFFUSERS,

SPRINKLER PIPING, CEILING TRANSITIONS, ETC. PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN OF DEVICES.

REFER TO THE ARCHITECTURAL REFLECTED CEILING PLANS FOR LOCATIONS.

COORDINATE LUMINAIRE MOUNTINGS AND PLACEMENTS PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN.

7. INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS: PROVIDE LIGHT FIXTURES THAT ARE UL LISTED AND

RATED FOR THE APPLICATION FOR THE NEMA ENVIRONMENTAL PLACEMENT. ALL DAMP

AND WET LOCATION FIXTURES SHALL BE GASKETED. PROVIDE ALL HANGERS AND TRIM

RINGS TO MAKE A COMPLETE SYSTEM.

8. FIRE RATINGS: PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE

FIRE RATING OF LIGHT FIXTURES WITH THE ARCHITECT AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR.

FIXTURES INSTALLED IN FIRE-RATED CORRIDORS OR CEILINGS MUST BE PROVIDED

WITH A LABEL FROM THE MANUFACTURER AND MUST BE PROVIDED WITH SOME TYPE

OF FIRE-RATED TENTING.

9. IC RATINGS: IN SPECIFIC CONSTRUCTION APPLICATIONS AND/OR RESIDENTIAL

APPLICATIONS, PROVIDE IC-RATED HOUSINGS AND FIXTURES THAT MATCH THE

APPLICATION. COMPLY WITH NEMA AND UL REQUIREMENTS.

10. DIMMING FIXTURES: DIMMING DRIVERS / BALLASTS, DIMMING CONTROLS, AND LED

BOARDS / LAMPS SHALL ALL BE COMPATIBLE AND CERTIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER.

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