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Home My WebLink About6512 Gall Blvd (8)CONSTRUCTION. PLANS FOR: PROJECT TEAM PROPERTY OWNER: TAMPA ACQUISITIONS, INC. 1201 OAKFIELD DR, BRANDON, FL 33511 DEVELOPER/APPLICANT: APEC - AUTOMATED PETROLEUM & ENERGY CO. INC. 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE SUITE 109 BRANDON, FL 33511 PH: (813) 681-4279 FAX: (813) 685-8631 CONTACT:PHIL TOYE AUTHORIZED AGENTS: INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 E. KENNEDY BOULEVARD SUITE 230 TAMPA, FL 33602 PH: (813) 434-4770 FAX: (813) 445-4211 CONTACT: JAMES VANDERCRAKE ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 E. KENNEDY BOULEVARD SUITE 230 TAMPA, FL 33602 PH: (813) 434-4770 FAX: (813) 445-4211 CONTACT: ANDREW MOHR MECHANICAL ENGINEER: INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 E. KENNEDY BOULEVARD SUITE 230 TAMPA, FL 33602 PH: (813) 434-4770 FAX: (813) 445-4211 CONTACT: RICHARD KIMBALL III pQ er- iot L Cl 1-'... 1�1 Ul ow "A' N91- � =I —a, I - --.� ''44S)-1 �� ., ♦ \ i ♦ c cc VICINITY MAP PROPERTY I D:02-26-21-001 A-00000-0010 PLANS PREPARED BY: INFINITY ENGINEERING G ROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 (ph 813.434.4770 (f): 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net FL Cart. of Auth. No. 27889 IEG JOB NO.140-88.00 NISIT SAV�• AW j P•.�E. N6 85 NA M11111%, e BUILDING INDEX BUILDING DRAWINGS SHEET NO. I SHEET TITLE SHEET NO. I CS-101 ( COVER SHEET AND SHEET INDEX M-001 I MECH. SPECIFICATION AND NOTES I M-002 I MECH. LEGEND AND SCHEDULES LS-101 ( LIFE SAFETY AND DATE PLAN M-003 I MECH. DETAILS D-101 I DEMOLITION PLAN M-100 I MECH. DEMOLITION PLAN A-101 I FLOOR PLAN M-200 I MECH. PROPOSED PLAN A-102 f REFLECTION CEILING PLAN MC-001 I MECH. DETAILS AND SCHEDULES A-103 i FINISH PLAN AND SCHEDULES MC-002 I MECH. DETAILS AND SCHEDULES EQ-101 I EQUIPMENT PLAN MC-003 MECH. DETAILS AND SCHEDULES —� MC-004 MECH. DETAILS AND SCHEDULES MC-005 I MECH. DETAILS AND SCHEDULES I P-001 I PLUMBING NOTES AND SPECIFICATION — P-002 PLUMBING SCHEDULES AND LEGEND f P-003 I PLUMBING DETAILS — P-004 I PLUMBING ISOMETRICS f P-100 ( PLUMBING DEMOLITION PLAN P-200 ( PLUMBING PROPOSED PLAN f E-001 I ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES AND LEGEND — E-101 I ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN f _ E-201 I ELECTRICAL PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN f E-202 I ELECTRICAL PROPOSED CEILING PLAN — E-203 I ELECTRICAL PROPOSED ROOF PLAN _ E-301 I ELECTRICAL DETAILS E-401 I POWER RISER DIAGRAM AND PANEL SCHEDULES __- E-402 I EQUIPMENT AND PANEL SCHEDULES E-501 I ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS LIFE SAFETY LEGEND: METER 584 M0. CP F.E. CODE INFORMATION JURISDICTION: PASCO COUNTY, FL APPLICABLE CODES EMERGENCY EXIT EXIT SIGN TRAVEL DISTANCE FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET EMERGENCY/EXIT LIGHT: REFER TO ELEC DWGS 2017 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE 6TH EDITION 2017 FLORIDA EXISTING BUILDING CODE 6TH EDITION 2017 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE / ACCESSIBILITY 6TH EDITION 2017 FLORIDA PLUMBING CODE 6TH EDITION 2017 FLORIDA MECHANICAL CODE 6TH EDITION 2017 FUEL GAS CODE 6TH EDITION 2017 FLORIDA ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE 6TH EDITION FIRE PREVENTION CODE 6TH EDITION 2014 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (NFPA 70) PROJECT DATA BUILDING DESCRIPTION CONSTRUCTION TYPE: III-B, UNPROTECTED USE GROUP: M-MERCANTILE ALLOWABLE AREA: 9,000 SQ. FT. ACTUAL: 4,550 SQ. FT. ALLOWABLE HEIGHT: 1 STORIES (40 FT.) ACTUAL: 18'-5" BUILDING AREA SALES: 2320 SQ. FT. CASH -WRAP: 197 SQ. FT. MEN'S RESTROOM: 80 SQ, FT. WOMEN'S RESTROOM: 108 SQ. FT. UTILITY: 226 SQ. FT. STORAGE: 158 SQ. FT. PREP AREA: 201 SQ. FT. OFFICE: 54 SQ. FT. HALLWAY: 55 SQ. FT. WALK-IN COOLER 279 SQ. FT. FREEZER 25 SQ. FT. KKC 148 SQ. FT. DUNKIN DONUTS 584 SQ. FT. TOTAL (NET AREA) 4435 SQ. FT. WALL 115 SQ. FT. GROSS AREA 4550 SQ. FT. OCCUPANCY/EGRESS: SALES: 2,320 SO. FT. / 60 SQ.FT. PER PERSON: 38 REMAINING: 1,379 SQ. FT. / 300 PER PERSON: 4 TOTAL CALCULATED OCCUPANCY: 42 EXITS REQUIRED* 1-500 2 EXITS PROVIDED: 2 PLUMBING FIXTURES: OCCUPANT LOAD FOR PLUMBING REQUIRED RESTROOM: 1 WC, 1 LAV SERVICE SINK: 1 DRINKING FOUNTAIN: 1 PROVIDED RESTROOM: 2 WC, 2 LAV SERVICE SINK: 1 DRINKING FOUNTAIN: 0 0 LO 0 m 0 t CD W a- N m o .y U_ U z° INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 335,49 Niat O, P.E. 5 .• q . •�� No 85 *• ? 2G1� 2 = _ � CC c): •jj/ Z ATE OF ••�11 11Is•- N L0 M z M J Q LL J J 2 W > = w .j VUj n. U) v > m w J a J O N_ v LO ¢ CD v c m am E Z m H 'o m d a t to E LIFE SAFETY PLAN SCALE '-0" 1 Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 LS-101 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED LEGEND: METER u 1 ALL WORK SHALL BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL BUILDING CODES, REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES AND STANDARDS INCLUDING ADA AND OR OTHER HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY CODES. 2. `BEN. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER'S VENDORS REGARDING SCHEDULING AND SEQUENCING OF THE WORK. 3. THE CONSTRUCTION NOTES AND DRAWINGS ARE SUPPLIED TO ILLUSTRATE THE DESIGN AND GENERAL TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION DESIRED AND ARE INTENDED TO IMPLY THE FINEST QUALITY OF CONSTRUCTION, MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP THROUGHOUT. 4. THE DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED. FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING EXISTING CONDITIONS, ETC., VERIFICATION MUST BE DONE IN THE FIELD. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS HAVE PRECEDENCE OVER SMALL SCALE DRAWINGS. 5. PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY CONSTRUCTION, CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY EXISTENCE AND LOCATION OF ALL EXISTING ABOVE AND BELOW GRADE, UTILITIES, INCLUDING SANITARY SEWER, STORM SEWER, WATER, GAS, ELECTRICAL, TELEPHONE, ETC. ANY DISCREPANCIES IN UTILITY LOCATIONS SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT. 6. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFICATION OF ALL BUILDING DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO BEGINNING CONSTRUCTION AND SHALL IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT OF ANY VARIANCE OR DISCREPANCY AFFECTING NEW CONSTRUCTION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH WORK. 7. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL. NECESSARY BLOCKING IN WALLS FOR SUPPORT OF ALL EQUIPMENT, SHELVING, ACCESSORIES, SIGNAGE, AND OTHER DEVICES REQUIRED. 8. ALL PENETRATIONS SHALL RECEIVE CAULKING TO SEAL ANY TYPE OF ENERGY LOSS. 0; 9. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY AND COORDINATE ALL APPLICABLE DIMENSIONS OF FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED AND/OR INSTALLED BY OTHERS. 10. UPON COMPLETION OF PROJECT, OBTAIN ALL FINAL INSPECTIONS AS REQUIRED BY LOCAL JURISDICTIONS AND FURNISH OWNER WITH EVIDENCE OF ALL SUCH INSPECTIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPANCY. 1 1. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL INCLUDE THE COST OF POWER COMPANY ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER, PAD, PRIMARY & SECONDARY CONDUITS, AND SECONDARY CABLING IN BASE 81D. 12. GENERAL CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING THE OWNER'S VENDORS ON SITE DURING CONSTRUCTION. 13. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SET-UP AND COORDINATION OF ALL THE UTILITY SERVICES FOR THE PROJECT. GENERAL. CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO OBTAIN FINAL SITE ADDRESS. 18. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM A TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY PRIOR TO STARTING CONSTRUCTION AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN GRADES AS COMPARED TO EXISTING GRADES INDICATED ON CIVIL DRAWINGS. SUBMIT A COPY OF TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY TO ARCHITECT AND INDICATE ANY DISCREPANCIES ON SURVEY PRIOR TO COMMENCING EARTHWORK. 19. ALL EXTERIOR FLOOR PLAN DIMENSIONS ARE TO EXTERIOR FACE OF MASONRY UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. ALL INTERIOR FLOOR PLAN DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF FINISH UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. 20, ALL PLYWOOD REFERENCES TO BE FIRE -RETARDANT TREATED PLYWOOD. 21. ALL SHEATHING REFERENCES TO BE FIRE -RETARDANT TREATED PLYWOOD OR NON-COMBUSTIBLE GYPSUM BOARD PRODUCT. 22. PATCH AND REPAIR WALLS, FLOORS AND CEILING AS NEEDED. 2.3, G.C. TO VERIFY HVAC SYSTEM IS IN PROPER RUNNING CONDITION AND CONSULT WITH OWNER AND ENGINEER IF ANY PROBLEMS. 24. G.C. TO VERIFY EXISTING COOLER, CONDENSER, AND EVAPORATOR SYSTEM TO MAKE SURE IT IS IN PROPER RUNNING CONDITION AND CONSULT WITH OWNER AND ENGINEER IF ANY PROBLEMS. LEGEND: r------1 L_ _ — _ J WALLS OR EQUIPMENT TO BE DEMO. __. EXISTING TO REMAIN. NOT IN SCOPE OF WORK PLAN NOTES: 0 1-111 REMOVE EXISTING COUNTERTOPS & EQUIPMENT. ElEXISTING FLOOR FINISH TO BE REMOVED. El EXISTING COOLER,DOORS TO BE REMOVED. L.J EXISTING ELECTRICAL PANELS TO REMAIN. ElEXISTING INTERIOR DOOR, FRAME AND HARDWARE TO REMOVED. REFER TO SHEET Al04. ED EXISTING EXTERIOR DOOR TO BE REMAIN, REPLACE HARDWARE IF REQUIRED. L] EXISTING WALL AND STUDS TO BE REMOVED, REFER TO FLOOR PLAN SHEET A-101. ClEXISTING HVAC TO BE REMAIN. C] EXISTING STOREFRONT TO REMAIN. �3 1, EXISTING GONDOLAS TO BE REMOVED. ,E EXISTING RESTROOM FIXTURE TO BE REMOVED, CAP OFF EXISTING PLUMBING. E�] EXISTING CEILING AND LIGHTING TO BE REMOVED. E] EXISTING HAND SINK TO BE REMOVED, CAP OFF EXISTING PLUMBING. 14; EXISTING SOFFIT TO BE REMOVED. ,11 EXISTING INTERIOR DOOR TO BE REMAIN, REPLACE HARDWARE IF REQUIRED. t-1 lEXISTING GAS MONITOR PANEL TO BE RELOCATED. rn co o 0 a� m � o! � w a o a Lo w 1-J—d 0 Z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address ■ 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 NISI% P.E. No 64 5 ' - * A t �G1� ST E OF •441` DEMO PLAN SCALE Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 D — 101 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED GENERAL NOTES: METER 1. ALL. WORK SHALL BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL BUILDING CODES, REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES AND STANDARDS INCLUDING ADA AND OR OTHER HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY CODES. 2, GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER'S VENDORS REGARDING SCHEDULING AND SEQUENCING OF THE WORK. 3. THE CONSTRUCTION NOTES AND DRAWINGS ARE SUPPLIED TO ILLUSTRATE THE DESIGN AND GENERAL TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION DESIRED AND ARE INTENDED TO IMPLY THE FINEST QUALITY OF CONSTRUCTION, MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP THROUGHOUT. 4. THE DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED. FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING EXISTING CONDITIONS, ETC., VERIFICATION MUST BE DONE IN THE FIELD. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS HAVE PRECEDENCE OVER SMALL SCALE DRAWINGS. 5. PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF ANY CONSTRUCTION, CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY EXISTENCE AND LOCATION OF ALL EXISTING ABOVE AND BELOW GRADE, UTILITIES, INCLUDING SANITARY SEWER. STORM SEWER, WATER, GAS, ELECTRICAL, TELEPHONE, ETC. ANY DISCREPANCIES IN UTILITY LOCATIONS SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT. 6. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFICATION OF ALL BUILDING DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO BEGINNING CONSTRUCTION AND SHALL IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT OF ANY VARIANCE OR DISCREPANCY AFFECTING NEW CONSTRUCTION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH WORK. 7. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY BLOCKING IN WALLS FOR SUPPORT OF ALL EQUIPMENT, SHELVING, ACCESSORIES, SIGNAGE, AND OTHER DEVICES REQUIRED. I 8. ALL PENETRATIONS SHALL RECEIVE CAULKING TO SEAL ANY TYPE OF ENERGY LOSS. i 9. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY AND COORDINATE ALL APPLICABLE DIMENSIONS OF FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED AND/OR INSTALLED BY OTHERS. 10. UPON COMPLETION OF PROJECT, OBTAIN ALL FINAL INSPECTIONS AS REQUIRED BY LOCAL JURISDICTIONS AND FURNISH OWNER WITH EVIDENCE OF ALL SUCH INSPECTIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPANCY. 11. SIGNS, EXCEPT AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS AND ADA TOILET ROOM SIGNS, ARE PROVIDED BY OWNERS SIGN CONTRACTOR AND INSTALLED BY GENERAL CONTRACTOR. 12. GENERAL CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING THE OWNERS VENDORS ON SITE DURING CONSTRUCTION. 19. ALL EXTERIOR FLOOR PLAN DIMENSIONS ARE TO EXTERIOR FACE OF MASONRY UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. ALL INTERIOR FLOOR PLAN DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF FINISH UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. 20. ALI. PLYWOOD REFERENCES TO BE FIRE -RETARDANT TREATED PLYWOOD. 21. ALL SHEATHING REFERENCES TO BE FIRE -RETARDANT TREATED PLYWOOD OR NON-COMBUSTIBLE GYPSUM BOARD PRODUCT. 22. ALL INTERIOR WALL TO HAVE BATTEN INSULATION. MINIMUM 6' ABOVE CEILING. PLAN NOTES: [] 11 NEW EQUIPMENT, REFER TO EQUIPMENT PLAN. [ 2] REFER TO FLOOR FINISH SCHEDULE FOR ALL FLOOR AND WALL FINISHES. 1-131 NEW RESTROOM FIXTURE. 44] EXISTING GAS MONITOR PANEL TO RELOCATED. INEW DOOR, HARDWARE AND FRAME, REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE. IT I EXISTING ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT AND PENELS TO BE REMAIN. NEW COOLER DOORS. 8 TRANSACTION COUNTER. DCIGARETTE BAR, REFER TO EQUIPMENT PLAN. Eta] NEW CABINETS AND COUNTERS. 1'. NEW GONDOLAS. 12 EXISTING DOOR TO REMAIN, NEW HARDWARE REQUIRED. 13J EXISTING STOREFRONT TO REMAIN, REPAIR AS REQUIRED. 14 EXISTING HAND SINK TO BE RELOCATED. 15 SEE WALL TYPE ON SHEET A-101. ENEW HOOD TO BE INSTALLED, REFER TO MECHANICAL PLAN. WALL TYPE: L61 ANCHOR AT CEILING 1/4" SEALANT EACH SIDE 5/8" GYP. BD. (M.R. IN WET SURFACE) 3 518" METAL STUD AT 16" O.C. BLOCKING AS REQUIRED SOUND BATT INSULATION (OPTIONAL) INTEGAL COVE BASE FINISHED FLOOR ANCHOR AT SLAB 1/4" SEALANT EACH SIDE 2X WOOD CAP 3 5/8" METAL STUD AT 16" O.C. BLOCKING AS REQUIRED 5/8" GYP. BD. INTEGAL COVE BASE FINISHED FLOOR rn M o 0 � H CD W N O U_ 12 T z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 i NI kl! v� P.E. rM No 6 5 *: J , Wi4 b.. ST E OF : 1 Al ♦i�OR�� N It L0 cr) cM J LL = Q W a 0 m 0 J J LL y 'Q n h N L0 v (fl v M M a) M a� z a C0 SCALE FLOOR PLAN 1/4„=11-0° H WALL SECTION ANCHOR AT SLAB 1/4" SEALANT EACH SIDE SCALE 1 1t = 1 '-0" KA roject No. Sheet 140-88.00 A — 101 Date I 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED 0 co i TT Q� Q� I WF-7 106 C� O co Z Q F— Q cwi) m Z Q u w E I _. __ L...... ... ......... — v----- y co- w X = Q � w z = d z X 104A � STORAGE................................................................................................................ ........................._ �106A i Q w w Q ! I PREP AREA ui Li w -' t F- i FREEZER _ '� O 0 O 105 I 108 WF-7 16" - 18" 7" MIN. FINIS WALL TO 9" MAX. WF-2 B RAG REA WF-6 107 - j .t WF- MIRROR ( < : �� r IN HAND SOAP DRYER z ENS 3-4 SH es DISPENSER E— ,i 'f e / E .,.'f'. COOLER WF-1Lu 103 / END AR 109A I - ry— w WF - 6 WF 2 > X X w �� Q QO "vim4 > ............. . I WF 4 i 15" MINIMUM Y z N � Pos Q FINISH WALL = z M a E '110 TO CENTER N rn N a0 g CRC i y WF - 1 p LAVATORY � rn co o 0 � @ W u d � 0 O o LL N w U i T-T i i i o z METER EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE ITEM NUMBER SUPPLIED BY: ITEM DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER: MODEL NO: VOLTAGE: PHASE AMPERAGE NEMA PLUG PLUMBING REMARKS / NOTES: CK/KE FRAN VENDOR FLAY 0 FLAVOR DISPENSER INTERNATIONAL DELIGHT FD100 NA NA NA NA NA VENDOR CHILI 1 CHILI CHEESE AND RACK GHELS NA NA NA 1.7A NA NA VENDOR NUT 1 PEANUT PATCH PEANUT POTS PEANUT PATCH NA NA NA 1.5A NA NA 101 2 12 HEAD BEVERAGE MACHINE WITH ICE CORNELIUS ENDURO 300 115 VAC 1 5.2 A NA t" PVC DRAIN 1" ID FLEX 102 2 1,400 LB. REMOTE ICE MAKER WITH CONDENSER & LINE SET HORIZON HMD1400RHT ICE MAKER 115 VAC CONDENSER:230 VAC 1 ICE MAKER:6 CONDENSER:30 NA J" OD INLET/ 4" MPTDRAIN 103 1 METAL FOUNTAIN SHROUD WITH TRANSFER; FOUNTAIN BACKGROUND GRAPHICS;POLAR POP LED SIGN CORPORATE ID SOLUTIONS CIS/402SHROUD 120 VAC 1 1.5A NA NA 104 1 4 BARRELL ICEE VIPER ICES ICE/CKVIP ER4 230 VAC 1 30A L6-3OP NA PRESSURE REQUIREMENTS: CO2- 75 PSIG WATER 25 MIN. PSIG DYNAMIC 105 1 TEA DISPENSER CURTIS CURTIS RSTB 120 VAC 1 13.8A NA J" FLARE WATER INLET 106 1 APW WYOTT REFRIGERATED COLD WELL APW RTR-8 APA WYOTT 120 VAC 1 4.OA NA NA 107 0 COFFEE CONDIMENT MODULE POP DISPLAYS NA NA NA NA NA 108 0 TWIN INTELLIFRESH WARMER STAND WILBUR CURTIS GEMTIF10AI000 220 VAC 1 34.OA NA J" FLARE WATER INLET 109 0 SINGLE INTELLIFRESH WARMER STAND WILBUR CURTIS GEMSIF63A1000 120 VAC 1 13.5A NA J" FLARE WATER INLET 110 0 1.5 GALLON SATELLITE SERVER WITH INTELLIFRESH WILBUR CURTIS GEM31 F 120 VAC 1 60A NA NA 111 0 4-HEAD CREAMISER DISPENSER; DAIRY BAG SYSTEM CREAMISER CRE/400 120 VAC 1 2.34A NA NA 112 0 CAPPUCCINO MACHINE; 5 STATION; TWO 10 LB. & THREE 5 LB. HOPPERS WILBUR CURTIS CUR/PCGT5 120 VAC 1 15A 5-15P" FLARE WATER INLET 113 2 ELECTRONIC CONTROL R. GRILL W/BUN DRAWER STAR MFG 50CBD 120 VAC 1 12.8A 5-15P NA 114 1 MICROWAVE OVEN, 1000 WATT PANASONIC PAN/NE1054 120 VAC 1 13.4A 5-15P OR 5-20R NA 115 1 MINI HOT FOOD DISPLAY SANDEN VENDO HFDM 115 VAC 1 6.2A NA NA 116 1 SELF -SERVE ISLAND FEDERAL IMSS84SC-2 208 - 230 VAC 1 10A NA NA 117 0 WATER FOUNTAIN OASIS PG8ACSL 120 VAC 1 4.4A NA J" INLET, 1-j" OUTLET 118 3 TOP SHELF GONDOLA PACKAGE TOP SHELF QUOTE ONLY NA NA NA NA NA 119 1 14' BACK BAR (7' CIG W/ DRAWER BASES) & (6' OTP W/ SHELVING BASES) IMAGEWORKS IMA/CK TBB NA NA NA NA NA 120 1 NOVELTY ICE CREAM MASTER-BILT MSC-41AN 115 VAC 1 1.2A NA NA 121 1 DIPPIN DOTS AVANTCO 3601 CFF7HC 115 VAC 1 2.5A NA NA 122 0 SINGLE DOOR REF. TRUE GDM-06-HC 115 VAC 1 1.9A 5-15P NA 123 0 ICE COFFEE BUNN JDF-4S 120 VAC 1 6.OA 5-15P" FLARE WATER INLET 124 0 STOK DANONE 230 120 VAC 1 3.2A NA NA 125 1 GLASS DOOR WINE MERCHANDISER TRUE GDM-23W-HC 115 VAC 1 5AA NA NA 126 0 BAKERY CASE HATCO BC-52-5-2H 120 VAC 1 4.3A NA NA 127 0 DOUBLE DOOR FREEZER TRUE GDM-43F-HC 115 VAC 1 10.6A 5-20P NA 128 0 ATM TRANAX MIN -BANK 1700 120 VAC 1 1A NA NA OPTICAL-RJ11-PHONE JACK 129 2 HAND DRYER EXCEL DRYER TA-SB 120 VAC 1 7.7A 5-20P NA 130 0 COFFEE MACHINE SCHAERER BTC 040381-0005 208 VAC 1 20A L6-20P 1.5" DIA. 131 0 WATER BOILER CURTIS WB5NLB 120 VAC 1 12.5A NA NA 132 1 WARM CONDIMENTS AP WTOTT AP WYOTTWI2 120 VAC 1 6.7A NA NA 133 1 THERMO DRAWER AP WTOTT SPTU-50 120 VAC 1 5.8A 5-15P NA 134 0 WATER FILTER EVERPURE CGS-55 NA NA NA NA P" WATER INLET AND OUTLET 135 0 SINGLE DOOR FREEZER TURBO AIR M3F224-1-N 115 VAC 1 4.4A 5-15P 136 1 SINGLE DOOR REFRIGERATOR TRUE GDM-06-HC—TLS01 115 VAC 1 2.OA 5-15P NA 137 1 F'REAL MILK SHAKES HENRY'S FOODS, INC FRLB4/11-CSGF-X1-FRRL 120 VAC 1 15A NA NA ITEM QUANTITY SUPPLIED BY: INSTALLED BY: NUMBER KKC GC CK GC K101 1 1 K102 0 1 K103 1 1 K104 2 2 K105 1 1 K106 1 1 KRISPY KRUNCY EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE ITEM DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER: MODEL NO: VOLTAGE: PHASE AMPERAGE NEMA PLUMBING I REMARKS / NOTES: PLUG rn M O O N t0 H Q. N W u0i � c O 2 U_ A W N U U) O Z INFINITY INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [q: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 SINGLE DOOR REFRIGERATOR TRUE TS-23-HS 115V/60HZ 1 2.2A #5-15P NA SINGLE DOOR FREEZER TRUE TS-23F-HS 115V/60HZ 1 3:07:00 AM #5-15P NA Client Name and Address PEC 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 3350 5 PAN HOT FOOD CASE AMERICAN FOOD SERVICE CO. HFC-5 120V/60HZ 1 50A #5-15P NA 75 LB. GAS FRYER IMPERIAL IFS-75 NA MANUAL COUNTER CONVECTION OVEN CADCO XAF-133 208-240V 11.25A #6-15P DOUBLE DOOR FREEZER TRUE T-35F-HC 115V/60HZ 1 9.6A #5-15P NA 77 ti * •; No1 4i/y E OF ' : �� N co M z _j Q Cd 2 F_ z J W W J D m J J W Q y N LO t° a m md z d ro o m a � Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 Date 05/03/2019 E Q — 1 0 Scale 1 AS NOTED E EQUIPMENT PLAN SCALIIAL , 0„ MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS: PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 SUBMITTALS A. PRODUCT DATA: FOR EACH TYPE OF PRODUCT INDICATED. 1.2 WARRANTY A. WARRANT NEW AND MODIFIED DUCTWORK FOR PERIOD OF ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF JOB, AGAINST NOISE AND VIBRATION UNDER FULL RANGE OF OPERATING CONDITIONS. PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.1 METAL DUCTS A.CONTINUOUS HOT -DIP MILL GALVANIZED. MINIMUM COATING OF G60, LOCK -FORMING QUALITY STEEL SHEETS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM A653. B. GAUGES: SHEET METAL GAUGE AS SPECIFIED IN SMACNA - HVAC DUCT CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS BUT NOT LESS THAN THE FOLLOWING: 1. RECTANGULAR DUCT: 26 GAUGE FOR ALL SIZES. 2. ROUND DUCT: PRIME GRADE STEEL SHEET. a. 14 INCH DIAMETER AND SMALLER: 26 GAUGE. b. 15 INCH DIAMETER THRU 26 INCH DIAMETER: 24 GAUGE. C.ROUND DUCT SHALL BE SPIRAL SEAM WHERE EXPOSED AND NOT INSULATED. IN ALL OTHER AREAS SPIRAL OR LONGITUDINAL SHALL BE USED. 2.2 TURNING VANES A.MANUFACTURED TURNING VANES FOR METAL DUCTS: CURVED BLADES OF GALVANIZED SHEET STEEL: SUPPORT WITH BARS PERPENDICULAR TO BLADES SET; SET INTO VANE RUNNERS SUITABLE FOR DUCT MOUNTING. B. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: COMPLY WITH SMACNA "HVAC DUCT CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS - METAL AND FLEXIBLE": FIGURES 4-3 "VANES AND VANE RUNNERS," 4-4, "VANE SUPPORT IN ELBOWS." C.VANE CONSTRUCTION: SINGLE WALL 2.3 SEALANT AND GASKET A.GENERAL SEALANT AND GASKET REQUIREMENTS: SURFACE -BURNING CHARACTERISTICS FOR SEALANTS AND GASKETS SHALL BE A MAXIMUM FLAME -SPREAD INDEX OF 25 AND A MAXIMUM SMOKE- DEVELOPED INDEX OF 50 WHEN TESTED ACCORDING TO UL 723; CERTIFIED BY AN NRTL. 2.4 HANGERS AND SUPPORTS A. HANGER RODS: CADMIUM -PLATED STEEL RODS AND NUTS. B. STRAP AND ROD SIZES: COMPLY WITH SMACNA'S "HVAC DUCT CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS - METAL AND FLEXIBLE" TABLE 5-1." RECTANGULAR DUCT HANGERS MINIM SIZE." AND TABLE 5-2 "MINIMUM HANGER SIZES FOR ROUND DUCT." C. STEEL CABLES FOR GALVANIZED STEEL DUCTS: GALVANIZED STEEL COMPLYING WITH ASTM A 603. D. STEEL CABLE END CONNECTIONS: CADMIUM PLATED STEEL ASSEMBLIES WITH BRACKETS, SWIVEL, AND BOLTS DESIGNED FOR DUCT HANGER SERVICE; WITH AN AUTOMATIC -LOCKING AND CLAMPING DEVICE. E. DUCT ATTACHMENTS: SHEET METAL SCREWS, BLIND RIVETS, OR SELF -TAPPING METAL SCREWS; COMPATIBLE WITH DUCT MATERIALS. 2.5 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT A. PROVIDE EQUIPMENT INDICATED ON DRAWINGS. B. PRODUCTS REQUIRING ELECTRICAL CONNECTION: LISTED AND CLASSIFIED BY UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES, INCORPORATED, AND ACCEPTABLE TO THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION AS SUITABLE FOR THE PURPOSE SPECIFIED AND INDICATED. C.OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA: INCLUDE MANUFACTURER'S DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR DATA, AND PARTS LISTING FOR MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT. 2.6 CONTROLS A.PROVIDE COMPLETE CONTROLS SYSTEM INCLUDING STEP-DOWN TRANSFORMERS FOR 24 VAC CONTROL, RELAYS, RELAY BOARDS, RELAY BASES, PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS, THERMOSTATS, TIMERS, SENSORS, INDICATORS, ACTUATORS, AND OTHER NECESSARY DEVICES REQUIRED FOR COMPLETE INSTALLATION INCLUDING ENCLOSURES FOR EQUIPMENT. LOCATIONS AND TYPES OF THERMOSTATS, TIMERS, AND OTHER CONTROLS EQUIPMENT ARE INDICATED ON DRAWINGS. B. POWER SUPPLIES: TRANSFORMERS WITH CLASS 2 CURRENT -LIMITING TYPE OR OVERCURRENT PROTECTION; LIMIT CONNECTED LOADS TO 80 PERCENT OF RATED CAPACITY. DC POWER SUPPLY SHALL MATCH OUTPUT CURRENT AND VOLTAGE REQUIREMENTS AND BE FULL WAVE RECTIFIER TYPE. C.DEVICES 1. TEMPERATURE SENSORS a. ACCURACY: PLUS OR MINUS 0.36 DEG F OR 0.2 PERCENT AT CALIBRATION POINT. MECHANICAL SPECS. (CONT): b. WIRE: TWISTED SHIELDED PAIR - CABLE. c. OUTSIDE AIR SENSORS: WATERTIGHT INLET FITTING, SHIELDED FROM DIRECT SUNLIGHT. 2. PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT a. ELECTRIC, SOLID STATE, MICROCOMPUTER -BASED ROOM THERMOSTAT WITH REMOTE SENSOR. b. AUTOMATIC SWITCHING FROM HEATING TO COOLING. 3. LOW VOLTAGE ON OFF THERMOSTATS a. 24-VAC, BIMETAL -OPERATED, SNAP -ACTING, MERCURY FREE, WITH ANTICIPATION HEATER, SET -POINT ADJUSTMENT, AND 3 DEG F MAXIMUM DIFFERENTIAL. D. LOW VOLTAGE CONTROL WIRING 1. JACKETED, INDIVIDUALLY SHIELDED TWISTED PAIRS OF STRANDED INSULATED TINNED COPPER CONDUCTORS. 2. STRANDED TINNED COPPER DRAIN WIRE. 3. PLENUM -RATED JACKET FOR PLENUM APPLICATIONS. 4. CONDUCTOR SIZES BASED ON 10% MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DROP. 5. MINIMUM WIRE SIZE: 22 AWG, MAXIMUM WIRE SIZE: 14 GAUGE. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.1 GENERAL A. UNLESS OTHERWISE DICTATED BY APPLICABLE CODES OR THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION, ALL MATERIALS WITHIN RETURN AIR PLENUM MUST BE NONCOMBUSTIBLE AND/OR HAVE A FLAME SPREAD INDEX OF NOT MORE THAN 25 AND A SMOKE -DEVELOPED INDEX NOT MORE THAN 50 IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM E 84 TESTING. B. PROTECT WORK, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL TO PREVENT OBSTRUCTION, DAMAGE OR BREAKAGE. CLOSE PIPE OPENINGS WITH CAPS OR PLUGS DURING INSTALLATION. COVER AND PROTECT EQUIPMENT AGAINST DIRT, WATER, CHEMICAL OR MECHANICAL INJURY. AT THE COMPLETION OF WORK, THOROUGHLY CLEAN ALL EQUIPMENT AND DELIVER THE ENTIRE SYSTEM IN AN UNBLEMISHED CONDITION. C. MAKE CHANGES IN PULLEYS, BELTS, DUCTWORK, AND DAMPERS AS REQUIRED FOR CORRECT BALANCE AS RECOMMENDED BY AIR BALANCE AGENCY. D. PROVIDE PENETRATION FIRESTOPPING THAT IS PRODUCED AND INSTALLED TO MAINTAIN ORIGINAL FIRE -RESISTANCE RATING OF CONSTRUCTION PENETRATED. PENETRATION FIRESTOPPING SYSTEMS SHALL BE COMPATIBLE WITH ONE ANOTHER, WITH THE SUBSTRATES FORMING OPENING, AND WITH PENETRATING ITEMS IF ANY. 1. COORDINATE SIZING OF SLEEVES, OPENINGS CORE -DRILLED HOLES, OR CUT OPENINGS TO ACCOMMODATE PENETRATION FIRESTOPPING. 2. INSTALL PENETRATION FIRESTOPPING TO COMPLY WITH MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND PUBLISHED DRAWINGS FOR PRODUCTS AND APPLICATIONS INDICATED. 3.2 DUCT INSTALLATION A. INSTALL DUCTS ACCORDING TO SMACNA STANDARDS. B. PROTECT DUCT INTERIORS FROM MOISTURE, CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS, AND OTHER FOREIGN MATERIALS. C. FABRICATE, ERECT, AND INSTALL DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING PER SMACNA STANDARDS AND THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION. D. MAKE JOINTS AIR TIGHT ON ALL DUCTWORK. SEAL EXHAUST DUCTWORK WITH EXTERIOR SEAL AS REQUIRED TO ASSURE POS'TIVE SEAL. COMPLY WITH SMACNA DUCT CLASS A. E. INSTALL FACTORY FABRICATED FITTINGS FOR CHANGES IN DIRECTION, SIZE, AND SHAPE AND FOR BRANCH CONNECTIONS. 3.3 HANGERS AND SUPPORT INSTALLATION A. COMPLY WITH SMACNA STANDARDS. B. INSTALL HANGERS AND SUPPORTS WITHIN 24" OF EACH ELBOW AND WITH 48" OF EACH BRANCH INTERSECTION. C. DO NOT USE FASTENERS THAT PENETRATE ROOF DECK. 3.4 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT A.INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS. 3.5 CONTROLS A. COORDINATE LOCATION OF THERMOSTATS, HUMIDISTATS, AND OTHER EXPOSED CONTROL SENSORS WITH PLANS AND ROOM DETAILS BEFORE INSTALLATION. B. CONNECT AND CONFIGURE EQUIPMENT AND SOFTWARE TO ACHIEVE SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS. C.LOW VOLTAGE CONTROL WIRING. 1. COMPLY WITH NECA 1. MECHANICAL SPECS. (CONT): 2. COMPLY WITH TIA/EIA-568-B.1. 3. BUNDLE AND HARNESS MULTICONDUCTOR INSTRUMENT CABLE IN PLACE OF SINGLE CABLES WHERE SEVERAL CABLES FOLLOW A COMMON PATH. 4. NUMBER -CODE OR COLOR -CODE CONDUCTORS FOR FUTURE IDENTIFICATION AND SERVICE OF CONTROL SYSTEM, EXCEPT LOCAL INDIVIDUAL ROOM CONTROL CABLES. 5. CONCEAL CABLE, EXCEPT IN MECHANICAL ROOMS AND AREAS WHERE OTHER CONDUIT AND PIPING ARE EXPOSED. 6. INSTALL PLENUM -RATED CABLE IN ENVIRONMENTAL AIR SPACES INCLUDING PLENUM CEILINGS. 7. WIRING WITHIN ENCLOSURES a. BUNDLE, LACE, AND TRAIN CONDUCTORS TO TERMINAL POINTS WITH NO EXCESS. b. INSTALL CONDUCTORS PARALLEL, WITH OR AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SIDES AND BACK OF ENCLOSURE. D. AFTER ELECTRICAL CIRCUITRY HAS BEEN ENERGIZED, START UNITS TO CONFIRM PROPER UNIT OPERATION. REMOVE AND REPLACE MALFUNCTIONING UNITS AND RETEST. E. TEST EACH SYSTEM FOR COMPLIANCE WITH SEQUENCE OF OPERATION. F. OCCUPANCY ADJUSTMENTS, WHEN REQUESTED WITHIN 12 MONTHS OF DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION, PROVIDE ON -SITE ASSISTANCE IN ADJUSTING SYSTEM TO SUIT ACTUAL OCCUPIED CONDITIONS. PROVIDE UP TO THREE VISITS TO PROJECT DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL OCCUPANCY HOURS FOR THIS PURPOSE. 3.6 EQUIPMENT LABEL INSTALLATION A. INSTALL OR PERMANENTLY FASTEN LABELS ON EACH MAJOR ITEM OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT. B. LABEL ACCESS DOORS TO INDICATE THE PURPOSE OF ACCESS DOOR. C.LOCATE EQUIPMENT LABELS WHERE ACCESSIBLE AND VISIBLE. D. WHERE EQUIPMENT, SUCH AS A VAV BOX, IS CONCEALED BY ACCESSIBLE DROP OR LAY -IN CEILINGS OR OTHER ACCESSIBLE BARRIER, ATTACH LABEL TO CEILING GRID OR A VISIBLE LOCATION TO IDENTIFY LOCATION OF HIDDEN EQUIPMENT. 3.7 TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING A. PERFORM TESTING AND BALANCING PROCEDURES ON EACH SYSTEM ACCORDING TO THIS SECTION AND THE PROCEDURES CONTAINED IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: 1. AABGS "NATIONAL STANDARDS FOR TOTAL SYSTEM BALANCE" 2. NEBB'S "PROCEDURAL STANDARDS FOR TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING OF ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS." B. COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS IN ASHRAE 62.1 SECTION 7.2.2 - "AIR BALANCING." C. AIRFLOW VALUES ARE TO BE ADJUSTED TO PLUS OR MINUS 5% OF DESIGN FLOW. D. SET DAMPERS TO FAIL SAFE POSITION BEFORE TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING. E. MARK EQUIPMENT AND BALANCING DEVICES, INCLUDING DAMPER -CONTROL POSITIONS, VALVE POSITION INDICATORS, FAN -SPEED -CONTROL LEVERS, AND SIMILAR CONTROLS AND DEVICES, WITH PAINT OR OTHER SUITABLE, PERMANENT IDENTIFICATION MATERIAL TO SHOW FINAL SETTINGS. F. ADJUST FANS TO DELIVER DESIGN AIRFLOW WITHIN THE DESIGN FAN SPEED LISTED BY FAN MANUFACTURER. G. AFTER TESTING AND BALANCING IS COMPLETE, OPERATE EACH SYSTEM AND RANDOMLY CHECK MEASUREMENTS TO VERIFY THAT THE SYSTEMS ARE OPERATING IN ACCORDING TO THE FINAL TEST AND BALANCE READINGS. 3.8 OPERATION PRIOR TO ACCEPTANCE A. CONTRACTOR MAY OPERATE ANY EQUIPMENT PROVIDED THAT THE OPERATION IS SUPERVISED AND THE CONTRACTOR RETAINS FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROPERLY MAINTAINING EQUIPMENT AND THE FULL MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY REMAINS UNAFFECTED FROM THE TIME OF OWNER'S POSSESSION. GENERAL NOTES: A. PROVIDE ALL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT AND PERFORM ALL LABOR REQUIRED TO INSTALL COMPLETE AND OPERABLE MECHANICAL SYSTEMS AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS, AS SPECIFIED AND AS REQUIRED BY CODE. B. CONTRACT DOCUMENT DRAWINGS FOR MECHANICAL WORK (HVAC, PLUMBING, AND FIRE PROTECTION) ARE DIAGRAMMATIC AND ARE INTENDED TO CONVEY SCOPE AND GENERAL ARRANGEMENT ONLY. C. INSTALL ALL MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND APPURTENANCES IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURERS' RECOMMENDATIONS, CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, AND APPLICABLE CODES AND REGULATIONS. GENERAL NOTES (CONT): D. PROVIDE VIBRATION ISOLATION FOR ALL MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT TO PREVENT 1 RANSMISSION OF VIBRATION TO BUILDING STRUCTURE. E. PROVIDE VIBRATION ISOLATORS FOR ALL PIPING SUPPORTS CONNECTED TO AND WITHIN 50 FEET OF ISOLATED EQUIPMENT (EXCEPT AT BASE ELBOW SUPPORTS AND ANCHOR POINTS) THROUGHOUT MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT ROOMS. DO THE SAME FOR SUPPORTS OF STEAM MAINS WITHIN 50 FEET OF BOILER OR PRESSURE REDUCING VALVES. F. PROVIDE VIBRATION ISOLATORS FOR ALL PIPING SUPPORTS OF STEAM MAINS WITHIN 50 FEET OF BOILERS AND PRESSURE REDUCING VALVES. G. THE LOCATION OF EXISTING UNDERGROUND UTILITIES IS SHOWN IN AN APPROXIMATE WAY ONLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE THE EXACT LOCATION OF ALL EXISTING UTILITIES BEFORE COMMENCING WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY FOR AND REPAIR ALL DAMAGES CAUSED BY FAILURE TO EXACTLY LOCATE AND PRESERVE ANY AND ALL UNDERGROUND UTILITIES UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. H. COORDINATE CONSTRUCTION OF ALL MECHANICAL WORK WITH ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, CIVIL., ELECTRICAL WORK, ETC., SHOWN ON OTHER CONTRACT DOCUMENT DRAWINGS. I. MAINTAIN A MINIMUM OF 6-8" CLEARANCE TO UNDERSIDE OF PIPES, DUCTS, CONDUITS, SUSPENDED EQUIPMENT, ETC.. THROUGHOUT ACCESS ROUTES IN MECHANICAL ROOMS. J. ALL TESTS SHALL BE COMPLETED BEFORE ANY MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT OR PIPING INSULATION IS APPLIED. K. LOCATE ALL TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE, AND FLOW MEASURING DEVICES IN ACCESSIBLE LOCATIONS WITH STRAIGHT SECTION OF PIPE OR DUCT UP- AND DOWNSTREAM AS RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER FOR GOOD ACCURACY. L. TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING AGENCY SHALL BE A MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED AIR BALANCE COUNCIL (AABC) OR THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL BALANCING BUREAU (NEBB). TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING SHALL BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AABC STANDARDS. M. WHERE TWO OR MORE ITEMS OF THE SAME TYPE OF EQUIPMENT ARE REQUIRED, THE PRODUCT OF ONE MANUFACTURER SHALL BE USED. N. REINFORCEMENT, DETAILING, AND PLACEMENT OF CONCRETE SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM 315 AND ACI 318. CONCRETE SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM C94. CONCRETE WORK SHALL CONFORM TO ACI 318, PART ENTITLED "CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS." COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH IN 28 DAYS SHALL BE 3,000 PSI. TOTAL AIR CONTENT OF EXTERIOR CONCRETE SHALL BE BETWEEN 5 AND 7 PERCENT BY VOLUME. SLUMP SHALL BE BETWEEN 3 AND 4 INCHES. CONCRETE SHALL BE CURED FOR 7 DAYS AFTER PLACEMENT. 0. COORDINATE ALL EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS WITH MANUFACTURERS' CERTIFIED DRAWINGS. COORDINATE AND PROVIDE ALL DUCT AND PIPING TRANSITIONS REQUIRED FOR FINAL EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS TO FURNISHED EQUIPMENT. FIELD VERIFY AND COORDINATE ALL. DUCT AND PIPING DIMENSIONS BEFORE FABRICATION. P. ALL CONTROL WIRE AND CONDUIT SHALL COMPLY WITH THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE AND DIVISION 16 OF THE SPECIFICATION. Q. CONCRETE HOUSEKEEPING PADS TO SUIT MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE SIZED AND LOCATED BY THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR. MINIMUM CONCRETE PAD THICKNESS SHALL BE 6 INCHES. PAD SHALL EXTEND BEYOND THE EQUIPMENT A MINIMUM OF 6 INCHES ON EACH SIDE. CONCRETE HOUSEKEEPING PADS SHALL BE PROVIDED BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR. IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE SIZE AND LOCATION OF CONCRETE HOUSEKEEPING PADS WITH GENERAL CONTRACTOR. R. ALL MECHANICAL ROOM DOORS SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 4'-0" WIDE. S. WHERE BEAMS ARE INDICATED TO BE PENETRATED WITH DUCTWORK OR PIPING, COORDINATE DUCTWORK AND PIPING LAYOUT WITH BEAM OPENING SIZE AND OPENING LOCATIONS. COORDINATION SHALL BE DONE PRIOR TO FABRICATION OF DUCTWORK, CUTTING OF PIPING, OR FABRICATION OF BEAMS. T. WHEN MECHANICAL WORK (HVAC, PLUMBING, SHEET METAL, FIRE PROTECTION, ETC.) IS SUBCONTRACTED, IT SHALL BE THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO COORDINATE SUBCONTRACTORS AND THE ASSOCIATED CONTRACTS. WHEN DISCREPANCIES ARISE PERTAINING TO WHICH CONTRACTOR PROVIDES A PARTICULAR ITEM OF THE MECHANICAL CONTRACT OR WHICH CONTRACTOR PROVIDES FINAL CONNECTIONS FOR A PARTICULAR ITEM OF THE MECHANICAL CONTRACT, IT SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR, WHOSE DECISION SHALL BE FINAL. GENERAL NOTES (CONT.): U. THE LOCATIONS OF ALL ITEMS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS OR CALLED FOR IN THE SPECIFICATIONS THAT ARE NOT DEFINITELY FIXED BY DIMENSIONS ARE APPROXIMATE ONLY. THE EXACT LOCATIONS NECESSARY TO SECURE THE BEST CONDITIONS AND RESULTS MUST BE DETERMINED BY THE PROJECT SITE CONDITIONS AND SHALL HAVE THE APPROVAL OF THE ENGINEER BEFORE BEING INSTALLED. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. V. ALL MISCELLANEOUS STEEL REQUIRED TO ENSURE PROPER INSTALLATION AND AS SHOWN IN DETAILS FOR PIPING, DUCTWORK, AND EQUIPMENT (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED) SHALL BE FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR. W. PROVIDE ACCESS PANELS FOR INSTALLATION IN WALLS AND CEILINGS, WHERE REQUIRED, TO SERVICE DAMPERS, VALVES, SMOKE DETECTORS, AND OTHER CONCEALED MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT. ACCESS PANELS SHALL BE TURNED OVER TO GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR INSTALLATION. X. ALL EQUIPMENT, PIPING, DUCTWORK, ETC., SHALL BE SUPPORTED AS DETAILED, SPECIFIED, AND REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A VIBRATION FREE INSTALLATION. Y. ALL DUCTWORK, PIPING AND EQUIPMENT SUPPORTED FROM STRUCTURAL STEEL SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH GENERAL CONTRACTOR. ALL ATTACHMENTS TO STEEL BAR JOISTS, TRUSSES, OR JOIST GIRDERS SHALL BE AT PANEL POINTS. PROVIDE BEAM CLAMPS MEETING MSS STANDARDS. WELDING TO STRUCTURAL MEMBERS SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED. THE USE OF C-CLAMPS SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED. Z. MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT, DUCTWORK, AND PIPING SHALL NOT BE SUPPORTED FROM METAL DECK. AA. ALL ROOF MOUNTED EQUIPMENT CURBS FOR EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BY THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE FURNISHED BY THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR AND INSTALLED BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR. AB. LOCATIONS AND SIZES OF ALL FLOOR, WALL, AND ROOF OPENINGS SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH ALL OTHER TRADES INVOLVED. AC. ALL OPENINGS IN FIRE WALLS DUE TO DUCTWORK, PIPING, CONDUIT, ETC., SHALL BE FIRE STOPPED WITH A PRODUCT SIMILAR TO 3M OR APPROVED EQUAL. AD. ALL AIR CONDITIONING CONDENSATE DRAIN LINES FROM EACH AIR HANDLING UNIT AND ROOFTOP UNIT SHALL BE PIPED FULL SIZE OF THE UNIT DRAIN OUTLET, WITH "P" TRAP, AND PIPED TO NEAREST DRAIN. SEE DETAILS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS OR THE CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS FOR DEPTH OF AIR CONDITIONING CONDENSATE TRAP. AE. REFER TO TYPICAL DETAILS FOR DUCTWORK, PIPING, AND EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION. C o 0 w CU W o 2 U. M w a', U D z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 Rid G �r r - N U 7 �r S OF Arb ", Lm 0 (A Z N It to WO J O I - v6 z a J J = J J } a U a N C� - V u> as W m J = N J " 0 Q N Q N <LO ° W 2 z a ca ca M z 'o s a cn Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 M-001 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED PROVIDE SHEETMETAL SADDLE AND HANGERS TO PREVENT SAGGING. PLENUM -RATED RUBBER/ PLASTIC SUPPORT BANDS SHALL BE ACCEPTABLE. ROUND METAL DUCT OR FLEX DUCT (INSULATED) FOR FLEX DUCT SECURE SA AND RA, TOP AND BOTTOM WITH BAND ON INSIDE LINER AND WITH BAND ON OUTSIDE OF INSULATION F-0" MAX FLEX PLENUM RATED BANDS OR DUCT LENGTH SCREW CLAMPS-TYP TURNING VANES INSULATION DUCT COLLAR 1 TYPICAL DIFFUSER W. �— CEILING DIFFUSER CONNECTION DETAIL SCALE 1 - LOW CLEARANCE N.T.S. PROVIDE SHEET METAL SADDLE AND HANGERS TO PREVENT SAGGING. PLENUM -RATED RUBBER/ PLASTIC SUPPORT BANDS OR THERMAFLEX FLEXFLOW ELBOW 5'-0" MAX FLEX DUCT LENGTH SUPPORT SHALL BE ACCEPTABLE. FOR FLEX DUCT SECURE SA AND RA, TOP AND BOTTOM WITH BAND ON INSIDE FD LINER AND WITH BAND ON OUTSIDE OF INSULATION ROUND METAL DUCT R=D TYPICAL DIFFUSER PLENUM RATED BAND OR SCREW CLAMPS TYPICAL 6' —_ j CEILING DIFFUSER CONNECTION DETAIL SCALE 2 - TYPICAL CLEARANCE N.T.S. 1/4W 4" MINIMUM SUPPLY DUCT 450 CLINCH COLLAR WITH MANUAL DAMPER, LOCKING SUPPLY DUCT U ROUND BRANCH DUCT HAND QUADRANT, AND 2" OJ p BRANCH DUCTWORK STAND-OFF BRACKET ROUND BRANCH DUCT Q j z / Q Q O O ( o RECTANGULAR OR , ,) SQUARE BRANCH DUCT �5a DUCTWORK TRANSITION MANUAL DAMPER WITH MANUAL DAMPER WITH (300 DUCT SLOPE) LOCKING QUADRANT WITH SUPPLY DUCT LOCKING QUADRANT p 2" STAND OFF BRACKET WITH 2" STAND OFF zQ f BRACKET (NO SCOOPS) Q w I RECTANGULAR TO ROUND ROUND TO ROUND RECTANGULAR/SQUARE TO RECTANGULAR/SQUARE TO CONNECTION (PLAN VIEW) CONNECTION RECTANGULAR/SQUARE CONNECTION ROUND CONNECTION PER ROD INSULATION (VAPOR BARRIER TYPE IS REQUIRED FOR LOW TEMPERATURE PIPE) INSULATION (VAPOR BARRIER TYPE IS REQUIRED FOR LOW TEMPERATURE PIPE) INSULATION SHIELD AT HANGER ADJUSTABLE CLEVIS HANGER TYPE 1 IN SPECIFICATIONS ROD INSULATION WELD SADDLE ADJUSTABLE ROLLER HANGER TYPE 44 IN SPECIFICATIONS FIELD WRAPPER 18.00" NIGH 54, (SEE HOOD OPTIONS TABLE) EXHAUST RISER SUPPLY RISER WITH VOLUME DAMPER 23.5% OPEN STAINLESS yq STEEL PERFORATED PANEL 20" CAPTRATE SOLO FILTER WITH HOOK 24" -� 3" INTERNAL STANDOFF 24' NOM. 18" MINIMUM 10' 48.0" MAX GREASE DRAIN WITH REMOVABLE CUP BACKSPLASH 80, H GH X 88.00" LONG 80" 80. q• FRYER 36.0" 2�• GAS CHASE CUTOUT 1/2" (FOR GAS AND POWER LINES) 21" LEFT AND RIGHT VERTICAL END PANELS 27• WITH ADJUSTABLE LEGS EQUIPMENT ELEVATIONS SCALE - KITCHEN HOOD & EXHAUST N.T.S. BRANCH DUCT CONNECTION DETAIL I SCALE 4 N.T.S. 1/2" DIA. HANGER RODS WITH 36" MAX. SPACING ON EACH CHANNEL PROVIDE INSULATION SHIELD AND INSERT FOR ALL PIPING BAND 1 5/8" 12 GAUGE CHANNEL OR 2"x2"x1/4" ANGLE MAXIMUM PIPE/TUBING SUPPORT SPACING (FT) NOM. SIZE THRU 3/4" 1 1-1/4 1-1/2 2 2-1/2 3 4 1 5 1 6 8 10 PIPE 7(FT) 7 7 9 10 11 12 14 16 17 19 22 TUBING 5 (FT) 6 7 8 8 9 10 12 13 14 16 - (SIDE VIEW) TRAPEZE HANGER FOR UP TO 1000 LB. UNIFORM LOAD PIPE HANGERS DETAIL I SCALE 5 N.T.S. NOTES: 1. ALL THERMOSTATS SHALL BE INSTALLED AT 42" AFF STRUCTURAL. DECK UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. 2. MAINTAIN 16" FROM ADJACENT EXTERIOR WALLS. CEILING HEIGHT WHERE INSTALLATION IS REQUIRED ON EXTERIOR WALL, PROVIDE INSULATED MOUNTING PAD FOR BASE INTERIOR WALL PLATE. 3. REFRAIN FROM INSTALLING THERMOSTAT NEAR ANY HEATING OR COOLING SOURCES; SUCH AS EQUIPMENT, WINDOWS, OR UNDER SUPPLY DIFFUSERS. TRADITIONAL MOUNTING HEIGHT 4. ENSURE THERMOSTAT IS INSTALLED IN CORRECT ORIENTATION AND ACCORDING TO ALL ADA COMPLIANT MANUFACTURER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. MOUNTING HEIGHT 5. COORDINATE FINAL LOCATION WITH IN FIELD CONDITIONS, MAINTAIN CLEARANCE FROM NEARBY SWITCHES AND OTHER DEVICES AS NEEDED. FINISHED FLOOR THERMOSTAT MOUNTING DETAIL SCALEN.T.S. 7 AMM 45" 36" r1,� 6' T FRONT SIDE VIEW VIEW EQUIPMENT ELEVATIONS SCALE - FRONT & SIDE N.T.S. EXISTING ROOF CAP WITH BIRDSCREEN 12" MIN, ROOF CURB WITH FLASHING AND CANT STRIP FLEX CONNECTION BACKDRAFT DAMPER SUPPORT FROM STRUCTURE ABOVE, MINIMUM OR 4 STEEL ALL -THREAD RODS ACOUSTICALLY INSULATED HOUSING EXHAUST FAN INTEGRAL EXHAUST GRILLE CEILING MOUNTED EXHAUST FAN DETAIL SCALE 3 N.T.S. NOTES: 1. SEE SMACNA STANDARDS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS. 2. NOT MORE THAN ONE TRANSVERSE JOINT BETWEEN HANGERS. AIR FLOW SEAL JOINT WITH E-PDXY AND DUCT TAPE 1-1/2"- 26 GAUGESTRAP, 8 FT GALV. SHEET. METAL STRAP SUPPORT PER SMACNA. GLASS FIBER DUCTWORK MIN. 1", 22 GA. GALV. SHT. MTL. STRAP, 8 FT O.C. MAX 1"X3"X1" CHANNEL. INSULATED FLEX. DUCTWORK SEAL JOINT WITH EPDXY AND DUCT TAPE INSULATED TAKE -OFF INSULATE -� TOP OF ALL AIR TERMINALS ADAPTER AS REQUIRED RADIANT DAMPER DIFFUSER FIBERGLASS DUCT HANGER DETAILS I SCALEN.T.S. 6 X" (SEE CHART) CONNECT TO STRUCTURAL PER MFGR'S RECOMMENDATIONS ROOF MEMBRANE METAL ROOF DECKING STEEL JOIST CONDENSING UNIT INSULATE ENTIRE LENGTH OF SUCTION PIPING WITH 1" CLOSED CELL INSULATION OUTDOORS. COVER INSULATION WITH ALUMINUM JACKET OR AL CLAD AS MADE BY K-FLEX ROOF MEMBRANE PROVIDE ALUMINUM STAND AND ALL NECESSARY MOUNTING HARDWARE AS MANUFACTURED BY MIAMI TECH INC. MODEL AS14 NOA# 16-060101 FLASHING BY ROOF CONTRACTOR (SEAL WATERTIGHT) r� I SUCTION PIPING INSULATED WITH 3/4" CLOSED CELL INSULATION INDOORS MOUNTED MECHANICAL UNITS WIDTH OF MECHANICAL UNIT (INCHES) MINIMUM CLEARANCE ABOVE SURFACES (INCHES) < 24 14 25 < 36 18 37 < 48 24 49 < 60 30 > 60 48 L_ I CONDENSING UNIT MOUNTING DETAIL SCALE _ 8 N.T.S. DETAILS NOTE: NOT ALL DETAILS ON THIS SHEET MAY APPLY TO THIS PROJECT. REFER TO PROJECT MECHANICAL PLANS FOR DETAILS APPLICABLE TO THIS PROJECT. o 0 m � LU N � o o UL A w a', U 1n 0 z qw INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [fJ: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 RICHAR MB , P.E. FL `R N .. 7 067 �. ,. r fc Date J v LO Cn Cn M J H W J W � J a. �J m a J J U) 2 Q N LO � W w z a R a � Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 M-003 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED WALK -IN - COOLER WAL M N rcx3€ ER CONCRETE FLOOR CH -90" INSULA'I•E D MDP "PL-C" II 9 ow 2 i LLjf � L»ru Igo � 11 WOMENS - TILE FLOOR GYP=96" (F� � 1 1W, I LL �j TILE , T=12o. MENS � - TILE. FLOOR i� IlO A 0 Q 11 L J 1 .i STORAGE TILE j/ ACTa_t . �� — n.. _ Q2 Tr C;;=FICE T€ LE ACT 120„ / r „ T XT 113^A� .......... .... .. .. �.. SCALE MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0" DEMOLITION PLAN KEYED NOTES: OREMOVE EXHAUST FAN: REMOVE EXISTING CEILING MOUNTED EXHAUST FAN. REUSE EXISTING EXHAUST DUCTWORK AND ROOF PENETRETION. ADJUST CONNECTIONS PER NEW EXHAUST FAN LOCATION. REMOVE SUPPLY: REMOVE EXISTING SUPPLY DIFFUSER. REUSE EXISTING BRANCH DUCTWORK. ADJUST CONNECTIONS AS NEEDED PER NEW DIFFUSER LOCATION. OREMOVE RETURN: REMOVE EXISTING RETURN GRILLE. REUSE EXISTING RETURN DUCTWORK. OREMOVE ICE MAKER CONDENSING UNIT: REMOVE EXISTING ICE MAKER CONDENSING UNIT, REUSE EXISTING REFRIGERANT PIPE CHASE. ORELOCATE THERMOSTAT: REMOVE EXISTING THERMOSTAT. SALVAGE AND PROTECT FOR RELOCATION. OEXISTING HVAC UNITS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED ACCESSORIES ARE TO REMAIN. 0) M o C) O :: W 0 F_ m a o LL M 0 z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. 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CONNECT TO EXISTING BRANCH DUCTWORK. MAINTAIN EXISTING VOLUME DAMPER POSITION. SEE DIFFUSER, GRILLE, & REGISTER SCHEDULE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. ONEW SUPPLY: INSTALL NEW SUPPLY DIFFUSER. CONNECT TO EXISTING BRANCH DUCTWORK. ADJUST VOLUME DAMPER TO PROVIDE AIRFLOW INDICATED IN TAG. SEE DIFFUSER, GRILLE, & REGISTER SCHEDULE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. ORELOCATED THERMOSTAT: REINSTALL EXISTING THERMOSTAT. CLEAN TO LIKE NEW CONDITION. SEE THERMOSTAT MOUNTING DETAIL FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. ONEW EXHAUST HOOD: INSTALL NEW EXHAUST HOOD ABOVE FRYER. CONNECT 10"0 EXHAUST DUCT TO EXHAUST FAN LOCATED ON EXTERIOR WALL. CONNECT 8"0 SUPPLY DUCT TO NEAREST EXISTING SUPPLY DUCT, PROVIDE 100 CFM TO EXHAUST HOOD. PROVIDE PROVIDE 12"0 MAKEUP AIR DUCT, CONNECT TO MAKE UP AIR UNIT OUTSIDE. SEE CAPTIVEAIRE'S DETAILS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. ONEW EXHAUST FAN: INSTALL NEW EXHAUST FAN ON ROOF, ENSURE EXHAUST DISCHARGE OPENING LOCATED NOT LESS THAN 40" ABOVE ROOF SURFACE. CONNECT 10" EXHAUST DUCT TO KITHEN HOOD TO EXHAUST 900 CFM. MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE MINIMUM CLEARENCE FROM ANY FRESH AIR INTAKE IS 10'. SEE CAPTIVENRE'S DETAILS KEF-1 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. ONEW MAKEUP AIR UNIT: INSTALL NEW MAKEUP AIR UNIT ON ROOF. MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE MINIMUM CLEARENCE FROM ANY VENT, OR EXHAUST TERMINATION POINT IS 10'. CONNECT 12"0 MAKEUP AIR DUCT TO SUPPLY 765 CFM OUTSIDE AIR TO EXHAUST HOOD IN KITCHEN. SEE CAPTIVEAIRE'S DETAILS KSF-1 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. SCALE MECHANICAL PROPOSED PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0" ODIFFUSER LOCATION: SUPPLY DIFFUSERS SHALL NOT BE PLACED WITHIN 10 FEET OF THE EXHAUST HOOD. 10 NEW ICE MAKER CONDENSING UNIT: INSTALL NEW ICE MAKER CONDENSING UNIT ON ROOF. CONNECT 3/8" LIQUID, AND 5/8" VAPOR LINES TO INDOOR UNIT. REUSE EXISTING REFRIGERANT PIPE CHASE. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. SEE ICE MAKER CONDENSING UNIT SCHEDULE CU-1&2 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. 11 SUPPLY DUCT: CONNECT 8" SUPPLY DUCT TO NEAREST EXISTING SUPPLY MAIN TO PROVIDE 100 CFM CONDITIONED AIR TO KITCHEN HOOD. 12 DOOR UNDERCUT: PROVIDE 1" DOOR UNDERCUT. � o O m � F- d a N I o O U 6 z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 or Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 RI KIMBA , P.E. G. No 67 JU Date 00 W N 0 Cf)M a J OLL he v? J J az W J � IL J �o Va vJ m z J a y N V Q c C � W ca M z 1 d d o a = cn Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 W200 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY REFER TO SEPARATE PERMIT CAPTIVE -AIR (OR EQUAL) EXHAUST FAN, HOOD, AND MAKE UP AIR UNIT PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION unnn rATFf)PL1A1rTnAT EXHAUST PLENUM HOOD CONFIG. HOOD TAG MODEL LENGTH COOKING MUA CFM AC CFM HOOD TOTAL RISER(S) END TO WIDTH LENG. HEIGHT DIA. CFM VEL. S.P. NO. TEMP. EXH. CFM CONSTRUCTION END ROW 5424 430 SS 1 4' 6" Dee 900 4" 10" 900 1650 -0.551" 765 300 ALONE ALONE ND-2-ACPSP-F Where Exposed unnn rArFnRuATrnAT PATENT NUMBERS AC-PSP (United States) - US Patent 7963830 B2 AC-PSP Wall (Canada) - CA Patent 2820509 AC-PSP Island (Canada) - CA Patent 2520330 _ FILTER(S) LIGHT(S) UTILITY CABINET(S) FIRE HOOD HOOD TAG WIRE FIRE SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SWITCHES SYSTEM HANGING TYPE SIZE MODEL # QUANTITY NO. TYPE QTY. HEIGHT LENGTH EFFICIENCY @ 7 MICRONS QTY. TYPE GUARD LOCATION SIZE PIPING WGHT 1 Captrate Solo Filter 3 20" 16" 85% See Filter Spec. 2 L55 Series E26 NO Right 12"x54"x24" Electric Wet 3.0 DCV-1111 1 Light YES 618 Chemical 1 Fan LBS unnn nPTTnAT.C' HOOD NO. TAG OPTION FIELD WRAPPER 18.00" High Front, Left, Right BACKSPLASH 80.00" High X 66.00" Long 430 SS Vertical RISER SENSOR INSTALL 61N PLEN 1 LEFT VERTICAL END PANEL 27" Top Width, 21" Bottom Width, 80" High Insulated 430 SS RIGHT VERTICAL END PANEL 27" Top Width, 21" Bottom Width, 80" High Insulated 430 SS PF PFnRATF. n gTTPPr.Y Pr.T+ Arrrj offq ) HOOD NO. TAG POS. LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT TYPE RISER(S) WIDTH LENG. DIA. CFM S.P. MUA 12" 28" 765 0.176" 1 Front 66" 24" 6" AC 1 8" 16" 300 0.082" GREASE DUCT & CHIMNEY SPECIFICATIONS: PROVIDE GREASE DUCT EQUAL TO CAPTIVEAIRE SYSTEMS MODEL "DW" ROUND 20 GAUGE 430 STAINLESS STEEL DUCTWORK. MODEL "DW" IS LISTED TO UL-1978 AND IS INSTALLED USING "V" CLAMP LOCKING CONNECTIONS SEALED WITH 3M FIRE BARRIER 2000 PLUS. MODEL "DW" DOES NOT REQUIRE WELDING PROVIDING IT HAS BEEN INSTALLED PER THE MANUFACTURES INSTALLATION GUIDE. PROVIDE RATED ACCESS DOORS AT EVERY CHANGE IN DIRECTION AND EVERY 12, ON CENTER. PER MANUFACTURES LISTING MODEL "DW" HORIZONTAL RUNS LESS THAN 75 FT. CAN BE SLOPED 1/16" PER 12"1 HORIZONTAL RUNS MORE THAN 75 FT. CAN BE SLOPED 3/16" PER 12". DUCT SHOULD BE SLOPED AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE TO REDUCE THE CHANCE OF GREASE ACCUMULATION IN HORIZONTAL RUNS. IF THE DUCT OR CHIMNEY IS WITHIN 18 INCHES OF COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL, PROVIDE UL-2221 OR UL-103 HT LISTED DOUBLE WALL GREASE DUCT OR DOUBLE WALL CHIMNEY EQUAL TO CAPTIVEAIRE SYSTEMS MODEL "DW- 2R, 2R TYPE HT, 3R, OR 3Z" ROUND 20 GAUGE 430 STAINLESS INNER DUCT INSULATED WITH A 24 GAUGE 430 STAINLESS OUTER SHELL. CAPTIVEAIRE SYSTEMS RECOMMENDS THE USE OF LISTED, PRE -FABRICATED ROUND GREASE EXHAUST DUCT TO REDUCE STATIC PRESSURE IN THE SYSTEM, MINIMIZE INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION TIMES, AND ENSURE DUCT IS LIQUID TIGHT VERIFY CEILING HEIGHT HEIGHT REQUIRED TO VERIFY THAT HOOD FITS SPACE AND TO SIZE THE ENCLOSURE PANELS HVAC DISTRIBUTION NOTE HIGH VELOCITY DIFFUSERS OR HVAC RETURNS SHOULD NOT BE PLACED WITHIN TEN (10) FEET OF THE EXHAUST HOOD. PERFORATED DIFFUSERS ARE RECOMMENDED. CUSTOMER APPROVAL TO MANUFACTURE: Approved as Noted ❑ Approved with NO Exception Taken ❑ Revise and Resubmit ❑ SIGNATURE Your Title Date 54" 24" 3" SPECIFICATION: CAPTRATE GAASE-STOP SOLa FILTER THE CAPTRATE GREASE -STOP SOLO FILTER IS A SINGLE -STAGE FILTER FEATURING A UNIQUE S-BAFFLE DESIGN IN CONJUNCTION WITH A SLOTTED REAR BAFFLE DESIGN, TO DELIVER EXCEPTIONAL FILTRATION EFFICIENCY. FILTER IS STAINLESS STEEL CONSTRUCTION, AND SIZED TO FIT INTO STANDARD 2-INCH DEEP HOOD CHANNEL(S). UNITS SHALL INCLUDE STAINLESS STEEL HANDLES AND A FASTENING DEVICE TO SECURE THE TWO COMPONENTS WHEN ASSEMBLED. GREASE EXTRACTION EFFICIENCY PERFORMANCE SHALL REMOVE AT LEAST 75% OF GREASE PARTICLES FIVE MICRONS IN SIZE, AND 85% GREASE PARTICLES SEVEN MICRONS IN SIZE AND LARGER, WITH A CORRESPONDING PRESSURE DROP NOT TO EXCEED 1.0 INCHES OF WATER GAUGE. THE CAPTRATE GREASE -STOP SOLO WAS TESTED TO ASTM STANDARD ASTM F2519-05. EFFICIENCY VS. PARTICLE DIAMETER PRESSURE DROP VS. FLOW RATE ton 3.501 80 Z L 60 w 40 LJ U 20 0 0.1 1.0 10.0 PARTICLE DIAMETER (um) CAPTRATE FILTERS ARE BUILT IN COMPLIANCE WITH:. NFPA #96 NSF STANDARD #2 UL STANDARD #1046 INT. MECH. CODE (IMC) ULC-S649 U.L. Listed L55 Series E26 Canopy Light Fixture - Temp Assembly 16" 6"Nom./4' 6.00"OD 5'-6.00" Overall LE PLAN VIEW — Hood #1 4' 6.00 LONG 5424ND-2—ACPSP—F ACPSP ships loose for field installation 1/2"- 13 TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMU-A' STEEL HEX NUTS 1/2" GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL FLAT WASHER 1/2"- 13 TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMUTA] STEEL ALL -THREAD 1/2"- 13 TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMUM; STEEL HEX NUT 1/2" GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL FLAT WASHER ,.o0 0.50 0A0 L 0 500 100E 150n FLOW RATE (cfm) \w\ BUIIT N Y� IN i ACCORDANCE N7TH NFPA C fSTLO HOOD CORNER HANGING ANGLE AIRDWARE BY INSTALLER) HOOD CORNER HANGING ANGLE (WEIGHT BEARING ANCHOR POINT FOR HOOD) 1/2" GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL FLAT WASHER 1/2"- 13 TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL HEX NUTS ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS HANGING ANGLE MUST BE SUPPORTED WITH 1/2" - 13 TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) ALL -THREAD. SANDWICH HANGING ANGLES AND CEILING ANCHOR POINTS WITH 1/2" GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL FLAT WASHERS AND 1/2" - 13 TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) HEX NUTS AS SHOWN. MUST USE DOUBLED HEX NUT CONFIGURATION BENEATH HOOD HANGING ANGLES AND ABOVE CEILING ANCHORS. MAINTAIN 1/4" OF EXPOSED THREADS BENEATH BOTTOM HEX NUT. TORQUE ALL HEX NUTS TO 57 FT-LBS. 1/2" -13 TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL HEX NUTS 1/2" GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL FLAT WASHER 1/2"- 13 TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL ALL -THREAD 1/2"-13TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL HEX NUT 1/2" GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL ' FLAT WASHER FULLLENGTH HANGING ANGLE (HARDWARE BY INSTALLER) FULL LENGTH HANGING AN( (WEIGHT BEA ANCHOR POII FOR HOOD) 112" GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) ST FLAT WASHEI 1/2"- 13 TPI GRADE 5 (MIN...._._ STEEL HEX NUT ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS HANGING ANGLE MUST BE SUPPORTED WITH 1/2" - 13 TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) AL.I.-THREAD. SANDWICH HANGING ANGLES AND CEILING ANCHOR POINTS WITH 1/2" GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL FLAT WASHERS AND 1/2" - 13 TPI GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) HEX NUTS AS SHOWN. MUST USE DOUBLED HEX NUT CONFIGURATION ABOVE CEILING ANCHORS. SINGLE HEX NUT BENEATH HANGING ANGLE IS ACCEPTABLE FOR FULL LENGTH HANGING ANGLES. MAINTAIN 1/4" OF EXPOSED THREADS BENEATH BOTTOM HEX NUT. TORQUE ALL HEX NUTS TO 57 FT-LBS. REVISIONS 3=tlg WN 0 IdIft E U 1cc �> I� a ��U\\ V I� CD I J_ ' I I I Q W w 0 I rn I � N rn �C 00 t0 00 � co v d � cn W p„ w E o co t0 M J u_ f6 cu I— O N f0 O N O) r` O (v _rn LO 0 0 2 4-0 ^o i W I W L U DATE: DWG.#: DRAWN BY: SCALE: 3/4" = 1'—on MASTER DRAWING rn M O 0 � � f- �' N a. co W -a O u N w Z INFINITY ENGINEERING GRO-UP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [fl: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 FOR REFERENCE ONLY LJ Q LG Own\ Z Z a P. 04 caLO Ch M �aaM J vi �Xa �C J W W J co a aJa m Q � Z a=o W N a tV LO CO X 0 O c (o E E U z M z iu a� LL o. r rn SHEET NO. 1 Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 Date 05/03/2019 MC-00 Scale e AS NOTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY REFER TO SEPARATE PERMIT CAPTIVE -AIR (OR EQUAL) EXHAUST FAN, HOOD, AND MAKE UP AIR UNIT PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REVISIONS DESCRIPTION DATE: SUPPLY PLENUM L55 SERIES E26 CANOPY LIGHT FIXTURE - 1/2" - 13 TPI HANGING ANGLE HIGH TEMP ASSEMBLY, INCLUDES CLEAR THERMAL GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) (HARDWARE BY INSTALLER) AND SHOCK RESISTANT GLOBE (L55 FIXTURE) 0 STEEL HEX NUTS 1/2" GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL FLAT WASHER FIELD WRAPPER 18.00" HIGH 1/2"- 13 TPI (SEE HOOD OPTIONS TABLE) GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) 54" AMN STEEL ALL -THREAD NM 1/2"EXHAUST RISER AftGRA13 E 5 ( E GRAD(MINIMUM) SUPPLY RISER WITH STEEL HEX NUT SUPPLY PLENUM tS HANGING ANGLE HANGING ANGLE VOLUME DAMPER 112" GRADE 5 (WEIGHT BEARING I (MINIMUM) STEEL ANCHOR POINT E HOOD T LE FLAT WASHER FOR SUPPLY 23.5% OPEN STAINLESS 0) U PLENUM) 3/4,STEEL PERFORATED PANEL I 'a>—. 1/2" GRADE 5 20" CAPTRATE SOLO (MINIMUM) STEEL FILTER WITH HOOK N C3 FLAT WASHER ' I 1/2" - 13 TPI 3" INTERNAL STANDOFF 24" —� I I ?�, @ GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) F24'N'OM. I co STEEL HEX NUT 18„ I' J ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS I I Q IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY W OF THE ARCHITECT/OWNER TO C� HANGING ANGLE MUST BE SUPPORTED WITH 1/2" - 13 TPI GRADE 5 ENSURE THAT THE HOOD CLEARANCE rn (MINIMUM) ALL -THREAD. SANDWICH HANGING ANGLES AND CEILING FROM LIMITED -COMBUSTIBLE ANCHOR POINTS WITH 1/2" GRADE 5 (MINIMUM) STEEL FLAT WASHERS AND COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS I N AND 1/2" - 13 TPI GRADE 5 MINIMUM HEX NUTS AS SHOWN. MUST USE IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH I N (MINIMUM) LOCAL CODE REQUIREMENTS. DOUBLED HEX NUT CONFIGURATION ABOVE CEILING ANCHORS. °r' SINGLE HEX NUT BENEATH HANGING ANGLE IS ACCEPTABLE FOR PSIP HANGING ANGLES. MAINTAIN 1/4" OF EXPOSED THREADS BENEATH BOTTOM HEX NUT. TORQUE ALL HEX NUTS TO 57 FT-LBS. 48.0" MAX v v GREASE DRAIN CO WITH REMOVABLE CUP Co BACKSPLASH 80.0 H GH CC ch X 66.00" LONG G � lL 80" 80" �. o r M a. CO 4 , Cl) CM EQ PME T J tl BY THE S o E _T co F- 0 LO 20" r L4 1/2" U) GAS CHASE CUTOUT U coo (FOR GAS AND POWER LINES) W rn LEFT AND RIGHT VERTICAL END PANELS 27„ 0 WITH ADJUSTABLE LEGS SECTION VIEW — MODEL 5424ND-2 ACPSP—F CD HOOD — 1 It Fire System In rmation — J 3 7 16 —i j'Rtt� F4II R�1 jllg JOB 3572163 - Circle K - Exhaust Hood �.�,�. �..i..,. JOB 3572163 - Circle K - Exhaust Hood DRAWING NUMBER EXH3572163-1 SHIP DATE 101512016 MODEL DRAWING NUMBER A3572163-2 SHIP DATE 101W.018 MODEL At—= Installed Options (ATTENTION ELECTRICIAN( Installed Ootbns DROP FOR DISCONNECT CONNECTION IS FACTORY SUPPLIED CONNECT POWER TO THE DROP PWM Fire S stem Parts List KeyGR MOTOR oRD _ �— CR R. MOTOR RU RU PWM CONTROL � � � —. 1 CONTROL 1 ECPM03 FROM O — — -- 'REMOVE ORANGE JUMPER ECPM03 FOR 230/240V APPLICATIONS SK K ��W1ant�.l _ _ 2 6W=H — — MT_., GR 2 O�" WH&.GR GR SW-01 'REMOVE ORANGE JUMPER Component Identification Og Component Identifcation 3 6"` "'} FOR 2301240V APPLICATIONS 1" jleacrption Location 3 ill pesc»ntion Location 4 PAT-01 Fan Motor [2j 4 SW-01 Mein discorx,ect switch 121 5 5 O MT-01 supply momr [2j O 6 6 T 7 1 B B cu 9 0 X W ,0 10 1 SW-01 Mast disconnect switch I21 Y 12 12 / 1 13 13 U 14 14 DATE: 15 15 x 16 EXHAUST 0.5HP- 1TV0R fLA 16 SUPPLY 1HP-11 1 -1 DWG.#: 17 17 ,B TRICA�IN�ORMAT N 18 Icy DRAWN MOTOA RC�C . 'aN MOT CTR I 1 : TI BY: MOTOR/CTRL MOP: 15A MOTOWCTRL CIRCUIT MOP: 20A 19 19 SCALE: 3/4" = 1'-0" 20 20 DENOT FI LD WIRING NOTES 21 DENOTES INTERNAL WIRING 21 DENOTES INTERNFIELD AL MASTER DRAWING DENOTES INTERNAL WIRING 22 WIRE COLOR WIRE COLOR BK-BLACK YW-YELLOW " BK - BLACK YW-YELLOW BI--BLUE GR. GREEN BL - BLUE GR GREEN BR -BROWN GY-GRAY BR - BROWN GY-GRAY 23.. PR PURPLE 23 :::R .':-r„ __. PR- PURPLE W) RED PK - PINK RD - RED PK - PINK WH - WHITE WH - WHITE SHEET NO. 2 FIRE SYSTEM Tag TYPE SIZE FLOW POINTS INSTALLATION SYSTEM LOCATION ON HOOD NO. 1 Electric Wet Chemical 3.0 2 Fire Cabinet Right Right FIRE SYSTEM NO. TAG KEY NUMBER -PART DESCRIPTION QTY. BY FACTORY QTY. BY DIST. 0 - 0 - 100-BW 2x4 Blank Plate for J-Box 1 0 0 - 0 - 12-F28021-005360 Duct Fire Thermostat. NO, Close on temp rise at 360°F. 1 0 0 - 0 - 59361-1/2 2x4 Extension Ring 1 0 0 - 0 - A0029078 Junction Box for CORE Protection Manual Pull Station. 1.5" Deep Back Box, Blue 1 0 0 - 0 - SLPCON-10FT Supervised Loop Connection Kit. Contains the parts needed to connect the supervised loop between End to End hoods with less than a 9' gap or Back to Back hoods. Kit contains 12 Feet of Black MG wire, 12 Feet of Tan MG wire, 10 1 0 Feet of Flexible Conduit, and two 7/8" connectors. 1 0 - 0 -Tank Strap Tank Strap -used for ANSUL Tanks 1 0 0 - 0 - UCTANKBRACKET Tank Bracket for fire system tank installation in utility cabinets 1 0 1 - 1 - AT - 3.0 TANK(#1 B) - 3.0 Gallon SS Tank (for use with Automan Release, Actuator, or SS Enclosure (UUULC)) Macola # 01-429862 1 0 3 - 3 - ANS-OEM-ELEC-24 REGULATED RELEASE - Ansul Regulated 24V ELECTRICAL Release/Bracket Assembly, OEM, R-102, Cartridge Detection Included, Ansul Part # 437324 1 0 5 - 5 - LIQ-3.0 AGENT - Ansulex Low PH Wet Chemical Agent, 3 Gallon (UL) 79372 0 1 7 - 7 - 101-20 CARTRIDGE -Carbon Dioxide 101-20, 3 Gallon Cartridge (R-102) 0 1 34 - 34 - A0019852 24VDC Single Action Manual Actuation Device (Push/Pull Station) With Protective Cover, One (1) Normally Open Contact 1 0 ADDITIONAL PARTS TO BE DETERMINED... Cn M O O � � W y INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [fJ: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Ce . of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 FOR REFERENCE ONLY _ Date te H Z a1.0 Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 MC — Da05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED V`VT-TATT_C'T WHAT TNTi`f11P1ldTTnl►T FAN DISCHARGE WEIGHT UNIT TAG FAN UNIT MODEL # CFM ESP. RPM H.P. B.H.P. 0 VOLT FLA VELOCITY (LBS.) SONES NO. 1 KEF-1 DU50HFA 900 1.000 1424 0.500 0.3270 1 115 5.6 342 FPM 76 14.4 JVTTA FAN TNFnRAfATTnAT — JnhAA5721 R3 FAN MIN DESIGN WEIGHT UNIT TAG FAN UNIT MODEL # BLOWER HOUSING CFM CFM ESP. RPM H.P. B.H.P. 0 VOLT FLA (LBS) SONES NO. 2 KSF-1 Al-15D 15MF-1-MOD Al 0 765 0.500 1112 1.000 0.2030 1 115 10.2 240 10.3 FA N OPTTnN.4 FAN UNIT NO. TAG OPTION (Qty. - Descr.) 1 KEF-1 1 - Grease Box 1 - Miami Dade Certification - NOA-1 Aluminum Upblast 1 - ECM Wiring Package -Exhaust - PWM Signal from ECPM03 Prewire (NIDEC Motor) 2 KSF-1 1 - ECM Wiring Package -Supply - PWM Signal from ECPM03 Prewire (NIDEC Motor) FAN ArrFgRnRTF.T FAN EXHAUST SUPPLY UNIT TAG NO. GREASE GRAVITY WALL SIDE GRAVITY MOTORIZED WALL CUP DAMPER MOUNT DISCHARGE DAMPER DAMPER MOUNT 1 KEF-1 YES 2 KSF-1 !`TTT?R d-C-CTi'MPT_TFi'Z NO. TAG WEIGHT ITEM SIZE FAN 1 #1 KEF-1 60 LBS Curb 19.500"W x 19.500"L x 26.000"H Vented Hinged 16 Gauge 2 # 2 KSF-1 29 LBS Curb 21.000"W x 21.000T x 20.000"H FAN #1 DU50HFA - EXHAUST FAN (KEF-1) DUCTWORK BETWEEN EXHAUST RISER ON HOOD AND FAN (BY OTHERS) rr wrr rr�rr�_ FOR REFERENCE ONLY REFER TO SEPARATE PERMIT CAPTIVE -AIR (OR EQUAL) EXHAUST FAN, HOOD, AND MAKE UP AIR UNIT PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CUD NATERW ErHN&LM=315ASTt'fL AIM PA' TIM 4F a 16 6A SM &+Dade WM Mwkw Up-lolnst Fans ran Motu 11* tlpproFal k fa the tTfnciinl apadq tot igct F�p� d tllr altletr MuF9 atrlpl B to rot Ndutle Rn)r Mwtr taldrLiL w prt Z Tom hm tan rot bw 1d teotM flop' Hhl ftm bb Tat pr Rw* " to Cole, TASMfI fAl~M 3 Tu M to omoPtto 10 Pa* Illft Cat tut p wbW TM11% TAB, TAM 4 TatM flit rou Yoiilp 1jjt Wodh I-, Iwo mtta S TatM wMe• IYA-lot Carttir No��o�tt nuiu' ATI-�Ri3 1/4�-14 tX ' ATO EN am ZSTRa �VaSPACED 'VF y KIM o dedLLrtCof)ners NtY>L k% F 4' TIE an MAD TYPE. AH.E Ftit F K= IYiESS1iEi 4W / -LTq PSF LMIIE NL>StE NO RLSLSTMR INSTALLATION FASTENER TYPES Wood (SG = 0.42 Concrete (2600 psi Fan To Curb Min.) Steel (12 Gauge Min.) Min. Cracked Concrete) 5/16'-18 x 2" Self Drilling 3/8" Dia. Zinc Plated 1/4"-14 Dril-Flex Self Drilling 3/8" Dia. SS Hilti Kwik Fastener Screw (ELCO DRIL-FLEX Lag Bolt Screw golf TZ Expansion OR BETTER) Anchor Minimum Thread N/A 2-1/2" 12 Gauge 2" Penetration Minimum Edge Distance NIA 1 1/2" 3/8" 3" Minimum End Distance N/A 2-518" 3/8" 3" Minimum Spacing N/A 1-1/2" 3/4" 5-1/2" INSTALLATION FASTENER QTY Cwb to Fan (Rod) Curb to Fan (Wall) Wood (Roof) Wood (Wall) Steel (Root) Steel (Wall) Concrete (Root) Conaete (Wall) Fan Model Per Side To -I Per Side Total Per Side Total Per Side Total Per Side Total Per Side Total Per Side Total Per Side Total DU50 3 12 3 12 3 12 3 12 4 16 4 16 3 12 3 12 VENTED CURB Miami -Dade County - Curb o nstallatidn Guide u I T Miami -Dade Count - Wall ur ns a a on o Guide ME FAN #2 Ai-15D - SUPPLY FAN (KSF-1) 1. UNTEMPERED SUPPLY UNIT WITH 15" DIRECT DRIVE FAN IN SIZE #1 HOUSING 2. INTAKE HOOD WITH EZ FILTERS 3. DOWN DISCHARGE - AIR FLOW RIGHT -> LEFT 4. ECM WIRING PACKAGE FOR SUPPLY MOTORS WITH PWM SIGNAL FROM ECPM03 PREWIRE. NOTE: SUPPLY DUCT MUST BE INSTALLED TO MEET SMACNA STANDARDS. A MINIMUM STRAIGHT DUCT LENGTH MUST BE MAINTAINED DOWNSTREAM OF UNIT DISCHARGE UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. DO NOT RELY ON UNIT TO SUPPORT DUCT IN ANY WAY. FAILURE TO PROPERLY SIZE DUCTWORK MAY CAUSE SYSTEM EFFECTS AND REDUCE PERFORMANCE OF THE EQUIPMENT. SUGGESTED STRAIGHT DUCT SIZE IS 14" x 14" x 48" LONG. BLOWI-- - DIRECT DRIVE CONSTRUCTION (NO BELTS/PULLEYS) Izzz— - ROOF MOUNTED FANS - RESTAURANT MODEL - UL705 AND UL762 AND ULC-S645 1. - VARIABLE SPEED CONTROL 16 GAUGE STEEL /sTEo - INTERNAL WIRING CONSTRUCTION - WEATHERPROOF DISCONNECT 3 - THERMAL OVERLOAD PROTECTION (SINGLE PHASE) - HIGH HEAT OPERATION 300"F (149"C) 3" FLANGE - GREASE CLASSIFICATION TESTING NORMAL TEMPERATURE TEST / EXHAUST FAN MUST OPERATE CONTINUOUSLY /` ROOF OPENING 2 WHILE EXHAUSTING AIR AT 300"F (149°C) \ 19 DIMENSIONS UNTIL ALL FAN PARTS HAVE REACHED 19 THERMAL EQUILIBRIUM, AND WITHOUT ANY DETERIORATING EFFECTS TO THE FAN WHICH WOULD CAUSE UNSAFE OPERATION. ABNORMAL FLARE-UP TEST PITCHED CURBS ARE AVAILABLE on EXHAUST FAN MUST OPERATE CONT INUOUSLY FOR PITCHED ROOFS. WHILE EXHAUSTING BURNING GREASE VAPORS 0o AT 600"F (316"C) FOR A PERIOD OF SPECIFY PITCH: 12" 15 MINUTES WITHOUT THE FAN BECOMING EXAMPLE: 7/12 PITCH = 30° SLOPE DAMAGED TO ANY EXTENT THAT COULD CAUSE AN UNSAFE CONDITION. OPTIONS GREASE BOX. MIAMI DADE CERTIFICATION - NOA-1 ALUMINUM UPBLAST. ECM WIRING PACKAGE -EXHAUST - PWM SIGNAL FROM ECPM03 PREWIRE (NIDEC MOTOR). LIFTING LUG 20" EQUIPMENT CURB �l ---- 21" 1 ROOF OPENING 2" SMALLER THAN CURB DIMENSION. 0" 0° SPECIFY PITCH: 12" EXAMPLE: 7/12 PITCH = 30° SLOPE PITCHED CURBS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PITCHED ROOFS. vWIRING 32 1 /8" AIRFLOW SERVICE DISCONNECT 29 3/4" SWITCH I BLOWER/MOTOR ACCESS DOOR 24" SERVICE 48" ' MINIMUM STRAIGHT DUCT 21" 14" ---I 76 1 /2" AIRFLOW REVISIONS `yi•�IiI 3 O E I cc 8 c� U �I I U 113 00 J W O N I 0 Ln N N 00 rn v et et 4f) v C M co IL w E o r 45It (M to 1 M M J LL cl a E 1c F- 0 to a) rn v m 0 W tv rn 0 (D rn to 0 CU X W L A DATE: DWG.#: DRAWN BY: SCALE: 3/4" = 1 R-0" MASTER DRAWING rn M o 0 � fY d a N o LL w U U) ( i rr i i i i - 0 Z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [fJ: 813.4-45.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 FOR REFERENCE ONLY LJaLV t1>'� H 0 Z Z N oc LO M CV) J a a J LL X k J W W W 0 W W > a V m V Q \ Q ZWO Q c CD W \ E z a z U. o a t (n SHEET NO. 3 "Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 Date 05/03/2019 MC-003 Scale L AS NOTED A rRal r�ll�l�'ll■ �®!� FOR REFERENCE ONLY REFER TO SEPARATE PERMIT CAPTIVE -AIR (OR EQUAL) EXHAUST FAN, HOOD, AND MAKE UP AIR UNIT PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION GREASE DUCT & CHIMNEY SPECIFICATIONS: PROVIDE GREASE DUCT EQUAL TO CAPTIVEAIRE SYSTEMS MODEL 11DW" ROUND 20 GAUGE 430 STAINLESS STEEL DUCTWORK. MODEL 11DW11 IS LISTED TO UL-1978 AND IS INSTALLED USING "V" CLAMP LOCKING CONNECTIONS SEALED WITH 3M FIRE BARRIER 2000 PLUS. MODEL 11DW11 DOES NOT REQUIRE WELDING PROVIDING IT HAS BEEN INSTALLED PER THE MANUFACTURES INSTALLATION GUIDE. PROVIDE RATED ACCESS DOORS AT EVERY CHANGE IN DIRECTION AND EVERY 12, ON CENTER. PER MANUFACTURES LISTING MODEL "DW" HORIZONTAL RUNS LESS THAN 75 FT. CAN BE SLOPED 1/16" PER 12"1 HORIZONTAL RUNS MORE THAN 75 FT. CAN BE SLOPED 3/16" PER 12". DUCT SHOULD BE SLOPED AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE TO REDUCE THE CHANCE OF GREASE ACCUMULATION IN HORIZONTAL RUNS. IF THE DUCT OR CHIMNEY IS WITHIN 18 INCHES OF COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL, PROVIDE UL-2221 OR UL-103 HT LISTED DOUBLE WALL GREASE DUCT OR DOUBLE WALL CHIMNEY EQUAL TO CAPTIVEAIRE SYSTEMS MODEL "DW- 2R, 2R TYPE HT, 3R, OR 3Z" ROUND 20 GAUGE 430 STAINLESS INNER DUCT INSULATED WITH A 24 GAUGE 430 STAINLESS OUTER SHELL. CUSTOMER APPROVAL TO MANUFACTURE: Approved as Noted Approved with NO Exception Taken Revise and Resubmit SIGNATURE Your Title Date JOB NO 3572163 s 3 4 CONTROL PANEL TO FIRE SYSTEM PULL S STATION e CONTROL PANEL J3 TO MASTER CORE BOARD. 10 INTERLOCK NETWORK CONTROL PANEL® » TO MASTER CORE PANEL S 13 14 17 m H m a ffi 23 s► NUMBER DCV-1111 ME Circle K - Exhaust Hood PULL STATION MS-011 MANUAL ACTUATION LOOP/ REMOTE FM SYSTEM Loop. Micro SW MWIple -, acalc0on Psa5lble. f� Ks`PIa manual eauaaan PaeYble. _ A Rug WnperwM wires hom pl�tbPMaW tram pin2 to rAUX01 pb3 in"on J10, remove Ure iumparaeW wee intlis aup'UP ealeed Mua bop. MexwwIM MS4)lis optblW la are AdjeeeDl eye"m MWa k. A—x ylaedotl (AUX-01)' I Wa. Au1 f Avs a.dR�ax Law1 coRE woven n eacn mwMM aCNallm bop bramwawa-ectNetbn. See MAD-01 ctxtE aaa.gewnane:nanwbn. � rie. Lin CAT-5 CONNECTION ADDITIONAL DEVICES MAY BE INUNE. PLACE END OF LINE PLUG IN EMPTY JACK PN: EOL120A UNLESS VFD, PCU, OR OTHER COMPONENT IN SERIE SHEIDED TWISTED PAIR - WIRE TO LIKE TERMINALS IN ALL CORE PANELS THAT MUST ACTIVATE TOGETHER SET MASTER & SLAVE DIP SWITCHES PER CORE MANUAL. a- MASTER CORE 10 HIGH TEMP GASKET IS SEAL THE FAN TO THE TRANSITION PLATE. VENTED CURB ROOF TERMINATION. LISTED Demand Control Ventilation Hood Control Panel Specifications: - Controls shall be listed by ETL (UL 508A) and shall comply with demand ventilation system BY +�, DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION: turndown requirements outlined in IECC 403.2.8 (2015). INSTALL OemBnd Contra Venflabon, wI control b I Exhaust Fan, 1 SgVty Fen, Exhaust on in Fee. Llphla wt In Mrs. Fans roWulab baeW on duct tenpenMa. INVERTER DUTY on 3 PHASE MOTOR REOUIREO FOR USE WITHVFD. Roan Wn,..trxe eellsor shipped bow fa smi Insumison.Vedly dlebnee betwwn VFD and Malor, adatxnsi coil owb appty N distance azceede 50 feet. ;aD,B ECP#1-5 - The control enclosure shall be NEMA 1 rated and listed for installation inside of the exhaust hood utility cabinet. The control enclosure may be constructed of stainless steel or painted steel. - Temperature probe(s) located in the exhaust duct riser(s) shall be constructed of stainless steel. A digital controller shall be provided to activate the hood exhaust fans dynamically based on a fixed differential between the ambient and duct temperatures sensors. This function shall meet the requirements of IMC 507.1.1. A digital controller shall provide adjustable hysteresis settings to prevent cycling of the fans after the cooking appliances have been turned off and/or the heat in the exhaust system is reduced. A digital controller shall provide an adjustable minimum fan run-time setting to prevent fan cycling. Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) shall be provided for fans as required. The digital controller shall modulate the VFDs between a minimum setpoint and a maximum setpoint on demand. The duct temperature sensor input(s) to the digital controller shall be used to calculate the speed reference signal. The VFD speed range of operation shall be from 0% to 100% for the system, with the actual minimum speed set as required to meet minimum ventilation requirements. An internal algorithm to the digital controller shall modulate supply fan VFD speed proportional to all exhaust fans that are located in the same fan group as the supply fan. The system shall operate in PREP MODE during light cooking load or COOL DOWN MODE when sufficient heat remains underneath the hood system after cooking operations have completed. Operation during either of these periods will disable the supply fans and provide an exhaust fan speed that is equal to the minimum ventilation requirement. - A digital controller shall disable the supply fan(s), activate the exhaust fan(s), activate the appliance shunt trip, and disable an electric gas valve automatically when fire condition is detected on a covered hood. A digital controller shall allow for external BMS fan control via Dry Contact (external control shall not override fan operation logic as required by code). - An LCD interface shall be provided with the following features: a. On/Off push button fan & light switch activation b. Integrated gas valve reset for electronic gas valves (no reset relay required) c. VFD Fault display with audible & visual alarm notification d. Duct temperature sensor failure detection with audible & visual alarm notification e. Mis-wired duct temperature sensor detection with audible & visual alarm notification f. A single low voltage Cat-5 RJ45 wiring connection g. An energy savings indicator that utilizes measured kWh from the VFDs ANAUJ I t-AN. HE INNER DUCT IS FULLY WELDED TO HE TRANSITION PLATE, ALL WELDS ARE YE TESTED. ECURED TO THE URB BY OTHER. rk ROOM TEMPERATURE SENSOR INTERFACE Sequence of Operations: The hood control panel is capable of operating in one or more of the following states at any given time: - Automatic: The system operates based on the differential between room temperature and the temperature at the hood cavity or exhaust duct collar. Fans activate at a configurable temperature differential threshold. Depending on the job configuration each fan zone can be configured as static or dynamic. These terms refer to whether a variable motor (such as EC Motors or VFD driven motors) modulate with temperature. If the panel is equipped with variable speed fans and the zone is defined as "dynamic", these will modulate within a user -defined range based on the temperature differential. Panels equipped with variable speed fans and a fan zone defined as "static", fans will run at a set speed calculated for the drive. Demand control ventilation systems are capable of modulating exhaust and make up air fan speeds per the requirements outlined in IECC 403.2.8. - Manual: The system operates based on human input from an HMI. - Schedule: A weekly schedule can be set to run fans for a specified period throughout the day. There are three occupied times per day to allow for the user to set up a time that is suitable to their needs. Any time that is within the defined occupied time, the system will run at modulation mode and follow the fan procedure algorithm based on temperature during this time. During unoccupied time, the system will have an extra offset to prevent unintended activation of the system during a time where the system is not being occupied. - Other: The system cperates based on the input from an external source (DDC, BMS or hard -wired interlock) �s�lf 0ail L3 r CL IIM r I a r� rrrr rrr C I c I C u r I c C C �a ' e C a = 0 ci a 0 0 m .r V) — m 0 a) rn 0 a) 0 rn LO v _0 0 TO -6-0 /C0 CV X W i U DATE: DWG.#: DRAWN BY: SCALE: 3/4" = 1'-0" MASTER DRAWING rn CM CD In 0 M W ai a y 0 o Of/1 a- Z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 FOR REFERENCE ONLY Date r_ Z Z N = cM M �aa LL J a�a J W W J = W ca. o aJa V m 0 Q N Z a W = o N a Q Lo =v0 0 X M W z .2 a� a LL o a r w SHEET NO. 4 'Project No. Sheet ` 140-88.00 Date 05/03/2019 MC-004 Scale AS NOTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY 51TVf'1FPDT/1AT DA/aYAl�TP — T.al.lt?IC79!!.s? NO. TAG PACKAGE # LOCATION SWITCHES OPTION FANS CONTROLLED LOCATION QUANTITY FAN TAG TYPE 4) 1 H.P. I VOLT FLA 1 DCV-1111 Utility Cabinet Right 04 - Utility Cabinet Right 1 Light 1 Fan Smart Controls DCV KEF-1 Exhaust 1 0.500 115 5.6 Hood # 1 KSF-1 Supply 1 1.000 115 10.2 ry Wired Connection to Cellular Kit ' CASlink Monitor and Control Hood control panel to support communications to cloud -based Building Management System. - Hood Control Panel to allow cloud -based Building Management System to monitor real time parameters outlined as MONITOR in the points list. - Hood Control Panel to allow cloud -based Building Management System to Control parameters outlined as CONTROL in the points list. - Hood control panel to allow remote changes to system setting such as: VFD Frequencies, ECM speeds, temperature set points, fan and wash schedules, etc MONITORING AND CONTROL POINTS LIST DCV Packages Function Room Temperature MONITOR Duct Temperature(s) MONITOR MUA Discharge Temperature MONITOR Kitchen RTU Discharge Temperature MONITOR Fan Speed MONITOR Fan Amperage MONITOR Fan Power MONITOR VFD Faults MONITOR Controller Faults MONITOR Fan Faults MONITOR Fan Status MONITOR PCU Faults MONITOR PCU Filter Clog Percentages MONITOR Fire Condition MONITOR CORE Fire System MONITOR Building Pressures MONITOR Prep Time Button MONITOR & CONTROL Fans Button MONITOR & CONTROL Lights Button MONITOR & CONTROL Wash Button MONITOR & CONTROL SC Packages Function Room Temperature(s) MONITOR Duct Temperature(s) MONITOR MUA Discharge Temperature MONITOR Kitchen RTU Discharge Temperature MONITOR Controller Faults MONITOR Fan Faults MONITOR Fan Status MONITOR PCU Faults MONITOR PCU Filter Clog Percentages MONITOR Fire Condition MONITOR CORE Fire System MONITOR Building Pressures MONITOR Fans Button(s) MONITOR & CONTROL Lights Buttons) MONITOR & CONTROL Wash Button MONITOR & CONTROL UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE, ALL FACTORY AC WIRING 16 AWG. ALL FACTORY DC WIRING 18 AWG. 1 J9 120V tBK — CONTROL INPUT 120V H1=LINE, 00 — N1=NEUTRAL, 15A m BREAKER. DO NOT 3 CONNECTTO + 24SHUNT TRIPDC 2 — BREAKER. SEE PS-01INSTALLATIONC SCHEMATIC FOR ADDITIONAL REQ. PANEL LID ll Gl R —®— — 21 2 = 0 3 4 1 /:�� Y) •7:[[• es.� •iVft• rely. . 14M R)•�s. •Y7:• (H1f/ M3 7 MAKE UP AIR INTERLOCK. R 8 • • J10 ECPM03 9 0 AR1 C:0 JUMPER FIRE SYSTEM -<H1 N1 SF1 VVH EF1 PANEL LING SK F EF1 SECONDARY PANEL C ING IF NECESSARY FACTORY WIRING SCHEMATIC CIRCUIT BOARDS ECPM03 DCV Rev. 2.09.00 HMI Rev. 2.09.00 i'MAC 24 = RELAY RELAY COOLWM®Ne COMO WM® COMPONENT LIST IABEL DESCRIPTION ST-X Starter PN:— CA Conbda PN:varba SMX VFD PN: varies LR-X Uniaload Reads PN:rabs LEGEND oO� FACTORY Wfg4G3 BIaBACK Yyv yBiow BL-aLE GY-(LEY fit-BTiOWN PR-PUBLE vas 0; s;..:-r "zF RD-REDIM11TE GLft-taRM ORBL-OPALSIRPE B RD-B+RDSTFIPE RD13f4ROQ4STRPE WFLBL-wHei-sLRPE DrrenaConbi vmtm ion, 4 trd t 1 Exl—t Fan, 1 Supply Fan, Exhaua min Fre, Ughb mt n Flre, Faas modulete based on ,kxA 1pereAae. INVERTER DUTY 3 PHASE MOTOR REWIRED FOR USE WITH VFD. Rain bnpaabtre aerm shipped! loose be brfield V abt.Vrayelshnm meen VFD andMolpiredditionei mat mesa apply n Aasnm eaeeda w reel 11,011110 NO ECP #1-2 1 REFER TO SEPARATE PERMIT CAPTIVE -AIR (OR EQUAL) EXHAUST FAN, HOOD, AND MAKE UP AIR UNIT PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ECPM03 a Previous EOL 3 JS NOTE: Configure ECPM03 for CORE MASTER CORE A am" 10►� NOTE: IF VFD HAS !PH 240V INPUT, USE Ll & L2 ONLY IF VFD HAS IPH 120V INPUT. USE Lt & N ONLY. FACTORY WIRING SCHEMATIC CIRCUIT BOARDS ECPM03 DCV Rev. 2.09.00 HMI Rev. 2.09.00 *RA- z SAC 24 PN:vaxa DL-x oyedpad PN.-ts CA CnnlacMr PN:— P3-1 Power Sup. 24VDC PN-MDP1&24AIC RAx 12DV Relay DPDT Pr+,4.1+c Gies o RD x 24VDC Light Relay PN 34 r1em66o TS-x Duce Themes t t PN.AK*,P POT4'-EXPL WA 63.3% I61.8% 79.1% f IRJC-x RJ45 to Twist. Pair PN RAS MODBUS CONY COMA CASU kMODULE COMM01. CEL-1 Cellular Module PN:NNG-25MTC6200 — LEGEND FACTORYWIRING WEIUICK YW-YELUDN Col B.UE GY- GREY BR -BROWN PR-PUFVLE PO RED DRY CONTACTS (SHOWN DE -ENERGIZED) W'VHTE GR'GREEN ORBL-ONBLSTRPE B/RD-B IMSTRPE R "ll. RI GN STRIPE WHIM-WFiBLSTPPE 14 AWG RA-2-1 — JOB NAME it 1111111119M FIRE DCV-1111 14 AWG RA-2-2 Oemard Control V-111.6 n, W — ,zn Tor 1 Exhaust Fan. 1 Supply _ Fan, E.Muat on In Fre, Lights out YW h Fire. Fans modulate based m duct tempemlum. INVERTER DUTY 3 PHASE MOTOR REQUIRED FOR USE WITH VFD. Roan Wr parature senses iihippad I— to said nstalkbm.Verly astatce between VFD and Mies, additions cost Gould apply it dime w"c"do 50 feet. tt1N19 NO ECP#1-1 J 1 2 RD 18 3 � Ro RD 4 .RD BR 17BR Fre elay 5 RD R K FIRE IN ICATOR pp n1 16AWG PN: 1606-XLP-60EQ Adjust power supply to 2.7.5 Volts with an accurate Digital Volt Meter or with an HMI PSM-2 MOWplugged into the CORE ooard. PCB-2 BR haperitwae vaWe 141 J3-8 �-------- suPerviaon switch b used J46 BK 1 J3-5 1 PK RD It RD 24Y DC L J3-11 6 Prime / Reset R GS-1 ... �eaef�_.14-9GASC INRSW,...,.,..w•fi2ai•re"-"-_...._,.. 13-9 7 RD SW�BR J412 8 Relay 9 J9 To Building File Alarm 0 L1 Panel L2 -- FIRE ALARM SYSTEM DRY CONTACTS. Temniels ALI & AL2 make in FIRE. (I + R J1-1 S AMPFUSE 0 DISCONNECT J1 24 VOLT BATTERY PACK FOR SHIPMENT 11 A-2 G H I FACTORY WIRING SCHEMATIC ATTENTION: LOW -VOLTAGE DC OR SIGNALING WIRE SHOULD CORE FIRE BE ROUTED IN SEPARATE CONDUIT FROM ALL AC SOURCES. PROTECTION FS-1: MASTER g��A�x RR0.0.xx T2b4AC 24V6G` RELAY RELAY No CcamOL® PC CaL OOM® DIPS • t h Master CORE eel DI SW 8 to CLOSED J3-7 _.. ._. MECH.LFAS SOLENOID#1 J3-10 J2_1 H ----.— HIGH TEMP WIRE F), red f SLPCON-xFT required for ell all J2-2 K —• — — Supervseo Loop caking In anted with e tNlod. N doer wkkg shall be PN: FIRE STAT SUPERVISED LOOP 632OUL. Said -or akmar. Factory May be mixed factory and field wiring. See Fire Stet nxxmlm hood senors wtlI be Irlste,atbn Schematic. Mdtipb Ne sensors terminated at function box on top d poasitao. �� hood. J2-3 — -� Fre Stat I RD J24 •----� J10-1 RD — — — — — MS-01 Was I AU2 nl adjamm Maslen CORE panion. M each of a :nenual activation loop for sknhAtacacus altivation. J10-2 — — — — AU1/AU2 wit have mntimity for 10 seconds d adjacent parxhl Micro SW MANUAL ACTUATION LOOP /REMOTE FIRE SYSTEM goes Into fire condition. scavabng this CORE Panel W LOOP. abok,gfaa resetaftr10neronde. Multiple manual eco+etkn poeabb.NOTE' A Plug jumper with wires from Pint to pare and from pint bent �Ad_j.. AU1/AU2 terminals d CORE Panel should rot be pin3 atroWd be mounted on AD lt mere Is nn manual Panell wkod into its own manual activation bop. (CORE actuation device and m mia0switch. J10-3 — — — I Ackdoll � J704 --— CAT5WIRIN (W/tyl— RONLY) FIEDWMED IFREMOIE FREw1RE ECPMO3 PUT END OF LINE PLUG IN EMPTY RJ45 UNLESS PCU AFM OR OTHER COMPONENT IN SERIES. SHIELDED TWISTED PAIR J7-2 RS-4B6 CORE INTERLOCK NETWORK. Connection to omen CORE Panels a Commuracaim J7-3 RD Module. See Instoeabon Schematic for Connection. r JOB NO rODEL NUMBER ISM B I��I•� I DESCRIPTION OF OPERA] ION: l I DCV-1111 INSTALL Darond Contrtl Va Watlan, cal smbd fur 1 Exf.uat Fan, 1 Supply Fan, Exhaua m n Fire, Lights M b Fire. Fns rnoAAaa based w duct tampiall, INVERTER DUTY 3572163 3 PHASE MOTOR REOUIRED FOR USE WITH VFD. Rain bmpas� asraa shpped boas for sae neWm---mi ify dance b.*Xen VFD a. Mies: additional mat NAME w� m,le.pply"dixt .xo9ede5ofaet Circle K -Exhaust Hood +Rnn+a 1 BREAKER PANEL TO PRIMARY CONTROL PANEL Responsibility: Electrician 3 BREAKER SIZE SHOWN IS THE MAXIMUM ALLOWED _ R P PRI CONTROLPA BREAKER IPH t2ov — — — — — — — 5 15A _ _ CONTROL POWER. DO NOT WIRE TO GFCI OR SHUNT TRIP BREAKER. e 1ST HOOD LIGHT BREAKER SHARED W/ CONTROL POWER SWITCH •1 7 BREAKER PANEL TO FANS e Responsibility: Electrician BREAKER PANEL FANS BREAKER IPH _ 10 115V _ _ _ _ _ _ — — — — — — — _POWERTO — ECM FANS MCA: TOA KEF-1 _ MOCP: 15A It _ _ _ _ _ _ — — (7 0 _ _ BREAKERIPH TO u 115V _POWER ECM FANS MCA: 120A — — — — KSF-1 _ MOCP: 20A 13 114 CONTROL PANEL TO FANS id Responsibility: Electrician _ PRIMARY P FANS ;d FEED STP THROUGH INNER _ PWM COOLING TUBE. RD TO RD i7 ALLOW FOR ENOUGH SLACK ON STP NIDEC MOTOR SPEED SIGNAL FOR PROPER HINGING. BK TO GR ECM-01 NOTE: PWM SIGNAL IS POLARITY TELCO MOTOR — CONTROL SENSITIVE. OUTDOOR RATED BK TO YW PANEL TO ECM SHIELDED TWISTED PAIR %li _ _ _1JJN — — . KEF1 ECM-01 » FAN: 01 FEED STP THROUGH INNER 30 pyy,v, COOLING TUBE. ALLOW FOR ENOUGH SLACK ON STP RD TO RD NIDEC MOTOR SPEED SIGNAL FOR PROPER HINGING. BK TO GR ECM-02 NOTE: PWM SIGNAL IS POLARITY TELCO MOTOR SENSITIVE. BK TO YW CONTROL PANEL TO ECM OUTDOOR RATED r_ S+IELDED TWISTED PAIR KSF-1 ECM-02 --Aa FAN: 02 23 7 CONTROL PANEL �. KSF-1 ECM-02 -�" SUPPLY FAN INTERLOCK MUST HAV1.1 METAL CONDUIT. WIRE TO PROVIDED CONDUIT DROP. NOT REQUIRED FOR ALL UNITS. SEE MAKE-UP AIR SCHEMATIC. CONTROL PANEL TO ACCESSORY ITEMS Responsibility: Electrician CONTROL P T CONTROL PANEL ALL SWITCHES FACTORY WIREDSWITCHES FACTORY WIRED TO J4 CATS CONNECTIONLJI SWITCHES HOOD CONTROL PANEL — — — — BLACK To — — — — ——�H.�TF.' HOOD LIGHTS — — — — — GREEN 1400 W MAX WIRE TO J-BOX ON TOP OF HOOD COMM ROUTER CAT-5 ETHERNET CONNECTION— — CONTROLPANELffl TO Lr WIREDIRECTLYTOCOMMUNICATION WORLD WIDE MODULE. NET REQUIRES 1) DHCP 2) WEB UDP PORT 1444 & 1"5 OPEN FOR OUTBOUND TRAFFIC ONLY. CONTROL PANEL — — — — — — — TO WISE TO ffN� BaT2A D. IN�T� KITCHEN TEMP ROOM TEMP SENSOR IN ROOM AWAY FROM HEAT SENSOR SOURCES. DO NOT INSTALL SENSOR ON THE CEILING GRID, SEE MANUAL CONTROL PANEL TO FACTORY WIREDU 1 CAPTURE VOLUME SENSOR. MOUNTED IN HOOD CAPTURE CAPTUREI SENSOR VOLUME. CONTROL PANEL — — — — — — ——�T—�c.LtrJ�—� TO WIRE TO CONTROL BOARD — HOOD t PSP SENSOR SENSOR MOUNTED IN SUPPLY PLENUM. PSP TEMP CONTROL PANEL — — — — -- — — TO WIRE TO WNTROL BOARD HOOD 1 AGPSP SENSOR SENSOR MOUNTED IN AC PLENUM. AC TEMP THE FOLLOWING CONNECTIONS MAY OR MAY NOT BE REQUIRED BASED ON JOBSITE SPECIFICATIONS —HQZT(�U TT C01 SHU COIL CONTROL PANEL — — SIGNALFOR NELTRAL�Of�LHUNT I EXTERNAL ST TERMINAL IS ENERGIZED SHUNT TRIP IN FIRE CONDITION. CONTROL PANEL — — — — —CTMM — DRY CONTACT— OWOFF WITH _ _ _ _ —C�,M SUPPLY FAN N — GROUP 1 SPARE CONTACTS WILL MAKE COMMON TO NORMALLY OPEN WHEN SUPPLY FAN IS ON. — — — — — — « TO SMS DCV SPEED i 0-10V OUTPUT — — — — — — — p WIRE TO ECPM03 TERMINALS. CONFIGURABLE OUTPUT. (TOTAL) SEE ECPPA03 OWNERS MANUAL. BMS BMGS SW^TCH CONTROL PANEL — — -- — — — v1 TO — — -- — — EXTERNAL SIGNAL SWITCH THROUGH BMS WILL ACTIVATE ZONE1 FANS AND SWITCH LIGHTS CONTROL PANEL TO CORE SYSTEM Responsibility: ALARM CONTACTOR CONTROLNCOMPONENT BUILDING ALARM PANEL CONTROL PANEL J9 FIRE INPUT • SIGNAL FOR — BUILDING FIRE ALARM (F1L�S Cie LRii ZeUIC PANEL BOARD. ALI WILL MAKE AL2 IN FIRE CONDITION. BUILDING CONTROL PANEL ALARM PANEL SIGNAL FOR — — — BUILDING — TROUBLE N—ORt�q� R1 LELAF�Of7TACTb"W(LLYOS ALARM MAKE TBC TO TBL IN TROUBLE CONDITION. PANEL TO CORE SYSTEM CONTROL Responsibility: CORE CERTIFIED INSTALLER CONTROLPANEL FIRE STATS HER FS-01 3ED LOOP CONTROL PANEL May be mixed factory and fold wkkg. See TO DUCT Ir.hlalbn Schemaec Multpla fro sensors possible. Fire filet MOUNTED FIRE HIGH TEMP WIRE (M2 F), PN: SLPCON-xFT DETECTION required for all Supervised Loop wiring in contact I with a hood. N od.r winng shall be PN: 632DUL STAT(S) Belden a sim0ar. �il ~W,C3jl, — — — — — — — Fire sral m :U1 WI �+ position. Slave CORE with address 1 set 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DIP SW 6to CLOSED position. All other CORES set DI SW 8 OPEN. FIRE INDICATOR FAULT CONDITION FLAS:1 CODES 2 Release Solenoid 3 Gas Cylinder 4 Auxiliary Fault 5 Micromntroller Fault 6 N/A 7 Supervised Loop 8 Ground Fault 9 Surfactant Low 10 Battery Voltage Low 11 AC Power Failure 12 Door Tamper Switch 13 WA 14 CORE interlock Network 15 Fault on Hood in Interlock Network 16 Fault on PCU in Interlock Network PCS-2 CORE PCB PN:PCBCGRE-PPP PS1A-2 CORE POWERSUPFLY Fft.IMXLP-SAE WS. Watersda,m PN:suies LT-06 24V Red Ion. LqN PN:PNL-17831)Uft LL-01 S.a. Lam Sateen PN:Aos10 AA-01 Adele Hann PN:SCE120IA3FP18 Mot Pr:narReset PN: W-F2X11 SW-M Te per SwiRh PREZ-2R01-A2 SPA Sudalant Pump PN:5DD008D5 GV-1 24v DC Ga Valve PN:hsdas FS-X% NxARe Sam PN:12J2s021-0W3B0 LT-05 24V YLW ku. Ugh PN:PNL-II83a11' PS-01 Ramie PLLAN PN:ST,- 2431 on RD-XX 24VDC PMmk Relay PNRCIW-240Ci21 GS-1 Gas CyLMa Swech PN WARES — LEGS — FACTURYWIRI NG McACX Yw-YBLOW BL-BLUE GY-GREY BR-BipM1 PR-Pl1FRE IR RD. RED DORY CONTACTS (SHOWN DE-ENGERGIZED) ORBL��ORIBLSTRPIE 1 TROUBLE RELAY. Contact &,& a+RD-BJtDSfRPE kxrtlirtek 78C make R mae I. trouble. Coined TBC & 'tit1C�15ilipE TOK make r the system is ok. .� KW 1 COOKING EQUIPMENT DISABLE RELAY. For UD5 K• Switdn, cake EKC and EKS temar.b to lee ire 1 Iamk.c in panel. — �17 Yw L )KV_1111 1 FIRE SYSTEM DRY CONTACTS. F System et Eleink Wet Firm Chank 1-l.a. Taraull Dry mn.cls will make C2 to AR2 when sYaam b Pretxem System •ropPed Mth pppk�p D�,pp Wazrg CORE CO —11- Imed. bead as a Usbd Relmas M heNem. ImAaIW in Hood Ugly Cam a win n agral txroe we*6* rwr.l. REVISIONS O ' E (D 8 IU I I ' J I ' 00 W O N I � I N N XXXQ� �_ LLit am ob s 00 � W r. c _M t>D a w E O 1 _ H a M co [h C7 J LL C a E UJI cc r a) 7 (D ca N 2 O Q _) Ltd Itr im No RD-18-1 INTERLOCK FOR AUTOMAN ACTNATION Used = for activating 120V automan a adjacent Maas CORE panels during active F Condition.1015018 Ori0 NO ECP#1-3 DWG.#: DRAWN BY: SCALE: 3/4ff = 1 1-0" MASTER DRAWING rn O CD � H 0- in 0 O o LIL .N > U U) :.LO Z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [fJ: 813.445.4211 www.iegToup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 FOR REFERENCE ONLY Date OM% Z 4 04 It N L0 c �aaM LL J a a LU J W LV UJ >J c a Nd o m Q ua Q 0 Z a=o W N m N = 0 a C U 4) E l6 z Z N O N � LL a L fn SHEET NO. 5 Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 Date 05/03/2019 MC-005 Scale L AS NOTED PLUMBING SPECIFICATIONS: PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 SUBMITTALS A. PRODUCT DATA: FOR EACH TYPE OF PRODUCT INDICATED. PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.1 PIPING MATERIALS A. COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS IN "PLUMBING PIPING SCHEDULE" ARTICLE FOR APPLICATIONS OF PIPE, TUBE, AND FITTING MATERIALS, AND FOR JOINING METHODS, INSULATION, AND HANGING REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC SERVICES, SERVICE LOCATIONS, AND PIPE SIZES. 2.2 VALVES A. NSF COMPLIANCE: NSF 61 FOR VALVE MATERIALS FOR POTABLE -WATER SERVICE. B. WATER SHUTOFF SERVICE: TWO-PIECE, FULL PORT, BRASS BALL VALVES WITH BRASS TRIM. C. CHECK VALVES: BRASS SILENT CHECK VALVES WITH NONMETALLIC DISC SUITABLE FOR HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL INSTALLATION. D. FUEL GAS SHUTOFF SERVICE: TWO-PIECE, FULL PORT, BRASS BALL VALVES WITH BRASS TRIM, UL LISTED FOR GAS SERVICE. E. FUEL GAS PRESSURE REGULATORS: COMMERCIAL STYLE REGULATORS WITH INTERNAL PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES. 2.3 HANGERS AND SUPPORTS A. PROVIDE HANGERS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS. B. WALL SUPPORTS 1. PIPING 3" AND SMALLER: STEEL RISER CLAMP. C. VERTICAL SUPPORT: STEEL RISER CLAMP. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.1 PIPING INSTALLATION A. INSTALL ESCUTCHEONS AT EACH WALL, FLOOR, AND CEILING PENETRATION IN EXPOSED FINISHED LOCATIONS AND WITHIN CABINETS AND MILLWORK. USE DEEP PATTERN ESCUTCHEONS WHERE REQUIRED TO CONCEAL PROTRUDING PIPE FITTINGS. B. INSTALL SLEEVES FOR PIPING PENETRATIONS OF WALLS, CEILINGS, AND FLOORS. C.INSTALL SLEEVE SEALS FOR PIPING PENETRATIONS OF CONCRETE WALLS AND SLABS. D. MAKE SOLDERED JOINTS USING LEAD FREE SOLDER AND A NON-CORROSIZE, PASTE -TYPE FLUX. CORE SOLDER IS NOT PERMITTED SOLDER SHALL BE SOLID STRING OR WIRE TYPE. WHERE SOLDERED COPPER PIPING IS CONNECTED TO THREADED BRASS PIPING, USE CAST BRASS ADAPTOR. E. PLACE PLUGS IN ENDS OF UNCOMPLETED PIPING AT END OF EACH DAY OR WHEN WORK STOPS. F. MINIMUM SLOPE OF HORIZONTAL DRAIN PIPING SHALL BE 1/4" PER FOOT FOR PIPING 2-1/2" OR LESS, 1/8" PER FOOT FOR PIPING 3" TO 6", AND 1/16" PER FOOT FOR PIPING 8" OR LARGER. G. MAKE CHANGES IN DIRECTION IN DRAIN PIPING WITH INDIVIDUAL EIGTH BENDS AND WYES. H. QUARTER BENDS, SWEEPS, TEES, AND COMBINATION WYE & EIGTH BEND FITTINGS ARE NOT PERMITTED FOR USE ON DRAIN PIPING. I. EXTEND RIGID GAS PIPING TO EXTERIOR GAS APPLIANCES AND INSTALL SHUTOFF VALVE, DIRT LEG, AND UNION AT EACH APPLIANCE. 3.2 JOINT CONSTRUCTION A. REAM ENDS OF PIPES AND TUBES AND REMOVE BURRS. BEVEL PLAIN ENDS OF STEEL PIPE. B. REMOVE SCALE, SLAG, DIRT, AND DEBRIS FROM INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF PIPES, TUBES, AND FITTINGS BEFORE ASSEMBLY. C. THREADED JOINTS: THREAD PIPE WITH TAPERED PIPE THREADS ACCORDING TO ASME B1.20.1. CUT THREADS FULL AND CLEAN USING SHARP DIES. REAM THREADED PIPE ENDS TO REMOVE BURRS AND RESTORE FULL ID. JOINT PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES AS FOLLOWS: 1. APPLY APPROPRIATE TAPE OR THREAD COMPOUND TO EXTERNAL PIPE THREADS. 2. DAMAGED THREADS: DO NOT USE PIPE OR FITTINGS WITH THREADS THAT ARE CORRODED OR DAMAGED. D. DISSIMILAR -MATERIAL PIPING JOINTS: MAKE JOINTS USING ADAPTERS COMPATIBLE WITH MATERIALS OF BOTH PIPING SYSTEMS. 3.3 HANGERS AND SUPPORT INSTALLATION A. SUPPORT PIPES THROUGHOUT BUILDING, BOTH HORIZONTALLY AND VERTICAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH REQUIREMENTS HEREIN AND AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. DO NOT USE FASTENERS WHICH PENETRATE THE ROOF DECK. B. PROVIDE COPPER PLATED HANGERS AND SUPPORTS FOR UNINSULATED COPPER PIPING. PROVIDE PLASTIC INSERTS FOR UNINSULATED COPPER PIPING PENETRATING METAL STUDS. C. IN AREAS WITHOUT CEILINGS, SECURE INSULATION SHIELDS TO INSULATION WITH PRESSURE SENSITIVE TAPE AT EACH END OF SHIELD. INSTALL HANGERS TO PROVIDE MINIMUM PLUMBING SPECIFICATIONS: '/z" CLEAR SPACE BETWEEN FINISHED COVERING AND ADJACENT WORK. E. PLACE A HANGER WITHIN ONE FOOT OF EACH HORIZONTAL ELBOW. F. SUPPORT VERTICAL PIPE RUNS AT ROOF, AT FLOOR, AND AT MAXIMUM 15-FOOT INTERVALS. G. SPACE SUPPORTS NOT MORE THAN FIVE FEET APART AT VALVES, STRAINERS OR PIPING ACCESSORIES LARGER THAN 2" H. INSTALL LATERAL BRACING WITH PIPE HANGERS AND SUPPORTS TO PREVENT SWAYING. I. INSTALL HANGERS AND SUPPORTS TO ALLOW CONTROLLED THERMAL, AND SEISMIC MOVEMENT OF PIPING SYSTEMS, TO PERMIT FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT BETWEEN PIPE ANCHORS, AND TO FACILITATE ACTION OF EXPANSION JOINTS, EXPANSION LOOPS, EXPANSION BENDS, AND SIMILAR UNITS. J. ADJUSTING 1. HANGER ADJUSTMENTS: ADJUST HANGERS TO DISTRIBUTE LOADS EQUALLY ON ATTACHMENTS AND TO ACHIEVE INDICATED SLOPE OF PIPE. 2. LOAD DISTRIBUTION: ADJUST HANGERS AND SUPPORTS SO THAT PIPING LIVE AND DEAD LOADS AND STRESSES FROM MOVEMENT WILL NOT BE TRANSMITTED TO CONNECTED EQUIPMENT. 3. PIPE SLOPES: ADJUST HANGERS AND SUPPORTS TO PROVIDE INDICATED PIPE SLOPES AND TO NOT EXCEED MAXIMUM PIPE DEFLECTIONS ALLOWED BY ASME B31.9 FOR BUILDING SERVICES PIPING. 4. TRIM EXCESS LENGTH OF CONTINUOUS - THREAD HANGER AND SUPPORT RODS TO 1-1/2". 3.4 PIPE INSULATION INSTALLATION A. INSULATE FITTINGS AND VALVES WITH PREFORMED INSULATION FITTINGS WITH PVC JACKET. 3.5 VALVE AND SPECIALTIES INSTALLATION A. PROVIDE DEEP SEAL P-TRAPS FOR FLOOR DRAINS AND MOP BASINS. B. FOR CLEANOUTS LOCATED IN CONCEALED PIPING, INSTALL CLEANOUT WALL ACCESS COVERS OF TYPES INDICATED, WITH FRAME AND COVER FLUSH WITH FINISHED WALL. C. PROTECT DRAINS DURING CONSTRUCTION PERIOD TO AVOID CLOGGING WITH DIRT OR DEBRIS AND TO PREVENT DAMAGE FROM TRAFFIC OR CONSTRUCTION WORK. GENERAL NOTES: A. PROVIDE ALL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT AND PERFORM ALL LABOR REQUIRED TO INSTALL COMPLETE AND OPERABLE PLUMBING SYSTEMS AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS, AS SPECIFIED AND AS REQUIRED BY CODE. B. CONTRACT DOCUMENT DRAWINGS FOR PLUMBING WORK ARE DIAGRAMMATIC AND ARE INTENDED TO CONVEY SCOPE AND GENERAL ARRANGEMENT ONLY. C. INSTALL ALL PLUMBING EQUIPMENT AND APPURTENANCES IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURERS' RECOMMENDATIONS, CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, AND APPLICABLE CODES AND REGULATIONS. D. PROVIDE VIBRATION ISOLATION FOR ALL PLUMBING EQUIPMENT TO PREVENT TRANSMISSION OF VIBRATION TO BUILDING STRUCTURE. E. PROVIDE VIBRATION ISOLATORS FOR ALL PIPING SUPPORTS CONNECTED TO AND WITHIN 50 FEET OF ISOLATED EQUIPMENT (EXCEPT AT BASE ELBOW SUPPORTS AND ANCHOR POINTS) THROUGHOUT MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT ROOMS. DO THE SAME FOR SUPPORTS OF STEAM MAINS WITHIN 50 FEET OF BOILER OR PRESSURE REDUCING VALVES. F. PROVIDE VIBRATION ISOLATORS FOR ALL PIPING SUPPORTS OF STEAM MAINS WITHIN 50 FEET OF BOILERS AND PRESSURE REDUCING VALVES. G. THE LOCATION OF EXISTING UNDERGROUND UTILITIES IS SHOWN IN AN APPROXIMATE WAY ONLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE THE EXACT LOCATION OF ALL EXISTING UTILITIES BEFORE COMMENCING WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY FOR AND REPAIR ALL DAMAGES CAUSED BY FAILURE TO EXACTLY LOCATE AND PRESERVE ANY AND ALL UNDERGROUND UTILITIES UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. H. COORDINATE CONSTRUCTION OF ALL PLUMBING WORK WITH ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, CIVIL, ELECTRICAL WORK, ETC., SHOWN ON OTHER CONTRACT DOCUMENT DRAWINGS. I. ALL TESTS SHALL BE COMPLETED BEFORE ANY PLUMBING EQUIPMENT OR PIPING INSULATION IS APPLIED. J. LOCATE ALL TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE, AND FLOW MEASURING DEVICES IN ACCESSIBLE LOCATIONS WITH STRAIGHT SECTION OF PIPE AND DOWNSTREAM AS RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER FOR GOOD ACCURACY. GENERAL NOTES (CONT.): K. WHERE TWO OR MORE ITEMS OF THE SAME TYPE OF EQUIPMENT ARE REQUIRED, THE PRODUCT OF ONE MANUFACTURER SHALL BE USED. L. REINFORCEMENT, DETAILING, AND PLACEMENT OF CONCRETE SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM 315 AND ACI 318. CONCRETE SHALL CONFORM TO ASTM C94. CONCRETE WORK SHALL CONFORM TO ACI 318, PART ENTITLED "CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS." COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH IN 28 DAYS SHALL BE 3,000 PSI. TOTAL AIR CONTENT OF EXTERIOR CONCRETE SHALL BE BETWEEN 5 AND 7 PERCENT BY VOLUME. SLUMP SHALL BE BETWEEN 3 AND 4 INCHES. CONCRETE SHALL BE CURED FOR 7 DAYS AFTER PLACEMENT. M. COORDINATE ALL EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS WITH MANUFACTURERS' CERTIFIED DRAWINGS. COORDINATE AND PROVIDE ALL PIPING TRANSITIONS REQUIRED FOR FINAL EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS TO FURNISHED EQUIPMENT. FIELD VERIFY AND COORDINATE ALL PIPING DIMENSIONS BEFORE FABRICATION. N. ALL CONTROL WIRE AND CONDUIT SHALL COMPLY WITH THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE AND DIVISION 16 OF THE SPECIFICATION. O. WHERE BEAMS ARE INDICATED TO BE PENETRATED WITH PIPING, COORDINATE PIPING LAYOUT WITH BEAM OPENING SIZE AND OPENING LOCATIONS. COORDINATION SHALL BE DONE PRIOR TO CUTTING OF PIPING, OR FABRICATION OF BEAMS. P. THE LOCATIONS OF ALL ITEMS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS OR CALLED FOR IN THE SPECIFICATIONS THAT ARE NOT DEFINITELY FIXED BY DIMENSIONS ARE APPROXIMATE ONLY. THE EXACT LOCATIONS NECESSARY TO SECURE THE BEST CONDITIONS AND RESULTS MUST BE DETERMINED BY THE PROJECT SITE CONDITIONS AND SHALL HAVE THE APPROVAL OF THE ENGINEER BEFORE BEING INSTALLED. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. Q. PROVIDE ACCESS PANELS FOR INSTALLATION IN WALLS AND CEILINGS, WHERE REQUIRED, TO SERVICE CONCEALED PLUMBING EQUIPMENT. ACCESS PANELS SHALL BE TURNED OVER TO GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR INSTALLATION. R. ALL EQUIPMENT, PIPING, ETC., SHALL BE SUPPORTED AS DETAILED, SPECIFIED, AND REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A VIBRATION FREE INSTALLATION. S. ALL PIPING AND EQUIPMENT SUPPORTED FROM STRUCTURAL STEEL SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH GENERAL CONTRACTOR. ALL ATTACHMENTS TO STEEL BAR JOISTS, TRUSSES, OR JOIST GIRDERS SHALL BE AT PANEL POINTS. PROVIDE BEAM CLAMPS MEETING MSS STANDARDS. WELDING TO STRUCTURAL MEMBERS SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED. THE USE OF C-CLAMPS SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED. T. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT AND PIPING SHALL NOT BE SUPPORTED FROM METAL DECK. U. LOCATIONS AND SIZES OF ALL FLOOR, WALL, AND ROOF OPENINGS SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH ALL OTHER TRADES INVOLVED. V. ALL OPENINGS IN FIRE WALLS DUE TO PIPING, CONDUIT, ETC., SHALL BE FIRE STOPPED WITH A PRODUCT SIMILAR TO 3M OR APPROVED EQUAL. W. REFER TO TYPICAL DETAILS FOR PIPING AND EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION. PIPING NOTES: A. PROVIDE ALL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT AND PERFORM ALL LABOR REQUIRED TO INSTALL COMPLETE AND OPERABLE PIPING SYSTEMS AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS, AS SPECIFIED AND AS REQUIRED BY CODE. B. ELEVATIONS AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS ARE TO THE CENTERLINE OF ALL PRESSURE PIPING AND TO THE INVERT OF ALL GRAVITY PIPING. C. MAINTAIN A MINIMUM OF 3'6" OF GROUND COVER OVER ALL UNDERGROUND HVAC PIPING. D. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, ALL CHILLED WATER AND HEATING WATER PIPING SHALL BE 3/4 INCH SIZE. E. PROVIDE AN AIR VENT AT THE HIGH POINT OF EACH DROP IN THE HEATING WATER, CHILLED WATER, AND OTHER CLOSED WATER PIPING SYSTEMS. ALL PIPING SHALL GRADE TO LOW POINTS. PROVIDE HOSE END DRAIN VALVES AT THE BOTTOM OF ALL RISERS AND LOW POINTS. F. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, ALL PIPING IS OVERHEAD, TIGHT TO UNDERSIDE OF STRUCTURE OR SLAB, WITH SPACE FOR INSULATION IF REQUIRED. G. INSTALL PIPING SO THAT ALL VALVES, STRAINERS, UNIONS, TRAPS, FLANGES, AND OTHER APPURTENANCES REQUIRING ACCESS ARE ACCESSIBLE. H. ALL VALVES SHALL BE INSTALLED SO THAT VALVE REMAINS IN SERVICE WHEN EQUIPMENT OR PIPING ON EQUIPMENT SIDE OF VALVE IS REMOVED. PIPING NOTES (CONT.): I. ALL BALANCING VALVES AND BUTTERFLY VALVES SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH POSITION INDICATORS AND MAXIMUM ADJUSTABLE STOPS (MEMORY STOPS). J. PROVIDE CHAINWHEEL OPERATORS FOR ALL VALVES IN EQUIPMENT ROOMS MOUNTED GREATER THAN T-0" ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL; CHAIN SHALL EXTEND TO T-0" ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL. K. ALL VALVES (EXCEPT CONTROL VALVES) AND STRAINERS SHALL BE FULL SIZE OF PIPE BEFORE REDUCING SIZE TO MAKE CONNECTIONS TO EQUIPMENT AND CONTROLS. L. UNIONS AND/OR FLANGES SHALL BE INSTALLED AT EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT, IN BYPASSES, AND IN LONG PIPING RUNS (100 FEET OR MORE) TO PERMIT DISASSEMBLY FOR ALTERATION AND REPAIRS. M. PITCH STEAM PIPING DOWNWARD IN THE DIRECTION OF FLOW 1 /4 INCH IN 10 FEET (1 INCH IN 40 FEET) MINIMUM. PITCH ALL STEAM RETURN LINES DOWNWARD IN THE DIRECTION OF CONDENSATE FLOW 12 INCH PER 10 FEET (1 INCH IN 20 FEET) MINIMUM. WHERE LENGTH OF BRANCH LINES ARE LESS THAN 8 FEET, PITCH BRANCH LINES TOWARD MAINS 12 INCH PER FOOT MINIMUM. N. PITCH UP ALL STEAM AND CONDENSATE RUNOUTS TO RISERS AND EQUIPMENT 12 INCH PER FOOT. WHERE THIS PITCH CANNOT BE OBTAINED, RUNOUTS OVER 8 FEET IN LENGTH SHALL BE ONE SIZE LARGER THAN NOTED. O. TAP ALL BRANCH LINES FROM TOP OF STEAM MAINS (45 DEGREES PREFERRED, 90 DEGREES ACCEPTABLE). P. PROVIDE AN END OF MAIN DRIP AT EACH RISE IN THE STEAM MAIN. PROVIDE CONDENSATE DRIPS AT THE BOTTOM OF ALL STEAM RISERS, DOWNFED RUNOUTS TO EQUIPMENT, RADIATORS, ETC., AT END OF -MAINS AND LOW POINTS, AND AHEAD OF ALL PRESSURE REGULATORS, CONTROL VALVES, ISOLATION VALVES, AND EXPANSION JOINTS. Q. ON STRAIGHT STEAM PIPING RUNS WITH NO NATURAL DRAINAGE POINTS, INSTALL DRIP LEGS AT INTERVALS NOT EXCEEDING 200 FEET WHERE PIPE IS PITCHED DOWNWARD IN THE DIRECTION OF STEAM FLOW AND A MAXIMUM OF 100 FEET WHERE THE PIPE IS PITCHED UP SO THAT CONDENSATE FLOW IS OPPOSITE OF STEAM FLOW. R. STEAM TRAPS SHALL BE MINIMUM 3/4" SIZE. S. INSTALL ALL PIPING WITHOUT FORCING OR SPRINGING. T. ALL PIPING SHALL CLEAR DOORS AND WINDOWS. U. ALL VALVES SHALL BE ADJUSTED FOR SMOOTH AND EASY OPERATION. V. ALL PIPING WORK SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH ALL TRADES INVOLVED. OFFSETS IN PIPING AROUND OBSTRUCTIONS SHALL BE PROVIDED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. W. PROVIDE FLEXIBLE CONNECTIONS IN ALL PIPING SYSTEMS CONNECTED TO PUMPS, CHILLERS, COOLING TOWERS, AND OTHER EQUIPMENT WHICH REQUIRE VIBRATION ISOLATION EXCEPT WATER COILS. FLEXIBLE CONNECTIONS SHALL BE PROVIDED AS CLOSE TO THE EQUIPMENT AS POSSIBLE OR AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. X. SLOPE REFRIGERANT PIPING ONE PERCENT IN THE DIRECTION OF OIL RETURN. LIQUID LINES MAY BE INSTALLED LEVEL. Y. INSTALL HORIZONTAL REFRIGERANT HOT GAS DISCHARGE PIPING WITH 12" PER 10 FEET DOWNWARD SLOPE AWAY FROM THE COMPRESSOR. Z. INSTALL HORIZONTAL REFRIGERANT SUCTION LINES WITH 12" PER 10 FEET DOWNWARD SLOPE TO THE COMPRESSOR, WITH NO LONG TRAPS OR DEAD ENDS WHICH MAY CAUSE OIL TO SEPARATE FROM THE SUCTION GAS AND RETURN TO THE COMPRESSOR IN DAMAGING SLUGS. AA. PROVIDE LINE SIZE LIQUID INDICATORS IN MAIN LIQUID LINE LEAVING CONDENSER OR RECEIVER. INSTALL MOISTURE -LIQUID INDICATORS IN LIQUID LINES BETWEEN FILTER DRYERS AND THERMOSTATIC EXPANSION VALVES AND IN LIQUID LINE TO RECEIVER. AB. PROVIDE LINE SIZE STRAINER UPSTREAM OF EACH AUTOMATIC VALVE. PROVIDE SHUTOFF VALVE ON EACH SIDE OF STRAINER. AC. PROVIDE PERMANENT FILTER DRYERS IN LOW TEMPERATURE SYSTEMS AND SYSTEMS USING HERMETIC COMPRESSORS. AD. PROVIDE REPLACEABLE CARTRIDGE FILTER DRYERS WITH THREE VALVE BYPASS ASSEMBLY FOR SOLENOID VALVES, ADJACENT TO RECEIVERS. AE. PROVIDE REFRIGERANT CHARGING VALVE CONNECTIONS IN LIQUID LINE BETWEEN RECEIVER SHUTOFF VALVE AND EXPANSION VALVE. PLUMBING NOTES: A. PROVIDE ALL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT AND PERFORM ALL LABOR REQUIRED TO INSTALL COMPLETE AND OPERABLE PLUMBING SYSTEMS AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS, AS SPECIFIED AND AS REQUIRED BY CODE. B. RUN ALL SOIL WASTE AND VENT PIPING WITH 2% MINIMUM GRADE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. HORIZONTAL VENT PIPING SHALL BE GRADED TO DRIP BACK TO THE SOIL OR WASTE PIPE BY GRAVITY. C. ELEVATIONS AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS ARE TO THE CENTERLINE OF ALL PRESSURE PIPING AND TO THE INVERT OF ALL GRAVITY PIPING. D. ADJUST SEWER INVERTS TO KEEP TOPS OF PIPE IN LINE WHERE PIPE SIZE CHANGES. E. MAINTAIN A MINIMUM OF 3'6" OF GROUND COVER OVER ALL UNDERGROUND WATER MAINS AND A MINIMUM OF TO" OF GROUND COVER OVER ALL UNDERGROUND SEWERS AND DRAINS. F. PROVIDE SHUTOFF VALVES IN ALL DOMESTIC WATER PIPING SYSTEM BRANCHES IN WHICH BRANCH PIPING SERVES TWO OR MORE FIXTURES. G. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, ALL DOMESTIC COLD AND HOT WATER PIPING SHALL BE 12 INCH SIZE. H. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, ALL PIPING IS OVERHEAD, TIGHT TO UNDERSIDE OF SLAB, WITH SPACE FOR INSULATION IF REQUIRED. I. INSTALL PIPING SO THAT ALL VALVES, STRAINERS, UNIONS, TRAPS, FLANGES, AND OTHER APPURTENANCES REQUIRING ACCESS ARE ACCESSIBLE. J. WHERE DOMESTIC COLD AND HOT WATER PIPING DROPS INTO A PIPE CHASE, THE SIZE SHOWN FOR THE PIPE DROPS SHALL BE USED TO THE LAST FIXTURE. K. INSTALL ALL PIPING WITHOUT FORCING OR SPRINGING. L. ALL PIPING SHALL CLEAR DOORS AND WINDOWS. M. ALL PIPING SHALL GRADE TO LOW POINTS. PROVIDE HOSE END DRAIN VALVES AT THE BOTTOM OF ALL RISERS AND LOW POINTS. N. UNIONS AND/OR FLANGES SHALL BE INSTALLED AT EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT, IN BYPASSES, AND IN LONG PIPING RUNS (100 FEET OR MORE) TO PERMIT DISASSEMBLY FOR ALTERATION AND REPAIRS. O. ALL VALVES SHALL BE ADJUSTED FOR SMOOTH AND EASY OPERATION. P. ALL VALVES (EXCEPT CONTROL VALVES) AND STRAINERS SHALL BE FULL SIZE OF PIPE BEFORE REDUCING SIZE TO MAKE CONNECTIONS TO EQUIPMENT AND CONTROLS. Q. PROVIDE CHAINWHEEL OPERATORS FOR ALL VALVES IN EQUIPMENT ROOMS MOUNTED GREATER THAN T-0" ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL; CHAIN SHALL EXTEND TO T-0" ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL. R. PROVIDE ALL PLUMBING FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT WITH ACCESSIBLE STOPS. S. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, DRAINS SHALL BE INSTALLED AT THE LOW POINT OF ROOFS, AREAWAYS, FLOORS, ETC. T. PROVIDE CLEANOUTS IN SANITARY AND STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEMS AT ENDS OF RUNS, AT CHANGES IN DIRECTION, NEAR THE BASE OF STACKS, EVERY 50 FEET IN HORIZONTAL RUNS AND ELSEWHERE AS INDICATED. U. ALL CLEANOUTS SHALL BE FULL SIZE OF PIPE FOR PIPE SIZES 6 INCHES AND SMALLER AND SHALL BE 6 INCHES FOR PIPE SIZES LARGER THAN 6 INCHES. V. ALL BALANCING VALVES AND BUTTERFLY VALVES SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH POSITION INDICATORS AND MAXIMUM ADJUSTABLE STOPS (MEMORY STOPS). W. ALL VALVES SHALL BE INSTALLED SO THAT VALVE REMAINS IN SERVICE WHEN EQUIPMENT OR PIPING ON EQUIPMENT SIDE OF VALVE IS REMOVED. X. ALL PIPING WORK SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH ALL TRADES INVOLVED. OFFSETS IN PIPING AROUND OBSTRUCTIONS SHALL BE PROVIDED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. Y. PROVIDE FLEXIBLE CONNECTIONS IN ALL PIPING SYSTEMS CONNECTED TO PUMPS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT WHICH REQUIRE VIBRATION ISOLATION. FLEXIBLE CONNECTIONS SHALL BE PROVIDED AS CLOSE TO THE EQUIPMENT AS POSSIBLE OR AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. APPLICABLE CODES: • 2017 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, BUILDING (6TH ED.) • 2017 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, PLUMBING (6TH ED.) • 2017 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, ENERGY CONSERVATION (6TH ED.) PLUMBING ABBREVIATIONS: AP ACCESS PANEL BT BATH TUB BWV BACK WATER VALVE CFH CUBIC FEET PER HOUR CFM CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE CI CAST IRON CLDI CEMENT LINED DUCTILE IRON CO CLEANOUT CONC CONCRETE CID CHROME PLATED CTE CONNECT TO EXISTING CW COLD WATER CWR COLD WATER RETURN CWS COLD WATER SUPPLY DF DRINKING FOUNTAIN DIA DIAMETER ELEV ELEVATION EWC ELECTRICAL WATER COOLER (DRINKING FOUNTAIN) FCO FLOOR CLEANOUT FEC FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET FHV FIRE HOSE VALVE FLR FLOOR FP FIRE PROTECTION FPWH FREEZE PROOF WALL HYDRANT FS FLOW SWITCH FT FOOT OR FEET FV FLUSH VALVE GALV GALVANIZED GCO GROUND CLEAN OUT GI GREASE INTERCEPTOR GPF GALLONS PER FLUSH GPM GALLONS PER MINUTE HC HANDICAPPED HW HOT WATER HWR HOT WATER RETURN HWS HOT WATER SUPPLY ID INSIDE DIAMETER INV INVERT IW INDIRECT WASTE MECH MECHANICAL MSB MOP SERVICE BASIN NC NORMALLY CLOSED NO NORMALLY OPEN OD OUTSIDE DIAMETER OED OPEN END DRAIN PIV POST INDICATOR VALVE PLBG PLUMBING PSI POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH RPBP REDUCED PRESSURE BACKFLOW PREVENTER SA SHOCK ABSORBER SD SANITARY DRAIN SHWR SHOWER SK SINK SS SOIL STACK / STAINLESS STEEL TLT TOILET TS TAMPER SWITCH TW TEMPERED WATER TYP TYPICAL U URINAL V VENT VB VACUUM BREAKER VFD VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE VS VENT STACK VTR VENT THROUGH ROOF W WASTE WC WATER CLOSET (TOILET) WH WALL HYDRANT WS WASTE STACK GENERAL DEMOLITION NOTES: A. WORK SHALL BE PHASED IN SUCH A WAY THAT EXISTING SERVICES SHALL REMAIN OPERATIONAL DURING CONSTRUCTION. WORK SHALL BE RESTRICTED TO THE AREAS BEING DISRUPTED BY THE RENOVATION. B. WORK MAY BE REQUIRED BEYOND AREA INDICATED IN ORDER TO REMOVE ENTIRETY OF SYSTEMS BEING DEMOLISHED. C. EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO START OF WORK. D. COORDINATE DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. E. GRAY CONTINUOUS LINE EQUIPMENT/FIXTURES TO REMAIN UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. DASHED EQUIPMENT TO BE REMOVED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. F. SURFACES THAT WILL BE EXPOSED IN PROPOSED SCOPE TO BE REPAIRED AND PATCHED ACCORDING TO PROPOSED PLANS. PLUMBING DRAWING LIST: SHEET NO. TITLE P-001 PLUMBING SPECIFICATIONS AND NOTES P-002 PLUMBING LEGEND AND SCHEDULES P-003 PLUMBING DETAILS P-004 PLUMBING ISOMETRIC DIAGRAMS P-100 PLUMBING DEMOLITION PLAN P-200 PLUMBING PROPOSED PLAN o� co a LO 0 o w O .o N U 6 z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDODh, FLORIDA 33509 F KIMQAVL, P.E. Date Z N C J LL w NUJ Z Nd J J J a Z Q V cc w N V �p m W J cD CO 0. U) to N � a u' ca Q. m N E z U p P d 2- "Project No. Sheet ` 140-88.00 Date P-001 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED Awifillw' 1 NOTES: EXISTING CONCRETE ' , • Y 4 1. GC SHALL NOTIFY ce Y ' SLAB -ON -GRADE.. : • ENGINEER OF RECORD IF •...�.:... A SCOPE OF WORK �" :' . .t . •r REQUIRES WIDER& FLTREjvcH WITH MIN. TRENCH OR IF OTHER: a. .1k. ......: . " �. . A • 4,QOO.PSI'GONCRETE FLOOR SYSTEMS (E.G. s :.. . • .. ,.. �...,: THICKENED EDGE, GRADE BEAMS WITH. ..: PIERS, POST TENSION, MATCFt, EXISTING CONCRETE E1SITII�C SLAB : ' . '•. ; .° . �:.►`. '• k mSLA6-ON-GRADE ETC.) ARE & : 'TWI(;KNESS y ..: . . a ENCOUNTERED �� • . .° �.. 77 2. GC SHALL COORDINATE" F� �' Vi� STRUCTURAL WORK° ACCORDING TO PROPOSE STRUCTURAL PROVIDE #5 DOWEL -EPDXY PLANS. DETAIL IS FOR COATED, 12" ON CENTER RERENCBAR REFERF�N% E (OF STAGGERED W/ I EM EDMENT INOEXISTING L TH OTT H. CH. CONCRETE SLAB SOIL TREATMENT IN AREA OF TRENCH PER LATEST ADOPTED LOCAL BUILDING CODE W1 WELL COMPACTED APPROVED ' �11.. BACKFILL MATERIAL$ r .. O ' m ,' EXISTING CONCRETE EXISTING CONCRETE -��• �. �. " m xi . �� `� SLAB -ON -GRADE 0- ' ' SLAB -ON -GRADE �: a r® �,.. NZ91, MIN .44 00 2' 8" MAX. 2" PROVIDE VAPOR BARRIER, 15 MIL MIN. 12" MAX. TRENCH INTERIOR SLAB —ON —GRADE SCALE 1 N.T.S. CONCRETE RESTORATION DETAIL BALL VALVE (TYPICAL) CHECK VALVE (TYPICAL) THERMOSTATIC MIXING VALVE (TMV-1) CERTIFIED TO HOT WATER PIPING ABOVE MEET ASSE 1070. SET OUTLET TEMPERATURE TO 1050 CEILING. REFER TO FLOOR OR AS DIRECTED BY OWNER PERSONNEL PLANS FOR PIPE SIZING AND UNION ( (TYP) ROUTING. NOTES COLD WATER PIPING ABOVE 1. THIS PIPING ARRANGEMENT IS FOR CEILING. REFER TO FLOOR A SINGLE HAND -WASHING FIXTURE PLANS FOR PIPE SIZING AND WITH MIXING VALVE ABOVE CEILING. ROUTING. 2. FOR A SINGLE MIXING VALVE TO FINISHED CEILING. PROVIDE ACCESS PANEL SERVE MULTIPLE HAND -WASHING IN INACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACES WHERE FIXTURES, REFER TO FLOOR PLANS REQUIRED. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL FOR PIPING SIZING AND DRAWINGS FOR INFORMATION. ARRANGEMENT. MIXING VALVE SHALL BE SIZED AND RATED FOR THE TOTAL FLOW RATE REQUIRED HAND -WASHING FIXTURE. REFER TO BY THE NUMBER OF FIXTURES FLOOR PLANS AND FIXTURE SCHEDULE CONNECTED TO THAT PARTICULAR FOR FIXTURE TYPE, LOCATION, AND MIXING VALVE. SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. 3. FOR COUNTERTOP FIXTURES WITH CASEWORK BELOW, IT IS ACCEPTABLE TO LOCATE THE PLUMBING FIXTURE STOP. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS MIXING VALVE, WITH ASSOCIATED FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (TYPICAL) UNIONS AND SHUT-OFF VALVES, IN THE CASEWORK BELOW FIXTURE, PROVIDED THE OWNER AND AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION ALLOW THIS LOCATION. FINISHED FLOOR THERMOSTATIC MIXING VALVE PIPING DETAIL SCALE 2 N.T.S. HOT PIPING INSULATION (AS REQUIRED) HANGER MAY TOUCH PIPE. HANGERS IN CONTACT WITH COPPER PIPE SHALL BE COPPER OR HAVE COPPER INSERTS. COLD PIPING INSULATION (AS REQUIRED) 14 GAUGE SHIELD NOTE- VAPOR BARRIER TO BE CONTINUOUS AT ALL JOINTS. INSULATION PIPING PROTECTION DETAIL SCALE3 N.T.S. NOTES: 1. CARRIER SHALL BE ABLE TO WITHSTAND APPLIED VERTICAL LOAD OF A MINIMUM OF 250 POUNDS ON THE FRONT OF THE FIXTURE. CAPPED LEVELING SCREWS SETSCREWS (TYPICAL) LOCKING DEVICE FINISHED WALL r SECURE TO FLOOR PER SETSCREWS MANUFACTURERS REQUIREMENTS TIE RODS (TYPICAL) IF RECTANGULAR STEEL UPRIGHTS LAVATORY CARRIER INSTALLATION DETAIL SCALE 5 N.T.S. WALL MOUNTED LAVATORY -- TYPICAL LAVATORY SHOWN FOR - GENERAL PURPOSES ONLY. RIGID EXPOSED PIPING LAVATORY TRAP PRIMER SIMILAR TO JR SMITH FIG. 2698-1-1/4"/1-1/2" FLOOR DRAIN WITH DEEP SEAL TRAP SLOPE CONCEALED ARM LAVATORY SUPPORT WHERE SPECIFIED 1/2" TYPE'L' HARD COPPER PIPING COUPLING CONNECTION TYPE W SOFT COPPER W/ NO JOINTS BELOW FLOOR ENCASE IN 4MN. POLYETHYLENE TUBING. LAVATORY TRAP PRIMER DETAIL SCALE 6 N.T.S. NOTES: 1. FOR TRAP -PRIMER REQUIREMENTS REF. PLAN DWG,S AND SPECIFICATIONS. 2. PROVIDE UNDER DECK CLAMP ON THIN SLAB INSTALLATIONS OF 5" OR LESS. SECURE CLAMP TO DRAIN, REF. SPECIFICATIONS. 3. NO -HUB FOR ABOVE GRADE INSTALLATION ONLY APPLY W/ BRUSH A CONT. COAT OF EPDXY BONDING AGENT, (EPO BOND) ALL AROUND PERIMETER OF CORE AND BODY OF DRAIN ASSEMBLY. EXISTING STRUCTURE.° UNDER DECK -CLAMP, SEE NOTE NO. 2. CORE EXISTING CONCRETE FLOCR AND REMOVE AREA OF FLOOR AS REQUIRED TO ACCOMMODATE THE INSTALLATION OF NEW FLOOR DRAIN SPECIFIED. REPLACE/PATCH FLOOR CONSTRUCTION WITH 5000 PSI NON -SHRINK CONCRETE. WATER HAMMER ARRESTORS TO BE LOCATED AND SIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PLUMBING. AND DRAINAGE INSTITUTE STANDARD P.D.I WH2O1 HW AND CW DROP TO FIXTURE WATER SCALE HAMMER N.T.S. 8 STRUCTURAL SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS AND THE USE OF DOWELS SHALL BE DETERMINED BY STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AND/OR U.T. REPRESENTIVE BEFORE STARTING WORK. FLOOR DRAIN STRAINER TO BE FLUSH WITH NEW FINISHED FLOOR AREA. MATCH EXISTING FLOOR FINISH. SLOPE NEW FINISHED FLOOR AREA AROUND FLOOR DRAIN. DRAIN FLANGE. Ado:• �4 .g,�:• a:" TRAP -PRIMER SUPPLY, SEE NOTE NO. 1. �- SUPPORT AT THIS POINT DEEP SEAL "P" TRAP. PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR TRAP FLOOR DRAIN DETAIL SCALE 7 N.T.S. WALL OR FLOOR SLAB PIPE OR CONDUIT INSULATION -J WHERE REQUIRED STEEP PIPE SLEAVE OAKUM PACKING AROUND PIPE �- SEALANT NOTES: USE 3M FIRE BARRIER SEALANT OR EQUAL AT FIRE RATED WALLS. WALL PENETRATION SCALE 9 DETAIL N.T.S. ■ BOLT TO WALL AT 8" O.C. (MIN. 2 PLACES PER SECTION) r- BOLT TO WALL ALL THREADED - HANGER ROD LOCKING NUT - HEAVY DUTY - CLEVIS HANGER 18 GA GALVD STEEL SADDLE 3 TIMES PIPE DIAMETER OR 9" MIN LENGTH — KINDORF B-905 (12 GA.) 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" CHANNEL - - PIPE KINDORF SINGLE BOLT CHANNEL PIPE STRAP. KINDORF B-905 (12 GA.) -1/2" x 1-1/2" CHANNEL 1 PIPE NNEL PIPE STRAP TO SUIT PIPING WALL PIPE SUPPORT DETAIL SCALE 10 N.T.S. ° INSULATION WITH VAPOR BARRIER PIPING 3/4" BYPASS 3/4" BYPASS _-4..__ 3/4" WATER IN -- WATER SHUT-OFF SUPPLIED WITH ASSEMBLY COARSE FILTER & PRESSURE VESSEL ASSY. MC CARTRIDGES (TYP.OF 4) FILTER ASSEMBLY ALL THREADED HANGER ROD LOCKING NUT SUPPORT NUT �- HEAVY DUTY CLEVIS HANGER �- INSULATION WITH VAPOR BARRIER �- PIPING 18 GA GALVD STEEL SADDLE 3 TIMES PIPE DIAMETER OR 9" MIN LENGTH PIPE HANGER DETAIL SCALE 11 N.T.S. NOTE: PLUMBING CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE WATTS MODEL SD-3 BACKFLOW PREVENTER FOR EACH EQUIPMENT WITH FILTERED WATER CONNECTION. MOUNT FLOOR SINK FLUSH WITH FLOOR FINISH — — 3/8" FOUNTAIN — — 3/4" CARBONATOR FOUNTAIN 1 /4" FROZEN BEVER, — — 3/8" F'REAL — — } 3/8" ICE MAKER — — 3/8" COFFEE ER SHUT — — } 1/4" CAPP. MACHINE BY G.C. — — 3/8" ICE MACHINE IMF PRESSURE VESSEL ASSEMBLY WITH CARTRIDGE WATER SHUT-OFF SUPPLIED WITH ASSEMBLY NOTE: TYPICAL PIPING CONFIGURATION FOR CIRCLE-K. ACTUAL PIPING CONFIGURATION MAY DIFFER DEPENDING ON EQUIPMENT INSTALLED. SCALE WATER FILTER PIPING DIAGRAM 12 N.T.S. DWV-COPPER INDIRECT WASTE PIPING FROM KITCHEN EQUIPMENT. AI R GAP PER CODE 2" MIN. ONE-HALF FLOOR GRATE. ANTI -SPLASH BOTTOM DOME STRAINER. 3" OR 4"HUB OUTLET INDIRECT WASTE TO FLOOR SINK DETAIL SCALE 13 N.T.S. M O 0 � g w � a. 7- o LL Mn D 12 0 z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 J Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 RICH KIM A , P.E. F R G. 9067 T., 2 G 4./ Date U) N � J M J LL he J 2 W Q J V a w N Z J m y N rQrn V N i a c° a co 4) z d 2 a Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 P-003 Date 05/03/2019 Scale k. AS NOTED W �inlSJ:�y,l� �uY€ �I�JI 116. Y.f.�ir�->Vilil� UTILITY INL OFFSET FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT PLAN VIEW WALL UTILITY OUT OF WALL OR FROM HEADER NOT TO EXCEED 6" 1 ELBOW OUT OF WALL OR FROM GAS LINE HEADER NOTE: WHERE A SEDIMENT TRAP IS NOT INCORPORATED AS PART OF APPLIANCE, A SEDIMENT TRAP SHALL BE INSTALLED DOWNSTREAM OF THE APPLIANCE SHUTOFF VALVE AS CLOSE TO THE INLET OF APPLIANCE AS PRACTICAL. APPLIANCE CONNECTION UTILITY INLET M I FACE OF BUILDING WALL FOOD SERVICE I FULL PORT SHUT-OFF VALVE \ I �. SEDIMENT TRAP EQUIPMENT -� \ I A.G.A. APPROVED QUICK \ DISCONNECT HOSE AND FITTING. \, GASTITE OR EQUAL. FACE OF BUILDING WALL COORDINATE WALL REINFORCING WITH GENERAL CONTRACTORS RESTRAINING CABLE FINISHED FLOOR SECTION VIEW NOTE: IF UTILITY INLET IS NOT AT HEIGHT SHOWN, PROVIDE PIPING WITH ELBOWS TO RAISE UTILITY OUT OF WALL ABOVE INLET. PARTIAL VIEW GAS EQUIPMENT DETAIL- QUICK DISCONNECT SCALE 14 N.T.S. NOTES: 1. COORDINATE PROPANE TANK LOCATION WITH VENDOR. 2. PROPANE LINE SHALL BE SCHEDULE 40 METALLIC PIPE. 3. FGC TABLE 402.4(28) WAS USED TO SIZE PROPANE LINES. 4. TOTAL LOAD OF APPLIANCES BEING SERVED IS 350 MBH. 5. ALL COOKING EQUIPMENT UNDER HOOD MUST BE SHUT-OFF AUTOMATICALLY UPON ACTIVATION OF HOOD SUPPRESSION SYSTEM. GAS VALVE SERVING HOOD GAS EQUIPMENT SHALL BE A 120V SOLENOID TYPE THAT FAILS IN THE CLOSED POSITION. PLUMBING ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM - LIQUID PROPANE SCALE N.T.S. PLUMBING ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM - SANITARY&VENT ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM NOTE: PLUMBING CONTRACTOR TO FIELD -VERIFY SIZE, TYPE, AND CONDITION OF EXISTING PIPING FOR REUSE. SCHEMATIC REPRESENTATION ONLY, REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR PLUMBING FIXTURE PLANS AND ELEVATIONS. 0�5 € 1 i \ .°'� ,ems' y°"✓ SCALE N.T.S. PLUMBING ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM - DOMESTIC WATER SCALE N.T.S. ` I € I � I I € I € V o� C o 0 a. a o 2 .2 U_ U U) LU INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [fJ: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 RIC1H)KR,D KIMBAL , P.E. F G. NO. 67 7' � �7 h SlA E OF °4!� ca eN� M M J J J O LLJ w W p J � m J < rn N � J a c z a cn Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 P-004 Date 05/03/2019 Scale ko AS NOTED PLUMBING ISOMETRIC DIAGRAM - FILTERED WATER SCALE N.T.S. STORAGE dCT FLOOR ACi�--- f- EXIST EXISTING STUB-UF WALK -IN - COOLER WALK-IN COOLER CONCREE TE FLOOR CH=90" INSULATED PLUMBING CONTRACTOR TO FIELD -VERIFY EXACT LOCATION, SIZE, TYPE, AND CONDITION OF EXISTING PIPING FOR REUSE. EXISTING CLEANOUT EXISTING STUB -UP REACH -IN Ft»E:EZEI,? EXISTING CLEANOUT 6 EXISTING CLEANOUT METER MDP PNL PNL PNL SURGE PNL PNL PNL PNL "PL-C" "PL-U" "PL-E" "PL-D" "PL-B" "PL-P" "PL" UTILITIES `JC:;T r7LOOR ACTT 126" EXISTING STUB -UP ! !! _ SOFF€T=8611 e� �I BEVERAGE AREA ! gL- (h #� TILE 1! !! j! p! ! 9 FiCT=12(.1.: ! 1 / ® ` SALES ram maq AREA ILE AC'7�t I9 ! ! // I! r^ + M sag \0, Ile f.,- _......,,.,,.—.__.,. ___.. — -,..- ___. ___.. ___.. ___. — .,..... ,.-.. ,_. - ___....._. """it� ri.„... — ........ ................... ................„............. ........ ....... ..„..� { t rf CASHIER VCT I ACT=! 13' DEMOLITION PLAN KEYED NOTES: OREMOVE BEVERAGE EQUIPMENT: REMOVE EXISTING BEVERAGE EQUIPMENT (SODA AND FROZEN DRINK DISPENSER) LOCATED ON COUNTER. CUT AND CAP EXISTING FILTERED WATER, AND DRAIN LINES AT MAINS. OREMOVE HAND SINK, REUSE CONNECTIONS: REMOVE EXISTING HAND SINK. REUSE EXISTING COLD AND HOT WATER, WASTE, AND VENT LINES. ADJUST CONNECTIONS AS NEEDED. OREMOVE LAVATORY, REUSE CONNECTIONS: REMOVE EXISTING WALL MOUNTED LAVATORY. REUSE EXISTING COLD AND HOT WATER, WASTE, AND VENT LINES. ADJUST CONNECTIONS AS NEEDED. OREMOVE LAVATORY: REMOVE EXISTING WALL MOUNTED LAVATORY. CUT AND CAP EXISTING COLD AND HOT WATER, WASTE, AND VENT LINES AT MAINS. EXISTING V.T.R v- x G) ?REAREA VCT FLOOR ACT�126" O Li LQ LJ _� O4 �® o rtiy(';MENS O TILE FLOOR GyP:. 96" V NMI �.�.Nre HALLWAY ($ j i'ILE: Aim -z3:z-� }« t4ENS '9, 2.E. FLOOR GYP=96)' �o TCL-350 C STORAGE L TIt.E. ACT=` 2€ " % OFFICE TILE. 'aC T 1 0" / PLUMBING DEMOLITION PLAN EXISTING CLEANOL EXISTING EXISTING HOSE BIBB SCALE 1 /4" = 1'-0" OREMOVE WATER CLOSET: REMOVE EXISTING WATER CLOSET. CUT AND CAP EXISTING WATER, WASTE, AND VENT LINES AT MAINS. OREMOVE URINAL: REMOVE EXISTING URINAL. CUT AND CAP EXISTING WATER, WASTE, AND VENT LINES AT MAINS. OEXISTING FLOOR DRAIN: EXISTING FLOOR DRAIN IS TO REMAIN. OREMOVE FLOOR DRAIN: REMOVE EXISTING FLOOR DRAIN. REUSE EXISTING SANITARY LINES. 10 EXISTING WATER FILTER: EXISTING WATER FILTER TO REMAIN. M O 0 m ca W 0: o U_ 'b '> D z° INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 RIC "RD IMBA , P.E. L R NUJ: 67 f -E ,D"ate Z �] M M 3 LL O J Z W W oa J= a N �a J vJ o Z m _1 Q N 0 N to J m E m z F- 0- L 2 v) OREMOVE WATER CLOSET, REUSE CONNECTIONS: REMOVE EXISTING WATER CLOSET. REUSE EXISTING COLD WATER, WASTE, AND VENT LINES, ADJUST CONNECTIONS AS NEEDED. Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 P-100 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED EXISTING CLEANOUT EXISTING HOSE BIBB METER PNL PNL PNL SURGE PNL PNL PNL PNL S ORACE MDP "PL-C" "PL-U" "PL-E" "PL-D" "PL-B" "PL-P" "PL" Vt,T. FLOOR ACT�12e#� FILTERED WATER MANIFOLD UTILITIES FOR BEV. DISPENSERS VC" FLOOR ACT = 126" r EXISTING STUB-UF WALK -IN - COOLER WALK-IN COOLER CONCRETE FLOOR CH=90" INSULATs, I:; ............. ...... �% C DUNI IIN SEATING AREA EXISTING CLEANOUT EXISTING CLEANOUT EXISTING FILTERED WATER MANIFOLD EXISTING 3/4" FW FOR ICE MAKERS SRX STUB -UP --------- --------- V.T.R STUB -UP i )-.----------------- REACH -IN FREEZER SOFF i T=106" FRITO 14' CIGARETTES BACK BAR SALES v zU PROPOSED PLAN KEYED NOTES: BE4'ERACEA CANDY POD Oz t ONEW BEVERAGE DISPENSER: INSTALL NEW BEVERAGE DISPENSER. CONNECT 3/8" FILTERED WATER LINE TO NEAREST MAIN. PROVIDE WATTS MODEL SD-3 BACKFLOW PREVENTER IN LINE. CONNECT 3/4" DRAIN LINE, AND DISCHARGE TO NEAREST EXISTING PLUMBING STUB -UP WITH AIR GAP. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. ONEW ICE MAKER: INSTALL NEW ICE MAKER. CONNECT 3/8" FILTERED WATER LINE TO NEAREST MAIN. PROVIDE WATTS MODEL SD-3 BACKFLOW PREVENTER IN LINE. CONNECT 3/4" DRAIN LINE, AND DISCHARGE TO NEAREST EXISTING PLUMBING STUB -UP WITH AIR GAP. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. O3 NEW TEA BREWER: INSTALL NEW TEA BREWER. CONNECT" FILTERED WATER LINE TO NEAREST MAIN. PROVIDE WATTS MODEL SD-3 BACKFLOW PREVENTER IN LINE. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. ONEW KITCHEN EQUIPMENT: INSTALL NEW FRYER. CONNECT 3/4" PROPANE LINE. PROVIDE SOLENOID SHUT-OFF VALVE. REFER TO EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE IN ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. tx u; i 1-..0 i HS Tt l I yL: ® 10 FD VENDOR PC+S I TILE AC"T'=120" KKC SUBJECT 1" PROPANE O LAV r , y ? TO CIRCLE K < 1 APPROVAL. I I HALLWAY I f TTILE y AC�T�96" PREP AREA VCT FLOOR ACT=126" �I t.�r S T'ILIr:�LOOR GYP=96" O �� LAV O WC TCL-350 OPPICE TILE ACT 120 EXISTING CLEANOL EXISTING EXISTING HOSE BIBB SCALE PLUMBING PROPOSED PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0" ONEW LAVATORY: INSTALL NEW WALL MOUNTED LAVATORY. CONNECT 1/2" COLD AND HOT WATER, 2" SANITARY, AND 1-1/2" VENT LINES TO NEAREST MAINS. PROVIDE ASSE 1070 THERMOSTATIC VALVE. SEE PLUMBING FIXTURE SCHEDULE SCHEDULE LAV FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. ONEW WATER CLOSET: INSTALL NEW TANK TYPE WATER CLOSET. CONNECT 1/2" COLD WATER, 3" SANITARY, AND 1-1/2" VENT LINES TO NEAREST MAINS. SEE PLUMBING FIXTURE SCHEDULE WC FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. O EXISTING WATER FILTER: EXISTING WATER FILTER IS TO REMAIN. OPROPANE TANK: CONNECT 1" PROPANE LINE. COORDINATE PROPANE TANK LOCATION WITH VENDOR. 10 NEW FLOOR DRAIN: INSTALL NEW FLOOR DRAIN. REUSE EXISTING SANITARY, AND VENT LINES. ADJUST CONNECTIONS AS NEEDED PER NEW FLOOR DRAIN LOCATION. o� M 0 � I- j W w v� a O ° LL N LU U U) z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LI,C 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [fJ: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 P.E. N L W N M OCO [I J J 0 wZ LU � as �a.W �a cc p Z vJ J J N N O CV LO v` LO m a C �o a� E z d Lln- FlProject No. Sheet 140-88.00 P-200 Date 05/03/2019 UScale AS NOTED ONEW HAND SINK: INSTALL NEW HAND SINK ON WALL. CONNECT 1/2" COLD AND HOT WATER, 1-1/2" SANITARY, AND 1-1/2" VENT LINES. PROVIDE ASSE 1070 THERMOSTATIC MIXING VALVE. ADJUST CONNECTIONS AS NEEDED PER NEW FIXTURE LOCATION. SEE PLUMBING FIXTURE SCHEDULE HS-1 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. POWER SYMBOLS: NOTE: A COMPLETE LIST OF RECEPTACLE SYMBOLS IS SHOWN FOR THE DUPLEX RECEPTACLE ONLY. OTHER RECEPTACLE SYMBOLS WILL FOLLOW THE SAME SHADING CONVENTION AS THE DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, UNO. CENTER HATCH: ISOLATED GROUND RECEPTACLE OUTER HATCH: GFCI RECEPTACLE RIGHT HATCH: CONTROLLED RECEPTACLE (b 6 :16 20A, 125V, RECEPTACLE (NEMA 5-20R), WALL MTD (SIMPLEX LEFT, DUPLEX CENTER, QUAD RIGHT) TR =TAMPER RESISTANT U = USB OUTLET WP = WEATHERPROOF WR = WEATHER RESISTANT 20A, 125V, IG DUPLEX RECEPTACLE (NEMA 5-20R), WALL MTD 20A, 125V, GFCI DUPLEX RECEPTACLE (NEMA 5-20R), WALL MTD 6 20A, 125V, CONTROLLED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE (NEMA 5-20R), WALL MTD D=DUAL SWITCHED di b 20A, 125V, RECEPTACLE ON EMERGENCY CIRCUIT (NEMA 5-20R), WALL MTD (SIMPLEX LEFT, DUPLEX CENTER, QUAD RIGHT) ®®® 20A, 125V, RECEPTACLE (NEMA 5-20R), FLOOR MTD (SIMPLEX LEFT, DUPLEX CENTER, QUAD RIGHT) ® ®® 20A, 125V, RECEPTACLE ON EMERGENCY CIRCUIT (NEMA 5-20R), FLOOR MTD (SIMPLEX LEFT, DUPLEX CENTER, QUAD RIGHT) 20A, 125V, RECEPTACLE (NEMA 5-20R), CEILING MTD (SIMPLEX LEFT, DUPLEX CENTER, QUAD RIGHT) [] [ 20A, 125V, RECEPTACLE ON EMERGENCY CIRCUIT (NEMA 5-20R), CEILING MTD (SIMPLEX LEFT, DUPLEX CENTER, QUAD RIGHT) Fe MULTI -SERVICE, FLOOR BOX, FLUSH MNT (SEE SPECS OR NOTES) FB = FLOOR BOX FF =FURNITURE FEED PT MULTI -SERVICE, POKE-THRU, 2 HR. FIRE -RATED, FLUSH MNT (SEE SPECS OR NOTES) PT =POKE-THRU FF =FURNITURE FEED cs MULTI -SERVICE, CEILING BOX WITH PROJECTOR MOUNT (SEE SPECS OR NOTES) ws MULTI -SERVICE, WALL BOX, RECESSED MNT (SEE SPECS OR NOTES) ® SPECIAL PURPOSE RECEPTACLE (SEE EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE OR NOTES) (WALL MNT LEFT, FLOOR MTD RIGHT) ® SPECIAL PURPOSE RECEPTACLE ON EMERGENCY CIRCUIT (SEE EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE OR NOTES) (WALL MNT LEFT, FLOOR MTD RIGHT) ®OA 60A, 480V, 3PH, WELDING RECEPTACLE, WALL MTD 0 DROP CORD (SEE SPECS OR NOTES) @ POWER POLE (SEE SPECS OR NOTES) ® RECEPTACLE RACEWAY / PLUG MOLD JUNCTION BOX, WALL MTD OWP JUNCTION BOX WP = WEATHERPROOF C- JUNCTION BOX, FLOOR MTD 0 JUNCTION BOX, EXPLOSION PROOF 30 3NF L= SAFETY SWITCH, 30A, 3-POLE, NON -FUSED 30 320 Lm SAFETY SWITCH, 30A, 3-POLE, FUSED @ 20A ® STARTER OR MOTOR CONTROLLER L11:20 STARTER, COMBINATION W/ DISC. SWITCH Q TRANSFORMER ELECTRICAL PANEL / ENCLOSURE AS NOTED ON PLAN DRAWINGS (SURFACE MTD LEFT, RECESSED MTD RIGHT) ELECTRIC UTILITY METER Is a GROUNDING BUSBAR (SEE SPECS OR NOTES) �3P UTILITY POWER POLE ELECTRICAL SHEET INDEX LIGHTING SYMBOLS: NOTE: REFER TO LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE FOR FIXTURE TYPES AND SENSOR SCHEDULE FOR SENSOR TYPES. REFER TO PLAN DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL SYMBOLS. A: CAPITAL LETTER ADJACENT TO FIXTURE = TYPE a: LOWERCASE LETTER = SWITCHING GROUP EM: EMERGENCY LIGHTING IS DESIGNATED BY AN "EM" ADJACENT TO THE FIXTURE AND/OR A "HALF SHADED" OR "FULL SHADED" FIXTURE SYMBOL NL: NIGHT LIGHTING (UNSWITCHED FIXTURE) $xx SWITCH, 20A, 120/277V, TOGGLE TYPE, U.N.O. a,b,c,... =SWITCHING GROUP BLANK =SINGLE POLE 2 =DOUBLE POLE 3 =THREE-WAY 4 =FOUR-WAY D =DIMMER SWITCH K =SINGLE POLE KEY OPERATED M =MOTOR RATED MA = MAINTAINED CONTACT MO =MOMENTARY CONTACT P =SINGLE POLE W/ PILOT LIGHT P2 =DOUBLE POLE W/ PILOT LIGHT RC = REMOTE CONTROL T =TIMER OPERATED SWITCH WP = WEATHERPROOF ( xx OCCUPANCY SENSOR, WALL MTD [ x x LOW VOLTAGE DIGITAL SWITCH, WALL MTD o] LIGHTING CONTROL DEVICE DP =DIMMABLE POWER PACK (ON/OFF WITH DIMMING) PP =POWER PACK (ON/OFF) RP = AUX. RELAY PACK (ON/OFF) GW =GATEWAY PS =POWER SUPPLY BR =BRIDGE LC =LIGHTING CONTACTOR TC =TIME CLOCK MS = MOTION SENSOR PC = PHOTOCELL PL PLUG LOAD CONTROLLER (ON/OFF) eac EMERGENCY POWER CONTROLLER 0o OCCUPANCY SENSOR, CORNER MTD os OCCUPANCY SENSOR, CEILING MTD os DAYLIGHT SENSOR, CEILING MTD ® COMBINATION OCCUPANCY / DAYLIGHT SENSOR, CEILING MTD Q2'X4' LAY -IN TROFFER 2'X2' LAY -IN TROFFER 1'X4' LAY -IN TROFFER l-O��—��—yy—�� STRIP/CHANNEL FIXTURE i� TRACK LIGHTING W/ DIRECTIONAL HEADS O ® DOWNLIGHT, CEILING MTD <O C® WALL WASHER, CEILING MTD LIGHT FIXTURE, CEILING MTD LIGHT FIXTURE, WALL MTD Q WALL PACK �® SINGLE HEAD AREA LIGHT FIXTURE, POLE MTD TWIN HEAD AREA LIGHT FIXTURE, POLE MTD ® EXHAUST FAN 0=1 EMERGENCY WALL PACK (BUG EYE) (WALL MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) ® EXIT SIGN, SINGLE FACE (ARROW INDICATES DIRECTION OF EGRESS) (WALL MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) ICI 8 EXIT SIGN, DOUBLE FACE (ARROW INDICATES DIRECTION OF EGRESS) (WALL MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) EXIT SIGN W/ COMBINATION EMERGENCY LIGHT, SINGLE FACE (ARROW INDICATES DIRECTION OF EGRESS) (WALL MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) E-001 ELECTRICAL LEGEND, ABBREVIATIONS, AND GENERAL NOTES E-101 ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN E-201 ELECTRICAL PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN E-202 ELECTRICAL PROPOSED CEILING PLAN E-203 ELECTRICAL PROPOSED ROOF PLAN E-301 ELECTRICAL DETAILS E-401 ELECTRICAL RISER DIAGRAM AND PANEL SCHEDULE E-402 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND PANEL SCHEDULES E-501 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS SPECIAL SYSTEMS SYMBOLS: NOTE: UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, PROVIDE OVERSIZED JUNCTION BOX AND 1" EMPTY CONDUIT WITH PLASTIC INSULATING BUSHINGS AND PULL STRING STUBBED MIN. 6" INTO ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE. COORDINATE WITH LV CONTRACTOR FOR FINAL REQUIREMENTS. �X TELEPHONE OUTLET, WALL MTD X =NUMBER OF TELEPHONE PORTS Y DATA OUTLET, WALL MTD Y =NUMBER OF DATA PORTS X,Y 0 COMBINATION TELE/DATA OUTLET, WALL MTD X =NUMBER OF TELEPHONE PORTS Y =NUMBER OF DATA PORTS ❑V ® TELEPHONE OUTLET (FLOOR MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) V ® DATA OUTLET (FLOOR MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) ® COMBINATION TELE/DATA OUTLET (FLOOR MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) ® vA WIRELESS ACCESS POINT (CEILING MTD LEFT, WALL MTD RIGHT) TELEPHONE BACKBOARD (TBB) INTERCOM OUTLET QM INTERCOM STATION BLANK = REMOTE M =MASTER Av Av AUDIO / VIDEO DEVICE (WALL MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) AV =AUDIO / VIDEO OUTLET M =MICROPHONE OUTLET SM =SECURITY MONITOR OUTLET TV =TELEVISION OUTLET V = VOLUME CONTROL AMP SOUND SYSTEM AMPLIFIER H- I Qs SPEAKER (WALL MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) r AUDIBLE NOTIFICATION DEVICE B =BELL C =CHIME G =GONG LJ BUZZER CEV BELL & BUZZER COMBINATION Ell AUDIBLE NOTIFICATION DEVICE H =HORN S = SIREN eT AUXILIARY SYSTEM DEVICE BT =BELL RINGING TRANSFORMER R = RELAY D =ELECTRIC DOOR OPENER LV =LOW VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER FO ANNUNCIATOR eL eL INDICATOR LIGHT (WALL MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) BL =BURGLAR ALARM LIGHT CLOCK M M =MASTER DF=DOUBLEFACE S =COMBINATION SPEAKER ocE-EY-M-1 SECURITY DEVICES DC = DOOR CONTACT GB =GLASS BREAK DETECTOR HD =HEAT DETECTOR HU =HOLD-UP BUTTON KP = KEY PAD MD =MOTION DETECTOR PB =PANIC BUTTON PVM =PUBLIC VIEW MONITOR SD =SOUND DETECTOR SEC =SECURITY CONTROL PANEL VS = VIBRATION SENSOR WC = WINDOW CONTACT cRE-AC-P-1 ACCESS CONTROL DEVICE ACP =ACCESS CONTROL PANEL CR =CARD READER ES =ELECTRIC STRIKE ML =MAGNETIC LOCK PS =PROXIMITY SENSOR PWR =POWER SUPPLY RX =REQUEST EXIT PUSH BUTTON 04 SECURITY CAMERA xx� (WALL MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) PTZ =PAN/TILT/ZOOM BX =BOX D =MINI DOME BL =BULLET WP = WEATHERPROOF • • ••• PUSHBUTTON STATION (BUTTONS REPRESENTED BY SOLID DOTS) NH NORMAL / EMERGENCY CALL BUTTON PUSH BUTTON F0 Q THERMOSTAT (WALL MTD LEFT, CEILING MTD RIGHT) CODES IN EFFECT: ALL WORK SHALL BE IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH: • NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE - 2014 • FLORIDA BUILDING CODE - 2017 (6TH EDITION) • ASHRAE 90.1 - 2013 • INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE - 2015 RACEWAY SYMBOLS: -~` HOMERUN CIRCUIT TO PANELBOARD — LV — LOW VOLTAGE CABLE - CONDUIT BURIED CONDUIT CONCEALED CONDUIT EXPOSED 1 FLEXIBLE CONDUIT 0 CONDUIT UP C CONDUIT DOWN p CONDUIT SEAL -OFF CONDUIT TEE BODY El CONDUIT EL BODY T CONDUIT CAP u CONDUIT SLEEVE WITH BUSHINGS PB PULL BOX HH HAND HOLE ABBREVIATIONS: A AMPERE AFC AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT AFCI ARC FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER AFF ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR AFG ABOVE FINISHED GRADE AHJ AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION AIC AMPERE INTERRUPTING CAPACITY ATS AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH BLDG BUILDING BRKR BREAKER C CONDUIT CKT CIRCUIT CLG CEILING CPT CONTROL POWER TRANSFORMER CT CURRENT TRANSFORMER CU COPPER CTR CENTER EA EACH EG EQUIPMENT GROUND EGC EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTOR EM EMERGENCY EOL ELECTRONIC OVERLOAD FDR FEEDER FLA FULL LOAD AMPS GEC GROUNDING ELECTRODE CONDUCTOR GFI GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER GFCI GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER GND GROUND GRS GALVANIZED RIGID STEEL HOA HAND -OFF -AUTO IG ISOLATED GROUND JB JUNCTION BOX KVA KILOVOLT -AMPERE KW KILOWATT L.S.I.G. LONG, SHORT, INSTANTANEOUS, GROUND FAULT TRIP LTG LIGHTING MCA MINIMUM CIRCUIT AMPS MCB MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER MCC MOTOR CONTROL CENTER MCCB MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKER MCP MOTOR CIRCUIT PROTECTOR MDP MAIN DISTRIBUTION PANEL MFS MAXIMUM FUSE SIZE MGB MAIN GROUNDING BUSBAR MLO MAIN LUG ONLY MOCP MAXIMUM OVERCURRENT PROTECTION MTD MOUNTED MTS MANUAL TRANSFER SWITCH N.C. NORMALLY CLOSED N.O. NORMALLY OPEN NL NIGHT LIGHT NTS NOT TO SCALE OCPD OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICE OH OVERHEAD P POLE PH PHASE PNL PANEL PWR POWER RECEP RECEPTACLE RM ROOM SCCR SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT RATING SW SWITCH SWBR SWITCHBOARD SWGR SWITCHGEAR TBB TELEPHONE BACKBOARD TELCO TELEPHONE COMPANY TELE TELEPHONE TGB TELECOMMUNICATIONS GROUNDING BUSBAR TMGB TELECOMMUNICATIONS MAIN GROUNDING BUSBAR TYP TYPICAL UG UNDERGROUND LINO UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE UPS UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY V VOLT VIF VERIFY IN FIELD W/ WITH W WIRE WP WEATHERPROOF WR WEATHER RESISTANT XFMR TRANSFORMER WORK AND EQUIPMENT UNDER THIS DIVISION SHALL BE IN STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH THE CODES, STANDARDS, AND PRACTICES LISTED HEREIN. THEIR RESPECTIVE DATES ARE FURNISHED AS THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS (UNLESS OTHERWISE DETERMINED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION). GENERAL NOTES: 1. PRE -BID SITE VISIT: CONTRACTOR PROPOSING TO UNDERTAKE WORK UNDER THIS DIVISION SHALL VISIT THE SITE OF THE WORK AND FULLY INFORM THEMSELVES OF ALL CONDITIONS THAT EFFECT THE WORK AND COST THEREOF AND EXAMINE THE DRAWINGS AS RELATED TO THE SITE CONDITIONS. BIDDERS WHO DO NOT VISIT THE SITE MAY BE UNILATERALLY NOT PERMITTED TO SUBMIT A BID IF THE OWNER SO DESIGNATES. 2. BID TERMS AND CONDITIONS: THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN A FULL SET OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FROM THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO BID. CONSIDERATION WILL NOT BE GRANTED FOR ANY ALLEGED MISUNDERSTANDINGS OF THE AMOUNT OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED. TENDER OF PROPOSAL SHALL CONVEY FULL AGREEMENT TO THE ITEMS AND CONDITIONS INDICATED IN THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. ANY DISCREPANCIES OR OMISSIONS FOUND IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS OR DOUBT AS TO THE INTENT THEREOF, SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT IN WRITING TO OBTAIN CLARIFICATION FROM THE ENGINEER AND/OR OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR TO SUBMITTING PROPOSAL FOR WORK. WHERE CLARIFICATION CANNOT BE PROVIDED PRIOR TO BID, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME THE MORE EXPENSIVE METHOD FOR THE BID. WITHOUT FORMAL AUTHORIZATION, THE ARCHITECT AND OWNER RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REQUIRE THE MORE RESTRICTIVE SPECIFICATION. 3. EXCLUSIONS: MATERIAL AND LABOR EXCLUDED BY THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT RELIEVE THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR FROM PROVIDING SAME. 4. COMPLETE SYSTEM: FURNISH ALL LABOR, MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, TRANSPORTATION, SUPERINTENDENTS AND SERVICES REQUIRED TO CONSTRUCT, INSTALL, AND MODIFY THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AS HEREIN SPECIFIED AND SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS FOR A COMPLETE AND FULLY OPERATIONAL SYSTEM. COORDINATE WORK TO BE PERFORMED OR INSTALLED BY OTHERS AFFECTING THE ELECTRICAL WORK AND FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL NECESSARY STEEL SHAPES, BLOCKING, ANCHORS, SLEEVES, HANGERS, ETC. FOR ATTACHING OR CONNECTING ELECTRICAL WORK TO RELATED WORK OF OTHER TRADES. ALL ITEMS NOT SPECIFICALLY MENTIONED HEREIN OR NOT INDICATED IN THE DRAWINGS, WHICH ARE NECESSARY TO MAKE A COMPLETE WORKING INSTALLATION, SHALL BE PROVIDED WITHOUT ADDITIONAL EXPENSE TO THE OWNER. DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS DO NOT UNDERTAKE TO INDICATE EVERY ITEM OF MATERIAL, EQUIPMENT, OR LABOR REQUIRED TO PRODUCE A COMPLETE AND PROPERLY OPERATING INSTALLATION. 5. PERMITS: OBTAIN ALL NECESSARY PERMITS, LICENSES, AND INSPECTIONS AS REQUIRED BY ANY OF THE FOREGOING AUTHORITIES AND PAY FOR ALL OTHER COSTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE WORK. 6. INSPECTIONS: CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT CONCEAL ANY WORK UNTIL INSPECTED AND APPROVED BY ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR AND/OR ARCHITECT/ENGINEER. 7. REGULATIONS: ALL ELECTRICAL WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE LATEST ADOPTED NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (NEC) AND ALL OTHER APPLICABLE FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL BU:LDING CODES, RULES, REGULATIONS AND AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. 8. WORKMANSHIP: ALL WORK SHALL BE INSTALLED IN A NEAT AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE NECA STANDARDS SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE OWNER OR OWNER'S AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE. RACEWAY, FIXTURES, AND WIRING DEVICES SHALL BE PROPERLY ALIGNED, LEVELED, PLUMBED AND SUPPORTED. RACEWAY SHALL BE GROUPED AND INSTALLED IN RUNS WHICH ARE PARALLEL AND PERPENDICULAR WITH BUILDING LINES, 9. COORDINATION: PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF WORK, EXAMINE ALL CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND COORDINATE WITH ALL OTHER TRADES INCLUDING GENERAL CONTRACTOR, MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR, LOW VOLTAGE CONTRACTOR, AND SECURITY CONTRACTOR IN ORDER TO BECOME FAMILIAR WITH ALL ASPECTS OF THE DESIGN AFFECTING THE ELECTRICAL WORK AND TO CONFIRM SITE SPECIFIC INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS AND EQUIPMENT CUT SHEETS FOR EQUIPMENT POWER/CONTROL REQUIREMENTS, CONNECTIONS, WIRING DEVICE TYPE, MOUNTING HEIGHTS, MEANS OF ATTACHMENT, AND LOCATIONS OF ALL NEW EQUIPMENT AND ELECTRICAL DEVICES. FIELD VERIFY EXACT NAMEPLATE DATA ON ALL EQUIPMENT FURNISHED UNDER OTHER DIVISIONS AND/OR BY THE OWNER PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF ELECTRICAL WORK AND MAKE ANY ADJUSTMENTS TO OUTLETS, CONDUITS, WIRE, AND/OR CIRCUIT BREAKER/FUSE RATINGS AS REQUIRED TO MATCH EQUIPMENT ACTUALLY FURNISHED. 10. EQUIPMENT AND DEVICE LOCATIONS: LOCATIONS ON THE ELECTRICAL PLANS ARE APPROXIMATE. EXACT LOCATIONS SHALL BE DETERMINED FROM ARCHITECTURAL PLANS, SECTIONS, AND ELEVATIONS. FINAL LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES TO BE COORDINATED WITH ARCHITECT, OWNER, AND/OR OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. VERIFY STUB -UP LOCATION FOR ALL UNDER SLAB CONDUITS PRIOR TO ROUGH -IN. 11. UTILITIES: UTILITY COORDINATION INFORMATION SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS SHALL BE CONSIDERED PRELIMINARY. COORDINATE WITH LOCAL POWER COMPANY AND TELCO (TELEPHONE/CABLE/INTERNET) PROVIDERS FOR SERVICE REQUIREMENTS AND VERIFY FINAL POINT OF CONNECTION PRIOR TO MOBILIZATION IN THE FIELD. NOTIFY UTILITIES OF COMMENCEMENT OF WORK AND MAKE ALL ARRANGEMENTS FOR TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT SERVICES. PROVIDE ALL EQUIPMENT, MATERIAL, AND LABOR TO MEET UTILITY REQUIREMENTS. INCLUDE ALL ASSOCIATED COSTS TO SET-UP AND COORDINATE TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT ELECTRIC AND TELCO SERVICES IN BID. ALL MATERIALS MUST BE APPROVED BY THE LOCAL UTILITY. IF REQUIRED, THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE CONDUIT SYSTEMS FOR UTILITY MEDIUM VOLTAGE FROM UTILITY PRIMARY TO POINT OF INTERCEPTION AT EDGE OF PROPERTY LINE. 12. TEMPORARY POWER: PROVIDE TEMPORARY SERVICE FOR LIGHTING, POWER EQUIPMENT (DRILLS, SAWS, ETC.), AND CONTRACTOR MOBILIZED WORK TRAILERS. VERIFY TEMPORARY SERVICE REQUIREMENTS WITH GENERAL CONTRACTOR. TEMPORARY LIGHTING AND POWER SHALL MEET OSHA REQUIREMENTS AND LOCAL CODE. 13. INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE: COORDINATE ALL WORK REQUIRING INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE (POWER, SECURITY, DATA, FIRE ALARM, ETC) WITH ALL AFFECTED PARTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO GENERAL CONTRACTOR, BUILDING OWNER AND/OR LANDLORD, TENANT(S), AND OWNER AND/OR OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE AND OBTAIN WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM SAID PARTIES AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO SHUT DOWN. PROVIDE NOTICE TO ALL OTHER TRADES OF ALL SCHEDULED INTERRUPTIONS. ALL OUTAGES OR INTERRUPTIONS SHALL BE KEPT TO MINIMUM DURATION. PROVIDE TEMPORARY SERVICE DURING OUTAGE WHEN REQUIRED BY AFFECTED PARTIES. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE PERSONNEL FOR FIRE AND SECURITY WATCH DURING OUTAGES TO FIRE AND SECURITY SYSTEMS. 14. PRODUCTS: ALL ELECTRICAL MATERIALS SHALL BE NEW EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFICALLY NOTED AS EXISTING TO BE REUSED. MATERIAL AND METHODS OF INSTALLATION SHALL CONFORM TO THE STANDARDS OF UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES, INC. (UL), ANSI, NFPA, ADA, AND ALL OTHER APPLICABLE LOCAL ORDINANCES. DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND/OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGED DURING INSTALLATION AND/OR TESTING SHALL BE REPLACED OR REPAIRED IN A MANNER MEETING THE APPROVAL OF THE ARCHITECT AND THE ENGINEER. PROPOSED EQUIPMENT SHALL BE NRTL LISTED, LABELED, OR APPROVED. 15. SHOP DRAWINGS AND SUBMITTALS: SUBMIT MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD PRODUCT INFORMATION, PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS, ELECTRICAL RATINGS, PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS, AND OTHER INFORMATION NECESSARY FOR ENGINEER TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIFICATIONS. SHOP DRAWINGS SHALL BE SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO ORDERING AND INSTALLING ANY EQUIPMENT. SUBMITTALS AND SHOP DRAWINGS SHALL CLEARLY INDICATE ITEMS TO BE REVIEWED BY HIGHLIGHTING, AND ITEMS NOT TO BE REVIEWED SHALL BE CROSSED OUT. SUBMITTALS WITHOUT HIGHLIGHTING AND CROSSED OUT ITEMS SHALL NOT BE REVIEWED. ALL SUBMITTALS MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE ENGINEER WITHIN 30 DAYS OF CONTRACT AWARD TO THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR; NO EXCEPTIONS. EQUIPMENT ORDERED OR INSTALLED WITHOUT A FAVORABLY REVIEWED SUBMITTAL IS DONE AT THE CONTRACTOR'S OWN RISK. 16. VALUE ENGINEERING SUBMITTALS: VALUE ENGINEERING SUBMI I-TALS SHALL BE LABELED AS SUCH AND INDICATE A'DEDUCT' OR CREDIT BACK TO THE OWNER. VE SUBMITTALS NOT CLEARLY LABELED OR NOT INCLUDING A DEDUCT SHALL BE REJECTED. 17. SUBSTITUTION AND ALTERATIONS: THERE SHALL BE NO DEVIATION FROM THE REQUIREMENTS HEREIN WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE ENGINEER. CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL COSTS INCURRED RESULTING FROM SUBSTITUTION OF EQUIPMENT AS WELL AS THE PERFORMANCE AND SPACE REQUIREMENTS OF SUCH EQUIPMENT. 18. SUBSTITUTIONS AND ALTERATIONS OF OTHER DISCIPLINE'S EQUIPMENT: SUBSTITUTED AND ALTERED EQUIPMENT BY OTHER DISCIPLINES SHALL INCLUDE ALL MATERIAL AND LABOR COSTS FOR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE COMPLETE AND FULLY FUNCTIONAL SYSTEMS TO ACCOMMODATE THESE SUBSTITUTED AND ALTERED EQUIPMENT. THESE ADDITIONAL ELECTRICAL COSTS MUST BE ABSORBED BY THE OTHER DISCIPLINE'S CONTRACTOR IN ORDER FOR THE SUBSTITUTED OR ALTERED GEAR TO BE ACCEPTED. 19. FAULT CURRENT PROTECTION: ALL EQUIPMENT SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT RATINGS (SCCR) AND OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVICE AMPERE INTERRUPTING CAPACITY (AIC) RATINGS SHALL BE GREATER THAN THE AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT AT EACH RESPECTIVE PIECE OF EQUIPMENT. COORDINATE EQUIPMENT SCCR AND OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVICE AIC RATINGS WITH POWER COMPANY. OBTAIN THE AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT AT TRANSFORMER SECONDARY FROM THE POWER COMPANY AND PROVIDE PROPOSED EQUIPMENT SCCR AND OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVICE AIC RATINGS FOR ENGINEER APPROVAL. OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVICES AIC RATINGS SHALL BE FULLY RATED WITH A MINIMUM 10% MARGIN BETWEEN THE CALCULATED FAULT LEVEL AND THE SPECIFIED SHORT CIRCUIT RATING OF THE EQUIPMENT LINO ON PLANS. 20. VOLTAGE DROP: WIRE SIZES SPECIFIED IN THESE PLANS ARE MINIMUM WIRE SIZES. THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INCREASING WIRE SIZES BASED ON ACTUAL CIRCUIT LENGTH TO MAINTAIN VOLTAGE DROP AT A MAXIMUM OF 3% FOR BRANCH CIRCUITS AND 2% FOR FEEDERS. THE CUMULATIVE VOLTAGE DROP FROM THE SOURCE TO THE END DEVICE SHALL NOT EXCEED 5% OF NOMINAL SYSTEM VOLTAGE. 21. WIRING: ALL CONDUCTORS CARRYING 50 VOLTS OR MORE SHALL BE MINIMUM #12 AWG, CU, LINO. PROVIDE DUAL RATED TYPE THHN-THWN FOR ABOVE GROUND AND TYPE THWN OR XHHW FOR BELOW GROUND, COORDINATE INSULATION TYPES WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS, NEC REQUIREMENTS, AND CONDUIT FILL REQUIREMENTS. CONDUCTORS #12 AND #10 SHALL BE SOLID, CONDUCTORS #8 AND LARGER SHALL BE STRANDED. ALL CONDUCTOR SIZES ARE BASED ON COPPER WITH 60°C INSULATION FOR CIRCUITS RATED 100A OR LESS AND 75"C FOR CIRCUITS RATED MORE THAN 100A. 22. LOW VOLTAGE WIRING: LOW VOLTAGE WIRING FOR SPECIAL SYSTEMS IS PERMITTED TO BE FREE -WIRED ONLY ABOVE ACCESSIBLE CEILINGS AND BELOW RAISED FLOOR SYSTEMS, UNO. FREE -WIRED CABLE SHALL BE LIL LISTED, PLENUM RATED. LOW VOLTAGE WIRING IN OPEN CEILINGS, HARD CEILINGS, WALLS, PASSING THROUGH ADJACENT TENANT SPACES, OR ROUTED UNDERGROUND OR BELOW SLAB SHALL BE INSTALLED IN CONDUIT. LOW VOLTAGE WIRING IS NOT SHOWN ON PLANS, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY CALLED OUT. 23. COLOR CODING: FOR EXISTING WIRING SYSTEMS, COLOR CODING SHALL FOLLOW EXISTING SITE REQUIREMENTS. FOR NEW INSTALLATIONS OR WHERE EXISTING INSTALLATIONS DO NOT HAVE A COLOR CODING CONVENTION, THE FOLLOWING SYSTEMS OF COLOR CODING SHALL BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO AND FOLLOWED THROUGHOUT: CONDUCTOR 480Y/277V, 3-PH 208Y/120V, 3-PH 240D/12OV, 3-PH 240/120V, 1-PH PHASE A: BROWN BLACK BLACK BLACK PHASE B: ORANGE RED ORANGE RED PHASE C: YELLOW BLUE BLUE --- NEUTRAL: GRAY WHITE WHITE WHITE EQUIPMENT GROUND: GREEN GREEN GREEN GREEN ISOLATED GROUND: -- GREEN/YELLOW GREEN/YELLOW GREEN/YELLOW 2A. SHARED CIRCUIT NEUTRALS: SHARED CIRCUIT NEUTRALS SHALL NOT BE USED UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE ON PANEL SCHEDULE. WHERE USED, CIRCUIT BREAKER HANDLE TIES SHALL BE PROVIDED TO DISCONNECT POWER TO EACH PHASE CONDUCTOR OF THE SHARED NEUTRAL CIRCUIT. 25. GROUNDING: ALL CIRCUITS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH AN INSULATED GREEN COPPER EQUIPMENT GROUND CONDUCTOR SIZED PER NEC. THE EQUIPMENT GROUND CONDUCTOR SHALL BE INCREASED IN SIZE BY EQUAL PROPORTION TO T HE PHASE CONDUCTORS WHENEVER THE PHASE CONDUCTORS HAVE BEEN UPSIZED TO MAINTAIN ACCEPTABLE VOLTAGE DROP LEVELS. EQUIPMENT GROUNDS SHALL BE BONDED TO ALL EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES. USE OF METALLIC CONDUIT SHALL NOT TAKE THE PLACE OF AN EQUIPMENT GROUND CONDUCTOR. 26. CONDUIT: ALL WIRING SHALL BE INSTALLED IN CONDUIT, MINIMUM 1/2" FOR INDOOR AND 3/4" FOR OUTDOOR AND UNDER SLAB. EMT IS ACCEPTABLE WITH COMPRESSION FITTINGS ONLY. ALL HOMERUNS SHALL BE HARD PIPED. MC IS ACCEPTABLE FOR FIXTURE WHIPS ONLY. ALL CONDUIT AND WIRING SHALL BE CONCEALED IN FLOORS, WALLS, AND/OR CEILINGS UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHERWISE. CHANNEL EXISTING WALLS WHERE REQUIRED. WHERE CONDUITS ARE UNABLE TO BE CONCEALED, HARD PIPED CONDUIT SHALL BE USED AND PAINTED TO MATCH ADJOINING SURFACE. 27. UNDERGROUND CONDUITS: MINIMUM BURIAL DEPTH SHALL BE 24" TO TOP OF CONDUIT. PROVIDE DETECTABLE WARNING TAPE WHERE REQUIRED BY AHJ OR CODE. 28. ROUTING: FOR CLARITY, CONDUIT ROUTING SHOWN IS SYMBOLIC AND DIAGRAMMATIC. INSTALL CONDUIT TO FIT ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS. 29. OPEN CEILINGS: IN AREAS W'17HOUT CEILINGS OR WHERE ANY CONDUITS, CONDUCTORS, FEEDERS, OR LOW VOLTAGE CABLING IS VISIBLE, ALL WIRING SHALL BE HARD PIPED IN CONDUIT. BX, AC, AND MC CABLE OR FLEX CONDUIT ARE NOT PERMITTED. CONDUITS SHALL BE ROUTED TIGHT TO DECK EITHER PARALLEL OR PERPENDICULAR TO BUILDING LINES, GROUPED ALONG STRUCTURAL MEMBERS, AND DROP AT POINT OF CONNECTION. MAINTAIN 1-1/2" CLEARANCE FROM ROOF DECK PER NEC 300.4(E). WHERE EXPOSED TO VIEW, ALL MATERIALS (CONDUIT, JUNCTION BOXES, ETC.) SHALL BE INSTALLED IN AN ORDERLY FASHION AND SHALL BE CLEAN, FREE FROM ALL VISIBLE MARKINGS, AND PAINTED TO MATCH ADJOINING SURFACE. JUNCTION BOXES SHALL HAVE CIRCUIT NUMBERS WRITTEN ON THE INSIDE OF THE JUNCTION BOX COVER. 30. PENETRATIONS: CONTRACTOR SHALL INSPECT AREA OF WORK AND PERFORM GROUND PENETRATING RADAR (GPR) SCAN OR X-RAY ALL PROPOSED PENETRATIONS PRIOR TO WORK TO DETERMINE EXACT LOCATIONS OF STRUCTURAL_ REINFORCEMENT OR EMBEDDED SYSTEMS. COORDINATE FLOOR AND WALL PENETRATIONS WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. ALL PENETRATIONS SHALL BE SEALED BY APPROVED MEANS TO PREVENT ENERGY LOSS AND MOISTURE AND RODENT INTRUSION. 31. FIRE -RATED PENETRATIONS: ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE -RATED SLABS AND/OR PARTITIONS SHALL BE SEALED WITH A UL LISTED FIRE -RATED ASSEMBLY OF EQUAL OR GREATER RATING THAN THAT OF THE EXISTING SLAB OR PARTITION. 32. TRENCHING: FIELD VERIFY UNDERGROUND UTILITIES PRIOR TO TRENCHING. ALL PROPOSED EXCAVATION IN THE VICINITY OF EXISTING UTILITIES, PIPING SYSTEMS, OR SIMILAR SHALL BE HAND EXCAVATED. HAND EXCAVATE IN THE VICINITY OF EXISTING TREES WHERE TRENCHING MAY DAMAGE TREE ROOT SYSTEM. 33. SLEEVES: SLEEVES AND SLEEVE SEALS SHALL BE PROVIDED AT PENETRATIONS OF WALL ASSEMBLIES. 34. SUPPORTS: ALL CONDUIT AND CABLING SHALL BE PROPERLY SUPPORTED AS REQUIRED BY CODE. 35. REPAIRS: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR ALL WALL, CEILING, FLOOR, OR ROOF OPENINGS WHICH ARE CREATED BY DEMOLITION OR PENETRATION. THE REPAIRS SHALL BE WITH MATERIAL AND FINISHES TO MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT UNDISTURBED FINISHED SURFACES. 36. IDENTIFICATION: ALL ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT, TRANSFORMERS, PANELBOARDS, AND OTHER ENCLOSED EQUIPMENT SHALL BE IDENTIFIED AS INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. SAID IDENTIFICATION SHALL CONSIST OF PERMANENTLY ATTACHED ENGRAVED LAMINATED PLASTIC NAMEPLATES. EACH BRANCH CIRCUIT OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICE SHALL BE IDENTIFIED BY CIRCUIT NUMBER AND SCHEDULED INSIDE PANEL DOOR WITH A TYPEWRITTEN CIRCUIT DIRECTORY. EACH BRANCH CIRCUIT SPLICE OR TERMINATION SHALL BE IDENTIFIED BY PANEL AND CIRCUIT DESIGNATION SHOWN ON THE JUNCTION OR OUTLET BOX, OR UPON INDIVIDUAL WIRES IN CASES WHERE MORE THAN ONE OF EACH PHASE CONDUCTOR OCCUR. RECEPTACLES AND SWITCH COVER PLATES SHALL BE LABELED WITH PANEL AND CIRCUIT DESIGNATION USING TYPEWRITTEN CHARACTERS OF CONTRASTING COLOR (BLACK OR WHITE) ON CLEAR ADHESIVE BACKED LABELS OR FACTORY ENGRAVED COVER PLATES. 37. PANEL CLEARANCE: MAINTAIN ALL WORKING SPACE AND DEDICATED EQUIPMENT SPACE CLEARANCES AS REQUIRED BY ARTICLE 110 OF THE NEC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE BETWEEN TRADES SO THAT NO FOREIGN SYSTEMS ARE LOCATED IN THE DEDICATED EQUIPMENT SPACE. IN THE EVENT THAT FOREIGN SYSTEMS ARE INSTALLED ABOVE A PANEL'S DEDICATED EQUIPMENT SPACE, THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL ABSORB THE COST TO RELOCATE THE FOREIGN SYSTEMS. 38. WIRING DEVICES: WIRING DEVICES AND COVER PLATES SHALL BE DECORA STYLE OF COLORS SELECTED BY THE ARCHITECT OR INTERIOR DESIGNER. GANG ADJACENT DEVICES WITH A SINGLE ONE-PIECE COVER PLATE, LINO. FOR REMODELS, ALL DEVICES AND COVER PLATES WITHIN THE CONTRACT AREA SHALL BE REPLACED WITH NEW DECORA STYLE DEVICES AND COVER PLATES, LINO. 39. CLEANING: UPON COMPLETION OF WORK, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL THOROUGHLY CLEAN THE CONTRACT AREA AND ALL OTHER AREAS USED FOR STORAGE, STAGING, ETC. ALL EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES SHALL BE CLEANED AND POLISHED'N ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS. SOAP AND WATER CLEANING OR OTHER METHODS THAT LEAVE A FILM SHALL BE CORRECTED UPON REQUEST BY THE ENGINEER OR ARCHITECT. 40. TESTING: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL TEST ALL EQUIPMENT INSTALLED UNDER THIS CONTRACT AND DEMONSTRATE TO THE OWNER ITS PROPER OPERATION. AT THE TIME OF FINAL INSPECTION AND TESTS, ALL CONNECTIONS AT PANELBOARDS, CONTROL PANELS, DEVICES, AND EQUIPMENT AND ALL SPLICES MUST BE COMPLETED. EACH BRANCH CIRCUIT AND ITS RESPECTIVE CONNECTED EQUIPMENT MUST TEST FREE OF SHORT CIRCUITS. 41. TRAINING: OWNER AND/OR OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE SHALL BE TRAINED ON THE USE OF ANY NEW ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND LIGHTING CONTROLS PRIOR TO FINAL ACCEPTANCE. 42. FINAL ACCEPTANCE: AT THE END OF CONSTRUCTION, A FINAL WALK-THROUGH SHALL BE PERFORMED. ALL DEFICIENCIES IDENTIFIED DURING FINAL INSPECTION SHALL BE CORRECTED. 43. CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL: ALL CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL SHALL BE IN DUPLICATE, DELIVERED TO THE ARCHITECT, AND BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE OWNER. 44. PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS: THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN AT THE SITE, FOR THE OWNER, ONE COPY OF ALL DRAWINGS, ADDENDA, APPROVED SHOP DRAWINGS, REVISIONS AND OTHER MODIFICATIONS IN GOOD ORDER AND MARKED TO RECORD ALL CHANGES MADE DURING CONSTRUCTION. THE SET OF DRAWINGS AND OTHER INFORMATION SHALL BE DELIVERED TO THE OWNER WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE AND ONE COPY GIVEN TO THE ENGINEER UPON COMPLETION OF WORK. DRAWINGS SHALL INCLUDE AT A MINIMUM: A. A SINGLE -LINE DIAGRAM OF THE BUILDING ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AND B. FLOOR PLANS INDICATING LOCATION AND AREA SERVED FOR ALL DISTRIBUTION. 45. OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE (OEM) MANUALS: PROVIDE TWO COPIES OF OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS TO THE BUILDING OWNER IN HARD COPY AND ELECTRONIC FORMAT. HARD COPIES SHALL BE COMPILED AND ORGANIZED IN A BINDER. THE MANUALS SHALL INCLUDE, AT A MINIMUM, THE FOLLOWING: A. SUBMITTAL DATA STATING EQUIPMENT RATING AND SELECTED OPTIONS FOR EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT REQUIRING MAINTENANCE, B. OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS FOR EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT REQUIRING MAINTENANCE. REQUIRED ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ACTIONS SHALL BE CLEARLY IDENTIFIED. C. NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF AT. LEAST ONE QUALIFIED SERVICE AGENCY. D. WARRANTY INFORMATION. 46. WARRANTY: THE ENTIRE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM INSTALLED UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE HANDED OVER IN PROPER WORKING ORDER. ANY WORK OR MATERIALS WHICH DEVELOP DEFECTS, EXCEPT FROM ORDINARY WEAR AND TEAR, WITHIN ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE SHALL BE REPLACED WITHOUT CHARGE. IF MATERIALS HAVE A STANDARD WARRANTY GREATER THAN ONE YEAR, THE MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD WARRANTY SHALL APPLY. BENEFICIAL USE SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUED AS FINAL ACCEPTANCE. THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL, DURING THE ONE YEAR GUARANTEE PERIOD, BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROPER REPAIR AND ADJUSTMENTS OF ALL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT, APPARATUS, DEVICES, ETC. INSTALLED BY HIM, AND DO ALL WORK NECESSARY TO ENSURE EFFICIENT AND PROPER FUNCTIONING. o� 0 0 0 a. n a N w c 0 0 LL T CO CO 0 z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 .E. 3 7 ® * • 1G1�: AT C F D a W N MM w p Z W J W LL k = W Z J �a a 0W J azp v ' co -O Q y 0 0a W Q LO co W W d z 4) /y� W m M aa. U) Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 E-001 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN SCALE 3/16" = V-0" DEMOLITION NOTES: 1. COORDINATION: DRAWINGS ARE TO BE USED ONLY AS A GUIDELINE FOR DEMOLITION. COORDINATE ALL DEMOLITION WORK WITH OTHER TRADES, WITH NEW WORK INDICATED ON CONSTRUCTION PLANS, AND WITH ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS. 2. LOCKOUT/TAGOUT: VERIFY ALL SOURCES OF ELECTRICAL POWER TO AREA OF WORK ARE DISCONNECTED AND LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROCEDURES ARE FOLLOWED PER OSHA REQUIREMENTS. 3. NOT IN CONTRACT AREAS: LOCATE, IDENTIFY, AND PROTECT ELECTRICAL SERVICES (E.G. POWER, CONTROL, COMMUNICATION, SECURITY, SIGNAL, LIFE SAFETY, AND FIRE ALARM) PASSING THROUGH DEMOLITION AREA AND SERVING OTHER AREAS OUTSIDE THE RENOVATION LIMITS. MAINTAIN SERVICES TO AREAS OUTSIDE DEMOLITION LIMITS. WHEN SERVICES MUST BE INTERRUPTED, INSTALL TEMPORARY SERVICE FOR AFFECTED AREAS. 4. CONTINUITY OF SERVICE: ANY CIRCUITS FEEDING THROUGH DEVICES OR EQUIPMENT BEING REMOVED, RELOCATED, REWORKED, OR ABANDONED AND SERVING OTHER ELECTRICAL DEVICES, AND/OR EQUIPMENT SHALL BE MAINTAINED BY REWORKING EXISTING WIRING TO RESTORE CONTINUITY OF THE INTERRUPTED CIRCUITS. 5. LIFE SAFETY: EXISTING EMERGENCY LIGHTING, EGRESS LIGHTING, AND FIRE ALARM SYSTEM AND NOTIFICATION APPLIANCES SHALL BE SALVAGED, MAINTAINED IN PROPER OPERATION, AND RECONFIGURED AS REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE CODES AND STANDARDS FOR EACH PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION. 6. CODE VIOLATIONS: NOTIFY ENGINEER UPON DISCOVERY OF ANY EXISTING CODE VIOLATIONS FOR CORRECTIVE ACTIONS. 7. EXISTING CIRCUITRY: THE CONTRACTOR MAY REUSE EXISTING CIRCUITRY AS FIELD CONDITIONS PERMIT AND WHERE DESIGN INTENT CAN BE MET. EC SHALL VERIFY THAT TOTAL NEW LOAD DOES NOT EXCEED 80% OF THE BREAKER CONTINUOUS CURRENT RATING. 8. COMPLETE REMOVAL: ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES SHALL BE REMOVED COMPLETE INCLUDING CONDUIT, WIRE, HANGERS, AND SUPPORTS BACK TO SOURCE. 9. PROTECTION BARRIERS: PROTECT ADJACENT MATERIALS INDICATED TO REMAIN. INSTALL AND MAINTAIN DUST AND NOISE BARRIERS TO KEEP DIRT, DUST, AND NOISE FROM BEING TRANSMITTED TO ADJACENT AREAS. REMOVE PROTECTION AND BARRIERS AFTER DEMOLITION IS COMPLETE. 10. SALVAGE FOR REUSE: EXISTING EQUIPMENT NOTED TO REMAIN OR BE RELOCATED SHALL BE SALVAGED, REPAIRED, AND CLEANED FOR FUTURE USE. REPLACE MISSING HARDWARE OR DAMAGED EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED. 11. STORAGE: CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVAL, PRESERVATION, STORAGE, AND PROTECTION OF ALL EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES DESIGNATED TO BE REMOVED AND REINSTALLED. EQUIPMENT SHALL BE STORED IN A MANNER TO AVOID DAMAGE UNTIL REINSTALLED. 12. OWNER RETENTION: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL EQUIPMENT NOT INDICATED TO BE REUSED TO A DESIGNATED LOCATION AT THE PROJECT SITE. AFTER THE EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN ASSEMBLED FOR THE OWNER'S INSPECTION AND POSSIBLE RETENTION, ALL EQUIPMENT NOT TO BE RETAINED BY THE OWNER SHALL BE REMOVED FROM THE SITE BY THE CONTRACTOR. 13. PANELBOARD CIRCUIT DIRECTORY: ALL PANELBOARDS SHALL BE FURNISHED WITH REVISED TYPEWRITTEN CIRCUIT DIRECTORY CARDS WITH THE EQUIPMENT AND SPACE SERVED PROPERLY DESIGNATED. EXISTING EQUIPMENT SHALL BE RE -IDENTIFIED AS REQUIRED TO COORDINATE WITH PROPOSED DESIGN. 14. SPARED OUT CIRCUITS: BRANCH CIRCUIT BREAKERS MADE SPARE AS A RESULT OF DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES SHALL BE SWITCHED TO THE 'OFF' POSITION AND LABELED AS "SPARE". 15. RAISED CEILINGS: WHERE ARCHITECTURAL CEILINGS ARE TO BE RAISED, THE EC SHALL REWORK EXISTING OVERHEAD CONDUIT AND CONDUCTORS, IF ANY, TO ALLOW FOR THE CEILING TO BE RAISED. 16. HARD CEILINGS: WHERE NEW HARD CEILING IS TO BE INSTALLED, EC SHALL REWORK AND RELOCATE ALL JUNCTION BOXES OUT FROM ABOVE NEW HARD CEILING. NEW JUNCTION BOX LOCATIONS SHALL BE IN AN ACCESSIBLE AREA ABOVE CEILING. DEMOLITION LEGEND: REFER TO DEMOLITION PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES AND REQUIREMENTS. (d) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING TO BE REMOVED. DISCONNECT AND REMOVE WIRE AND CONDUIT BACK TO SOURCE. MAINTAIN SERVICE TO REMAINING DEVICES. (e) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING TO REMAIN. MAINTAIN SERVICE VIA EXISTING CIRCUIT. (r) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING TO BE RELOCATED. MATCH EXISTING WIRING AND CONDUIT AND EXTEND TO PROPOSED LOCATION. (er) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING DEVICE/FIXTURE TO BE REPLACED IN SAME LOCATION AS EXISTING. DISCONNECT AND REMOVE EXISTING DEVICE/FIXTURE AND MAINTAIN SERVICE VIA EXISTING CIRCUIT. — — — — DASHED LINES INDICATE EXISTING TO BE REMOVED, EXISTING TO BE RELOCATED, OR EXISTING TO BE REPLACED. LIGHT LINES INDICATE EXISTING TO REMAIN. KEYED NOTES: OELECTRICAL DEMOLITION: COORDINATE WITH GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR DEMOLITION SCOPE. DISCONNECT AND REMOVE EXISTING BRANCH CIRCUIT WIRING AND LOW VOLTAGE TO ACCOMMODATE PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN. OELECTRICAL PANELS: EXISTING ELECTRICAL PANELS AND CONTROL EQUIPMENT TO REMAIN. QEXISTING CEILING GRID AND LIGHT FIXTURES TO BE REMOVED: DISCONNECT AND REMOVE EXISTING INTERIOR LIGHTING IN THIS ROOM/AREA. OEQUIPMENT REMOVAL: EXISTING EQUIPMENT TO BE REMOVED. DISCONNECT EXISITNG BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUIT AND CONDUCTORS FROM EACH LOAD BACK TO SOURCE. SWITCH EXISTING BRANCH CIRCUIT BREAKER TO "OFF" POSITION AND LABEL AS SPARE. OEXISTING WALK-IN COOLER DOOR TO BE REMOVED: DISCONNECT AND REMOVE EXISTING DOOR LIGHTS. OEXISTING ATM TO BE RELOCATED: REMOVE CONDUIT AND WIRING FROM LOAD BACK TO PREVIOUS SOURCE. OEXISTING HAND DRYER TO BE REMOVED: DISCONNECT AND REMOVE EXISTING HAND DRYER. REMOVE CONDUIT AND WIRE FROM LOAD BACK TO SOURCE. PATCH AND REPAIR SURFACE EFFECTED AREA FROM DEMOLITION. TNOT IN SCOPE OF WORK: UEXISTING AUTOMATIC TANK GAUGE TO BE RELOCATED: REMOVE CONDUIT AND WIRING BACK TO PREVIOUS SOURCE. rn M O 0 m ca w a N O g L N w a', W 0 z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [fJ: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 0111993idgs� �` FL•f I� 77 o 0 • 0 7 .0 - •'• .t S OF ate: z CV A ch J � z v7 J O W -� -j O w cc o W J 0 m J J y N LO m a� W z a� J W tom_ C L a u� Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 E-101 Date 05/03/2019 Scale k. AS NOTED ELECTRICAL CHASE UP TO CEILING. ELECTRICAL PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES: 1O NEW IG RECEPTACLE: PROVIDE NEW 120V, 20A, DUPLEX IG RECEPTACLE. OJUNCTION BOX IN CASEWORK: LOCATE J-BOX IN AN ACCESSIBLE AREA WITHIN CASEWORK. O TELE/DATA/POWER POLE: PROVIDE WIREMOLD 25DTC-4 OR EQUAL. PROVIDE ALL REQUIRED ACCESSORIES FOR A COMPLETE AND FULLY FUNCTIONAL TELE/DATA/POWER POLE. EXACT LOCATION OF POWER POLE SHALL BE DETERMINED IN FIELD BY ARCHITECT AND OWNER FIELD REPRESENTATIVE. O TELEPHONE AND DATA OUTLET: PROVIDE 1" C. FROM 4 11/16" X 4 11/16" DEEP JUNCTION BOX UP TO AN ACCESSIBLE AREA ABOVE CEILING. INSTALL PULL CORD FOR USE BY OTHERS. O CONDUIT WHIP: PROVIDE 3/4" COATED FLEXIBLE METALLIC CONDUIT FROM POWER POLE TO J-BOX IN CASEWORK. INSTALL 4 #12, 4 #12 NEUTRAL & 1 #12 EG FOR EQUIPMENT LOADS 106(PL-31), 113A(PL-33), 113B(PL-35) AND 132(PL-12) . O EMERGENCY FUEL SHUT-OFF PUSHBUTTON: RELOCATE EXISTING CASHIER EMERGENCY FUEL SHUT-OFF PUSHBUTTON TO LOCATION INDICATED ON PLAN. EXTEND CONDUIT AND WIRE AS REQUIRED. O TELE/DATA/POWER POLE: PROVIDE WIREMOLD 25DTP-4 OR EQUAL. PROVIDE ALL REQUIRED ACCESSORIES FOR A COMPLETE AND FULLY FUNCTIONAL TELE/DATA/POWER POLE. MOUNT RECEPTACLE IN POWER POLE AND CONNECT TO PL-28,30. POWER POLE LOCATION IS PROPOSED ONLY. EXACT LOCATION POWER POLE SHALL BE DETERMINE IN FIELD BY ARCHITECT AND OWNER FIELD REPRESENTATIVE. O CONDUIT WHIP: PROVIDE 3/4" COATED FLEXIBLE METALLIC CONDUIT FROM POWER POLE TO J-BOX IN CASEWORK. INSTALL 4 #12, 4 #12 NEUTRAL & 1 #12 EG FOR EQUIPMENT LOADS 114(PL-2), 115(PL-4), VEND NUT/ VEND CHILI(PL-1) AND 133(PL-22). OLIGHTED CIGARETTE ADVERTISEMENT: CONNECT TO 120 VOLT SWITCHED LIGHTING CIRCUIT. TIE TO EXISTING CIRCUIT FROM DEMOLITION WORK. 10 VISA/LOTTO RECEPTACLE: TIE TO EXISTING CIRCUIT FROM DEMOLITION WORK. 11 POS TERMINAL RECEPTACLE: TIE TO EXISTING CIRCUIT FROM DEMOLITION WORK. 12 SAFE RECEPTACLE: TIE TO EXISTING CIRCUIT FROM DEMOLITION WORK. 13 INTERCOM RECEPTACLE AND JUNCTION BOX FOR INTERCOM CABLES: TIE TO EXISTING CIRCUIT FROM DEMOLITION WORK. 14 6"X6"X24" WIREWAY: WIREWAY FOR DATA CABLES. 15 2" EMPTY CONDUIT: PROVIDE 2" CONDUIT FROM WIREWAY AT CASHIER CASEWORK TO TELEPHONE TERMINAL BOARD. INSTALL PULL CORD FOR USE BY OTHERS. THIS CONDUIT IS FOR SITE DATA CABLES. 16 RELOCATED AUTOMATIC TANK GAUGE: EXTEND WIRE AND CONDUIT TO NEW LOCATION. MATCH EXISTING CONDUIT AND WIRING IN SIZE AND TYPE. EXTEND ALL LOW VOLTAGE CONDUCTORS TO TANKS AND FUELING ACCESSORIES TO NEW AUTOMATIC TANK GAUGE LOCATION. 17 RELOCATED ATM: PROVIDE POWER/DATA AND CONNECT TO EXISTING CIRCUIT FROM DEMOLITION WORK. EXTEND CONDUIT AND CONDUCTORS AS REQUIRED. 18 HEAT PRODUCING EQUIPMENT UNDER HOOD: UPON ACTIVATION OF HOOD, THE SOLENOID OPERATED GAS SHUT OFF VALVE SHALL CLOSE. 19 GREASE HOOD WITH FIRE SUPPRESSION: PROVIDE 120V TO LIGHTS AND CONTROLS FOR HOOD. WIRE SUPPLY AIR FAN AND EXHAUST AIR FAN THROUGH HOOD CONTROLLER. REFER TO LIGHTING PLAN FOR LIGHT FIXTURE DETAILS. NEW WORK LEGEND: REFER TO PROPOSED PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES AND REQUIREMENTS. ALL DEVICES, FIXTURES, AND EQUIPMENT SHOWN ON THE PROPOSED ELECTRICAL PLAN IS NEW UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE WITH THE BELOW DESIGNATIONS. (e) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING TO REMAIN. MAINTAIN SERVICE VIA EXISTING CIRCUIT. (n) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES NEW. (r) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING TO BE RELOCATED. MATCH EXISTING WIRING AND CONDUIT AND EXTEND TO PROPOSED LOCATION. WIRING DEVICES SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH NEW DEVICES AND COVER PLATES TO MATCH NEW WORK. LIGHT FIXTURES SHALL BE CLEANED AND RE-LAMPED. (er) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING DEVICE/FIXTURE TO BE REPLACED IN SAME LOCATION AS EXISTING. RECONNECT NEW DEVICE/FIXTURE TO EXISTING CIRCUIT. WIRING DEVICES SHALL BE REPLACED WITH NEW DEVICES AND COVER PLATES TO MATCH NEW WORK. LIGHT FIXTURES SHALL BE REPLACED WITH NEW FIXTURES PER LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE. DARK LINES INDICATE NEW, EXISTING TO BE RELOCATED, OR EXISTING TO BE REPLACED. LIGHT LINES INDICATE EXISTING TO REMAIN. o� o 0 � m Wv�i a N o w � a z° INFINITY ENGINEERING GRODUP,LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 14 M`'YI E FL.R O u I No 7 7 ZG19 _ r Z N J^ CL r> 0 J LL 0 u� J J LL W .j C� = a w 0 cco V m J J Q A L.L N O _N J � Q LO � U a c m E N LL zLij °' U 1= o a z J cn L j J Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 E-201 Date 05103/2019 Scale AS NOTED A !w� 0 I I 'I'i-II !I +I 'll I I' rnl "If! 1 rpL in?i,I I SHEET NOTES: 1. HALF SHADED OR FULLY SHADED LUMINAIRES SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH SELF-CONTAINED 90-MINUTE BACK-UP BATTERY PACKS. 2. EMERGENCY LIGHTING FIXTURES SHALL SWITCH WITH LOCAL NORMAL LIGHTING UNLESS INDICATED AS "EM/NL" OR "NL" (NIGHT LIGHT). 3. EMERGENCY FIXTURES WITH INTEGRAL 90-MINUTE BATTERY PACKS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH AN UN -SWITCHED HOT CONDUCTOR SO THAT EMERGENCY BATTERY PACK CAN CHARGE WHEN POWER TO THE LIGHT FIXTURES IS SWITCHED OFF. 4. EXIT AND NIGHT LIGHT FIXTURES SHALL BE CONNECTED TO UN -SWITCHED CIRCUIT AHEAD OF LIGHTING CONTROLLER. 5. THE CIRCUIT NEUTRAL CONDUCTOR SHALL BE ROUTED TO EACH LINE VOLTAGE WALL SWITCH. WHERE THE WIRING DEVICE DOES NOT REQUIRE THE USE OF A NEUTRAL CONDUCTOR, CAP FOR FUTURE USE. CEILING SOFFIT. ELECTRICAL PROPOSED CEILING PLAN SCALE 3/16" = V-0" LUMINAIRE SCHEDULE LIGHT FIXTURE MARK DESCRIPTION MOUNTING LAMPS VOLTS WATTS MFG. MODEL # TYPE 2X4 LED TROFFER WITH GLOSS FINISH, 4000 A LUMENS, 120V, 4000K CREE ZR24T-40L-40K-120 RECESSED LED 120 40 2X4 LED TROFFER WITH GLOSS FINISH, 4000 AE LUMENS, 120V, 4000K WITH 1400 LUMEN CREE ZR24T-40L-40K-120-EB14 RECESSED LED 120 40 EMERGENCY BATTERY. B IMMERSION ELITE REFRIGERATED DISPLAY CASES GE LIGHTING 60" 5000CCT ELITE PREMIUM SURFACE LED 24VDC 24/DOOR D 48" LED WRAP, ARC LENS, 4000 LUMENS, 120V, CREE S-WR-4-40L-40K-120 SURFACE LED 120 36 4000K DE 48" LED WRAP, ARC LENS, 4000 LUMENS, 120V, CREE S-WR-4-40L-40K-120-EB SURFACE LED 120 33 4000K WITH 1100 LUMEN EMERGENCY PACK. 4' LED WET LOCATION LINEAR LUMINAIRE, 120V, E 4700 LUMENS, 4000K CREE WS4-47L-40K-120-FD SURFACE LED 120 50 EM WET LOCATION 2 HEAD EMERGENCY LIGHTING LITHONIA WLTU GY MR SURFACE HALOGEN 120 - UNIT. X 2 REMOTE HEAD COMBO EXIT LIGHT LIGHTALARMS UQLXN500R-2LEDR/ELF652D SURFACE LED 120 3.56 KEYED NOTES: O SALES FLOOR LIGHTING: CONNECT NEW LED LIGHT FIXTURES TO EXISTING BRANCH CIRCUIT. EC TO VERIFY EXISTING BRANCH CIRCUIT HAS ADEQUATE CAPACITY. ORESTROOM EXHAUST FAN: EXHAUST FAN SHALL BE WIRED TO OPERATE WHEN LIGHTS ARE 'ON'. CONNECT EXHAUST FAN AND LOCAL RESTROOM LIGHTS TO EXISTING LIGHTING CIRCUIT SERVING THIS SPACE. O ANTHONY DOOR LIGHTS: NEW ANTHONY DOOR LIGHTS PER MANUFACTURER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CONNECTED TO CIRCUIT MADE SPARE DURING DEMOLITION. REFER TO LUMINAIRE SCHEDULE FOR MORE INFORMATION. O SALES AREA LIGHTING CONTROL: LIGHT SWITCH LOCATIONS ARE PROPOSED ONLY. EXACT LOCATION OF LIGHT SWITCHES SHALL BE DETERMINE IN FIELD BY ARCHITECT AND OWNER FIELD REPRESENTATIVE. ONEW CEILING MOUNTED RECEPTACLE: PROVIDE CEILING MOUNTED RECEPTACLE AND TIE TO CIRCUIT AS SHOWN ON PLAN WITH 2 #12 AND 1 #12 EG IN 3!4" CONDUIT. OLOW TEMPERATURE OCCUPANCY SENSOR: PROVIDE WATTSTOPPER CB-100 OR EQUAL. O WALL MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSOR: PROVIDE WATTSTOPPER DW-100 OR EQUAL. 0 POWER PACK FOR LIGHTING CONTROL: PROVIDE WATTSTOPPER BZ-250 OR EQUAL. NEW WORK LEGEND: REFER TO PROPOSED PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES AND REQUIREMENTS. ALL DEVICES, FIXTURES, AND EQUIPMENT SHOWN ON THE PROPOSED ELECTRICAL PLAN IS NEW UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE WITH THE BELOW DESIGNATIONS. (e) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING TO REMAIN. MAINTAIN SERVICE VIA EXISTING CIRCUIT. (n) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES NEW. (r) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING TO BE RELOCATED. MATCH EXISTING WIRING AND CONDUIT AND EXTEND TO PROPOSED LOCATION. WIRING DEVICES SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH NEW DEVICES AND COVER PLATES TO MATCH NEW WORK. LIGHT FIXTURES SHALL BE CLEANED AND RE-LAMPED. (er) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING DEVICE/FIXTURE TO BE REPLACED IN SAME LOCATION AS EXISTING. RECONNECT NEW DEVICE/FIXTURE TO EXISTING CIRCUIT. WIRING DEVICES SHALL BE REPLACED WITH NEW DEVICES AND COVER PLATES TO MATCH NEW WORK. LIGHT FIXTURES SHALL BE REPLACED WITH NEW FIXTURES PER LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE. DARK LINES INDICATE NEW, EXISTING TO BE RELOCATED, OR EXISTING TO BE REPLACED. LIGHT LINES INDICATE EXISTING TO REMAIN. CD M 0 0 � 0 m w ) a y 0 .0 U. N U z° INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 =s�:f5!.968 AN T fCj E. TV m I7; -n - E OF Z Q J N tLO C7 M rn V L 7 i J J 0 J a✓ a 0 W cc � w N O V > J m IZ O J J Q y L NLO J Q `D 0 ca z U W IL cn W Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 E-202 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED EMERGENCY SIGN SHALL HAVE WHITE LETTERS, FUEL MINIMUM 1" IN HEIGHT, ON RED SHUT—OFF BACKGROUND MUSHROOM TYPE SHUT-OFF BUTTON IN NEMA 3R NON-METALLIC ENCLOSURE W/ CLEAR HINGED COVER MODEL: PILLA FS120 WITH COVER INSTALL PER NEC. 514.11 AND 514.13 EMERGENCY FUEL SHUT-OFF PUSHBUTTON SCALE 3 N.T.S. O 1/4" 1 P N L-A4 3/16"I 208Y/120V 3o 4W 2" 3/16"I FED FROM MDP C 3/16"I X)()()( AFC — EQUIPMENT NAME AS SPECIFIED ON PLANS SYSTEM VOLTAGE UPSTREAM EQUIPMENT SUPPLYING POWER AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT AT EQUIPMENT INSTALL LABEL AT TOP OF ENCLOSURE NOTES: 1. ALL DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT SUCH AS PANELBOARDS, SWITCHBOARDS, DISCONNECTS, TRANSFORMERS, ETC. SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH AN EQUIPMENT LABEL PER THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS DETAIL. 2. LABELS SHALL BE 2-PLY ENGRAVED PLASTIC LAMINATE WITH BLACK TYPEFACE LETTERS. LABEL BACKGROUND SHALL FOLLOW THE BELOW COLOR SCHEME: A. NORMAL POWER - WHITE B. UPS POWER - BLUE C. LIFE SAFETY POWER - YELLOW 3. LABEL MATERIAL SHALL BE DURABLE, UV STABLE, RATED FOR OUTDOOR USE, AND ABRASION RESISTANT. WHERE ATTACHED TO NEMA 4X EQUIPMENT, LABELS SHALL IN ADDITION BE CHEMICAL RESISTANT. 4. LABELS SHALL BE PERMANENTLY ATTACHED TO ENCLOSURE COVER WITH RIVETS UNLESS DOING SO COMPROMISES ITS NEMA / IP RATING. LABELS FOR ENCLOSURES WITH WELDED SEAMS AND GASKETED DOORS SUCH AS THOSE RATED NEMA 12 OR NEMA 4 SHALL BE INSTALLED USING PERMANENT WEATHER-, UV-, AND TEMPERATURE -RESISTANT DOUBLE -SIDED MOUNTING TAPE ONLY. 5. A SUBMITTAL WITH A COMPLETE LIST OF EQUIPMENT LABELS SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR ENGINEER APPROVAL PRIOR TO ORDERING. 6. LABELS SHALL INDICATE NO LESS THAN THE FOLLOWING: A. EQUIPMENT NAME B. THE NOMINAL SYSTEM VOLTAGE WHICH SAID EQUIPMENT IS CONNECTED TO C. THE EQUIPMENT NAME SUPPLYING POWER TO SAID EQUIPMENT D. THE AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT AT SAID EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT LABEL DETAIL SCALE 6 N.T.S. Neutral EYS CONDUIT SEAL FITTING UL APPROVED SEALING NO SEALING COMPOUND COMPOUND MADE BY ABOVE THIS POINT //— MANUFATUREER OF SEAL FITTING PUSH CONDUCTORS AWAY FROM THE FILLING OPENING & FORCE THEM APART SO THEY DO NOT LIE IN CONTACT WITH EACH OTHER. ALONG THEIR NOTE 3 LENGTH, PUSH SHREDS OF PACKING AWAY FROM THE APPROX 1/2" CONDUCTOR TO PREVENT GAS LEAKAGE PATHS PACKED FIBER DAMS NO I H NO FIBER OR SEALING COMPOUND BELOW SEAL -OFF LOCATION 1. PROVIDE EXPLOSION PROOF SEALS -OFFS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLES 500,501 AND 514 (CLASS 1, DIVISION 1 & 2) OF THE 2011 NEC. TYPICAL FOR ALL CONDUITS IN CLASS 1 LOCATIONS, INCLUDING LOW VOLTAGE CONDUITS. 2. CONDUIT FILL SHALL NOT EXCEED 25% OF SEAL -OFF AS PER NEC. 501.15(C)(6) 3. THE THICKNESS OF THE SEALING COMPOUND SHALL BE MINIMUM THE TRADE SIZE OF THE SEALING FITTING AND NO LESS THAN 5/8". Wht WATTSTOPPER Red POWER Blk PACK Red BZ-250 SEA -OFF DETAIL SCALE L- 2 N.T.S. LOCAL OFF SWITCH INCLUDED WITH WALK-IN COOLER PACKAGE WIC/BEER CAVE LIGHTS ,c F Isolated Relay 1 Normally Closed • 1-Bm Common • 2-Red Norlly On L —maOpen_ _ _ — — _ • 3-Orn _ — _ J WATTSTOPPER Control Output 4-Ylw CB-100 Common 5-Grn Light Level Output • 6-Blu +24VDC 7-Vio Common 8-Gry r Isolated Relay 1 Normally Closed • 1-Bm Common • 2-Red L Normally Open_ _ _• 3-Orn _ J WATTSTOPPER Control Output 4-Ylw CB_100 Common 5-Grn Light Level Output • 6-Blu +24VDC 7-Vio Common 8-Gry BEER CAVE / WALK-IN COOLER SCALE 5 N.T.S. LIGHTING CONTROL DIAGRAM NOTES: 1. REMOTE CONDENSING UNIT RACK IS TYPICAL. COORDINATE WITH GC AND MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR FOR SITE SPECIFIC RACK. 2. COORDINATE FINAL LOCATION OF DISCONNECT SWITCH ° MECHANICAL UNIT AND RECEPTACLE WITH MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR IN FIELD. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION SHALL BE SECURELY FASTENED TO MEET THE RESPECTIVE WIND SPEED FOR THE LOCATION IN WHICH IT IS INSTALLED. 3. PROVIDE ROOF BOOT TYPE FLASHING FOR ALL CONDUIT PENETRATIONS. COORDINATE PENETRATIONS WITH ROOFING CONTRACTOR IN FIELD. 4. CONDUIT STUP-UP THROUGH ROOF SHALL BE RIGID ° 'x 0 s METALLIC CONDUIT OR INTERMEDIATE METALLIC CONDUIT. STUB -UP SHALL BE SECURED TO ROOF GFCI MAINTENANCE RECEPTACLE WITH METALLIC WEATHERPROOF WHILE-N-USE COVER LIQUIDTIGHT FLEXIBLE METALLIC CONDUIT STRUCTURE BELOW AND SHALL EXTEND BEYOND ROOF BOOT TYPE FLASHING. FLEXIBLE CONDUIT SHALL NOT �^ MECHANICAL PASS THROUGH ROOF BOOT TYPE FLASHING. EQUIPMENT RACK 5. ALL MOUNTING HARDWARE SHALL BE HOT DIPPED ° GALVANIZED STEEL WITH STAINLESS STEEL FASTENERS. 6. ALL PENETRATIONS INTO ENCLOSURES AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE FROM BELOW OR SIDES. NO TOP PENETRATIONS. 7. FINAL CONNECTION FROM DISCONNECT SWITCH TO MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE MADE WITH LIQUIDTIGHT FLEXIBLE METALLIC CONDUIT OR CONDUIT 0 CHASE NIPPLE. NEMA-3R DISCONNECT SWITCH LIQUIDTIGHT FLEXIBLE METALLIC CONDUIT RIGID METALLIC CONDUIT OR INTERMEDIATE METALLIC CONDUIT ROOF JOISTS 1/4°I CAUTION SERIES COMBINATION SYSTEM 2" 1/4°I RATED 100,000 AMPERES. IDENTIFIED 1/4°I REPLACEMENT COMPONENTS REQUIRED. REFER TO PANEL SCHEDULES FOR EQUIPMENT SPECIFIC SERIES RATING AND PROVIDE LABEL ON SAID EQUIPMENT INDICATING RESPECTIVE RATING NOTES: 1. ALL SERIES RATED EQUIPMENT SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH A LABEL PER THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS DETAIL. 2. LABEL SHALL BE PERMANENT, ADHESIVE -BACKED, UV STABLE, AND RATED FOR OUTDOOR USE. 3. A SUBMITTAL WITH A COMPLETE LIST OF EQUIPMENT LABELS SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR ENGINEER APPROVAL PRIOR TO ORDERING. SERIES RATED EQUIPMENT LABEL DETAIL SCALE 7 N.T.S. ARCHITE CEILI LUI RI SC TYPICAL PANELBOARD / LOW VOLTAGE EQUIPMENT SEAL -OFF NOT REQUIRED--NN"... IF CONDUIT DOES NOT ORIGINATE IN, TERMINATE IN, OR PASS THROUGH HAZARDOUS AREA YARD LIGHT HAZARDOUS AREA DISPENSER (TYP. 3) YARC LIGH' LEGEND: • = SEAL -OFF SEAL -OFF NOT REQUIRED IF CONDUIT DOES NOT ORIGINATE IN, TERMINATE IN, OR PASS THROUGH HAZARDOUS AREA SEAL -OFF IS REQUIRED (CONDUIT PASSES THROUGH HAZARDOUS AREA) HT NOT REQUIRED NOTES: ELECTRICAL WIRING SHALL BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPROVED LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES AND BY A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN. THE PUMP SHALL BE PROPERLY GROUNDED. THE RGS CONDUIT SHALL BE USED WHEN INSTALLING ELECTRICAL WIRING. TYPICAL SEAL -OFF REQUIREMENTS DETAIL SCALE 1 N.T.S. SIDE VIEW IGE WIRE TO 'URE (TYP) TWISTS d (TYP) NOTES: 1. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR CEILING GRID SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS. THIS DETAIL SHOWS FIXTURE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS ONLY. 2. INSTALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS AND USING RECOMMENDED MOUNTING HARDWARE. 3. THERMAL INSULATION SHALL NOT BE INSTALLED ABOVE A RECESSED LUMINAIRE OR WITHIN 3" OF OF THE RECESSED LUMINAIRE'S ENCLOSURES, WIRING COMPARTMENT, BALLAST, TRANSFORMER, LED DRIVER, OR POWER SUPPLY UNLESS THE LUMINAIRE IS IDENTIFIED AS TYPE IC FOR INSULATION CONTACT. TROFFER MOUNTING - LAY -IN CEILING SCALE _ 4 N.T.S. rn M o � 0 2 � m H w a y c O g U_ 4 c a z° INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [fJ: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 ANDREWA,M QHR E. A F F O CV A M UJ vi J ~J W W = Ix >_ 0 J v = W J U J m 0 U W y •v N i j J w Q a � c R m m Z m a�i o a m t rn Project No. Sheet 140-88.00 E-301 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED ICE MAKER REMOTE CONDENSING UNIT DISCONNECT AND RECEPTACLE DETAIL SCALE N.T.S. KEYED NOTES: ONEW ELECTRICAL PANEL'LPE': PANEL LOCATION IS PROPOSED ONLY. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY IF PROPOSED LOCATION IS AS PER NEC ARTICLE 110. IF LOCATION IS NOT AS PER NEC ARTICLE 110 EC TO PROPOSE A DIFFERENT LOCATION FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY ENGINEER PRIOR TO ROUGH IN OF PANEL. Q SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICE: PROVIDE PQ PROTECTION PQM100 SERIES. ELECTRICAL LOAD ANALYSIS: TOTAL LOAD ADDED ON THE PANELS 50.00 kVA EXISTING PEAK DEMAND LOAD 59 kWd Peak demand * 1.25 0.85 86.76 kVA TOTAL LOAD DUE TO RENOVATION WORK 136.76 kVA ON 208Y/120V, 3PH, 4W 379.90 A EXISTING SERVICE 800.00 A PANEL SCHEDULE NOTES: 1. ALL BUSING SHALL BE HEAT TREATED ALUMINUM. 2. BOLT -ON BREAKERS ONLY. 3. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING THE SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT RATING WITH THE POWER COMPANY PRIOR TO PURCHASING ANY EQUIPMENT. EQUIPMENT SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM 10% MARGIN BETWEEN THE CALCULATED FAULT LEVEL AND THE SPECIFIED SHORT CIRCUIT RATING OF THE EQUIPMENT. 4. CONDUCTOR SIZES BASED ON 60 DEG C AMPACITY FOR 100A AND LESS AND 75 DEG C FOR GREATER THAN 100A [NEC 1 10.1(C)(1)]. 5. PROVIDE TYPEWRITTEN DIRECTORY CARD. 6. ALL PANELBOARDS SHALL BE SUPPLIED FROM THE SAME MANUFACTURER. 7. CIRCUIT BREAKER TYPE ABBREVIATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS: AFCI ARC -FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER F RED MARKING & "FIRE ALARM CIRCUIT" GFCI GROUND -FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER GFPE 30 mA EQUIPMENT GROUND FAULT PROTECTION HT2 HANDLE TIE FOR SHARED NEUTRAL CIRCUIT (2 POLE) HT3 HANDLE TIE FOR SHARED NEUTRAL CIRCUIT (3 POLE) L/ON LOCKABLE "LOCK ON" HANDLE HARDWARE L/OFF "LOCK OFF" SHNT SHUNT TRIP SWN SWITCHED NEUTRAL ETR EXISTING TO REMAIN NEW NEW TO MATCH EXISTING REM REMOVE EXISTING AND PROVIDE NEW TIC CIRCUIT THRU TIME CLOCK TAN TANDEM PHO CIRCUIT THRU PHOTOCELL LCCP CIRCUIT THRU LIGHTING CONTROL CONTACTOR PANEL 8. REFER TO EQUIPMENT LABEL DETAIL 6 ON SHEET E301. ELECTRICAL RISER DIAGRAM LEGEND: REFER TO ELECTRICAL RISER DIAGRAM FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES AND REQUIREMENTS. (d) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING TO BE REMOVED. (e) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING TO REMAIN. (n) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES NEW. (r) SUBSCRIPT DENOTES EXISTING TO BE RELOCATED. - - - - DASHED LINES INDICATE EXISTING TO BE REMOVED OR EXISTING TO BE RELOCATED. „�„,_..�.._,... LIGHT LINES INDICATE EXISTING TO REMAIN. DARK LINES INDICATE NEW. 1 • i •9010 1 i • ® PARE © • ______®®.yv.7q%��y L'ir%hGf.- y ya�,u ' �l�rys� x SALES LIGHTS .�©®______ STOREROOM LIGHTS RECEP- SH WINDOW woo EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD FACIA LIGHTS EXISTING ml LIGHTS _LOADSALES ® ___ __®® /xr z®®_____ ®, ®DELI BACKSPLASH___�__®® ' ' iiii©M_M_®®E own LOAD CONN. VA DF LOAD CONN. VA DF 1.00 1.25 100 1.00 1.25 1.25 1.00 TOTAL PHASEA-VA 1.960 COOLING 1.00 REFRIGERATION CONN.AMPS 16 0 SIGN/DISPLAY TOTAL PHASE B - VA 720 LIHEATING GHTIN _ _G f2-5 KITCHEN CONN-AMPS 6 RECEPTACLES 1,260 1.0/.5 EXISTING TOTAL PHASE C - VA 1,250 MOTORS _ 1,870 1.00 LARGEST MOTOR CONN. AMPS 10 TOTAL DEMAND WATER HEATER i_ 1.00_ SHO_WWNDOW TOTAL PNLBD - VA 1930 3,930 `✓A _ _ MISC EQUIP J 800 1.00 LTG TRACK AMPS 11 11 A EXISTING ELECTRICAL PANEL TO REMAIN. PROVIDE NEW BRANCH CIRCUIT BREAKERS AS REQUIRED FOR NEW WORK. NEW BREAKER SHALL MATCH EXISTING BREAKERS IN TYPE AND AiC RATINGS. BUILDING EXTERIOR _ _ UTILI I ROOM GAS CARD READER I 3 € I � (e)PNL (e)PNL I "PL "PL-4" ) OOA ML ` I II 9 � €LO () € €, 1{ ('3 t € II. ,_ __, j1 '1208Y/120V 0 e PNL I 208Y/120VI SPD 4 ` 113 (e)PNL ; (e)PNL ? 9 (e)PNL .j (e)PNL €� (e)PNL € SPD /1 !. _ ...i MEP" I I �• =3 t ,,,,..,,._ ' 3PH, 4W ' II 3PH, 4W '' � 'SURGE' 'Kt' � I� "PL" "PL-A" g� � "PL-B" � li "PL-D" I � � � "PL-E" t �g 3€ 3, € I` ._ . I 33 ;3 33 3 3. 3P-30A 3P-zzSA, 225A MLO€`' `I225A MILO€€ tI225A MILO, 1225A MILO' € €225A MLOI I STP = _ =-======--=== I PL' 'K2' s iq 3,t el - € €'. - I (e)TRANSFORMER ,1 1I208Y/120VI€ j208Y/120V; I!208Y/120Vi 208Y!120Vi€ LTG i208Y/120V1 „ „ ; I 3P-200A 3P-225A ¢ 3PH, 4W !; €'€ 3PH, 4W €; I€ 3PH, 4W i I. 3PH, 4W 6 CONTACTOR € } 3PH, 4W 'PL-A 'PL-B' 3 I %!TP �< I ( iI i Ii 1€ CBS m STP € 13'PL-E' 3P-200A I t 3� {{ (e)METER 3P-200A 3P-200A Y € , AC 'C-WASH' �..�... .......... .'Z ,...._,,,,� ., , .m vH, J BOX V rX.111J I ! ""•"""'""""""""""""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""' { 3P-175A 3P-1 75A ' MCB (e)200A j (e)200A ` (e)200A � (e)200A I PWR CO (e)200A (e)200A I `- (e)200A a 3 I PAD -MOUNT ? - E t 3 I TRANSFORMER I € i 5 (e)WIREWAY € 150KVA¢ €..,,w,,,.�,,,,,,..,,,,,,s,..,,m,,,...,,n,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,✓,,,,,,w,,.,,,.v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,__,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,_•,.,.„-,.»..-.,.,,.,,,....,,...,,.....,...,e.., m,.,.em,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,m,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,,a.,m,.,...m„m.,..,,,,,„,,,,b„,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,e,�.,,,,,•,,,e,�,,,.,,, ,,,,, ,L' ® 20.820 AFC /rs, 25,000A AIC ' 1/ 10,584A AFC U'- i 1 4 �Ig 1 I I6 (e)GEC s t 3 3 (e)80')A ELECTRICAL RISER DIAGRAM SCALE NTS ETR ETF ETR EiF ETR ETF ETR ETF ETR F-IF ETR E'T ETR ETR R6/ ETR ETR RBd ETR ETF ETR ETR REL ETR ETR E _ ETR ETF ETR E F ETR R61 ETR E F FF ETR E-F PANELBOARD: PL (EXISTING) FAULTCURREN--: EXISTING BUS AMPS: 225A A1C RATING: EXISTING MAIN SIZE/TYPE: MILO SERVES: VOLTS/PHASE:208Y/120V; 3PH, 4W MOUNTING: SURF"ACE ENCLOSURE: NEMA 1 S ECTION: 1 LOCATION: CKT NO. DESCRIPTION I CONDUCTOR & CONDUIT BREAKER VOLTAMPS/PHASE VOl_TAfr1P]:P: HASE BREAKER CONDUCTOR &CONDUIT DESCRIPTION CKT NO. PH INEUT GNC I IG I C ON DI TYP I AMP I POLE I A I B I C AA I B I C I POLEI AMP I TYP ICONDI IG GNC I NEUTI PH 1 3 VEND CHILI! VEND NUT MISC-12 HEAD BEVG [101A] 12 12 12 12 12 12 -- -- 314" 3/4" 20 20 1 1 384 1,600 820 1 700 1 20 20 3/4" 314" -- 12 12 12 12 12 12 KIT -MICROWAVE [1141 MISC- MINI HOT FD DISP [115] 2 4 5 MISC-12 HEAD BEVG [101 B1 12 12 12 -- 314" 20 1 620 800 1 20 ATIVI RECEPTACLE 6 7 MISC- REM ICE MAKER [102A] 12 12 12 -- 314" 20 1 710 200 1 20 3/4" -- 12 12 12 REF -NOVELTY ICE CRM [1201 8 9 MISC- REM ICE MAKER [102B] 12 12 12 3/4" 20 1 700 64U 1 20 3/4" - 12 12 12 REFWINE MERCHDSR[125] 10 11 =XISTINGLOAD 20 2 1 800 1 20 314" 12 12 12 MISC WARM CONDNTS[132] 12 13 2,250 - 2,Z 920 1 30 _ WATER HEATER 14 15 MISC- ICE MAKER REMOTE CONDENSER [102C] 10 10 10 314" 30 2 2,300 2,300 16 17 20 DOFF 3J4" - 12 12 12 MISC-HAND DRYER -WOMEN 18 19 21 POPLAR LED SIGN [103] MISC ICE MAKER REMOTE CONDENSER [102D] 12 10 12 12 10 __ 3/4" 3/4" 20 30 1 2 1$0 920 2300 2,300 2,300 780 1 700 1 280 1 1 20 20 20 UOFF 3/4" 3J4" 314" 12 12 12 1 12 12 12 12 12 MISC-HAND DRYER -MEN MISC THERMO DRAWER[133] 20 22 23 10 12 REF -SING DR REFRIG [1361 24 25 MISC-4 BRL ICES VIPER [104] 10 -- 10 -- 3/4" 30 2 1 20 3/4" - 12 12 12 MISC-FREAL MILSHAKES[137 26 - 27 10 2,300 700 2 20 3!4" -- 12 -- 12 MISC-END CAP DELI [116] 28 29 KIT- TEA DISPENSER [1051 12 12 12 -- 3/4" 20 1 1,700 700 12 30 31 33 REFAPW WYOTT REF [106] MISC-ROLLER GRILL[113A] 12 12 12 12 12 12 -- - 3J4" 3/4" 3/4" 20 20 20 20 1 1 1 1 480 300 1 1,500 330 1 1,500 1,2001 61000 1 20 20 3/4" 3/4" -- - 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 6 REF- DIPPIN DOTS[1211 REF -SING DR REFRIG [K101) 32 34 35 MISC-ROLLER GRILL[113B] 12 12 12 - 20 50 3/4" 3/4`" 12 6 12 6 REF-DBL DR REFRIG [K1021 36 37 FREEZER MISC-5 PAN FD CASE [K103] 38 39 TLS 20 1 1A75 2 360 1,175 20 3/4" - _ 12 -- 12 KIT -CONVECTION OVEN[K105] 40 41 REC-OFIFICEIG RECEPTACLE 12 12 12 12 3/4" 20 1 12 42 SUBTOTAL 4,044 1 9,720 8,780 12,050 fi 495 5,875 SUBTOTAL LOAD J CONN. VA DF LOAD CONN. VA DF TOTAL PHASE A -VA 16,094 COOLING HEATING 1.00 REFRIGERATION 1.00 CONN-AMPS 134 SIGN/DISPLAY 1.25 TOTAL PHASE B -VA 16,215 LIGHTING _ 180 _0 1 25 KITCHEN 5,650 0.90 CONN. AMPS 135 RECEPTACLES 360 _ 1.0{.5 EXISTING _ 1.00 TOTAL PHASE C -VA 14,655 MOTORS v v 1.00 LARGEST MOTOR 1,25 CONN. AMPS 122 TOTAL DEMAND WATER HEATER 4,500 1.00 SHOW WINDOW v 1.25 TOTAL PNLBD -VA 46,964 46,444 VA MISC EQUIP 32;844 1.00 LTG TRACK 1.00 AMPS 130 129A ETR ETR ETR ETR ETR ETR ETR ETR ETR ETR ETR ETR REM REM ETR ETR REM REM M o 0 � w Na- 0' a LL N w ' o z INFINITY ENGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedv Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 ANDREW MOHR, P.E. FL R .73077 v iz 7 • * 'P ® J 2 2619 Date 7 tLU V cc A LJ it N LO C7 J LL U J J i w N 0 J m J J Q c� N L0 0 Z CQ NG `^ fL.Ln v J LJ_ LU W � U J J LL1J Q UN_ Q L.I� U Lu J LI J Q7 L W Project No. 140-88.00 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED Sheet E-401 k, c i PART 1 - GENERAL 1.01 RELATED DOCUMENTS A. The general provisions of the contract including General and Special Conditions and General Requirements shall apply to all work under this Section. 1.02 REQUIREMENTS OF REGULATORY AGENCIES AND STANDARDS A. Equipment, fixtures, material and installation shall conform to the requirements of the local Building Department, the serving utility companies, the National Electrical Code, National Electrical Safety Code, Life Safety Code, Occupational Safety and Health Act, and applicable national, state and local codes, ordinances and regulations. B. All equipment shall be equal to or exceed the minimum requirements of NEMA, IEEE, and UL. C. Should any change in Drawings or Specifications be required to comply with governmental regulations, the Contractor shall notify Arch itect/Eng i near prior to execution of the Work. The work shall be carried out according to the requirements of such code in accordance with the instruction of the Architect/Engineer and at no additional cost to the Owner. D. The provisions of Standards, Codes, Laws, Ordinances, etc., shall be considered minimum requirements. In case of conflict between their published requirements, the Owner's Representative shall determine which is to be followed and his decision shall be binding. Specific requirements of this specification or the drawings, which exceed the published requirements, shall take precedence over them. 1.03 FEES A. All local fees, permits, and services of inspection authorities shall be obtained and paid for by the Contractor. The Contractor shall cooperate fully with local companies with respect to their services. Contractor shall include in his bid any costs to be incurred relative to power service (primary and/or secondary) and telephone service. 1.04 SCOPE OF WORK A. This division of the specifications covers the electrical systems of the project. It includes work performed by the electrical trades as well as trades not normally considered as electrical trades. B. Provide all incidentals, equipment, appliances, services, hoisting, scaffolding, supports, tools, supervision, labor consumable items, fees, licenses, etc., necessary to provide complete systems. Perform start-up and checkout on each item and system to provide fully operable systems. C. Examine and compare the Electrical Drawings with these specifications, and report any discrepancies between them to the Architect/Engineer and obtain from him written instructions for changes necessary in the work. At time of bid the most stringent requirements must be included in the bid. D. Examine and compare the Electrical Drawings and Specifications with the Drawings and Specifications of other trades, and report any discrepancies between them to the Architect/Engineer and obtain from him written instructions for changes necessary in the work. At time of bid, the most stringent requirements must be included in said bid. E. Install and coordinate the electrical work in cooperation with other trades installing interrelated work. Before installation, make proper provisions to avoid interferences in a manner approved by the Architect/Engineer. All changes required in the work of the Contractor, caused by his neglect to do so, shall be made by him at his own expense. F. It is the intent of the Drawings and Specifications to provide a complete workable system ready for the Owner's operation. Any item not specifically shown on the Drawings or called for in the Specifications, but normally required to conform with the intent, are to be considered a part of the Contract. G. All materials furnished by the Contractor shall be new and unused (temporary lighting and power products are excluded) and free from defects. All materials used shall bear the Underwriter's Laboratory, Inc. label provided a standard has been established for the material in question. H. Except for conduit, conduit fittings, outlet boxes, wire and cable, all items of equipment or material shall be the product of one manufacturer throughout the entire project. Multiple manufacturers will not be permitted. 1.05 REFERENCES A. Utilize the following abbreviations and definitions for discernment within the Drawings and Specifications. 1. Abbreviations a) NEC National Electrical Code. b) OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Act. c) ANSI American National Standards Institute. d) NFPA National Fire Protection Association. e) ASA American Standards Association. 0 IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. g) NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association. h) UL Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. i) IES Illuminating Engineering Society. j) ICEA Insulated Cable Engineers Association. k) ASTM American Society of Testing Materials. 1) ETL Electrical Testing Laboratories, Inc. m) CBM Certified Ballast Manufacturers. n) EIA Electronic Industries Association. o) LED Light Emitting Diode. p) OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer. 1.06 DEFINITIONS A. "PROVIDE" means to supply, purchase, transport, place, erect, connect, test, and turn over to Owner, complete and ready for regular operation, the particular Work referred to. B. "INSTALL" means to join, unite, fasten, link, attach, set up, or otherwise connect together before testing and turning over to Owner, complete and ready for regular operation, the particular Work referred to. C. "FURNISH" means to supply all materials, labor, equipment, testing apparatus, controls, tests, accessories, and all other items customarily required for the proper and complete application for the particular Work referred to. D. "WIRING" means the inclusion of all raceways, fittings, conductors, connectors, tape, junction and outlet boxes, connections, splices, and all other items necessary and/or required in connection with such Work. E. "CONDUIT" means the inclusion of all fittings, hangers, supports, sleeves, etc. F. "AS DIRECTED" means as directed by the Architect/Engineer, or his representative. G. "CONCEALED" means embedded in masonry or other construction, installed behind wall furring or within double partitions, or installed above hung ceilings. 1.07 COORDINATION OF THE WORK A. Certain materials will be provided by other trades. Examine the Contract Documents to ascertain these requirements. B. Carefully check space requirements with other trades and the physical confines of the area to insure that all material can be installed in the spaces allotted thereto including finished suspended ceilings and the spaces within the existing building. Make modifications thereto as required and approved. C. Transmit to other trades all information required for work to be provided under their respective Sections in ample time for installation. D. Wherever work interconnects with work of other trades, coordinate with other trades to insure that all trades have the information necessary so that they may properly install all the necessary connections and equipment. Identify all items of work that require access so that the ceiling trade will know where to install access doors and panels. E. Coordinate, project and schedule work with other trades in accordance with the construction sequence. F. The Drawings show only the general run of raceways and approximate location of outlets. Any significant changes in location of outlets, cabinets, etc., necessary in order to meet field conditions shall be brought to the immediate attention of the Arch itect/Eng i near and receive his approval before such alterations are made. All such modifications shall be made without additional cost to the Owner. G. Obtain from the Architect/Engineer in the field the location of such outlets or equipment not definitely located on the Drawings. H. Circuit "tags" in the form of arrows are used where shown to indicate the home runs of raceways to electrical distribution points. These tags show the circuits in each home run and the panel designation. Show the actual circuits numbers on the finished record drawings and on panel directory card. Where circuiting is not indicated, Electrical Subcontractor must provide required circuiting in accordance with the loading indicated on the drawings and/or as directed. I. Adjust location of conduits, panels, equipment, pull boxes, fixtures, etc. to accommodate the work to prevent interferences, both anticipated and encountered. Determine the exact route and location of each raceway prior to fabrication. 1. Right -of -Way: a) Lines that pitch have the right-of-way over those that do not pitch. For example: steam, condensate, and plumbing drains normally have right-of-way. Lines whose elevations cannot be changed to have right-of-way over lines whose elevations can be changed. b) Make offsets, transitions and changes in direction in raceways as required to maintain proper headroom in pitch of sloping lines whether or not indicated on the Drawings. J. Wherever the work is of sufficient complexity, prepare additional Detail Drawings to scale similar to that of the bidding Drawings, prepared on tracing medium of the same size as Contract Drawings. With these layouts, coordinate the work with the work of other trades. Such detailed work to be clearly identified on the Drawings as to the area to which it applies. Submit for review Drawings clearly showing the work and its relation to the work of other trades before commencing shop fabrication or erection in the field. K. Coordinate with the local Electric Utility Company and the local Telephone Company as to their requirements for service connections and provide all necessary materials, labor and testing. L. Coordinate with contractors for work under other Divisions of this specification for all work necessary to accomplish this contractor's work. 1.08 EXAMINATION OF SITE A. Prior to the submitting of bids, the Contractor shall visit the site of the job and shall familiarize himself with all conditions affecting the proposed installation and shall make provisions as to the cost thereof. Failure to comply with the intent of this paragraph will in no way relieve the contractor of performing all necessary work shown on the Drawings. 1.09 PROGRESS OF WORK A. The Contractor shall order the progress of his work to conform to the progress of the work of other trades and shall complete the entire installation as soon as the conditions of the building will permit. Any cost resulting from the defective or ill-timed work performed under this section shall be borne by the Contractor. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 1.10 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING A. Ship and store all products and materials in a manner that will protect them from damage, weather and entry of debris. If items are damaged, do not install, but take immediate steps to obtain replacement or repair. Any such repairs shall be subject to review and acceptance of the Architect/Engineer. B. Deliver materials in manufacturer's unopened container fully identified with manufacturer's name, trade name, type, class, grade, size and color. C. Store materials suitably sheltered from the elements, but readily accessibly for inspection by the Architect/Engineer until installed. Store all items subject to moisture damage in dry, heated spaces. 1.11 EQUIPMENT ACCESSORIES A. Provide supports, hangers and auxiliary structural members required for support of the work. B. Furnish and set all sleeves for passage of raceways through structural, masonry and concrete walls of floors and elsewhere as will be required for the proper protection of each raceway passing through building surfaces. C. Wall mounted equipment may be directly secured to wall by means of steel bolts. Maintain at least 1" air space between equipment and supporting wall. Groups or arrays of equipment may be mounted on adequately sized steel angles, channels, or bars. Prefabricated steel channels providing a high degree of mounting flexibility, such as those manufactured by Kindorf, Glob-Strutt and Unistrut, may be used for mounting arrays of equipment. 1.12 OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS A. General: Provide operations & maintenance (O&M) manuals in accordance with the Contract Documents. 1. Provide two (2) copies of each manual. 2. Manuals shall be 8-1/2 inches X 11 inches in hard cover 3-ring loose-leaf binders. 3. Manuals shall be complete and in Owner's hands prior to turning building over to Owner and at least 10 days prior to instruction to operating personnel. B. Provide manufacturer's literature as regularly published by the respective manufacturers for proper preventative and comprehensive maintenance. C. Provide O&M manuals including but not limited to the following. 1. Alphabetical list of all system components, with the name, address, and 24-hour phone number of the company responsible for servicing each item during the first year of operation. 2. Operating instructions for complete system including: a) Normal starting, operating, and shut -down. b) Emergency procedures for fire or failure of major equipment. c) Summer and winter special procedures, if any. d) Day and night special procedures, if any. 3. Maintenance instruction including: a) Proper lubricants and lubricating instructions for each piece of equipment, and date when lubricated. b) Necessary cleaning, replacement and/or adjustment schedule. 4. Manufacturer's data for each piece of equipment including: a) Installation instructions. b) Drawings and specifications. c) Parts list, including recommended items to be stocked. d) Complete wiring diagrams. e) Marked or changed prints locating all concealed parts and all variations from the original system design. 0 Test and inspection certificates. D. Refer to individual specification sections for additional O&M requirements. 1.13 RECORD DOCUMENTS A. During construction, keep an accurate record of all deviations between the work as shown on Drawings and that which is actually installed. Keep this record set of prints at the job site for review by the Architect/Engineer. B. Upon completion of the installation and acceptance by the owner, transfer all record drawing information to one neat and legible set of prints. Then deliver them to the Architect/Engineer for transmittal to the Owner. C. Provide in each main electrical switchboard room a framed copy under glass of the appropriate Single Line Riser Diagram as reviewed by the electrical engineer. Media shall be a high quality presentation type paper. Blueprints or other media which fade shall not be used. 1.14 GUARANTEE A. Guarantee all material and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from date of final acceptance by the Owner, except that where guarantees or warranties for longer terms are specified herein, such longer term to apply. Within 24 hours after notification, correct any deficiencies that occur during the guarantee period at no additional cost to the Owner, all to the satisfaction of the Owner and Architect/Engineer. Obtain similar guarantees from subcontractors, manufacturers, suppliers and subtrade specialists. PART 2-PRODUCTS 2.01 MATERIALS A. Applicable equipment and materials shall be listed by Underwriters' Laboratories and Manufactured in accordance with ASME, NEMA, ANSI or IEEE standards, and as approved by local authorities having jurisdiction as mentioned in Division 1. B. If products and materials are specified or indicated on the Drawings for a specific item or system, use those products or materials. If products and materials are not listed in either of the above, use first class products and materials, subject to approval of Shop Drawings where Shop Drawings are required or as approved in writing where Shop Drawings are not required. C. All equipment capacities, etc, are listed for job site operating conditions. All equipment sensitive to altitudes or ambient temperatures to be derated and method of derating shown on Shop Drawings. Where operating conditions shown differ from the laboratory test conditions, the equipment to be derated and the method of derating shown on Shop Drawings. 2.02 SUBSTITUTION OF MATERIALS OR EQUIPMENT A. All requests for substitution of materials or equipment shall be made in writing by the Contractor. The request must be in the Engineers office not less than 10 days prior to the bid date. Samples of proposed substitute materials or equipment shall be submitted to the Engineer for review whenever they are requested. Bids shall be based only upon the specified materials and equipment, or substitutes that have received written acceptance from the Engineer prior to the bid. B. Wherever the words "for approval" or "approved" are used in regard to manufactured specialties, or wherever it is desired to substitute a different make or type of apparatus for that specified, submit all information pertinent to the adequacy and adaptability of the proposed apparatus, and secure Architect/Engineer's acceptance before apparatus is ordered. C. Wherever quantities or a definite make and size of apparatus is specified, the make and size of apparatus which is proposed must conform substantially (in regard to the operating results) to that specified or implied. Same shall apply to important dimensions relating to operation of apparatus in coordination with the rest of the system, or to properly fitting it into available space conditions. Any substitution of equipment or apparatus shall include all necessary revisions, as required to complete the installation. D. Acceptance of substitutions, for equipment specified herein, will not be given merely upon submission of manufacturer's names and will be given only after receipt of complete and satisfactory performance data covering the complete range of operating conditions in tabular and graphical form. Furnish complete and satisfactory information relative to equipment dimensions, weight, etc. Acceptance of all equipment specified or shown on the Drawings, or substitutions submitted for that specified or shown on the Drawings, will be granted if such equipment, in the opinion of the Architect/Engineer, conforms to the performance requirements, space conditions, weight requirements and quality requirements. Any additional construction and design costs incurred as a result of any accepted substitution shall be borne by the Contractor. The opinion and judgement of the Arch itect/Engi near shall be final, conclusive, and binding. 2.03 SHOP DRAWINGS A. Prepare and submit detailed Shop Drawings for materials, systems, and equipment as listed herein, including locations and sizes of all openings in floor decks, walls, and floors. B. The Work described in any Shop Drawing submission shall be carefully checked for all clearances (including those required for maintenance and servicing), field conditions, maintenance of architectural conditions, and proper coordination with all trades on the job. Each submitted Shop Drawing shall include a certification that all related job conditions have been checked and that no conflict exists. C. All drawings shall be submitted sufficiently in advance of field requirements to allow ample time for checking and resubmittal as may be required. All submittals shall be complete and contain all required and detailed information. D. Acceptance of any submitted data or Shop Drawings for material, equipment apparatus, devices, arrangements, and layout shall not relieve Contractor from responsibility of furnishing same of proper dimensions and weight, capacities, sizes, quantity, quality and installation details, to efficiently perform the requirements and intent of the Contract. Such acceptance shall not relieve Contractor from responsibility for errors, omissions, or inadequacies of any sort on submitted data or Shop Drawings. E. Each Shop Drawing shall contain the following information. 1. Provide general information on each copy of the submittal. a) Project title. b) Reference to the applicable drawing and specification article. c) Contractor and supplier identification, addresses and telephone numbers. d) Submittal Date. 2. Certification that the contractor has reviewed the submittal. 3. Refer to individual specification sections for additional information requirements. F. Shop Drawing submittals shall be provided for each specific material, system, or equipment as identified herein. 1. As a minimum, make submittals on the following items: a) Raceways, conduit & wire b) Wiring devices and plates c) Switchboards d) Transformers e) Panelboards - f) Fuses g) Disconnect switches h) Motor control centers i) Motor controllers, starters, and contactors j) Lighting fixtures, lamps k) Instrumentation, metering equipment 1) Special systems - fire alarm, security, CCTV, intercom, etc. 2. Refer to individual specification sections for additional submittal requirements. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.01 INSTALLATION B. Follow manufacture's instructions for installing, connecting, and adjusting all equipment. Provide one copy of such instructions to the Architect/Engineer before installing any equipment. Provide a copy of such instructions at the equipment during any work on the equipment. Provide all special supports, connections, wiring, accessories, etc. C. Use mechanics skilled in their trade for all work. D. Keep all items protected before and after installation. Clean up all debris. E. Before commencing Work, examine all adjoining, underlying, etc., Work on which this Work is in any way dependent for perfect workmanship and report any condition which prevents performance of first class work. Become thoroughly familiar with actual existing conditions to which connections must be made or which must be changed or altered. 3.02 PREMIUM TIME WORK A. The following Work shall be performed at night or weekend other than holiday weekends as directed and coordinated with the Owner. 1. All tie-in, cut -over and modifications to the existing electrical system and other existing system requiring tie-ins or modifications shall be arranged and scheduled with the Owner to be done at a time as to maintain continuity of the service and not interfere with normal building operations. 3.03 EXCAVATION, TRENCHING AND BACKFILL A. Provide excavation for the Work. Excavate all material encountered, to the depths indicated on the drawings or required. Remove from the site, excavated materials not required or suitable for backfill. Provide grading, as may be necessary, to prevent surface water from flowing into trenches or other excavations. Remove any water accumulating therein. Provide sheeting and shoring as may be necessary for the protection of the Work and for the safety of personnel. B. Provide trenches of widths necessary for the proper execution of the Work. Grade bottom of the trenches accurately to provide uniform bearing and support the Work on undisturbed soil at every point along its entire length. Except where rock is encountered, do not excavate below the depths indicated. Where rock excavations are required, excavate rock to a minimum overdepth of four (4") inches below the trench depths indicated on the Drawings or required. Backfill overdepths in the rock excavation and unauthorized overdepths with loose granular, moist earth, thoroughly machine tamped, to a compaction level of at least 95 percent to standard protector density or 75 percent relative density or as specified by the Architect. Whenever unstable soil that is incapable of properly supporting the Work, as determined by Architect/Engineer, is encountered in the bottom of the trench, remove soil to a depth required and backfill the trench to the proper grade with coarse sand, fine gravel, or other suitable material. C. Excavate trenches for utilities to a depth that will provide the following minimum depths of cover from existing grade or from indicated finished grade, whichever is lower, unless otherwise specifically shown. 1. Primary electric service: four (4) feet (minimum) 2. Secondary electric service: two (2) feet (minimum) 3. Telephone service: two (2) fee' (minimum) D. Trenches shall not be placed N;*hin ten (10) feet of foundation or soil surfaces which must resist horizontal forces. E. Do not backfill trenches -intil all required tests have been preformed and the installation observed by the Engineer. Comply with the requirements of other sections of these specifications. Backfill shall consist of non -expansive soil with limited porosity. Deposit in six (6") inch layers and thoroughly and carefully tamp until the Work has a cover of not less than one (1) foot. Backfill and tamp remainder of trench at twelve (12") inch intervals until complete. Uniformly grade the finished surface. Backfill and tamp with compaction at least equal to the surrounding area. 3.04 CUTTING, PATCHING AND REPAIRING A. The work shall be carefully laid out in advance. Where cutting, channeling, chasing or drilling of floors, walls, partitions, ceilings or other surfaces is necessary for the proper installation, support or anchorage of raceway. outlets or other equipment, the work shall be carefully done. Any damage to the building, piping, equipment or defaced finish plaster, woodwork, metalwork, etc. shall be repaired by skilled mechanics of the trades involved at no additional cost to the Owner. B. Where conduits, mounting channels, outlet, junction, or pull boxes are mounted on a painted surface, or a surface to be painted, they shall be painted to match the surface. Whenever support channels are cut, the bare metal shall be cold galvanized. 3.05 DEMOLITION AND CONTINUANCE OF EXISTING SERVICES A. All existing electrical services not specifically indicated to be removed or altered shall remain as they presently exist. B. Should any existing services interfere with new construction, the Contractor shall (after obtaining written approval from the Architect/Engineer) alter or reroute such existing equipment to facilitate new construction. C. Under no circumstances shall existing services be terminated or altered unless deemed necessary by the Arch itect/Engi near or specified herein; also, prior to altering any existing situation, the Contractor shall notify the Owner in writing giving two (2) weeks advance notice of planned alteration. D. It shall be solely the Contractor's responsibility to guarantee continuity of present facilities (with respect to damage or alteration due to new construction) and any unauthorized alteration to existing equipment shall be corrected by the Contractor to the Architect/Engineer's satisfaction at the Contractor's expense. 3.06 CLEANING UP A. Contractor shall take care to avoid accumulation of debris, boxes, crates, etc., resulting from the installation of his work. Contractor shall remove from the premises each day all debris, boxes, etc., and keep the premises clean. B. Contractor shall clean up all fixtures and equipment at the completion of the project. C. All switchboards, panelboards, wireways, trench ducts, cabinets and enclosures shall be thoroughly vacuumed clean prior to energizing equipment and at the completion of the project. Equipment shall be opened for observation by the Architect/Engineer as required. 3.07 WATERPROOFING A. Avoid, if possible, the penetration of any waterproof membranes such as roofs, machine room floors, basement walls, and the like. If such penetration is necessary, perform it prior to the waterproofing and furnish all sleeves or pitch -pockets required. Advise the Architect/Engineer and obtain written permission before penetrating any waterproof membrane, even where such penetration is shown on the Drawings. B. If Contractor penetrates any walls or surfaces after they have been waterproofed, he shall restore the waterproof integrity of that surface as directed by the Architect/Engineer at his own expense. 3.08 SUPPORTS A. Support work in accordance with the test industry practice and the following. B. Include supporting frames or racks extending from building structure for work indicated as being supported from walls where the walls are incapable of supporting the weight. In particular, provide such frames or racks in electric closets. C. Include supporting frames or racks for equipment, intended for vertical surface mounting, which is required in a free standing position. D. Supporting frames or racks shall be of standard angle, standard channel or specialty support system steel members. They shall be rigidly bolted or welded together and adequately braced to form a substantial structure. Racks shall be of ample size to assure a workmanlike arrangement of all equipment mounted on them. E. Nothing, (including outlet, pull and junction boxes and fittings) shall depend on electric conduits, raceways, or cables for support, except that threaded hub type fittings having a gross volume not in excess of 100 cubic inches may be supported from heavy wall conduit, where the conduit is securely supported from the structure within five inches of the fitting on two opposite sides. F. Nothing shall rest on, or depend for support on, suspended ceilings media (tiles, lath, plaster, as well as splines, runners, bars and the like in the plane of the ceiling). G. Provide required supports and hangers for conduit, equipment, etc., so that loading will not exceed allowable loadings of structure. 3.09 FASTENINGS A. Fasten electric work to building structure in accordance with the best industry practice and the following. B. Floor or pad mounted equipment shall not be held in place solely by its own deadweight. Include anchor fastening in all cases. C. For items which are shown as being ceiling mounted at locations where fastening to the building construction element above is not possible, provide suitable auxiliary channel or angle iron bridging, tying to the building structural elements. 3.10 TESTING EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS A. The Contractor shall provide all testing instruments, equipment and all materials, connections, labor, etc., required to perform tests. B. Test all circuits, fixtures, equipment, and systems for proper operation and freedom from grounds, shorts and open circuits before acceptance is requested. C. Measure voltage at panelboards and outlets after the building is fully occupied. Make final transformer tap adjustments based on these measurements. D. Perform all tests required by local authorities, such as tests of life safety systems, in addition to tests specified herein. E. Perform tests required by other specification sections. rn M o u� 0 � W W a N O o N uJ m C Z INFINITY F,NGINEERING GROUP, LLC 1208 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 230 Tampa, Florida 33602 [p]: 813.434.4770 [f]: 813.445.4211 www.iegroup.net Cert. of Auth. No. 27889 Client Name and Address 1201 OAKFIELD DRIVE, NO. 109 BRANDON, FLORIDA 33509 N Z p M ro J LL _ F Q (6J U_ LL W 2 Of U 2 N a U) J m < Q U y N N � v L U W E E J w z a�i T o m a� t CD Project No I ch.r 140-88.00 Date 05/03/2019 Scale AS NOTED I'll I i .1 vi-IL-W6I lr