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<br />1. ALL WORK PERFORMED AND ALL MATERIALS FURNISHED SHALL CONFORM TO THE
<br />2004 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE WITH 2O06 REVISIONS, ALL APPLICABLE FEDERAL
<br />AND LOCAL CODES, AND UTILITY COMPANY REQUIREMENTS.
<br />2. THE DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC AND THE OMISSION OF AN ITEM FOR THE
<br />PROPER FUNCTIONING OF THE SYSTEM DOES NOT RELIEVE THE EC FROM PROVIDING
<br />THAT ITEM.
<br />3. ALL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE NEW, UL-LISTED AND LABELED. EC
<br />SHALL PROVIDE ALL LABOR NECESSARY FOR A COMPLETE AND PROPERLY
<br />OPERATING SYSTEM. ALL ELECTRICAL WORK SHALL BE DONE IN A NEAT AND
<br />WORKMANLIKE MANNER.
<br />4. COORDINATE ALL ELECTRICAL WORK WITH THAT OF OTHER TRADES AND AVOID
<br />INTERFERENCE WITH STRUCTURES AND WITH WORK OF OTHER TRADES.
<br />5. BEFORE SUBMITTING BID, CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT AND BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
<br />HAVING ASCERTAINED LOCAL CONDITIONS SUCH AS LOCATION, ACCESSIBILITY AND
<br />GENERAL CHARACTER OF THE SITE, EXTENT OF REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION WORK.
<br />THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FULLY EXAMINE ALL DRAWINGS RELATING TO THE WORK
<br />AND BECOME COMPLETELY INFORMED OF THE EXTENT AND CHARACTER OF THE
<br />WORK REQUIRED AND OF THE PREVAILING EXISTING CONDITIONS. NO ALLOWANCES
<br />SHALL BE MADE FOR THE CONTRACTOR'S FAILURE TO AVAIL HIMSELF OF THIS
<br />INFORMATION.
<br />6. BEFORE ORDERING ANY MATERIALS OR EQUIPMENT, THE EC SHALL SUBMIT
<br />ENGINEERING DATA FOR ALL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT HE PROPOSES TO FURNISH
<br />AND INSTALL. THE EC SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING EQUIPMENT
<br />DIMENSIONS OF THE PROPOSED SUBSTITUTE EQUIPMENT AND SHALL BE
<br />RESPONSIBLE FOR IT FITTING IN THE SPACE AVAILABLE. THE COST OF ANY
<br />REDESIGN CAUSED BY A SUBSTITUTION SHALL BE BORNE BY THE EC.
<br />7. THE EC SHALL DO ALL CUTTING, DRILLING AND PATCHING REQUIRED BY HIS WORK.
<br />STRUCTURAL MEMBERS SHALL NOT BE CUT, UNLESS APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER.
<br />8. THE EC SHALL CONFIRM THE LOCATION OF ALL EXISTING UTILITIES AND BE
<br />RESPONSIBLE FOR REPAIRING ANY DAMAGES HE CAUSES.
<br />9. EC SHALL PROVIDE A ONE-YEAR WARRANTY FROM THE DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL
<br />COMPLETION THAT COVERS ALL DEFECTS IN WORKMANSHIP OR MATERIALS.
<br />10. EC SHALL MAINTAIN TWO SETS OF PROGRESS DRAWINGS INDICATING ALL CHANGES
<br />IN EQUIPMENT OR LOCATION FROM THE DESIGN DOCUMENTS. EC SHALL PROVIDE
<br />ONE SET OF PROGRESS DRAWINGS FOR ENGINEER'S REVIEW AT SUBSTANTIAL
<br />COMPLETION.
<br />11. PROVIDE TWO OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS TO OWNER PRIOR TO
<br />PROJECT CLOSE OUT. MANUALS SHALL INCLUDE SUBMITTAL DATA STATING
<br />EQUIPMENT RATINGS AND SELECTED OPTIONS FOR ALL EQUIPMENT REQUIRING
<br />MAINTENANCE. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES SHALL BE CLEARLY IDENTIFIED.
<br />MANUALS SHALL INCLUDE NAME AND ADDRESS OF AT LEAST ONE QUALIFIED
<br />SERVICE AGENCY.
<br />GROUNDING
<br />1. PROVIDE A COMPLETE GROUNDING SYSTEM FOR THE ENTIRE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AS
<br />REQUIRED BY ARTICLE 250 OF THE NEC.
<br />2. ALL GROUNDING WIRE, LUGS, JUMPERS AND BUS SHALL BE COPPER. GROUND
<br />RODS SHALL BE 5/8" DIAMETER BY 10-FOOT COPPER -CLAD, STEEL RODS.
<br />3. ALL FEEDER AND BRANCH CIRCUITS SHALL CONTAIN AN EQUIPMENT -GROUND WIRE.
<br />NO METAL CONDUIT OF ANY KIND OR LENGTH SHALL BE USED AS THE
<br />EQUIPMENT -GROUNDING CONDUCTOR.
<br />4. EQUIPMENT -GROUNDING CONDUCTORS AND STRAPS SHALL BE SIZED IN
<br />ACCORDANCE WITH THE NEC, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. ALL
<br />EQUIPMENT -GROUNDING CONDUCTORS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH GREEN INSULATION
<br />EQUIVALENT TO THE INSULATION ON THE ASSOCIATED PHASE CONDUCTORS.
<br />5. METAL AND CONCRETE POLES SUPPORTING OUTDOOR LIGHTING FIXTURES SHALL BE
<br />GROUNDED WITH A SUPPLEMENTAL GROUND ROD IN ADDITION TO THE BRANCH
<br />CIRCUIT EQUIPMENT -GROUNDING CONDUCTOR.
<br />6. GROUNDING CONDUCTORS SHALL BE CONTINUOUS. NO SPLICING OF CONDUCTORS
<br />UNLESS ALLOWED BY THE NEC.
<br />7. MAKE GROUNDING CONNECTIONS IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO MINIMIZE THE
<br />POSSIBILITY OF GALVANIC ACTION OR ELECTROLYSIS. SELECT CONNECTORS,
<br />CONNECTION HARDWARE, CONDUCTORS AND CONNECTION METHODS SO DIRECTLY
<br />CONTACTED METALS WILL BE GALVANICALLY COMPATIBLE.
<br />8. MEASURE GROUNDING -ELECTRODE SYSTEM RESISTANCE AND PROVIDE THE TEST
<br />REPORT TO THE ENGINEER VERIFYING COMPLIANCE WITH REQUIREMENTS.
<br />IDENTIFICATIONS
<br />1. COMPLY WITH GOVERNING REGULATIONS AND REQUESTS OF GOVERNING AUTHORITIES
<br />FOR IDENTIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL WORK.
<br />2. DYMO (OR EQUIVALENT) LABELS SHALL NOT BE USED.
<br />3. APPLY SELF -ADHERING VINYL OR HEAT -SHRINK PLASTIC CABLE/CONDUCTOR
<br />IDENTIFICATION MARKERS ON EACH CABLE AND CONDUCTOR IN EACH BOX,
<br />ENCLOSURE, OR CABINET WHERE WIRES OF MORE THAN ONE CIRCUIT ARE PRESENT,
<br />EXCEPT WHERE ANOTHER FORM OF IDENTIFICATION, SUCH AS COLOR -CODED
<br />CONDUCTORS, IS PROVIDED. MATCH IDENTIFICATION WITH MARKING SYSTEM USED IN
<br />PANELBOARDS, SHOP DRAWINGS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.
<br />4. DELAY INSTALLATION OF IDENTIFICATION UNTIL PAINTING IS COMPLETE.
<br />BOXES
<br />1. INTERIOR OUTLET BOXES SHALL BE GALVANIZED STEEL, MINIMUM 14-GAUGE, NO
<br />LESS THAN 4' SQUARE 1-1/2" DEEP, WITH EXTENSION RINGS AND MOUNTING
<br />BRACKETS.
<br />2. JUNCTION AND PULL BOXES SHALL HAVE SCREW -ON COVERS OR LOCKING HINGED
<br />COVERS. NEMA 1 BOXES SHALL BE USED INDOORS. NEMA 3R BOXES WITH
<br />THREADED HUBS SHALL BE USED OUTDOORS.
<br />3. OUTLET BOXES SHALL BE RIGIDLY AND SECURELY FASTENED IN PLACE.
<br />4. BOXES SHALL BE SIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC ARTICLE 314.
<br />5. ALL CONDUIT CONNECTORS AND ENTRY HUBS SHALL BE INSULATED OR HAVE
<br />INSULATED BUSHINGS.
<br />ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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<br />1. THOROUGHLY CLEAN THE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND ASSOCIATED ELECTRICAL
<br />MATERIALS BEFORE ENERGIZATION OF ANY PART OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. IT IS
<br />THE EC'S RESPONSIBILITY TO HAVE ALL THE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, RACEWAYS,
<br />CABLING, CABLE INSULATION AND OTHER RELATED ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS TESTED.
<br />ALL TEST RESULTS SHALL BE RECORDED, DATED AND SUBMITTED TO THE ENGINEER
<br />AND OWNER FOR RECORD. TEST PROCEDURES AND RESULTS SHALL BE PER NETA
<br />STANDARDS. IN THE ABSENCE OF RELEVANT NETA STANDARDS, THE EC SHALL
<br />SUBSTITUTE APPROPRIATE TEST PROCEDURES FROM IEEE OR ANSI. THE SUBSTITUTE
<br />TEST PROCEDURES SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE ENGINEER FOR APPROVAL BEFORE
<br />CONDUCTING THE TESTS.
<br />2. THE EC SHALL VERIFY THAT EACH KEY SYSTEM INTERFACES CORRECTLY WITH ALL
<br />RELATED SYSTEMS. THE EC SHALL FURNISH ALL TEST DATA TO THE ENGINEER
<br />VERIFYING THAT ALL SYSTEMS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED CORRECTLY AND ARE WORKING
<br />TOGETHER TO PROVIDE A COMPLETE, OPERATIONAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AS
<br />DESIGNED.
<br />WIRE AND CABLE
<br />1. ALL WIRE SHALL BE COPPER WITH INSULATION RATED AT 600-VOLTS, 75-DEGREES
<br />CELSIUS MINIMUM. WIRE SHALL BE SOLID TYPE THHN OR THWN UP TO SIZE 10
<br />AWG AND STRANDED TYPE THWN, XHHW, OR THHN FOR SIZE 8 AWG AND LARGER
<br />(UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED).
<br />2. MINIMUM WIRE SIZES SHALL BE #12 FOR POWER WIRING AND #14 FOR CONTROL
<br />WIRING.
<br />3. MOLDED CONNECTORS (WIRE NUTS) MAY BE USED FOR SPLICING SIZE 10 AWG OR
<br />SMALLER WIRES ON LIGHTING AND RECEPTACLE CIRCUITS ONLY. ALL OTHER WIRING
<br />SHALL BE SPLICED WITH BARREL SPLICES, LUGS AND/OR TERMINAL BLOCKS OR
<br />APPROVED MOLDED CONNECTORS.
<br />4. TERMINAL LUGS SHALL BE MECHANICAL CLAMP OR COMPRESSION TYPE, UNLESS
<br />PART OF A CIRCUIT BREAKER OR SWITCH ASSEMBLY. SET -SCREW TYPE LUGS, IN
<br />WHICH THE SET SCREW BEARS DIRECTLY ON THE CONDUCTOR, SHALL NOT BE
<br />USED.
<br />5. SPECIAL LUGS MAY BE REQUIRED TO ACCOMMODATE CONDUCTOR SIZES SHOWN ON
<br />THE DRAWINGS. EC SHALL VERIFY LUG REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL CIRCUIT BREAKERS
<br />AND EQUIPMENT TERMINALS AND SHALL PROVIDE CORRECT LUGS AS REQUIRED.
<br />6. FEEDERS AND SERVICE LATERALS SHALL NOT BE SPLICED WITHOUT ENGINEER'S
<br />WRITTEN APPROVAL.
<br />7. BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS SHALL BE INCREASED, AS REQUIRED, TO PROVIDE A
<br />MAXIMUM THREE PERCENT VOLTAGE DROP.
<br />8. INSTALL WIRE CABLES AND CONNECTORS IN COMPLIANCE WITH NEC ACCORDING TO
<br />MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS AND NECA'S "STANDARD OF INSTALLATION."
<br />9. METAL -CLAD CABLE MAY BE USED IN INDOOR ACCESSIBLE AREAS ONLY. NOT FOR
<br />CONCEALED LOCATIONS. METAL -CLAD CABLE SHALL HAVE EQUIPMENT GROUNDING
<br />CONDUCTOR SIZED PER NEC 250.122.
<br />10. COLOR CODE SERVICE, FEEDER AND BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS WITH
<br />FACTORY -APPLIED COLOR AS FOLLOWS:
<br />CONDUCTOR 120 208V 277 480V
<br />PHASE A BLACK BROWN
<br />PHASE B RED ORANGE
<br />PHASE C BLUE YELLOW
<br />NEUTRAL WHITE GREY OR WHITE WITH COLOR STRIPE
<br />GROUND GREEN GREEN
<br />ISOLATED GND GREEN/YELLOW
<br />RACEWAY
<br />1. USE THE FOLLOWING WIRING METHODS:
<br />INDOORS OUTDOORS
<br />CONCEALED EMT RMC, IMC OR RNC
<br />EXPOSED EMT RMC, IMC OR RNC
<br />DAMP LOCATIONS RMC OR RNC
<br />UNDERGROUND RNC
<br />CONNECTIONS TO LFMC, LFNC LFMC OR LFNC
<br />VIBRATING EQUIPMENT OR FMC
<br />BOXES/ENCLOSURES NEMA 1 NEMA 3R
<br />2. MINIMUM CONDUIT SIZE SHALL BE 3/4'.
<br />3. ALL RACEWAY SHALL COMPLY WITH THE NEC AND ALL STATE AND LOCAL
<br />REGULATIONS.
<br />4. ALL NEW RACEWAYS IN FINISHED AREAS SHALL BE CONCEALED, UNLESS
<br />SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHERWISE.
<br />5. GROUT AROUND ALL CONDUITS AT CEILING, FLOOR AND WALL PENETRATIONS TO
<br />PROVIDE AN AIRTIGHT SEAL. ALL FLOOR SLAB AND FIRE -RATED WALL PENETRATIONS
<br />SHALL BE SEALED WITH FIREPROOF COMPOUND.
<br />6. GROUP TOGETHER EXPOSED CONDUIT WHERE POSSIBLE. INSTALL ALL CONDUITS
<br />EITHER PARALLEL OR PERPENDICULAR TO THE BUILDING SURFACES. MOUNT ON
<br />CHANNEL STRUT SUPPORTS OR BUILDING STRUCTURE
<br />7. ALL CONDUITS SHALL BE RIGIDLY SUPPORTED TO THE BUILDING STRUCTURE. THE
<br />MAXIMUM SPACING OF SUPPORTS SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS:
<br />A. VERTICAL RUNS - 10 FEET
<br />B. HORIZONTAL RUNS - 8 FEET
<br />CONDUITS SHALL NOT BE SUPPORTED FROM SUSPENDED CEILING -SUPPORT WIRES.
<br />B. ALL CONDUIT BENDS SHALL BE MADE WITH AN APPROVED CONDUIT BENDER AND
<br />NO BEND SHALL HAVE A CENTERLINE RADIUS LESS THAN SIX TIMES THE DIAMETER
<br />OF THE CONDUIT.
<br />9. EC SHALL COORDINATE RACEWAY IN SLAB WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEER.
<br />10. USE RACEWAY FITTINGS THAT ARE OF TYPES COMPATIBLE WITH THE ASSOCIATED
<br />RACEWAY AND SUITABLE FOR THE USE AND LOCATION. EMT FITTINGS SHALL BE
<br />STEEL OR CAST SET -SCREW TYPE INDOOR AND STEEL COMPRESSION TYPE
<br />OUTDOOR.
<br />11. INSTALL EXPANSION COUPLINGS IN THE SLAB WHEN CROSSING BUILDING EXPANSION
<br />JOINTS OR OTHER LOCATIONS REQUIRED BY NEC.
<br />DEVICES
<br />1. EC SHALL VERIFY COLOR, LOCATION AND MOUNTING HEIGHT OF ALL DEVICES AND
<br />WALLPLATES WITH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.
<br />2. DEVICES SHALL BE LEVITON OR EQUIVALENT, AS INDICATED BELOW:
<br />DUPLEX RECEPTACLE 5362
<br />SINGLE RECEPTACLE 5361
<br />GFCI RECEPTACLE 6899
<br />IG RECEPTACLE 8300-IQ
<br />SINGLE -POLE SWITCH 1221-2
<br />DOUBLE -POLE SWITCH 1222-2
<br />THREE-WAY SWITCH 1223-2
<br />3. RECEPTACLE AND SWITCH WALLPLATES ARE TO BE NYLON WALLPLATES, GANGED TO
<br />MATCH THE INSTALLED DEVICES. DEVICE WALLPLATES IN KITCHEN, BAR AND
<br />WAITRESS STATION TO BE STAINLESS STEEL.
<br />EQUIPMENT
<br />1. EC IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COMPLETE INSTALLATION OF ALL EQUIPMENT SHOWN
<br />ON THE DRAWINGS. ALL MANUFACTURERS' SPECIFICATIONS SHALL BE FOLLOWED
<br />CONCERNING THE INSTALLATION OF ALL EQUIPMENT. ANY SPECIAL MANUFACTURERS'
<br />REQUIREMENTS NECESSARY FOR THE PROPER OR SAFE INSTALLATION OF
<br />EQUIPMENT, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE AFOREMENTIONED SPECIAL
<br />REQUIREMENTS ARE INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS, SHALL BE AT THE EXPENSE AND
<br />RESPONSIBILITY OF THE EC.
<br />2. EC IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PURCHASE, RIGGING, ERECTION, INSTALLATION AND
<br />FUNCTIONAL OPERATION OF ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT WHERE NOTED.
<br />3. ALL LOCATIONS OF EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURES ARE APPROXIMATE AND MAY REQUIRE
<br />MINOR ADJUSTMENT TO SUIT FIELD CONDITIONS. ALL ADJUSTMENTS SHALL BE
<br />SUBMITTED TO THE ENGINEER FOR APPROVAL.
<br />4. COORDINATE ALL RECEPTACLES, PLUGS, WIRING AND LOCATIONS WITH THE
<br />EQUIPMENT PROVIDED PRIOR TO ROUGH -IN.
<br />PANELBOARDS
<br />1. ALL PANELBOARDS SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH A HINGED, LOCKING DOOR. TWO KEYS
<br />SHALL BE FURNISHED WITH EACH CABINET AND ALL LOCKS ON ALL CABINETS
<br />SHALL BE KEYED ALIKE.
<br />2. WHERE PANELS OCCUR ADJACENT TO ONE ANOTHER, THE TOPS OF THE PANELS
<br />SHALL BE MOUNTED AT THE SAME HEIGHT.
<br />3. PANELBOARDS SHALL BE PAINTED WITH GRAY LACQUER, RUST -PREVENTATIVE
<br />PRIMER. SIDES AND TOP OF SURFACE -MOUNTED PANELS SHALL BE PAINTED TO
<br />MATCH FRONTS.
<br />4. BRANCH CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE BOLT -ON TYPE AND SHALL BE OF THE
<br />AMBIENT COMPENSATED, THERMAL MAGNETIC TYPE, WHICH WILL PROVIDE INVERSE
<br />TIME DELAY OVERLOAD AND INSTANTANEOUS SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION. VOLTAGE
<br />AND CURRENT RATINGS SHALL BE AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS.
<br />5. PROVIDE A TYPEWRITTEN DIRECTORY FOR EACH PANEL AND PLACE INSIDE THE
<br />PANEL DOOR. THE DIRECTORY SHALL LIST ALL ROOMS SERVED BY EACH BREAKER,
<br />USING THE OWNER'S ROOM NUMBERS. DIRECTORIES SHALL BE INSTALLED IN A
<br />METAL DIRECTORY FRAME WITH CLEAR PROTECTIVE COVER. SPARES AND SPACES
<br />SHALL BE NOTED.
<br />6. PANELS 68-INCHES OR LESS IN HEIGHT SHALL BE INSTALLED WITH THE TOP OF
<br />THE PANEL 6-FEET ABOVE THE FINISHED FLOOR. ALL PANELS SHALL BE INSTALLED
<br />IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC 404 AND 408.
<br />7. EACH PANEL SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH A GROUND BUS.
<br />8. CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE MANUFACTURED BY THE MANUFACTURER OF THE
<br />PANELBOARDS.
<br />9. MOUNT PANELS IN LOCATIONS SHOWN, MAKING SURE THAT CODE -REQUIRED
<br />CLEARANCES EXIST.
<br />10. IF PAINT IS DAMAGED DURING SHIPPING OR INSTALLATION, DAMAGED PORTION SHALL
<br />BE SANDED UNTIL SMOOTH AND ENTIRE PANEL REPAINTED.
<br />11. ALL BUS SHALL BE COPPER.
<br />12, PROVIDE ENGRAVED, LAMINATED PLASTIC NAMEPLATE ON EACH PANELBOARD
<br />MOUNTED WITH EPDXY.
<br />13. FOR FLUSH PANELBOARDS, SUPPLY ONE 3/4" CONDUIT FROM PANEL TO ABOVE
<br />ACCESSIBLE CEILING FOR EACH THREE SPARE BREAKERS OR SPACES TO PROVIDE
<br />FOR FUTURE BREAKERS.
<br />14. PROVIDE FLASH HAZARD WARNING MARKER IN ALL NEW PANELS.
<br />15. AFTER BUILDING IS IN OPERATION, EC SHALL MEASURE PANELBOARD LOADS AND
<br />REARRANGE CIRCUITS AS NECESSARY TO BALANCE PHASE LOADS WITHIN 20
<br />PERCENT. COORDINATE WITH OWNER.
<br />LIGHTING
<br />1. ALL EXIT AND EMERGENCY LIGHTING IS TO BE CONNECTED TO THE UNSWITCHED
<br />LEG OF THE LOCAL LIGHTING CIRCUIT.
<br />2. INSTALL LUMINAIRES AND POLES ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER'S
<br />RECOMMENDATIONS.
<br />3. CLEAN UNITS AFTER INSTALLATION AND ADJUST LUMINAIRES, AS REQUIRED.
<br />4. LIGHTING CONTROL RELAY PANEL SHALL BE CAPABLE OF ACCEPTING TWO #10
<br />CONDUCTORS ON BOTH LINE AND LOAD SIDE.
<br />5. LIGHTING CONTROL MANUFACTURER SHALL PROVIDE COMMISSIONING OF THE
<br />INSTALLED SYSTEM INCLUDING ENGRAVING OF KEYPAD BUTTONS.
<br />6. LIGHTING CONTROL MANUFACTURER SHALL PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF FOUR HOURS OF
<br />OWNER TRAINING ON SYSTEM OPERATION.
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<br />ABBREVIATIONS
<br />AMPERES
<br />ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR
<br />ABOVE FINISHED GRADE
<br />AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION
<br />AIR HANDLING UNIT
<br />AMPERE INTERRUPTING CURRENT
<br />AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE
<br />AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH
<br />BREAKER
<br />BUILDING
<br />CONDUIT
<br />CABINET
<br />CIRCUIT
<br />COPPER
<br />COLD WATER PIPE
<br />ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
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<br />ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
<br />ELECTRIC WATER COOLER
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<br />FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL
<br />FIRE ALARM REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR
<br />FIRE ALARM TERMINAL CABINET
<br />FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT
<br />FEED THROUGH LUGS
<br />GENERATOR
<br />GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER
<br />GROUND
<br />HAND -OFF -AUTOMATIC
<br />HORSEPOWER
<br />HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM
<br />INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS
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<br />MOTOR CONTROL CENTER
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<br />MAIN LUGS ONLY
<br />NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE
<br />NEUTRAL
<br />NIGHT LIGHT
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<br />PROGRESS ENERGY
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<br />TIME CLOCK
<br />TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SURGE SUPPRESSOR
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<br />UNINTERRUPTABLE POWER SUPPLY
<br />UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
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<br />232 Bay Street Phone: (386) 253-1511
<br />Daytona Beach, FL 32114 Fax: (386) 252-0673
<br />CA #: 002396 Project #: 4542.00
<br />Engineer: Stephen Byrne PE #: 17584
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