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Power circuits Sample Clauses

Power circuitsDeveloper shall provide dedicated electrical power circuits for copiers 2 and a minimum of six duplex receptacles with three dedicated isolated ground 20-amp 3 circuits terminating in National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) 5-20R 5 6-30R receptacle for the server room.
Power circuits. Provide dedicated electrical power circuits for copiers, and minimum of 6 duplex receptacles with three dedicated 20-amp circuits and one 30-amp circuit for the server room.
Power circuits a. A/C Power Circuit(s). INFLOW will provide one 20 ampere (UPS and -------------------- generator-protected) A/C electrical circuit with two (2) female receptacles for each Customer Cabinet. b. B-Side A/C Power Circuit(s). INFLOW will provide _______(_) 20 --------------------------- ampere B-side (LIPS and generator-protected) A/C electrical circuit(s) with two (2) female receptacles each for Customer application. c. D/C Power Circuit(s). INFLOW will provide _______(_)______ ampere -------------------- (UPS and generator-protected) D/C electrical circuit(s) with one (1) female receptacle each for Customer application. d. B-Side D/C Power Circuit(s). INFLOW will provide ______(_)_____ --------------------------- ampere B-side (UPS and generator-protected) D/C electrical circuit (s) with one (1) female receptacle each for Customer application.

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