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MOUNTNG FEMITS FOR ELECTRICAL DEVICES
<br />DEVICE
<br />MOUNTING HEIGHTS
<br />LIGHT SWITCHES, WALL MOUNTED OCCUPANCY SENSORS
<br />48" TO CENTERUNE OF BOX.
<br />EXCEPTION: 44" MAXIMUM TO TOP ABOVE COUNTERS
<br />WHICH ARE 20"-25"D.
<br />DISCONNECT SWITCHES, MOTOR STARTERS, MOTOR PUSH
<br />60" TO CENTERLINE.
<br />BUTTON STATIONS
<br />WALL MOUNTED DOT SIGNS
<br />90" TO CENTERLINE OF SIGN OR CENTERED IN WALL AREA
<br />BETWEEN TOP OF DOOR AND CEIUNG.
<br />CEUNG MOUNTED EXIT SIGNS
<br />80' TO BOTTOM FD(TURE.
<br />RECEPTACLES
<br />16" TO BOTTOM OF BOX.
<br />E)(CEPTION: 44" MAXIMUM TO TOP ABOVE COUNTERS
<br />WHICH ARE 20'-25"D.
<br />SPECIAL OUTLETS OR RECEPTACLES
<br />16" TO BOTTOM OF BOX OR AS NOTED ON DRAWINGS.
<br />EXCEPTION: 44" MAXIMUM TO TOP ABOVE COUNTERS
<br />WHICH ARE 20"-25'D.
<br />DATA/COMMUNICATION OR TELEPHONE OUTLETS
<br />16" TO BOTTOM OF BOX.
<br />TELEPHONE OUTLETS - WALL TYPE
<br />54" TO DIAL CENTER (NON -ACCESSIBLE).
<br />48" TO HIGHEST OPERABLE PART (ACCESSIBLE).
<br />FIRE ALARM MANUAL PULL STATIONS
<br />48" TO CENTERUNE OF BOX - NOT MORE THAN
<br />5'-0' FROM EXIT.
<br />FIRE ALARM AUDIBLE ONLY DEVICE
<br />NOT LESS THAN 90" TO TOP OR 6" BELOW CLUNG,
<br />WHICH EVER IS HIGHER.
<br />FIRE ALARM VISUAL ONLY DEVICE OR A COMBINATION
<br />80" TO BOTTOM OF DEVICE OR NOT MORE THAN 96"
<br />AUDIBLE AND VISUAL DEVICE
<br />TO TOP.
<br />WALL MOUNTED REMOTE INDICATOR UGHT
<br />80" TO CENTERUNE OF DEVICE OR 6" BELOW COUNG,
<br />WHICHEVER IS LOWER.
<br />CARD READER
<br />48" TO HIGHEST OPERABLE PART (SIDE OR FORWARD
<br />ACCESS).
<br />THERMOSTATS
<br />54" TO HIGHEST OPERABLE PART (SIDE ACCESS).
<br />48" HIGHEST OPERABLE PART (FORWARD ACCESS).
<br />TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY SENSORS
<br />60" TO CENTER UNE OF BOX.
<br />OTES:
<br />1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE CONSIDERED FROM FINISHED FLOOR AND, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, SHALL NOT
<br />VARY. RAISED FLOORS SHALL BE CONSIDERED FINISHED FLOOR.
<br />. ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS AND MAY BE ADJUSTED TO
<br />CONFORM WITH ARCHITECTURAL REQUIREMENTS AS LONG AS NO CODE RESTRICTION IS VIOLATED.
<br />5. OUTLETS INSTALLED LOWER THAN 15" AFF (FORWARD REACH) AND 9" AFF (SIDE REACH) ARE IN
<br />VIOLATION OF ADA.
<br />PECIAL NOTES:
<br />1. EXIT SIGNS SHALL NOT BE INSTALLED IN A MANNER THAT THE SIGN WILL BLOCK FIRE ALARM VISUAL DEVICES.
<br />Z. FOR LIGHTING FIXTURES MOUNTING HEIGHTS SEE SCHEDULE AND DRAWINGS.
<br />WEIE SMIM TABLE
<br />FOR 12OV-20A BRANCH CIRCUITS ONLY (UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE)
<br />IF DISTANCE (A+B) IN FEET IS
<br />USE COPPER WIRE IN METALLIC
<br />PANEIBQARD
<br />(SEE DIAGRAM AT Rl;lil)
<br />CONDUIT, AWG SIZE AS FOLLOWS
<br />ON ENTIRE CIRCUIT AND SIZE
<br />CONDUIT ACCORDINGLY.
<br />"A" FT.
<br />0' TO 100'
<br />112 AWG (MIN.)
<br />FIRST ON LAST ON
<br />CIRCUIT • CIRCUIT.
<br />100' TO 175'
<br />#10 AWG
<br />175' TO 300'
<br />#8 AWG
<br />I.-T FT. 4__ 1/2 WIRE LENGTH FROM
<br />300' TO 450'
<br />16 AWG (MAX.)
<br />FIRST TO LAST RECEPTACLE
<br />OR LIGHTING FIXTURE
<br />ON CIRCUIT.
<br />FOR 277V-20A BRANCH CIRCUITS ONLY (MLESS NOTED OTHERWISE)
<br />IF DISTANCE (A+B) IN FEET IS:
<br />USE COPPER WIRE IN METALLIC
<br />PANELBOARD
<br />(SEE DIAGRAM AT RIGIM
<br />CONDUIT, AWG SIZE AS FOLLOWS
<br />ON ENTIRE CIRCUIT AND SIZE
<br />CONDUIT ACCORDINGLY.
<br />'A' FT.
<br />0' TO 250'
<br />#12 AN (MIN.)
<br />FIRST ON LAST ON
<br />2W' TO 400'
<br />#10 AWG
<br />CIRCUIT. CIRCUIT.
<br />400' TO 700'
<br />18 AWG
<br />2 WIRE LENGTH FROM
<br />��' � 4-FIRST
<br />700' M 1000,
<br />#6 AWG (MAX.)
<br />TO LAST LIGHTING
<br />FIXTURE ON CIRCUIT.
<br />!>♦l2IES:
<br />1. TABLES ARE BASED ON EVENLY DISTRIBUTED LOAD ALLOWING A 3% VOLTAGE DROP AT LAST OUTLET.
<br />2. 480V MOTOR BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS SHALL BE #12 AWG IN 3/4" C UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
<br />3. SIZE OF CONDUCTORS ARE BASED UPON EACH MOTOR BEING FED WITH SEPARATE CONDUIT. IF CONDUCTORS
<br />FOR TWO MOTORS (MAX.) ARE TO BE COMBINED IN ONE CONDUIT, INCREASE THE SIZE OF CONDUCTORS AND
<br />CONDUITS PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (NEC), TO COMPENSATE FOR CONDUCTOR DE -RATING.
<br />4• PROVIDE DEDICATED NEUTRAL FOR EACH CIRCUIT.
<br />ELECTRICAL TESTNQ REOMEMENT
<br />NOTE - THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE REQUIRED TO INCLUDE IN HIS SCOPE AND
<br />COST OF WORK HIRING A QUAUFIED INDEPENDENT (THIRD PARTY) TESTING AGENCY TO
<br />PERFORM ELECTRICAL INSPECTION AND TESTING PER NETA ACCEPTANCE TESTING
<br />SPECIFICATIONS.
<br />INSPECTION AND TESTS SHALL BE PERFORMED ON NEW EQUIPMENT AND SUB -COMPONENTS
<br />INCLUDING:
<br />1) PANELBOARDS
<br />2) MOTOR CONTROLLERS
<br />3) TRANSFORMERS
<br />4) LOW VOLTAGE CABLES USED ON FEEDERS 400 AMPS AND LARGER
<br />5) GROUNDING SYSTEMS
<br />TESTING AGENCY SHALL BE CERTIFIED BY AND A MEMBER COMPANY OF THE INTERNATIONAL
<br />ELECTRICAL TESTING ASSOCIATION (NEA). CONTRACTOR SHUT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
<br />CORRECTING DEFICIENCIES IDENTIFIED DURING TESTING AND SUBMITTING TEST RESULTS TO
<br />ENGINEER FOR APPROVAL SEE SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS.
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<br />THE WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE LOCAL, MUNICIPAL,
<br />AND NATIONAL CODES. WHERE THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
<br />INDICATE MORE RESTRICTIVE REQUIREMENT'S THE CONSTRUCTION
<br />DOCUMENTS SHALL GOVERN. HOWEVER, THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
<br />SHALL NOT BE INTERPRETED AS AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE ANY CODE OR
<br />REGULATION.
<br />2. DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS
<br />THE CONTRACTOR SWILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR READING AND
<br />COMPLYING WITH BOTH THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. IN THE
<br />EVENT OF A CONFLICT OR INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS,
<br />NOTES, SPECIFICATIONS, OR CODES, THE REFERENCE WHICH PROVIDES
<br />THE MORE COMPLETE OR HIGHER STANDARD SHALL PREVAIL
<br />3. INTERPRETATION OF THE DOCUMENTS
<br />CAREFULLY COMPARE THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, CHECKING
<br />MEASUREMENTS AND CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH THIS INSTALLATION IS
<br />TO BE MADE. FOR CLARIFICATION BETWEEN VARIOUS DRAWINGS,
<br />BETWEEN DRAWINGS OR SPECIFICATION, OR BETWEEN SECTIONS OF THE
<br />SPECIFICATION, THE MATTER SHALL BE REFERRED TO THE ENGINEER
<br />BEFORE ANY WORK IS EXECUTED. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL STATE IN
<br />THEIR PROPOSAL ANY EXCEPTIONS NECESSARY TO MAKE THIS A
<br />COMPLETE, READY TO USE INSTALLATION. IF NOT STATED IN THE
<br />PROPOSAL, IT WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED EXTW4.
<br />4. ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS
<br />THE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC AND SWILL NOT BE
<br />SCALED. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE THE EXACT LOCATION OF
<br />ALL DOORS, WALLS, FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT, ETC.. THE LOCATION OF
<br />RACEWAY SYSTEM COMPONENTS IS SCHEMATIC. THE EXACT LOCATION
<br />OF RACEWAY SYSTEM COMPONENTS SHALL BE DETERMINED BY THE
<br />CONTRACTOR IN THE FIELD. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFIRM THE
<br />DIMENSIONS OF THE ACTUAL EQUIPMENT TO BE SUPPUED FOR THIS
<br />PROJECT, AND VERIFY CLEARANCES AND ROUGH -INS PRIOR TO
<br />STARTING WORK.
<br />5. SITE EXAMINATION
<br />BEFORE SUBMITTING A BID, THE CONTRACTOR SWILL VISIT THE SITE,
<br />EXAMINE THE PREMISES, AND MAKE A THOROUGH SURVEY OF THE
<br />EXISTING CONDITIONS. THIS VISIT SHALL ONLY BE ALLOWED AS PER
<br />THE VA SCHEDULED WALKTHROUGH AND THE SUBMISSION OF A
<br />PROPOSAL WILL BE CONSTRUED AS EVIDENCE THAT SUCH AN VISIT
<br />HAS BEEN MADE. NO CONSIDERATION OR ALLOWANCE WILL BE GRANTED
<br />FOR FAILURE TO VISIT THE SITE OR FOR LATER CLAIMS FOR LABOR,
<br />EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS REQUIRED, OR FOR DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED
<br />WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN FORESEEN HAD SUCH AN VISIT
<br />BEEN MADE
<br />6. COORDINATION WITH OTHER TRADES
<br />THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN A COMPLETE SET OF
<br />ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS AND COORDINATE WITH
<br />MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, ARCHITECTURAL, AND OTHER TRADES FOR
<br />EXACT DIMENSIONS, CLEARANCES, ROUGH -IN LOCATIONS, AND OTHER
<br />ADDITIONAL SCOPES OF WORK THAT MAY NOT BE SHOWN ON THE
<br />ELECTRICAL PLANS. THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE
<br />RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL 120 VOLT (AND HIGHER) AC POWER TO OTHER
<br />TRADES EQUIPMENT AND HARDWARE. THIS SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE
<br />LIMITED T0, CONTROLS, FIRE AND SECURITY SYSTEMS, MOTORIZED
<br />DOORS, DAMPERS, UFTS, AND OTHER SYSTEMS. UNLESS SPECIFICALLY
<br />NOTED OTHERWISE ON THE ELECTRICAL PLANS, THE ELECTRICAL
<br />CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH ALL SAFETY DISCONNECT SWITCHES TO
<br />MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT.
<br />7. PERMITS, APPLICATIONS AND RELEASES
<br />THE CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN AND PAY FOR ALL PERMITS
<br />INSPECTIONS, APPLICATIONS, RELEASES AND FEES REQUIRED BY LOCAL,
<br />STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR THE EXECUTION OF THIS WORK.
<br />SCHEDUUNG OF ALL REQUIRED INSPECTIONS SHALL BE THE
<br />RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.
<br />8. FIRE STOPPING
<br />ALL PENETRATIONS IN WALL, FLOOR OR CEIUNGS SWILL BE SUITABLY
<br />CLOSED UP AND SEALED WITH AN INTUMESCENT FIRE STOPPING
<br />COMPOUND LISTED IN THE MOST RECENT FACTORY MUTUAL RESEARCH
<br />CORPORATION (FMRC) APPROVAL GUIDE FIRE STOPPING PRODUCTS
<br />SHALL BE MANUFACTURED BY 3M CO.
<br />9. PAINTING
<br />ALL NEWLY INSTALLED EXPOSED PIPING SHALL BE PAINTED TO MATCH
<br />THE EXISTING ADJACENT WALL OR CEUNG SURFACE.
<br />10. OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT
<br />EQUIPMENT THAT WILL BE FURNISHED BY THE OWNER WILL BE
<br />INDICATED ON A SEPARATE SCHEDULE THE CONTRACTOR SHALL
<br />COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER FOR DELIVERY SCHEDULES. THE
<br />CONTRACTOR IS TO ASSUME THAT ON SITE STORAGE MAY NOT BE
<br />AVAILABLE WHEN COORDINATING DELIVERY OF EQUIPMENT. THE
<br />CONTRACTOR, IN COORDINATION WITH THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE,
<br />WILL INSPECT THE DELIVERY FOR ACCURACY AND SHIPMENT DAMAGE
<br />AND ACCEPTING THE EQUIPMENT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE
<br />RESPONSIBLE TO STORE, PROTECT, AND ULTIMATELY INSTALL THE
<br />EQUIPMENT.
<br />MEP / FP Engineer
<br />EPSTEIN
<br />600 West Fulton
<br />Chicago, IL 60661
<br />312.454.9100
<br />11. ELECTRICAL SERVICE DISRUPTIONS
<br />ANY WORK INVOLVING A TASK WHICH EXPOSES ACTIVE BUS SHALL BE
<br />PERFORMED AFTER HOURS (11:OOPM TO 5:00AM). THIS RESTRICTION
<br />INCLUDES REMOVING THE COVER FROM ANY PANEL BOARD, SWITCHBOARD,
<br />M.C.C. ETC.. ALL WORK WHICH EXPOSES ACTIVE BUS REQUIRES A
<br />WRITTEN NOTIFICATION TO THE OWNER WHICH WILL OUTLINE THE METHOD OF
<br />PROCEDURE FOR THE WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A
<br />MINIMUM OF 2 WEEKS NOTICE TO THE OWNER BEFORE WORKING ON ANY
<br />ENERGIZED ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. ALL POWER DISRUPTION SHALL OCCUR AT
<br />TIMES AND OF DURATIONS ACCEPTABLE TO THE OWNER.
<br />12. EQUIPMENT
<br />ALL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS INSTALLATION SHALL BE NEW,
<br />AND HAVE THE APPROPRIATE UL LISTING AND LABEL
<br />13. MISCELLANEOUS SUPPORTING MEMBERS
<br />ALL ANGLES CHANNELS, AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS STEEL, BOLTS, RODS,
<br />ETC.. REQUIRED TO SUPPORT UGHT FIXTURE, CONDUIT, RACEWAY, LADDER
<br />TRAY, OR OTHER ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT OR DEVICES SHALL. BE FURNISHED
<br />AND INSTALLED BY THE CONTRACTOR.
<br />14. DISTRIBUTION PANELS AND PANELS BOARDS
<br />ALL DISTRIBUTION PANELS AND PANEL BOARDS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH
<br />TYPEWRITTEN DIRECTORIES. SEE PANEL SCHEDULES ON THE DRAWINGS AND
<br />SPECIFICATION FOR COMPLETE IDENTIFICATION AND LABELING REQUIREMENTS.
<br />ALL DISTRIBUTION PANELS AND PANEL BOARDS SHALL BE LABELED ON THE
<br />PANEL CABINET WITH THE PANEL NAME AND THE POWER SOURCE FEEDING
<br />THE PANEL AS PER THE ELECTRICAL ONE UNE.
<br />15. SAFETY
<br />THE CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE ALL STEPS NECESSARY TO ENSURE THE
<br />SAFETY OF THE OWNERS EMPLOYEES, BUILDING EMPLOYEES AND GUESTS,
<br />AS WELL AS THEIR OWN FORCES, BY ADEQUATELY PROTECTING ANY
<br />EXPOSED LIVE CONDUCTORS, OR DEVICES THROUGHOUT THE COURSE OF
<br />THIS WORK.
<br />16. EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS
<br />PROVIDE FINAL CONNECTIONS FOR ALL EQUIPMENT FURNISHED UNDER
<br />OTHER DIVISIONS AND FOR ALL OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT. PROVIDE A
<br />FLEXIBLE UQUID TIGHT CONNECTION TO ALL VIBRATION PRODUCING
<br />EQUIPMENT.
<br />17. TEMPORARY UGHTING, POWER, FIRE, AND SAFETY
<br />PROVIDE TEMPORARY LIGHTING AND POWER AS REQUIRED IN AREAS
<br />UNDERGOING WORK DURING CONSTRUCTION. FURNISH AND INSTALL ONE
<br />OSHA APPROVED PIGTAIL SOCKET WITH 150-WATT LAMP FOR EVERY 500
<br />SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE AND A MINIMUM 1 PER ROOM. THE
<br />TEMPORARY LIGHTING SHALL BE LEFT IN PLACE UNTIL PERMANENT LIGHTING
<br />IS COMPLETELY OPERATIONAL
<br />FURNISH AND INSTALL POWER OUTLETS TO A TOTAL ONE FOR EVERY 2000
<br />SQUARE FEET OR PART THEREOF OF FLOOR AREA AND THESE SHALL BE 15
<br />AMP, SINGLE PHASE RECEPTACLES FOR EITHER 110 OR 220 VOLTS AS
<br />DIRECTED BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR. COORDINATE FOR ADDITIONAL
<br />TEMPORARY POWER REQUIREMENTS WITH OTHER TRADES AND PROVIDE AN
<br />ADEQUATE INSTALLATION.
<br />COMPLY WITH NFPA 241 FOR SAFEGUARDING DURING CONSTRUCTION AND
<br />ALTERATION OPERATIONS. IN ADDITION, ANY OPENINGS IN FIRE RATED
<br />SEPARATIONS BETWEEN OCCUPIED AND UNOCCUPIED (OR OPERATIONAL AND
<br />NON -OPERATIONAL) AREAS SHALL BE SEALED AT THE END OF EACH WORK
<br />DAY WITH AN APPROPRIATE FIRE RATED ENCLOSURE OR SEALANT. DO NOT
<br />COMPROMISE EXISTING SECURITY OR FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS SERVING THE
<br />OCCUPIED OR OPERATIONAL AREAS.
<br />18. POWER COORDINATION
<br />THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM ALL COORDINATION AND SCHEDUUNG OF
<br />LOCAL POWER OUTAGES REQUIRED WITH THE OWNER. ALL NEEDED POWER
<br />OUTAGES TO BE SCHEDULED WITH THE OWNER TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
<br />19. CABUNG
<br />BRANCH CIRCUITS TO RECEPTACLES, UGHTING AND MISC. SMALL LOADS
<br />(15 OR 20 AMP CIRCUITS), UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHERWISE,
<br />SHALL. BE 2 - #12, 1 - #12 GIRD., 3/4" C. A SEPARATE NEUTRAL SHALL
<br />BE RUN FOR EACH CIRCUIT. SEE WIRE SIZING TABLE ON THIS SHEET.
<br />EACH BRANCH CIRCUIT HOMERUN SHALL HAVE NO MORE THAN THREE
<br />CIRCUITS. EACH BRANCH CIRCUIT HOMERUN SHALL HAVE A SEPARATE GREEN
<br />INSULATED EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTOR.
<br />20. CABUNG SIZES
<br />BRANCH CIRCUIT CABLE SIZING SHALL BE ADJUSTED BASED ON THE
<br />VALUES INDICATED IN THE WIRE SIZING TABLE PER THIS SHEET.
<br />21. SPECIAL LUG REQUIREMENTS
<br />ANY CABLE WHICH TERMINATES DIRECTLY ON TO A BUS BAR SHALL BE 2
<br />BOLT LONG BARREL TYPE WITH INSPECTION HOLES PRODUCED WITH NON
<br />FLASHING TYPE DYES AS MANUFACTURED BY THOMAS AND BETTS, MINIMUM
<br />10 TONS OF COMPRESSION, HEX CRIMP. THE USE OF HEAT SHRINK
<br />TUBING IS EXPUCITLY FORBIDDEN. THERE SHALL BE NO 'SHINERS" AT THE
<br />LUGS.
<br />22.RACEWAYS
<br />ALL ELECTRICAL CONDUITS TO A MINIMUM OF 3/4". MULTI -GANG BACKBOXES
<br />FOR DIFFERENT VOLTAGES AND TYPES OF EMERGENCY AND NORMAL BRANCH
<br />WIRING DEVICES SHALL HAVE DIVIDERS BETWEEN DEVICES.
<br />23. UGHTING
<br />ALL FINAL LOCATIONS AND ARRANGEMENTS OF UGHTING FIXTURES SHALL BE
<br />OBTAINED FROM THE ARCHITECTURAL REFLECTED CEIUNG PLAN.
<br />Design Architect
<br />EPSTEIN
<br />600 West Fulton
<br />Chicago, IL 60661
<br />312.454.9100
<br />Nestle Waters North America
<br />Nestle Waters North America
<br />4330 20th Street
<br />Zephyrhills, Florida 33542-6703
<br />972.462.3663
<br />1. EXAMINATION
<br />A THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT THE SITE AND EXAMINE AREAS UNDER
<br />WHICH THE WORK IS TO BE PERFORMED AND NOTIFY THE OWNER IN
<br />WRITING OF ANY CONDITIONS DETRIMENTAL TO THE PROPER AND
<br />TIMELY COMPLETION OF THE WORK. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT
<br />PROCEED WITH WORK UNTIL SATISFACTORY CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN
<br />CORRECTED.
<br />B. VERIFY FIELD MEASUREMENTS AND CIRCUITING ARRANGEMENTS FOR
<br />DEVICES SHOWN ON DRAWINGS.
<br />C. DEMOLITION DRAWINGS ARE BASED ON CASUAL FIELD OBSERVATION
<br />AND EXISTING RECORD DRAWINGS. REPORT DISCREPANCIES TO
<br />OWNER BEFORE DISTURBING EXISTING INSTALLATION.
<br />D. COMMENCEMENT OF DEMOLITION MEANS ACCEPTANCE OF EXISTING
<br />CONDITIONS.
<br />E. REVIEW MECHANICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL DEMOLITION DRAWINGS
<br />FOR FOR ANY OTHER ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS.
<br />2. PREPARATION
<br />A. DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS IN WALLS, FLOORS, AND CEIUNGS
<br />SCHEDULED FOR REMOVAL.
<br />3. DEMOLITION AND EXTENSION OF EXISTING ELECTRICAL WORK.
<br />A REMOVE, RELOCATE, AND EXTEND EXISTING ELECTRICAL WORK AS
<br />INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS AND AS NOTED HEREIN.
<br />B. REMOVE ABANDONED WIRING AND CONDUIT BACK TO SOURCE OF SUPPLY,
<br />FOR ALL EQUIPMENT SHOWN TO BE REMOVED.
<br />C. WHERE SOURCE OF SUPPLY IS A PANELBOARD, RE -LABEL
<br />PROTECTIVE DEVICE AS 'SPARE". AFTER DEMOLITION IS COMPLETE,
<br />SUBMIT REVISED PANELBOARD SCHEDULES INDICATING "SPARES" TO
<br />OWNER AND ENGINEER.
<br />D. REMOVE EXPOSED ABANDONED CONDUIT ABOVE ACCESSIBLE CEIUNG
<br />FINISHES. CUT CONDUIT FLUSH WITH WALLS AND FLOORS, AND
<br />PATCH SURFACES. CONDUIT MAY BE ABANDONED IN WALLS TO REMAIN BUT
<br />EXISTING WIRING WITHIN THESE CONDUITS TO BE REMOVED COMPLETELY.
<br />E. REMOVE AND DISCONNECT ABANDONED OUTLETS AND ASSOCIATED
<br />DEVICES.
<br />F. DISCONNECT AND REMOVE ABANDONED PANELBOARDS AND
<br />DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT.
<br />G. DISCONNECT AND REMOVE ELECTRICAL DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT THAT
<br />IS NO LONGER IN USE.
<br />H. DISCONNECT AND REMOVE ABANDONED LUMINARIES. REMOVE
<br />BRACKETS, STEMS, HANGERS, AND OTHER ACCESSORIES.
<br />I. REMOVE ALL ACCESSIBLE ABANDONED WIRING OF
<br />ALL TYPES, OR CAP AND LIBEL IN JUNCTION BOX
<br />FOR RE -USE, IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE NATIONAL
<br />ELECTRIC CODE
<br />J. REPAIR ADJACENT CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES DAMAGED DURING
<br />DEMOUTION AND EXTENSION OF WORK.
<br />K. MAINTAIN AND RESTORE, IF INTERRUPTED, ALL CONDUITS
<br />AND CONDUCTORS PASSING THROUGH RENOVATED AREAS
<br />AND SERVICING UNDISTURBED AREAS.
<br />4. CLEANING, REPAIR, AND REPLACEMENT
<br />A GENERAL: CLEAN AND REPAIR EXISTING MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
<br />THAT WILL REMAIN OR ARE TO BE REUSED.
<br />B. PANELBOARDS: CLEAN EXPOSED SURFACES AND TIGHTEN ALL
<br />ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS. REPLACE DAMMED CIRCUIT BREAKERS
<br />AND PROVIDE CLOSURE PLATES FOR VACANT POSITIONS. PROVIDE
<br />TYPED SCHEDULES SHOWING REVISED CIRCUITING INFORMATION.
<br />C. LUMINARIES: REMOVE EXISTING LUMINARIES AS NOTED.
<br />5. DISPOSAL
<br />A OWNER SHALL HAVE RIGHT TO RETAIN ANY EQUIPMENT OR MATERIALS
<br />THAT HAVE BEEN DEMOLISHED PRIOR TO DISPOSAL OR REMOVAL
<br />FROM SITE.
<br />B. ANY EQUIPMENT OR MATERIALS NOT WANTED BY THE OWNER SHALL
<br />BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE CONTRACTOR AND REMOVED FROM
<br />SITE.
<br />C. CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS AND
<br />REGULATIONS FOR DISPOSAL OF DEMOUSHED MATERIALS AND
<br />EQUIPMENT.
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<br />ISSUE FOR PERMIT
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<br />09.11.2013
<br />ISSUE FOR BIDS
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<br />09.03.2013
<br />CD REVIEW PACKAGE
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<br />08.16.2013
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<br />DATE
<br />REVISIONS/ISSUANCES
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<br />Architecture
<br />Chicago
<br />Interiors
<br />New York
<br />Engineering
<br />Bucharest
<br />Construction
<br />Warsaw
<br />600 W. Fulton Street
<br />Chicago, IL 60661-1259
<br />T 312.454.9100
<br />www.epsteinglobal.com
<br />PROJECT NUMBER: 12386
<br />PROJECT MANAGER: JK
<br />ARCH/ENG: DD
<br />SCALE: NOT TO SCALE
<br />DRAWN BY: DD
<br />CHECKED BY: MS
<br />ELECTRICAL NOTES
<br />AND TABLES
<br />E-002
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