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Louvers Sample Clauses

Louvers. The door shutters can be provided with louvers for the clear opening of 450x300mm at the bottom including one additional horizontal rail of size 50mm x 30mm and two vertical styles of size 50x30mm to accommodate the 5mm thick, 40mm wide PVC sheet louvers (eight Nos.) along with side 25mmx5mm size PVC sheet lapping with slant slots of 5mm width for fixing the louvers in position with PVC cement solvent adhesive and then providing 10mmx5mm size PVC sheet beading on two vertical sides with self- tapping sheet metal screws etc. complete. Note: Width of styles and rails will vary with the size of door; Recommended size of styles and rails is given in the table. 600mm to 750mm 50mm 75mm 750mm to 900mm 75mm 100mm 900mm and above 100mm 125mm
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Louvers. The vent unit louvers have the dual function of directing air flow into the dome, and providing backup secondary weather protection for the dome interior in case of weather penetration or failure of the rollup doors. 1.3.1 Each vent unit shall be provided with a set of horizontal, fully sealable louvers interior to the roll up weather door. 1.3.2 Louvers shall be mounted on a separate, removable frame providing 18 inch clearance between the louvers and the rollup doors to accommodate possible future flow director installation. 1.3.3 The louvers shall be motorized to drive between a fully closed and a fully open conditions and to multiple (minimum of 4), equally spaced intermediate positions. 1.3.4 Vent louver positions will be modulated throughout the night as the individual vent-to-wind angles change. Louvers systems shall be designed to operate between fully open and fully closed positions every five (5) minutes over a ten (10) hour night for three hundred (300) nights per year over a twenty (20) year life. 1.3.5 The time required to change from one louver configuration to any other louver configuration for individual vents shall be less than 30 seconds. 1.3.6 The time required to reconfigure all louvers, assuming that not all louvers are configured in parallel, shall be less than 3 minutes 1.3.7 Louvers shall be oriented so that, when partially open, air flow will be directed updownward. And, if contract Option A is selected 1.3.8 The louvers shall be provided with electronic sensors sufficient to remotely control and sense all louver positions.
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Louvers. Dust all door louvers and other ventilating louvers within reach.
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Louvers. Owner and Tenant hereby agree that neither party nor any other tenants or occupants of the Building may install louvers penetrating the outside walls of the Building, except louvers for (i) Tenant's UPS room to accommodate the battery room exhausts, (ii) Tenant's supplemental cooling system, and (iii) Owner's outside air intake, each of which shall be installed at a location reasonably agreed upon by Owner and Tenant.
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Louvers. Tenant shall have the right to install, in the top half of the window located on the eastern side of the Premises and more particularly shown on Exhibit I annexed hereto, louvers to supply fresh air and release exhaust air (and any and all exhaust louvers shall be cleaned or filtered by a precipitator, at such times, with such frequency and to the extent designated by Landlord in Landlord’s reasonable discretion) for the purpose of installing Tenant’s supplemental HVAC unit or units. The installation of such louvers shall constitute Alterations and be performed in accordance with Section 4.02 of this Lease.
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Louvers. The proposed louver system consists of a manufacturer's standard 4" deep, extruded aluminum louver attached to vertical members located at the building module lines. The finish will complement the exterior brick, stone, architectural precast trim pieces and aluminum framing and glass system. The louver frames will accept blank-off panels at the interior.
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Louvers. (1) Provide louvers in areaway of sufficient capacity to accommodate combustion air volume.
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