ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICE Sample Clauses

ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICE. As part of the Base Building or shelf condition work, Landlord shall provide an electrical distribution and service system as follows: (a) All power shall be provided to ONTRACK’s initial space by a dedicated, separately metered switchboard with surge suppression. (b) Basic electrical service of 480/277 volts, 3 phase, 4 wire, 60 cycles through a grounded switchboard suitable for such service. The electrical service conductor and switchboard shall be oversized 20% to anticipate possible growth in future requirements. Switchboard devices shall be selectively coordinated with a ground fault protection system. (c) Distribution voltages shall be 480/277 volts, 3 phase, 4 wire for fluorescent lighting and motors 1/2 horsepower and larger; and 120/208 volts, 4 wire, 3 phase for receptacle circuits, small motors and incandescent lighting. Landlord shall provide all required transformers and an enclosed pad area where the transformers are located adjacent to the building. (d) The electrical service shall be sized to provide a minimum of eight (8) wxxxx per rentable square foot for ONTRACK’s lighting and receptacles in all areas (other than ONTRACK’s clean room where additional power may be required), excluding HVAC equipment, special systems, miscellaneous electrical loads and elevator equipment requirements. All of ONTRACK’s power shall be separately metered. (e) Power which serves HVAC equipment, special systems, miscellaneous electrical loads and electrical equipment must be a separate distribution riser which is not part of the lighting and receptacle bus duct. (f) Distribution shall be to one electrical room for approximately each 15,000 square feet of rentable area. Each electrical room shall be connected to each other electrical room by suitable ducts or conduit. Each electrical room must be provided with an exhaust system. (g) Circuit breaker panelboards shall be located in each electrical room (at least one per 40,000 rentable square feet) to serve electrical loads and the portion of the leased premises on the floor as follows: (1) Provide one 480/277 volt panelboard in each electrical room. Each panelboard shall have 100 amp main breaker and provision for at least 42 one pole bolt on breakers. Panelboard shall include at least one 20 amp circuit breaker per 500 square feet of usable space (exclusive of the 20% growth requirement). (2) In each electrical room provide one 480/277 volt lighting panelboard, one 75 KVA — K13 dry type transformer, with 200% ne...
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ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICE. As part of the Building Shell work, Landlord shall provide an electrical service system as follows: (a) Provide electrical service 277/480 volts, 3 phase 4 wire, 60 cycles through panelboards suitable for such service. (b) Distribution voltages shall be 277/480 volts, 4 wire, 3 phase for fluorescent lighting and integral horsepower motors; and 102/208 volts 4 wire, 3 phase for receptacle circuits, fractional horsepower motors and limited incandescent lighting. (c) The electrical service provided by the electric user system shall be 3.0 wattx xxx 277 volts and 2.5 wattx xxx 120 volts per Rentable Square Foot for Tenant's lighting and receptacles only. (d) Circuit breaker panelboards shall be located on each floor to serve electrical loads and the portion of the leased premises on the flow as follows: (1) 480/277 volt panelboards shall be 20 AMP circuit size and have at least 30 circuit breakers and 12 spaces for 20 AMP/single pole circuit breakers. (2) 120/208 volt panelboards shall be 10 AMP circuit size and have at least 30 circuit breakers and 12 spaces for 20 AMP/single pole circuit breakers. Distribution of the electrical service via an electrical empty conduit system installed in the ceiling space carrying power from the panelboards to the Tenant, spaced throughout the leased premises, shall be at Landlord's cost. Landlord shall pay for building standard costs of electrical connections from the junction boxes on 277 volts lighting and wire from conduit stubs to electrical room on 120/208 volts system for distribution and outlets servicing the tenant premises.
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ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICE. Tenant accepts the electrical system in as-is/where is condition. JANITORIAL Landlord reserves the right to modify these specifications upon notice to Tenant. Landlord will maintain janitorial specifications consistent with those of Comparable Buildings in the Midtown Tulsa area.
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ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICE. As part of the base building or shell condition work, Landlord will provide an electrical distribution and service system as follows: (a) Basic electrical service of 277/480 volts, 3 phase, 4 wire, 60 cycles through a grounded switchboard suitable for such service. Switchboard devices will be selectively coordinated with a ground fault protection system. (b) Distribution voltages will be 277/480 volts, 3 phase, 4 wire for fluorescent lighting and motors; and 120/208 volts, 4 wire, 3 phase for receptacle circuits, motors of 1/2 horsepower and less, and incandescent lighting. (c) The electrical service provided by the electrical user system will be a minimum of six xxxxx per usable square foot for BMC's lighting and receptacles only, excluding HVAC equipment, special systems, and elevator equipment requirements. (d) Landlord will provide and install distribution grid from panelboards to junction boxes in the ceiling to accommodate plug in pigtails (manufactured wiring system). Junction boxes will be located on a grid with boxes located at ten foot intervals in each direction. (e) Circuit breaker panelboards will be located on each floor to serve electrical loads and the portion of the leased premises on the floor as follows: (1) 480/277 volt panelboards will be a 20 amp circuit size with bolt-on type breakers, and will include at least one circuit breaker per 500 square feet of usable space. (2) 120/208 volt panelboards will be a 20 amp circuit size with bolt-on type breakers, and will include at least one circuit breaker per 500 square feet of usable space. 120/208 volt panelboards will include an oversized neutral.
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