Project Information

Bid Title

Spirit Elementary - Upgrade HVAC Bldg. 7

Issuing Agency

Volusia County Schools

Location

Florida

Published Date

Mar 4, 2026

Closing Date

Mar 24, 2026

Government Level

State & Local

Status

Closed

Ref. #

Project No. 2648250

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Project Description

Spirit Elementary - Upgrade HVAC Bldg. 7 - Project No. 2648250

Mandatory Prebid Meeting:	March 3, 2026 at 3:00 PM
Bid:	March 24, 2026 at 2:00 PM
Project Bid Documents:	Plans Project Manual Prebid Sign-in Sheets
Estimate:	$310,648
Consultant:	TLC Engineering Solutions, Inc. Jim Mullen (321) 877-4260
Owner:	VCS Project Manager Mike Semon (386) 947-8786
Bid Status:	Active

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VOLUSIA

COUNTY SCHOOLS

"LEADING WITH GRACE AND RESPECT"

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF VOLUSIA

COUNTY FLORIDA

200 North Clara Avenue

DeLand, Florida 32720

SPIRIT ELEMENTARY

UPGRADE HVAC BLDG. 7

VCS Project NO. 2648250

SCHOOL BOARD

MEMBERS

RUBEN COLÓN

KRISTA GOODRICH

DONNA BROSEMER

JAMIE HAYNES

JESSICA THOMPSON

CARMEN J. BALGOBIN

BOARD CHAIR

VICE BOARD CHAIR

MEMBER

MEMBER

MEMBER

SUPERINTENDENT

SEAL

1500 MEADOWLARK DR

DELTONA, FL 32725

DESCRIPTION OF WORK

REPLACEMENT OF THE 60 TON CHILLER SERVING BUILDING 7.

ADD ALTERNATE REPLACEMENT OF THE PUMPS SERVING THE 60 TON CHILLER.

Architect's Statement of Compliance

To the best of my knowledge, these drawings and the project manual are complete and comply with

the Florida Building Code.

BUILDING DATA

A. SURVEY PARCEL ID

B. LEGAL DESCRIPTION

C. OCCUPANCY TYPE

D. CONSTRUCTION TYPE

E. RISK CATEGORY

F. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER

G. BUILDING AREA

H. BUILDING HEIGHT

I. OCCUPANT LOAD

XXX

XXX

XXX

TYPE XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

XXX

LOCATION MAP

ENGINEERS & CONSULTANTS

MEP

TLC ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS

7370 CABOT CT, SUITE 103

MELBOURNE, FL 32940

321.636.0274

JIM MULLEN

JIM-MULLEN@TLC-ENG.COM

WWW.TLC-ENGINEERS.COM

Sheet Number

G001

COVER SHEET

SHEET MANAGER

Sheet Name

E001

ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS, LEGEND, AND ABBREVIATIONS

E002

ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES AND INDEX

E101

ELECTRICAL PLAN

E501

ELECTRICAL DETAILS

E601

ELECTRICAL PANEL AND EQUIPMENT SCHEDULES

ED101

ELECTRICAL DEMO PLAN

M001

M101

MD101

M601

MECHANICAL SYMBOLS. LEGEND, NOTES, AND INDEX

MECHANICAL PLAN

MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN

MECHANICAL CONTROLS

NOT TO SCALE

Construction Documents 12/01/2025

ENGINEER OF RECORD

JIM MULLEN

DESIGNED BY

LUKE ADAMS

DRAWN BY

LUKE ADAMS

ISSUE DATE

12/01/2025

AE PROJECT NUMBER

525260

SHEET TITLE

COVER SHEET

DRAWING NO.

G001

ELECTRICAL SYMBOL LEGEND

BASIC MATERIALS

SYMBOL

DESCRIPTION

DEVICE ABBREVIATION TAGS:

6C

POKE-THRU WITH 6" CORE DRILL

8C

POKE-THRU WITH 8" CORE DRILL

4G

FOUR-GANG FLOOR BOX

6G

SIX-GANG FLOOR BOX

8G

EIGHT-GANG FLOOR BOX

AV

DOUBLE DUPLEX RECEPTACLE WITH DEDICATED CIRCUIT FOR AV RACK OR CART

C

RECEPTACLE CONTROLLED PER ASHRAE 90.1 (2010); PROVIDE POWER PACK FOR

RECEPTACLE CIRCUIT, TO BE CONTROLLED THROUGH LOCAL ROOM OCCUPANCY

SENSOR(S); PROVIDE DEVICE WITH BLUE DOT OR UNIVERSAL POWER SYMBOL

ETR

EXISTING TO REMAIN

H

HOSPITAL GRADE

IG

ISOLATED GROUND (ORANGE DEVICE)

RL

RELOCATED

TR

TAMPER RESISTANT

TV

RECEPTACLE MOUNTED ADJACENT TO TV OUTLET, COORDINATE HEIGHT W/ ARCHITECT

U

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE WITH (2) USB PORTS

WP

WEATHERPROOF

OS

WALL MOUNTED DUAL TECHNOLOGY OCCUPANCY SENSOR

OS

DL

DL

VS

VS

PC

J

CEILING MOUNTED DUAL TECHNOLOGY OCCUPANCY SENSOR

DAYLIGHT SENSOR CEILING MOUNTED

DAYLIGHT SENSOR WALL MOUNTED

VACANCY SENSOR CEILING MOUNTED

VACANCY SENSOR WALL MOUNTED

PHOTOCELL, MOUNTED ON ROOF FACING NORTH

NOTE: DIAGONAL MARKS INDICATED ON ANY DEVICE REPRESENTS DEVICE

CONNECTED TO EMERGENCY CIRCUIT (RED DEVICE FOR RECEPTACLE);

TYPICAL FOR ANY DEVICE IN LEGEND

SINGLE RECEPTACLE

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

TWO DUPLEX RECEPTACLES (QUAD) WITH COMMON COVERPLATE

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE MOUNTED ABOVE COUNTER

TWO DUPLEX RECEPTACLES (QUAD) WITH COMMON COVER MOUNTED ABOVE COUNTER

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE; EACH RECEPTACLE ON SEPARATE CIRCUIT (PROVIDE

BREAKER WITH 2-POLE COMMON TRIP HANDLE)

SPLIT-WIRED CONTROLLED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

GFCI RECEPTACLE; "WP" INDICATES CAST METAL "IN-USE" WEATHERPROOF COVER,

WEATHER-RESISTANT LISTED

TWO GFCI DUPLEX RECEPTACLES (QUAD) WITH COMMON COVERPLATE

GFCI RECEPTACLE MOUNTED ABOVE COUNTER

GND

GROUND BUS BAR, COPPER

SPD

SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICE

MOTOR CONNECTION

MD

MOTORIZED DAMPER CONNECTION

VFD

VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE

DDC

DIRECT DIGITAL CONTROL PANEL

BAS

BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM CONTROL PANEL

LCP

LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL

SYMBOL

DESCRIPTION

MH

MANHOLE

PB

PULLBOX

HH

HANDHOLE

T

TRANSFORMER

ATS

30AR

NF

3R

30AR

20AF

3R

MCP

AMPERE

RATING

30/3

0

3R

AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH

NEMA RATING; NEMA 1 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

NON-FUSED DISCONNECT SWITCH, RATING AS NOTED

NF = NON-FUSED

AR = AMPERE RATING OF SWITCH

4X SS = NEMA 4X STAINLESS STEEL ENCLOSURE

NEMA RATING; NEMA 1 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

FUSED DISCONNECT

AF = AMPERE RATING OF FUSE

AR = AMPERE RATING OF SWITCH

4X SS = NEMA 4X STAINLESS STEEL ENCLOSURE

# OF POLES

NEMA RATING; NEMA 1 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

COMBINATION MAGNETIC MOTOR STARTER, SIZE AS NOTED, 3-POLE UNLESS OTHERWISE

NOTED

4X SS = NEMA 4X STAINLESS STEEL ENCLOSURE

NEMA STARTER SIZE

SWITCHBOARD/ SWITCHGEAR/ DISTRIBUTION PANEL

BRANCH CIRCUIT PANELBOARD, OVER 240 VOLTS, SURFACE MOUNTED

BRANCH CIRCUIT PANELBOARD, OVER 240 VOLTS, FLUSH MOUNTED

BRANCH CIRCUIT PANELBOARD, UNDER 240 VOLTS, SURFACE MOUNTED

BRANCH CIRCUIT PANELBOARD, UNDER 240 VOLTS, FLUSH MOUNTED

CONDUIT CONCEALED ABOVE CEILING OR IN WAL

CONDUIT EXPOSED

CONDUIT CONCEALED IN SLAB, UNDERGROUND OR UNDER FLOOR

CONDUIT HOMERUN TO ELECTRICAL PANEL

UP CONDUIT TURNING UP

DN CONDUIT TURNING DOWN

CONDUIT STUBBED OUT OR UP

CONDUIT CONTINUED

FLEXIBLE CONDUIT

CONDUIT SEAL-OFF FITTING

GROUND OR GROUND ROD AS NOTED

EXISTING TO BE REMOVED (HEAVY, DASHED LINE)

EXISTING TO REMAIN (LIGHT, SOLID LINE)

NEW (HEAVY, SOLID LINE)

ABBREVIATIONS

A/C

AIR CONDITIONING

AC

ALTERNATING CURRENT

ABV CLG ABOVE CEILING

ADA

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT

AF

AMPERE FRAME

AFF

ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

AFG

ABOVE FINISHED GRADE

AHU

AIR HANDLING UNIT

AIC

AMPERE INTERRUPTING CAPACITY

AL

ALUMINUM

AMP

AMPERE

ANSI

AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE

ASA

AMERICAN STANDARDS ASSOCIATION

AT

AMPERE TRIP

ATS

AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH

AUX

AUXILIARY

AWG

AMERICAN WIRE GUAGE

BC

BARE COPPER

BIL

BASIC IMPULSE LEVEL

BAS

BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM

BMS

BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

BRKR OR BKR BREAKER

C

CONDUIT OR RACEWAY

CAB

CABINET

CKT

CIRCUIT

CB

CIRCUIT BREAKER

CBM

CERTIFIED BALLAST MANUFACTURERS

CATV

CABLE TELEVISION

CCTV

CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION

CLEC

CLOCK EQUIPMENT CABINET

CLG

CEILING

CO

CONDUIT OR RACEWAY ONLY

COAX

COAXIAL CABLE

COND

CONDUCTOR

CONN

CONNECTION

CPU

CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT

CRT

CATHODE RAY TERMINAL (VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINAL)

CT

CURRENT TRANSFORMER

CU

COPPER

CW

COLD WATER

DC

DIRECT CURRENT

DDC

DIRECT DIGITAL CONTROL

DEG

DEGREE

DF

DEMAND FACTOR

DISC

DISCONNECT

DISC SW DISCONNECT SWITCH

DO

DRAW OUT

DN

DOWN

DPST

DOUBLE POLE SINGLE THROW

EDH

ELECTRIC DUCT HEATER

EMT

ELECTRIC METALLIC TUBING

EO

ELECTRICALLY OPERATED

EOL

END OF LINE

EOR

ENGINEER OF RECORD

ETR

EXISTING TO REMAIN

EWC

ELECTRIC WATER COOLER

FA

FIRE ALARM

FAAP

FIRE ALARM ANNUNCIATOR PANEL

FATC

FIRE ALARM TERMINAL CABINET

FBC

FLORIDA BUILDING CODE

FCU

FAN COIL UNIT

FLA

FULL LOAD AMPERES

FM

FACTORY MUTUAL

FPU

FAN POWERED UNIT

FT

FEET

GF

GROUND FAULT

GFA

GROUND FAULT ALARM

GFCI

GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER

GFR

GROUND FAULT RELAY

GND, G

GROUND

HP

HORSEPOWER

HOA

HAND-OFF-AUTOMATIC

HORIZ

HORIZONTAL

IBC

INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE

IC

INTERCOM

ICU

INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

IECC

INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE

NOTE: SOME SYMBOLS SHOWN ON THIS LEGEND MAY NOT PERTAIN TO THIS PROJECT.

ABBREVIATIONS (CONT.)

IEEE

INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS

IES

ILLUMINATING ENGINEERING SOCIETY

IMC

INTERMEDIATE METAL CONDUIT

IN

INCHES

IPCEA

INSULATED POWER CABLE ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION

IT

INSTANTANEOUS TRIP

JB OR J-BOX JUNCTION BOX

KCMIL

ONE THOUSAND CIRCULAR MILS

KV

KILOVOLT

KVA

KILOVOLT AMPERES

KW

KILOWATT

KWH

KILOWATT HOURS

LBS

POUNDS

LED

LIGHT EMITTING DIODE

LP

LIGHTNING PROTECTION

LT

LIGHT

LTG

LIGHTING

LSIG

LONG TIME, SHORT TIME, INSTANTANEOUS, GROUND

LSIA

LONG TIME, SHORT TIME, INSTANTANEOUS, ALARM

LSI

LONG TIME, SHORT TIME, INSTANTANEOUS

MAX

MAXIMUM

MCA

MINIMUM CIRCUIT AMPS

MCB

MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER

MCC

MOTOR CONTROL CENTER

MDP

MAIN SERVICE DISTRIBUTION PANEL

MIC

MICROPHONE

MIN

MINIMUM

MLO

MAIN LUGS ONLY

MOCP

MAXIMUM OVERCURRENT PROTECTION

MSB

MAIN SERVICE SWITCHBOARD

MTD

MOUNTED

MTG

MOUNTING

MTR

MOTOR

MTS

MANUAL TRANSFER SWITCH

MUX

MULTIPLEX (TRANSPONDER) PANEL

MVA

MEGA VOLT AMPS

N

NEUTRAL

NC

NORMALLY CLOSED

NEC

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE

NEMA

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION

NFPA

NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION

NIC

NOT IN CONTRACT

NF

NON-FUSED

NL

NON-LINEAR

NO

NORMALLY OPEN OR NUMBER

OL

OVERLOAD

OSHA

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

P

POLE

PB

PULLBOX

PF

POWER FACTOR

PIV

POST INDICATOR VALVE

PNL

PANEL

PR

PAIR

PRI

PRIMARY

PT

POTENTIAL TRANSFORMER

PVC

POLYVINYLCHLORIDE

PWR

POWER

REC, RECEPT RECEPTACLE

REF

REFRIGERATOR

RGS, GRC RIGID GALVANIZED STEEL CONDUIT

RLA

RUNNING LOAD AMPERES

RMS

ROOT-MEAN-SQUARE

RPM

REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE

RTU

ROOF TOP UNIT

SCA

SHORT CIRCUIT AMPERES

SD

SMOKE DETECTOR

SEC

SECONDARY

S/N

SOLID NEUTRAL

SPD

SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICE

SPKR

SPEAKER

SPST

SINGLE POLE SINGLE THROW

SS

STAINLESS STEEL

SST

SOLID STATE TRIP

STD

SHORT TIME TRIP

SW

SWITCH

SWBD

SWITCHBOARD

SWGR

SWITCHGEAR

TEL

TELEPHONE

TTB

TELEPHONE TERMINAL BOARD

TTC

TELEPHONE TERMINAL CABINET

TVEC

TELEVISION EQUIPMENT CABINET

TYP

TYPICAL

UG

UNDERGROUND

UON

UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

UL

UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES

UTIL

UTILITY

V

VOLT

VA

VOLTAMPERE

VAR

VOLT AMPERE REACTIVE

VAV

VARIABLE AIR VOLUME

VFD

VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE

W

WIRE

WP

WEATHER PROOF

XFMR

TRANSFORMER

XFR

TRANSFER

SEAL

ENGINEER OF RECORD

MONCEF M. HADIJI

DESIGNED BY

JOEY HOLT

DRAWN BY

JOEY HOLT

ISSUE DATE

12/01/2025

AE PROJECT NUMBER

525260

SHEET TITLE

ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS,

LEGEND, AND

ABBREVIATIONS

DRAWING NO.

E001

ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION NOTES

ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES

1. DEVICES, LIGHT FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT SHOWN IN BOLD LINE TYPE ARE EXISTING TO BE DEMOLISHED; DEVICES, LIGHT

FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT SHOWN IN LIGHT (SCREENED) SOLID LINE TYPE ARE EXISTING TO REMAIN, UNLESS NOTED

OTHERWISE.

2. EXISTING EQUIPMENT, LIGHT FIXTURES AND DEVICES SHOWN ARE BASED ON FIELD SURVEYS AND DRAWINGS PROVIDED BY

THE OWNER, AND ARE NOT NECESSARILY INCLUSIVE OF ALL EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, LIGHT FIXTURES AND

DEVICES WITHIN PROJECT AREAS. IT IS THE INTENT THAT THE DEMOLITION PLANS PROVIDE A GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE

EXISTING CONDITIONS WITHIN THE PROJECT AREA. ANY DISCREPANCIES OR CONDITIONS NOT SHOWN ON THE PLAN SHALL

BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR REQUIRED

ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION WHETHER INDICATED ON THE PLANS OR NOT.

3. EXISTING CIRCUITING SHOWN IS BASED ON RECORD DRAWINGS AND THE SURVEYED PANEL DIRECTORIES, WHERE THEY

WERE AVAILABLE. THE ACTUAL CONDITIONS MAY VARY. ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS MUST BE VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR

PRIOR TO BID. THE CONDITIONS SHOWN ARE INTENDED TO SHOW THE GENERAL LOCATIONS OF EXISTING DEVICES, LIGHT

FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT, WHERE SHOWN ON THE PLAN DRAWINGS, AND IN NO WAY RELIEVES THE CONTRACTOR FROM

PROVIDING ANY AND COORDINATION NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE NEW WORK. FIELD CONDITIONS SHALL GOVERN.

4. WHERE EXISTING DEVICES ARE INDICATED TO REMAIN OR BE RELOCATED, ARE WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THIS PROJECT AND

EXISTING CIRCUITING INFORMATION IS UNAVAILABLE, CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE CIRCUIT TRACING TO IDENTIFY PANEL

AND CIRCUIT SERVING THE DEVICE. THEY SHALL PROVIDE THAT INFORMATION TO THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER PRIOR TO

ROUTING CONDUITS AND WIRING FOR THESE DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT.

5. WHERE EXISTING DEVICES ARE TO REMAIN, CONTRACTOR SHALL EXTEND EXISTING CIRCUITING WHERE NECESSARY TO

MAINTAIN CONTINUITY OF CIRCUIT.

6. COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER FOR DISPOSAL OF ELECTRICAL ITEMS TO BE DEMOLISHED. OWNER SHALL HAVE THE

OPTION TO RETAIN REUSABLE ITEMS SUCH AS COVERPLATES, RECEPTACLES, LIGHT FIXTURES, PANELBOARDS,

TRANSFORMERS, ETC. NOT BEING USED IN THE FINISHED WORK. COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER PRIOR TO START OF

DEMOLITION. PROPERLY AND LEGALLY DISPOSE OF EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS BEING REMOVED.

7. COORDINATE EXACT AREAS, WALLS, CEILINGS, ETC. TO BE DEMOLISHED WITH ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, PLUMBING AND

MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLANS.

8. WHERE EXISTING DEVICES, LIGHT FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT ARE INDICATED TO BE DEMOLISHED, REMOVE ASSOCIATED

BOXES, CONDUIT AND WIRING BACK TO SOURCE PANEL OR TO NEAREST JUNCTION BOX TO MAINTAIN CIRCUIT CONTINUITY

OF DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT TO REMAIN. WHERE PANELS ARE TO REMAIN, TURN BREAKER TO "OFF" POSITION AND LABEL

THE CIRCUIT AS "SPARE" ON THE PANEL DIRECTORY.

9. AREAS OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF CONSTRUCTION ARE TO REMAIN ENERGIZED. COORDINATE PHASING WITH CONSTRUCTION

MANAGER AND OWNER PRIOR TO DEMOLITION OF ANY ITEM WHICH MAY RESULT IN THE INTERRUPTION OF POWER.

10. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DEMOLITION DRAWINGS FOR EXTENT OF AREA REQUIRING DEMOLITION AND ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION ON ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION WITHIN THAT AREA. DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL SERVICE TO EQUIPMENT BEING

REMOVED. DEMOLITION SHALL BE PHASED AS REQUIRED BY DIVISION 1, OR AS DIRECTED BY THE OWNER.

11. REMOVE CONDUIT LEFT EXPOSED BY REMOVAL OF WALLS AND CEILINGS IN REMODELED OR RENOVATED AREA. CAP BOTH

ENDS OF REMAINING CONDUIT IN WALL OR FLOOR WHERE CUT.

12. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PATCHING OPENINGS IN EXISTING CONSTRUCTION AFTER REMOVAL OF

EQUIPMENT, LIGHT FIXTURES, AND DEVICES UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON ARCHITECTURAL PLANS. REPAIRS ARE TO BE

DONE TO LOGICAL EDGES OF SURFACES AFFECTED AND SHALL MATCH THE IMMEDIATE ADJACENT AREAS IN CONSTRUCTION,

MATERIAL, FIRE RATING, FINISH AND COLOR.

13. FIELD VERIFY EXISTING CONDITIONS AND DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF WORK AND OBTAIN CLARIFICATIONS

FROM ARCHITECT / ENGINEER IF NECESSARY.

14. COORDINATE POWER INTERRUPTION WITH CONSTRUCTION MANAGER, OWNER, LANDLORD, AND UTILITY COMPANY (WHERE

APPLICABLE) AND DO NOT INTERRUPT POWER WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION. PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF ONE WEEK'S

WRITTEN NOTIFICATION PRIOR TO WHEN POWER IS DESIRED TO BE INTERRUPTED. CONTRACTOR SHALL INVESTIGATE AND

IDENTIFY LOADS TO BE AFFECTED BY THE REQUESTED INTERRUPTION. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT WRITTEN SEQUENCE OF

STEPS FOR EACH SHUTDOWN ALONG WITH THE ESTIMATED INTERRUPTION DURATIONS. MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO MAINTAIN

POWER TO EXISTING NECESSARY LIGHTING, DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT AS NEEDED AND REQUESTED BY THE OWNER PRIOR

TO COMMENCEMENT OF WORK.

15. EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN REMOVING / RELOCATING WIRING AND EQUIPMENT. IT IS THE CONTRACTOR'S

RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT OTHER WIRING DEVICES, EQUIPMENT AND LIGHT FIXTURES THAT MAY BE CONNECTED TO

THE SAME CIRCUIT REMAIN OPERATIONAL AND ACTIVE.

16. INFORMATION INDICATED IN THE DEMOLITION PORTION OF THE CONTRACT DRAWINGS IS DIAGRAMMATIC IN NATURE. FIELD

VERIFY ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT HOMERUNS TO ITEMS SCHEDULED OR NOTED TO BE DEMOLISHED AND PERFORM THE WORK AS

INTENDED AND DEPICTED ON THE DRAWINGS OR DIRECTED IN THE FIELD.

17. UPDATE EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT NAMEPLATES AND DIRECTORIES AS NECESSARY TO REFLECT FINAL AS-BUILT

CONDITIONS AT THE END OF CONSTRUCTION.

18. STORE ITEMS INDICATED TO BE RETURNED TO THE OWNER IN A DRY, CLEAN AND PROTECTED AREA. NOTIFY OWNER WHEN

ITEMS ARE READY TO BE REMOVED.

19. COORDINATE ANY ALTERATION AND CHANGES TO THE EXISTING ELECTRICAL SERVICE WITH THE LOCAL UTILITY COMPANY

AND THE OWNER PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF WORK.

20. PROVIDE ANY NECESSARY REPROGRAMMING OF EXISTING BUILDING FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS TO DISABLE FIRE ALARM DEVICES

THAT ARE BEING DISCONNECTED AND REMOVED, AND FOR ANY NEW DEVICES THAT ARE ADDED, AS PART OF BID PRICE.

21. CONDUITS SERVING OTHER SPACES THAT RUN THROUGH THE PROJECT AREA SHALL REMAIN ACTIVE DURING CONSTRUCTION

SO AS NOT TO CAUSE DISRUPTION TO THESE OTHER SPACES. ENSURE THAT CONDUITS, NEW OR EXISTING WITHIN THE

PROJECT AREA ARE PROPERLY SUPPORTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NEC.

22. REMOVE ABANDONED OR UNUSED RACEWAYS INCLUDING CONDUCTORS, JUNCTION BOXES, SUPPORTS, AND FASTENERS

THAT ARE WITHIN THE PROJECT AREA PRIOR TO THE END OF CONSTRUCTION.

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

1. THE DRAWINGS AND APPLICABLE SPECIFICATIONS SHALL BE CONSIDERED SUPPLEMENTARY, ONE TO THE OTHER AND ARE

CONSIDERED THE "CONTRACT DOCUMENTS". WORKMANSHIP, METHODS AND/OR MATERIALS DESCRIBED OR IMPLIED BY ONE

AND NOT DESCRIBED OR IMPLIED BY THE OTHER SHALL BE PROVIDED, FURNISHED OR PERFORMED AS IF IT HAD APPEARED IN

BOTH SECTIONS. THE TERM "CONTRACT DOCUMENTS" DESCRIBED HEREIN IS NOT LIMITED SOLELY TO THE ELECTRICAL

PORTION OF THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, BUT ENCOMPASSES THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF ALL

DIVISIONS AS A WHOLE.

2. THE DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC AND ARE NOT INTENDED TO SHOW EVERY DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION, METHODS,

MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT, OR EXACT LOCATIONS, ROUTING, ETC. THEY INDICATE THE RESULT TO BE ACHIEVED BY THE

ASSEMBLAGE OF SEVERAL SYSTEMS FOR A COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. DO NOT SCALE THE

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. COORDINATE EXACT EQUIPMENT LOCATIONS WITH THE ARCHITECTURAL, CIVIL, STRUCTURAL,

MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, AND FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, AS WELL AS FIELD CONDITIONS, APPROVED SHOP

DRAWINGS AND WORK OF OTHER DIVISIONS/TRADES.

3. THE TERM "PROVIDE" USED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS INDICATES TO FURNISH AND INSTALL MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR

CORRECT INSTALLATION OF A COMPLETE SYSTEM, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHERWISE.

4. UNLESS NOTED AS EXISTING, ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND DEVICES INDICATED ON THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS SHALL BE NEW,

SHALL BE U.L. LISTED, AND SHALL BEAR A U.L. LABEL. WHERE NO U.L. LABEL OR LISTING IS AVAILABLE, THE MATERIAL SHALL BE

LISTED WITH AN APPROVED, NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ELECTRICAL TESTING AGENCY AS DEFINED BY OSHA.

5. PROVIDE EXPERIENCED, QUALIFIED AND RESPONSIBLE SUPERVISION FOR WORK REQUIRED BY THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE INSTALLED IN A NEAT AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER, TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE

ARCHITECT/ENGINEER AND OWNER.

6. CARRY INSURANCE REQUIRED TO PROTECT AGAINST PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE FOR THE DURATION OF THIS

PROJECT.

7. GUARANTEE MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP ARE FREE FROM DEFECTS FOR A PERIOD OF NOT LESS THAN ONE YEAR FROM

THE DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE BY THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER AND OWNER, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN DIVISION 1. AT

NO ADDITIONAL COSTS, PROVIDE THE CORRECTION OF ANY DEFECTS INCLUDING REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT.

8. INCLUDE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PERMITS, LICENSES, FEES, INSPECTIONS, TESTING AND TEMPORARY POWER IN THE BID

PRICE, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

9. IF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ARE ENCOUNTERED, COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE RULES, REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES

CONCERNING REMOVAL, HANDLING, DISPOSAL AND PROTECTION AGAINST ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE OR POLLUTION.

PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION OF SAID COMPLIANCE.

10. PROVIDE ELECTRONIC SUBMITTALS (PRODUCT DATA & SHOP DRAWINGS) FOR EACH MAJOR COMPONENT OF THE ELECTRICAL

SYSTEM FOR REVIEW BY THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER AND OWNER. MAJOR COMPONENTS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO,

RACEWAYS, BOXES, WIRE AND CABLE, EQUIPMENT, DEVICES, LIGHT FIXTURES, SWITCHGEAR, PANELBOARDS, CIRCUIT

BREAKERS, SAFETY SWITCHES, FIRE ALARM SYSTEM, ETC. SUBMITTALS ARE TO BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE

CONTRACTOR FOR CONFORMANCE WITH THE PROJECT REQUIREMENTS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING TO THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER.

ALLOW A MINIMUM OF TEN (10) BUSINESS DAYS FOR REVIEW BY ARCHITECT/ENGINEER, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN

DIVISION 1.

11. THE ELECTRICAL PORTION OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS ARE COORDINATED WITH THE DESIGN BASIS EQUIPMENT

SPECIFIED BY DIVISION 26 AND OTHER DIVISIONS. WHERE THE CONTRACTOR ELECTS TO SUBSTITUTE A PRODUCT IN LIEU OF

PROVIDING THE DESIGN BASIS, AND SAID SUBSTITUTION IS ACCEPTED BY THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER AND OWNER, THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE CORRECTIONS TO THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM NECESSARY IN ORDER TO ENSURE A COMPLETE AND

OPERATIONAL INSTALLATION OF THE EQUIPMENT AT NO ADDITIONAL COSTS. WHERE THE CONTRACTOR'S DESIGN

SUBSTITUTION RESULTS IN THE NEED FOR THE ENGINEER TO REVISE THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THE ENGINEER RESERVES

THE RIGHT TO REQUEST COMPENSATION FROM THE CONTRACTOR FOR SAID SERVICES.

12. MAINTAIN A CURRENT AND ACCURATE SET OF PROJECT RECORD DOCUMENTS (AS-BUILTS) AT THE SITE THROUGHOUT THE

DURATION OF THE PROJECT. RECORD DRAWINGS SHALL BE UPDATED EACH DAY TO REFLECT THE ACTUAL LOCATIONS, SIZES,

ROUTING, ETC. OF EACH PORTION OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AFFECTED BY THIS WORK. A FINAL SET OF RECORD

DOCUMENTS SHALL BE ISSUED TO THE ARCHITECT/ ENGINEER FOR REVIEW AND THEN SUBMITTED TO THE OWNER WITHIN 30

DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE. PROVIDE RECORD DRAWINGS OF THE ACTUAL INSTALLATION INCLUDING

SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM, POWER RISER DIAGRAM OF THE BUILDING ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, SITE PLANS AND

ELECTRICAL FLOOR PLANS, DETAILS, PANEL SCHEDULES, ETC.

13. PROVIDE AN OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL TO OWNER PRIOR TO THE FINAL ACCEPTANCE. THE MANUAL SHALL

INCLUDE, AS A MINIMUM, (1) SUBMITTAL DATA STATING EQUIPMENT RATING AND SELECTED OPTIONS FOR EACH PIECE OF

EQUIPMENT REQUIRING MAINTENANCE, (2) PROVIDE TWO OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS FOR EACH PIECE OF

EQUIPMENT REQUIRING MAINTENANCE. REQUIRED ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ACTIONS AND METHOD OF OPERATION FOR

EQUIPMENT SHALL BE CLEARLY IDENTIFIED, AND THE NAME, PHONE NUMBER AND ADDRESS OF AT LEAST ONE QUALIFIED

SERVICE AGENCY.

14. INCLUDE IN BID COSTS FOR EXCAVATION, SAW CUTTING, DIRECTIONAL BORING, CORE DRILLING, BACKFILLING, SURFACE

RESTORATION, REPAIR OF FINISHES, ETC. THAT IS REQUIRED IN ORDER TO MEET THE PROJECT REQUIREMENTS.

15. INCLUDE IN BID COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH TEMPORARY ELECTRICAL SERVICE AS REQUIRED FOR USE BY TRADES DURING

CONSTRUCTION. REMOVE TEMPORARY POWER AT THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT. OBTAIN AND PAY FOR REQUIRED

PERMITS FOR TEMPORARY POWER. ENGINEER OF RECORD SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION FROM THE

CONTRACTOR WHERE SIGNED & SEALED DRAWINGS ARE REQUESTED BY THE CONTRACTOR TO THE ENGINEER OF RECORD IF

REQUIRED BY THE AHJ FOR THE TEMPORARY POWER.

16. PRIOR TO TRENCHING IN ANY AREA LOCATE, IDENTIFY, PROTECT AND DOCUMENT UTILITY LINES LOCATED WITHIN THE

PROJECT BOUNDARY. FOR LOCATING SITE UTILITIES, CONTACT LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES AND UTILITIES AT LEAST 48 HOURS

PRIOR TO DIGGING.

17. INCLUDE IN BID THE TRANSPORT AND DISPOSAL OR RECYCLING OF WASTE MATERIALS GENERATED BY THIS PROJECT IN

ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL RULES, REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES APPLICABLE. COMPLY FULLY WITH

APPLICABLE STATUTES REGARDING MERCURY-CONTAINING DEVICES, AND WITH LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL APPLICABLE

GUIDELINES AT THE TIME OF DISPOSAL. PROVIDE OWNER WITH WRITTEN CERTIFICATION OF ACCEPTED DISPOSAL.

GROUNDING

1. FIRE PROTECTION PIPING SHALL NOT BE USED FOR GROUNDING.

2. FEEDERS AND BRANCH CIRCUITS SHALL INCLUDE AN EQUIPMENT GROUND CONDUCTOR. METAL RACEWAYS SHALL NOT BE

USED AS THE SOLE EQUIPMENT GROUND.

3. WHERE A PHASE CONDUCTOR IS INCREASED IN SIZE DUE TO VOLTAGE DROP, THE EQUIPMENT GROUND CONDUCTOR SHALL BE

INCREASED IN SIZE PROPORTIONATELY.

COORDINATION

1. VERIFY AND COORDINATE LOCATIONS OF ANY MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT REQUIRING ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS (I.E.,

COPIERS, FAX MACHINES, PRINTERS, KITCHEN APPLIANCES, LAUNDRY APPLIANCES, PROJECTION SCREENS, SHOP TOOLS,

MACHINE, ELEVATORS, ETC.) WITH APPROVED SHOP DRAWINGS, OWNER-PROVIDED CUT SHEETS, MANUFACTURER'S

INSTRUCTIONS, AND EQUIPMENT NAMEPLATE INFORMATION, PRIOR TO ROUGH IN, AND PROVIDE NECESSARY ELECTRICAL

REQUIRED.

2. VERIFY AND COORDINATE LOCATIONS AND EXACT ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MECHANICAL, PLUMBING AND FIRE

PROTECTION EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO SUBMITTAL OF SHOP DRAWINGS OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. PROVIDE NECESSARY

RACEWAYS, CONDUCTORS, BOXES, EQUIPMENT, ACCESSORIES, ASSOCIATED DISCONNECT SWITCHES, CIRCUIT BREAKERS,

CONTROL TRANSFORMERS, FIRE ALARM SHUTDOWN, ETC. REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEM.

COORDINATE WITH APPROPRIATE TRADE'S APPROVED SHOP DRAWINGS, MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS, AND EQUIPMENT

NAMEPLATE INFORMATION, PRIOR TO ROUGH IN, AND PROVIDE NECESSARY ELECTRICAL REQUIRED, UNLESS NOTED

OTHERWISE.

3. THIS PROJECT REQUIRES COORDINATION DRAWINGS BY THE CONTRACTOR. PARTICIPATE IN THE COORDINATION DRAWING

PREPARATION PROCESS AND PROVIDE NECESSARY INFORMATION REQUIRED TO COORDINATE TRADE INFORMATION.

4. WORK ON THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM REQUIRED BY THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE WORK OF

OTHER DIVISIONS/TRADES PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. AVOID INTERFERENCES WITH THE PROGRESS OF OTHER

DIVISIONS/TRADES.

5. WHERE WALLS ARE OF TILT-UP OR PRE-CAST CONSTRUCTION, PROVIDE COORDINATION FOR EXACT DIMENSIONS AND

OPENINGS REQUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS INSTALLED WITHIN SUCH WALLS DURING THE SHOP DRAWING REVIEW

PROCESS OF THE WALLS, PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION OF THE WALLS.

6. LOCATIONS OF VFD'S, DISCONNECTS, MOTOR STARTERS, ETC. FOR HVAC EQUIPMENT ARE DIAGRAMMATIC ON THE PLAN

DRAWINGS. EXACT LOCATIONS ARE TO BE COORDINATED WITH CONTRACTOR'S COORDINATION DRAWINGS PRIOR TO ROUGH-

IN TO ENSURE PROPER NEC CLEARANCES AND APPROPRIATE MOUNTING SURFACES.

7. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL, MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, FIRE PROTECTION, CIVIL, LANDSCAPE, INTERIOR DESIGN, TECHNOLOGY,

STRUCTURAL, AND VENDOR EQUIPMENT DRAWINGS FOR RELATED INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS TO BE PERFORMED AS PART OF THE WORK.

8. WHERE A DISCREPANCY OR CONFLICT IS FOUND BETWEEN ONE DRAWING AND ANOTHER, OR BETWEEN A DRAWING AND

APPLICABLE SPECIFICATIONS, NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER IMMEDIATELY IN WRITTEN FORM. IN GENERAL, THE MOST

STRINGENT REQUIREMENT SHALL GOVERN UNLESS THE DISCREPANCY CONFLICTS WITH APPLICABLE CODES OR OWNER'S

DESIGN STANDARDS, WHEREIN THE CODE OR OWNER'S DESIGN STANDARDS SHALL GOVERN.

9. CAREFULLY EXAMINE THOSE PORTIONS OF THE BUILDING AND/OR SITE AFFECTED BY THIS WORK PRIOR TO SUBMITTING BID

PRICE, SO AS TO BECOME FAMILIAR WITH EXISTING CONDITIONS AND DIFFICULTIES THAT MAY AFFECT EXECUTION OF THE

WORK. SUBMISSION OF A BID PRICE SHALL BE CONSTRUED AS EVIDENCE THAT SUCH EXAMINATION HAS BEEN MADE. LATER

CLAIMS FOR LABOR, EQUIPMENT AND/OR MATERIALS REQUIRED DUE TO DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED THAT COULD HAVE

BEEN REASONABLY OBSERVED WILL NOT BE RECOGNIZED.

10. COORDINATE PROJECT SCHEDULING AND PHASING REQUIREMENTS WITH ARCHITECT/ENGINEER AND OWNER PRIOR TO

SUBMITTING BID PRICE. THIS PROJECT MAY REQUIRE PHASING SEQUENCES AND POTENTIAL PREMIUM TIME WORK AND ALL

COSTS FOR SUCH SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE BID PRICE. PROVIDE ADEQUATE WORK FORCE AND EQUIPMENT, AND INCLUDE

PREMIUM TIME AS MAY BE REQUIRED IN ORDER TO ADHERE TO THE PROJECT SCHEDULE. ADDITIONALLY, ENSURE THAT LONG

LEAD ITEMS DO NOT IMPACT THE PROJECT'S SCHEDULE OR PHASING.

11. ANY TEMPORARY INTERRUPTION OF POWER REQUIRED FOR THE SYSTEM TIE-IN OR SWITCHOVER FOR ANY PORTION OF THE

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SHALL BE PRE-APPROVED IN WRITING BY THE OWNER AND SCHEDULED IN ADVANCE.

12. COORDINATE EXACT REQUIREMENTS WITH THE LOCAL UTILITY COMPANIES AND PROVIDERS (ELECTRIC, TELEPHONE, CABLE

TV, ETC.) AND INCLUDE COSTS FOR PROVIDING TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT SERVICES REQUIRED FOR THIS PROJECT IN

THE BID PRICE. BID PRICE SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, EXCAVATION, RACEWAYS, BACKFILL, EQUIPMENT,

EQUIPMENT PADS, BACKBOARDS, METERS, GROUNDING, UTILITY ENGINEERING AND IMPACT FEES.

13. CONDUCT WORK OPERATIONS AND DEBRIS REMOVAL IN A MANNER THAT ENSURES MINIMUM INTERFERENCE WITH NORMAL

BUSINESS OPERATIONS, TRAFFIC, PARKING, ETC. ONGOING IN ADJACENT OCCUPIED SPACES OR FACILITIES. PROVIDE ALL

THAT IS REQUIRED TO EFFECTIVELY PROTECT SURROUNDING OCCUPANTS, EQUIPMENT, FINISHES, FURNITURE, ETC. FROM

DAMAGE OR EXCESSIVE NOISE THROUGHOUT THE DURATION OF THIS PROJECT. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY

LOSSES OR ANY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM THE FAILURE TO ADHERE TO THIS REQUIREMENT. RESTORE DAMAGED ELEMENTS

TO ORIGINAL CONDITION TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER AND OWNER, AT NO ADDITIONAL COSTS.

REPORT OF ANY SUCH OCCURRENCE TO THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER AND OWNER IMMEDIATELY AND AWAIT WRITTEN

DIRECTION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH REPAIRS.

14. COORDINATE THE LOCATION OF LIGHT FIXTURES, DEVICES AND BOXES WITH WINDOWS, MIRRORS, MILLWORK, CABINETS,

GLASS CURTAIN WALLS, AND GLASS WALLS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF CONDUITS OR BOXES. REVIEW CONTRACT DRAWINGS

TO ASCERTAIN ANY CONFLICTS PRIOR TO BIDDING. OBTAIN CLARIFICATION FROM THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER PRIOR TO BID.

CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT BE ENTITLED TO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION FOR WORK REQUIRED TO RELOCATE OUTLET BOXES

OR RACEWAYS FOR COORDINATION WITH OTHER TRADE'S WORK.

CONDUCTORS

1. CONDUCTOR SIZE SHALL BE ASSUMED TO BE #12 AWG MINIMUM OR OTHERWISE SIZED TO MEET NEC OR VOLTAGE DROP

REQUIREMENTS.

2. BRANCH CIRCUITS SHALL BE INCREASED IN SIZE AS REQUIRED TO COMPENSATE FOR VOLTAGE DROP FROM LENGTH OF

CIRCUIT DUE TO FIELD ROUTING. FINAL INSTALLATION SHALL NOT EXCEED A MAXIMUM OF 3% VOLTAGE DROP FOR BRANCH

CIRCUITS. REFER TO VOLTAGE DROP TABLE BELOW FOR CONDUCTOR SIZES FOR BRANCH CIRCUITS AS FOLLOWS:

A. 120V, 20A CIRCUITS SHALL BE:

i. #12 FROM 0-70 FT

ii. #10 FROM 71-115FT

iii. #8 FROM 116-180FT

B. 277V, 20A CIRCUITS SHALL BE:

i. #12 FROM 0-140FT

ii. #10 FROM 141-220FT

iii. #8 FROM 221-350FT

ANYTHING LONGER THAN THE ABOVE SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE ENGINEER WITH CALCULATIONS FOR APPROVAL.

3. CONDUCTORS IN CABINETS MUST BE CAREFULLY FORMED AND HARNESSED SO THAT EACH CONDUCTOR DROPS OFF

DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TO TERMINAL.

4. CONDUCTORS ARE BASED ON AMPACITIES FOR 60 OR 75 DEGREE CELSIUS TEMPERATURE RATING UP TO 100A OR UP TO #1

AWG AND 60 OR 75 DEGREE CELSIUS TEMPERATURE RATING ABOVE 100A OR ABOVE #1 AWG PER NEC 110.14(C)(1)(a)/(b) AND

TABLE 310.15(B)(16).

RACEWAYS

1. FLEXIBLE METAL CONDUIT AND LIQUID-TIGHT FLEXIBLE METAL CONDUIT (FMC & LFMC) SHALL NOT BE USED IN LENGTHS

THAT EXCEED 6'-0" UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHERWISE, OR UNLESS THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER GRANTS WRITTEN

PERMISSION.

2. FEEDER AND BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS, INCLUDING LOW VOLTAGE SYSTEMS, SHALL BE INSTALLED IN A COMPLETE

RACEWAY SYSTEM (CONDUIT) UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHERWISE.

3. THE USE OF ELECTRICAL NON-METALLIC TUBING (ENT) AND LIQUID-TIGHT FLEXIBLE NON-METALLIC CONDUIT (LFNC) ARE

PROHIBITED UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHERWISE, OR UNLESS THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER OR OWNER GRANTS

WRITTEN PERMISSION.

4. CONNECTIONS TO TRANSFORMERS, AHU'S, AND PUMPS SHALL BE FLEXIBLE METAL CONDUIT (FMC) FOR INDOOR, DRY

LOCATIONS AND LIQUID-TIGHT FLEXIBLE METAL CONDUIT (LFMC) FOR EXTERIOR OR INDOOR WET LOCATIONS.

5. PVC CONDUIT SHALL NOT BE USED INSIDE BUILDING UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. UNDERGROUND OR IN-SLAB

INSTALLATIONS ARE ACCEPTABLE. WHERE AN UNDERGROUND RACEWAY ENTERS A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE, IT SHALL BE

SEALED AS PER NEC ARTICLES 230.8 AND 300.5(G). CONDUITS STUB-UPS WITHIN BUILDING SHALL BE MADE WITH

GALVANIZED RIGID CONDUIT. NO NON-METALLIC RACEWAY ALLOWED WITHIN BUILDING (ASSEMBLY OCCUPANCY, NEC

ARTICLE 518)

6. CONDUIT TERMINATIONS AT TERMINAL BOARDS SHALL HAVE GROUNDING BUSHINGS AT CONDUIT ENDS.

7. CONDUITS SHALL BE CONCEALED UNLESS IMPOSSIBLE DUE TO EXISTING CONDITIONS (I.E., EXPOSED CEILINGS, BUILDING

EXTERIOR WALL RUNS). CONCEAL CONDUITS ABOVE CEILINGS OR IN WALLS AND MILLWORK. WHERE EXISTING CONDITIONS

DICTATE THAT CONDUITS CANNOT BE CONCEALED, NOTIFY ARCHITECT/ENGINEER PRIOR TO INSTALLING CONDUIT FOR

RESOLUTION TO ROUTING.

8. SEAL PENETRATIONS AND OPENINGS MADE DURING EXECUTION OF WORK IN FIRE-RATED AND SMOKE-RATED WALLS.

WALLS SHALL BE SEALED WITH UL-APPROVED PRODUCT WITH THE SAME OR GREATER RATING OF WALL PENETRATED.

9. PROVIDE PENETRATIONS THROUGH FLOORS, WALLS, CEILINGS AND ROOFS WHERE REQUIRED. COORDINATE LOCATIONS

AND SIZES WITH ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS, FIELD CONDITIONS AND WORK OF OTHER

DIVISIONS/TRADES. PENETRATIONS THROUGH FLOORS, WALLS, CEILINGS AND ROOFS SHALL BE WATERTIGHT.

10. RACEWAYS THAT TURN UP THROUGH THE SLAB OR INTO ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FROM UNDERGROUND SHALL BE RIGID

GALVANIZED STEEL (RGS) WITH BITUMASTIC COATING FOR AT LEAST THE FINAL 18" LENGTH. THE USE OF NON-METALLIC

CONDUIT ABOVE GRADE IS PROHIBITED.

11. PANEL SCHEDULES AND FLOOR PLANS MAY INDICATE DEDICATED HOMERUNS FOR EACH BRANCH CIRCUIT. BRANCH

CIRCUITS MAY BE GROUPED IN A COMMON HOMERUNS WHERE THE HOMERUN DOES NOT EXCEED 3 PHASE CONDUCTORS,

3 NEUTRAL CONDUCTORS, AND 1 EQUIPMENT GROUND. THE HOMERUN RACEWAY SIZE AND CONDUCTOR SIZE SHALL BE

INCREASED AS NECESSARY TO COMPLY WITH THE NEC FOR 40% MAXIMUM FILL AND DERATING REQUIREMENTS.

12. PROVIDE SEAL OFF FITTINGS, APPROVED FOR SUCH USE, WHERE RACEWAYS PENETRATE BETWEEN A DRY, CONDITIONED

ENVIRONMENT AND THE EXTERIOR OR OTHER WET ENVIRONMENTS AND ADDITIONAL AREAS WHERE CONDUITS PASS

FROM WARM TO COLD LOCATIONS SUCH AS WALK-IN COOLERS OR FREEZERS, BOILER ROOMS, ETC.

13. PROVIDE POLYOLEFIN JET-LINE #232 (NYLON PULL STRING) IN EACH EMPTY CONDUIT WITH ENGRAVED METAL TAG

INDICATING CONDUIT DESIGNATION.

14. HOMERUNS SHALL BE IN 3/4" RACEWAY MINIMUM. 1/2" RACEWAY IS ACCEPTABLE FOR A SINGLE CIRCUIT FROM THE

HOMERUN TO REMAINING DEVICES.

15. WHERE AN UNDERGROUND RACEWAY ENTERS A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE, IT SHALL BE SEALED AS PER NEC ARTICLES

230.8 AND 300.5(G).

16. CONDUIT SHALL USE SET SCREW TYPE FITTINGS OR COMPRESSION FITTINGS.

17. WHERE RACEWAYS ARE INSTALLED IN SLABS, THE MINIMUM SPACING, MAXIMUM RACEWAY SIZE, AND ANY OTHER

STRUCTURAL LIMITATIONS SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS AND THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

IDENTIFICATION

1. PROVIDE TYPED PANEL DIRECTORIES FOR ALL NEW PANELBOARDS, AND EXISTING PANELBOARDS AFFECTED BY THIS PROJECT.

DIRECTORIES SHALL REFLECT PROJECT AS-BUILT CONDITIONS FOR BRANCH CIRCUITS. DIRECTORIES SHALL INCLUDE WHERE

EACH PANEL IS FED FROM. ADDITIONALLY, EACH BRANCH CIRCUIT LOAD DESCRIPTION SHALL INCLUDE THE ROOM NUMBER(S)

FOR EACH LOAD (I.E., RECEPTACLES-RMS 501,503). ROOM NUMBERS SHALL BE BASED ON ACTUAL ROOM SIGNAGE INSTALLED IN

FIELD. COORDINATE EXACT ROOM NUMBERS WITH ARCHITECT/ENGINEER AND OWNER PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF PANEL

DIRECTORIES.

2. PROVIDE ENGRAVED PLASTIC LAMINATE NAME TAGS ON EACH SWITCHBOARD, SWITCHGEAR, DISTRIBUTION PANEL,

PANELBOARD, MOTOR CONTROL CENTER, SAFETY SWITCH, ENCLOSED CIRCUIT BREAKER, CABINET, STEP-DOWN

TRANSFORMER, TRANSFER SWITCH, ETC., AND ANY OTHER MAJOR COMPONENT OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM.

3. PROVIDE ENGRAVED PLASTIC LAMINATE NAME TAGS FOR EACH DISTRIBUTION BREAKER OR BRANCH CIRCUIT BREAKER IN

SWITCHGEAR, SWITCHBOARDS, MOTOR CONTROL CENTERS AND OTHER DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT. NAME TAG SHALL INCLUDE

LOAD DESCRIPTION AND ROOM NUMBER FOR EACH LOAD.

4. ARC FLASH DANGER/WARNING LABELS SHALL BE APPLIED TO SWITCHBOARDS, PANELBOARDS, EQUIPMENT CONTROLLERS AND

OTHER DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT PER NEC.

5. PROVIDE NEATLY, HANDWRITTEN IDENTIFICATION ON THE EXTERIOR COVER OF JUNCTION BOXES, PULLBOXES AND WIREWAYS,

IDENTIFYING THE PANEL(S)/ CIRCUIT NUMBER(S) CONTAINED WITHIN.

6. PROVIDE A PERMANENT LABEL ON PANELBOARDS, SWITCHBOARDS, SWITCHGEAR, MOTOR CONTROL CENTERS AND

DISTRIBUTION PANELS STATING "DO NOT WORK ON EQUIPMENT WHILE ENERGIZED. LOCK- OUT TAG-OUT REQUIRED".

7. PROVIDE REQUIRED IDENTIFICATION PER ANSI STANDARDS, NEC REQUIREMENTS, AND OWNER'S PUBLISHED DESIGN

STANDARDS WHERE APPLICABLE.

8. PROVIDE ENGRAVED PHENOLIC LABEL ON NEW SERVICE EQUIPMENT TO INDICATE THE MAXIMUM AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT

AND THE DATE THE FAULT CURRENT CALCULATION WAS PERFORMED. PROVIDE LABEL ON EXISTING SERVICE EQUIPMENT WHEN

MODIFICATIONS OCCUR THAT AFFECT THE MAXIMUM AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT AT THE SERVICE.

APPLICABLE CODES

APPLICABLE CODES:

WORK UNDER THIS DIVISION SHALL BE IN STRICT COMPLIANCE AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF THE

FOLLOWING CODES AND STANDARDS INCLUDING THE REGULATIONS OF GOVERNING LOCAL, STATE, COUNTY AND OTHER

APPLICABLE CODES. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL CODE REQUIREMENTS:

BUILDING CODES:

• FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, 8TH EDITION (2023)

• FLORIDA ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE, 8TH EDITION (2023)

• FLORIDA FIRE PREVENTION CODE, 8TH EDITION (2023)

ADDITIONAL CODES, STANDARDS, AND REQUIREMENTS

1. AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE (ANSI).

2. INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS (IEEE).

3. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURER'S ASSOCIATION (NEMA).

4. REQUIREMENTS OF LOCAL POWER COMPANY.

5. THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA).

6. OWNER'S PUBLISHED DESIGN STANDARDS.

ALL MATERIALS SHALL BE NEW AND FREE OF DEFECTS, AND SHALL BE LISTED BY A NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED TESTING LAB, AS

DEFINED BY OSHA. WHERE NO LABELING OR LISTING SERVICE IS AVAILABLE FOR CERTAIN TYPES OF EQUIPMENT, TEST DATA

SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO VALIDATE THAT EQUIPMENT MEETS OF EXCEEDS AVAILABLE STANDARDS.

NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION (NFPA) STANDARDS:

• NFPA 70, 2020 EDITION, NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE®.

• NFPA 101, 2021 EDITION, LIFE SAFETY CODE®.

• NFPA 110, 2019 EDITION, STANDARD FOR EMERGENCY AND STANDBY POWER SYSTEMS.

4. PROVIDE A GROUND BUS BAR IN EACH ELECTRICAL ROOM AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS / IDF/ MDF ROOM FOR NEW

CONSTRUCTION AND NEW ROOMS IN EXISTING CONSTRUCTION, AND IN EXISTING CONSTRUCTION WHERE THERE IS NONE

INSTALLED WITHIN AN EXISTING ROOM.

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

1. EQUIPMENT SHALL BE OF MATERIALS SUITABLE FOR AND RATED FOR THE ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH THEY ARE TO BE

INSTALLED. COMPONENTS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM LOCATED OUTDOORS OR INDOORS WHERE EXPOSED TO SIGNIFICANT

MOISTURE SHALL BE WEATHERPROOF, NEMA 3R, AS A MINIMUM, WHETHER INDICATED ON THE CONTRACT DRAWINGS OR NOT.

2. TERMINATION PROVISIONS FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (PANELBOARDS, SWITCHBOARD, TRANSFORMERS, DISCONNECT

SWITCHES, MOTOR CONTROLLERS, AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCHES, ENCLOSED CIRCUIT BREAKERS, BUSWAYS, ETC.) SHALL

BE LISTED AND IDENTIFIED FOR USE WITH MINIMUM 75 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT CONDUCTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC.

3. WORKING CLEARANCES FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH NEC.

4. THE ELECTRICAL DEDICATED EQUIPMENT SPACE EXTENDING FROM FLOOR TO 6' ABOVE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT OR TO THE

STRUCTURAL CEILING, WHICHEVER DISTANCE IS LOWER, WITH A WIDTH AND DEPTH OF THE PANELBOARD OR SWITCHBOARD

MUST BE CLEAR OF PIPING, DUCTS, ARCHITECTURAL APPURTENANCES AND OTHER EQUIPMENT FOREIGN TO THE ELECTRICAL

INSTALLATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC. IF SPACE IS AVAILABLE, FOREIGN SYSTEMS MAY BE PRESENT ABOVE THE

DEDICATED EQUIPMENT SPACE PROVIDED PROTECTION IS INSTALLED TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

BELOW FROM CONDENSATION, LEAKS, OR BREAKS IN THESE SYSTEMS.

5. PROVIDE A REINFORCED CONCRETE PAD, SIZED 4" LARGER IN ALL DIRECTIONS THAN THE FOOTPRINT OF THE EQUIPMENT AND

FOR FREESTANDING, FLOOR-MOUNTED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. PROVIDE VIBRATION ISOLATORS AND/OR ANCHORS PER

MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS.

6. PROVIDE HACR RATED CIRCUIT BREAKER FOR HVAC EQUIPMENT.

5. CONDUCTORS SHALL BE COPPER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, THHN/THWN-2 90 DEGREES CELSIUS; SOLID FOR #10 AWG AND

SMALLER; STRANDED FOR #8 AWG AND LARGER.

6. CONDUCTORS USED IN WET LOCATIONS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO UNDERGROUND CONDUITS/DUCTBANKS AND

EXTERIOR CONDUITS SHALL COMPLY WITH NEC 310.10 AND BE LISTED FOR USE IN WET LOCATIONS.

7. POWER CIRCUITS HAVE BEEN DESIGNED TO MEET 2% OR LESS VOLTAGE DROP FOR FEEDERS, AND 3% OR LESS VOLTAGE

DROP FOR BRANCH CIRCUITS.

8. BRANCH CIRCUIT NEUTRALS SHALL BE DEDICATED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. CIRCUITS SHARING A COMMON NEUTRAL

MUST HAVE COMMON TRIP CIRCUIT BREAKERS TO ALLOW ALL TO BE TURNED OFF SIMULTANEOUSLY, AS PER NEC 210.4(B).

ELECTRICAL DEVICES OUTLET BOXES, JUNCTION BOXES

1. COMPONENTS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (INCLUDE RACEWAYS, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, OUTLET BOXES, JUNCTION BOXES,

ETC.) LOCATED IN A HAZARDOUS (CLASSIFIED) LOCATION SHALL BE APPROVED FOR USE IN SAID LOCATION, AS DEFINED BY THE

NEC, WHETHER INDICATED ON THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS OR NOT.

2. DEVICES SHALL BE MOUNTED VERTICALLY, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

3. WHEN ELECTRICAL BOXES ARE LOCATED IN VERTICAL FIRE-RESISTIVE ASSEMBLIES, THEY SHALL BE INSTALLED WITHOUT

AFFECTING THE FIRE CLASSIFICATION. ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS SHALL BE MET:

A. ELECTRICAL BOXES SHALL BE METALLIC.

B. BOX OPENING SHALL OCCUR ONLY ON ONE SIDE OF FRAMING SPACE.

C. BOX OPENING SHALL NOT EXCEED 16 SQUARE INCHES.

D. ALL CLEARANCES BETWEEN OUTLET BOX AND GYPSUM BOARD SHALL BE COMPLETELY FILLED WITH JOINT COMPOUND (OR

OTHER APPROVED MATERIAL).

E. PROVIDE A WALL AROUND OUTLETS LARGER THAN 16 SQUARE INCHES. THE INTEGRITY OF THE WALL RATING SHALL BE

MAINTAINED.

F. THE TOTAL AGGREGATE SURFACE AREA OF THE BOXES SHALL NOT EXCEED 100 SQUARE INCHES PER 100 SQUARE FEET.

G. OUTLET BOXES LOCATED ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF FIRE RESISTIVE ASSEMBLIES SHALL BE SEPARATED BY A MINIMUM

HORIZONTAL DISTANCE OF 24 INCHES.

H. OUTLET BOXES SHALL BE SECURELY FASTENED TO WALL FRAMING MEMBERS.

I. THE OPENING IN THE GYPSUM BOARD FACING SHALL BE CUT NOT TO EXCEED 1/8 INCH BETWEEN THE EDGES OF THE

OUTLET BOX AND THE EDGES OF THE OPENING.

SHEET

E001

E002

E101

E501

E601

ED101

ELECTRICAL DRAWING INDEX

DESCRIPTION

ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS, LEGEND, AND ABBREVIATIONS

ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES AND INDEX

ELECTRICAL PLAN

ELECTRICAL DETAILS

ELECTRICAL PANEL AND EQUIPMENT SCHEDULES

ELECTRICAL DEMO PLAN

WHERE THERE IS A DISCREPANCY BETWEEN ABOVE GENERAL NOTES AND SPECIFICATIONS, WHERE APPLICABLE, SPECIFICATIONS SHALL BE FOLLOWED

SEAL

ENGINEER OF RECORD

MONCEF M. HADIJI

DESIGNED BY

JOEY HOLT

DRAWN BY

JOEY HOLT

ISSUE DATE

12/01/2025

AE PROJECT NUMBER

525260

SHEET TITLE

ELECTRICAL GENERAL

NOTES AND INDEX

DRAWING NO.

E002

TOILET

700D

CH-1

MECH EQUIP AREA

713

TOILET

700C

M7-2

1

1

ELECTRICAL PLAN

1/4" = 1'-0"

EX OAC7

CUST

700A

PUMP & MECH. ROOM

712

PCH7-1

PCH7-2

P71-14,16,18

12

P71-38,40,42

12

T7

M7

M700

ELEC

711

P71

LV71

P701

C.E.R.

710C

STOR

710D

GENERAL NOTES

A. LAYOUT IS BASED UPON NON-INVASIVE FIELD INVESTIGATION AND LIMITED EXISTING AS-

BUILTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE ENGINEER OF RECORD OF ANY DISCREPANCIES

BETWEEN THIS LAYOUT AND FIELD CONDITIONS.

# KEYNOTES

1. SEE MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE ON SHEET E601 FOR ALL CONDUCTOR, CONDUIT,

AND DISCONNECT SIZES.

2. REPLACEMENT OF PUMPS AND ASSOCIATED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IS BID ALTERNATE 1.

SEAL

ENGINEER OF RECORD

MONCEF M. HADIJI

DESIGNED BY

JOEY HOLT

DRAWN BY

JOEY HOLT

ISSUE DATE

12/01/2025

AE PROJECT NUMBER

525260

SHEET TITLE

ELECTRICAL PLAN

DRAWING NO.

E101

METAL SUPPORT

STRUCTURE NEC

250-52(A)(2)

MAIN GROUNDING BUS

(GROUND BAR)

GROUNDING

ELECTRODE

CONDUCTOR

NEC 250-66

FINISHED GRADE

GROUND ROD NEC

250-52(A)(5)

INCOMING

SERVICE

SERVICE EQUIPMENT

MAIN

BUSSING

ABCN

SUPPLY SIDE BONDING JUMPER.

NEC 250-102

NEUTRAL BUS

MAIN BONDING JUMPER. NEC 250-102

1

EQUIPMENT GROUND BUS

GROUNDING ELECTRODE

CONDUCTOR. NEC 250-66

FINISHED FLOOR

NOTES:

1 BONDING JUMPER. NEC 250.102

PROVIDE COMPLETE GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM AND GROUNDING ELECTRODE CONDUCTOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC

ARTICLE 250 AND NEC ARTICLE 250.50.

GROUNDING SYSTEM DETAIL

No Scale

2

FINISHED CEILING

WALL MOUNTED LIGHT FIXTURES

AS NOTED ON PLANS

PANELBOARD

C ABOVE COUNTER

TELE./DATA OUTLET

78" MAX.

TO TOP OF

HIGHEST

OPERABLE

DEVICE

6" AFC

36"

AFF

CENTERED

OVER DOOR

(CEILING OR WALL)

CL

6" MIN

CS CB SH T SE S D NCS NURSE CALL DEVICE

ABOVE COUNTER

RECEPTACLE

CL

3" (TYP)

48" TO

TOP OF

DEVICE

42" AFF W/36"H COUNTER,

39" AFF W/30"H COUNTER,

48" AFF WITHOUT COUNTER

OR AS NOTED ON PLANS

FINISHED FLOOR

NOTES:

1. MOUNTING HEIGHTS INDICATED ON ARCHITECTURAL ELEVATIONS, OTHER DISCIPLINES, AND ELECTRICAL PLANS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER MOUNTING HEIGHTS INDICATED IN THIS

DETAIL. IF THERE IS A DISCREPANCY IN THE MOUNTING HEIGHTS BETWEEN ARCHITECTURAL ELEVATIONS, OTHER DISCIPLINES, AND THE ELECTRICAL PLANS, THE DIMENSIONS ON THE

ARCHITECTURAL ELEVATIONS AND OTHER DISCIPLINES SHALL DICTATE MOUNTING HEIGHT. IF NO MOUNTING HEIGHTS ARE INDICATED, INSTALL DEVICES PER THIS DETAIL.

2. NOT ALL DEVICES SHOWN APPLY TO PROJECT.

WALL-MOUNTED - CENTERED BETWEEN FLOORS & CEILING FOR CEILINGS 10' & LESS, 6"

ABOVE DOOR FRAME TO BOTTOM OF EXIT LIGHT FOR CEILINGS GREATER THAN 10'

(COORDINATE WITH ARCHITECTURAL ELEVATIONS)

WALL-MOUNTED FIRE ALARM STROBE,

SPEAKER/STROBE, HORN/STROBE, OR

SPEAKER

BOTTOM OF STROBE

LENS

MULTI-SERVICE BOX OR SINGLE BOX

DEVICES FOR TELEVISION OR MONITOR TV

FIRE ALARM PULL F

STATION

CL

80"

48" TO

TOP OF

DEVICE

WALL PHONE

W

LIGHT SWITCH S

VOICE/DATA

OUTLET

CL

18"

3" (TYP)

DUPLEX OR QUAD RECEPTACLE,

SPECIAL RECEPTACLE

WALL FURNITURE FEED (POWER OR

DATA)

MOUNTING HEIGHT SHALL BE

VERIFIED WITH ARCHITECTURAL

ELEVATIONS PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN

CL

18"

MULTI-SERVICE BOX FOR AV EQUIP.

CABINET

TV

AV

MOUNTING HEIGHTS

No Scale

1

SEAL

AHU-X

480V, 3Ø

EMERGENCY BRANCH

FED FROM PANEL "XXXX-##"

AHU-X

480V, 3Ø

EMERGENCY BRANCH

FED FROM PANEL "XXXX-##"

TYPICAL EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT NAMEPLATE

No Scale

LETTERING COLOR PER SPECIFICATIONS U.O.N.

ON THIS DETAIL

1/16" THICK WHITE PLASTIC WITH FACE COLOR PER

SPECIFICATIONS U.O.N. ON THIS DETAIL

FASTEN WITH BRASS SCREWS WHEN LOCATED IN

NON-CONDITIONED OR EXTERIOR SPACES

IDENTIFY BRANCH OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

(E.G. NORMAL, CRITICAL, LIFE SAFETY, EQUIPMENT, EMERGENCY,

LEGALLY-REQUIRED STANDBY, OPTIONAL STANDBY)

ADHESIVE BACKING WHEN INSTALLED

IN CONDITIONED INTERIOR SPACES (SILICONE

SEALANT AROUND OUTSIDE EDGE TO PREVENT

MOISTURE DAMAGE TO ADHESIVE BACKING)

EQUIPMENT NAME (1/2" HIGH LETTERING)

1/4" HIGH LETTERING FOR

REMAINING TEXT

EQUIPMENT VOLTAGE

BRANCH OF ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

EQUIPMENT SOURCE (PANEL & CIRCUIT)

BRANCH

LIFE SAFETY

EQUIPMENT

CRITICAL

NORMAL

UPS

PLATE AND LETTERING COLOR

YELLOW WITH BLACK LETTERING

GREEN WITH WHITE LETTERING

ORANGE WITH WHITE LETTERING

BLACK WITH WHITE LETTERING.

BLUE WITH WHITE LETTERING

3

ENGINEER OF RECORD

MONCEF M. HADIJI

DESIGNED BY

JOEY HOLT

DRAWN BY

JOEY HOLT

ISSUE DATE

12/01/2025

AE PROJECT NUMBER

525260

SHEET TITLE

ELECTRICAL DETAILS

DRAWING NO.

E501

Commodity Codes

• NAICS 238220Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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