Service and Distribution Sample Clauses

Service and Distribution. 13.1.1 The incoming secondary electrical service work will include conduit, panel, switchgear, and cable work.
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Service and Distribution. One (1), 480/277V transformer shall be installed by the utility company. One (1), 2000 amp service shall be provided for tenant. Distribution panels will be provided for the shell building. Site Lighting Exterior lighting shall be provided via a combination of pole lights and building mounted wall pack fixtures. All exterior lighting shall be controlled via photo cell control. The exterior lighting shall be designed to provide an average maintained 1 1⁄2 foot-candle over all paved areas. Pole lights shall be installed and leased from the utility provider. Interior Lighting Lighting of the warehouse shall be provided with LED high-bay fixtures to achieve 25 FC @ 36” AFF. High bay lights are furnished with individual motion sensors. Emergency lighting and exit signage shall be installed as required by code for the warehouse area based on an open floor plan.
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Service and Distribution. Electric service will consist of one (1) 4,000 amp 480V/277V, three phase four wire primary services. The transformers shall be installed by the Utility Company within 50’ of the building. Empty conduits from the pad mounted transformer to the termination point will be provided for the primary service feed as directed by the Utility Company. Conductors will be installed by the Utility Company. Secondary electrical service including conduit and conductors shall be provided by the electrician. Main switchgears will be located in the electric room on the first floor. Increases in service size due to specialized uses shall be funded through the tenant improvement allowances of the tenants. Power distribution shall be provided via conduit and wire or bus duct to each floor, allowing electrical load flexibility throughout the entire building. Distribution will be 480V/277V for lighting panel boards and 120/208V for receptacle panel boards provided at each floor. Capacities to the floor level electrical rooms will be per Duke Master Specifications. Site Lighting Parking lot lighting will be provided with 30’ high pole lights provided by Duke Energy. An average maintained lighting level of 2.0 foot-candles shall be provided. The exterior lighting system will be controlled by photocell for automated operation. Architectural lighting of the facility shall be provided at approximately 30’-0” centers around the perimeter. Soffit lights shall be provided at the entries to the facility. Interior Lighting Interior lighting will be furnished and installed in all finished core areas such as Restrooms, Corridors and Service areas.
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Service and Distribution a. Provide new service and distribution system throughout building including service distribution to tenant meters and panels on each floor.
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Service and Distribution. 1. Possible Deficiency - Ground fault interrupter trips frequently. Performance Standard - Ground fault interrupters are sensitive safety devices installed into the electrical system to provide protection against electrical shock. These sensitive devices can be tripped very easily. Responsibility - Builder shall install ground fault interrupter in accordance with approved electrical code. Tripping is to be expected and is not covered, unless due to a construction defect.
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