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PART 1 - GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A.Electric Distribution Characteristics:
1.Receptacles and Motors Less Than 1/2Horsepower: 120Volts, Single Phase
2.Motors1/2HorsepowerandLarger
3.Fluorescent Lighting
4.HID lighting voltage sources shall be as shown on Drawings.
B.Wiring: Wiring shall be installed in a continuously grounded metallic conduit system. Conduits on Drawings not marked or scheduled contain only (2) 12AWG wires.
C.Multi-Wire Branch Circuits: Multiwire branch circuits are not allowed. Each circuit shall have its own neutral.
1.Multiwire branch circuits, connected to 2 or 3pole circuit breakers, may be used in the following situations:
a.When a receptacle is split wired.
b.Where receptacles, connected to separate circuits, are mounted in same box.
D.Conduit Sizing: Unless otherwise noted on Drawings, the following apply:
1.No more than (4) No.12 conductors in a 1/2inch conduit.
2.No more than (8) No.12 conductors in a 3/4inch conduit.
3.No conduit shall contain more than (8) conductors.
4.All other conduits sized as indicated.
E.Electrical Connections: Electrical system connections noted elsewhere for each item of equipment specified or noted on Drawings:
1.Temporary and Final Connections
2.Function Testing
3.Commissioning, when required
F.Circuiting: Numerals shown at branch circuit outlets are for loading purposes only. Where there are (2) or more neutrals in a conduit run, each shall be individually coded. Electrical Contractor shall balance panelboard loads between phase conductors as close as possible.
1.02 CONNECTIONS
A.Motors: Connect as indicated in Motor Schedule.
B.Kitchen and Dishwashing Equipment: Connect as called for in Equipment Schedule.
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1.Do not scale Electrical Drawings for rough-in dimensions.
2.Equipment locations, conduit rough-ins, and dimensions shall be obtained from kitchen equipment supplier's Shop Drawings before conduits are installed.
C.Classroom and Science Equipment: Duplex receptacles on classroom and science equipment may be provided with equipment, but final connection shall be provided by Electrical Contractor.
1.Connect as called for on Drawings.
2.Do not scale Electrical Drawings for roughin dimensions.
3.Equipment locations, conduit roughins, and dimensions shall be obtained from supplier's Shop Drawings or as directed by Architect's Field Representative.
PART 2 - PRODUCTSNot Used
PART 3 - EXECUTION
3.01 CONDUIT STUB-UPS
A.General Requirements: Conduit stubups through floor to equipment or machinery shall have a rigid conduit coupling installed flush with finished floor. Rigid conduit shall be run up to equipment as required. Where noted to be capped flush with finish floor for future connections, furnish and install a recessed pipe plug in flush coupling.
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