SECTION 26_05_00_01(16050)

BASIC ELECTRICAL MATERIALS AND METHODS

Rev # Description of Change Author Date

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1 Issued for ECN017 Alex Orlovsky 24-10-2021

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SECTION INCLUDES

A. This Section specifies the requirements necessary to furnish and install:

1. Bushings
2. Connectors.
3. Contactors.
4. Control relays and timers
5. Cord and caps/flex’s and plugs.
6. Fuses.
7. Boxes.
8. Underfloor ducts.
9. Hinged cover enclosures/cabinets.
10. Penetration sealing systems (fire stops).
11. Push buttons, indicating lights, and selector switches.
12. Receptacles/socket outlets.
13. Signal and control terminals.
14. Power Terminals.
15. Cable cleats, glands, cable lugs, and fittings.
16. Telephone outlets.
17. Device plates and box covers.
18. Wall switches.
19. Lighting control devices
20. Clean subfab soy based ink.

B. This Specification is primarily written around requirements for 60Hz facilities and applies to all projects
as written, unless noted otherwise for 50 Hz facilities.

1.2 RELATED SECTIONS

A. This Section in conjunction with the following listed Sections and related Contract Documents
establishes the requirements for the systems.
1. Section 07_84_00_00(07840) – Fire Stopping
2. Section 08_31_00_00(08310) – Access Doors And Panels
3. Section 26_00_10_00(16010) – Basic Electrical Requirements
4. Section 26_05_19_00(16122) – Low-Voltage Electrical Power Conductors and Cables
5. Section 26_05_29_00(16070) – Hangers and Supports for Electrical Systems

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 6. Section 26_08_80_00(16080) – Electrical Testing
7. Section 26_05_53_00(16075) – Identification for Electrical Systems
8. Section 26_05_33_31(16131) – Conduit

1.3 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

A. All basic materials and methods required for electrical installations

1.4 QUALITY ASSURANCE, REFERENCES AND REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS

A. Quality Assurance:
1. Manufacturer: company specializing in the listed materials with 3 years' documented experience.

B. Standards and codes:

1. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Conform to the following Standards:
1) IEEE C37.46-2000 – American National Standard Specifications for Power Fuses
and Fuse Disconnecting.
2) NEMA WD 6-2002 (R2008) – Wiring Devices – Dimensional Requirements.
3) ANSI Z535.4-2007 – Standard for Product Safety Labels.
4) NECA NEIS 1-2006 – Standard Practices for Good Workmanship in Electrical
Contracting.
5) NECA NEIS 420- 2007 – Standard For Fuse Applications.
6) NEMA 250-2008 – Enclosures for Electrical Equipment (1000V MaximumNEMA
FB 1-2007 – Fittings, Cast Metal Boxes, and Conduit Bodies for Conduit and Cable
Assemblies.
7) NEMA FB 2.10-2007 – Selection and Installation Guidelines for Fittings for Use
with Non-flexible Electrical Metal Conduit and Tubing.
8) NEMA FB 2.20-2007 – Selection and Installation Guidelines for Fittings for Use
with Flexible Electrical Conduit and Cable.
9) NEMA ICS 2-2000 (R2005) – Industrial Control and Systems: Controllers,
Contactors, and Overload Relays, Rated Not More Than 2000 Volts AC or 750
Volts DC.
10) NEMA ICS 4-2005 – Industrial Control and Systems: Terminal Blocks.
11) NEMA ICS 6-1993 (R2006) – Industrial Control and Systems Enclosures.
12) NEMA WD 1-1999 (R2005) – General Color Requirements for Wiring Devices.
13) NFPA 70E-2009 – Electrical Safety Requirements for Employee Workplaces.
14) UL 50-2007 – Enclosures for Electrical Equipment.
15) UL 943-2006 (R2010) – Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupters.
16) W-S-896-QPD-2008 – Switches, Toggle (Toggle and Lock), Flush Mounted.
2. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a. IEC 60309-1 and IEC 60309-2 – Plugs, Socket-Outlets and Couplers for Industrial
Purposes.
b. BS 546 - Two-Pole and Earth 5-Amp Round Pin Plugs and Socket Outlets.
c. BS 1363 - 13-Amp Plugs, Switches and Unswitched Socket Outlets.
d. BS EN 61558-1.
e. BS EN 60669-1 - Switches for Commercial and Similar Purposes.
f. Non-standard earth pin switchsocket outlets and sockets, 13 amp as supplied by MK
Electric Ltd or equal.

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1.5 SUBMITTALS

A. Provide all required submittal data in accordance with Project submittal procedures, Section 01_33-
00_00 plus the following:

Table 1.1
Additional Submittal Requirements

ITEM NO. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS

1. For underfloor electrical ducts, include duct layout, insert spacing and height, fittings, accessories,
dimensions, and finishes of components.

1.6 SHIPPING
1. Each individual container shall be marked both inside and outside with the equipment or
component number and service for which the parts are intended.
2. Each container shall also include a complete Bill of Materials identifying each part, such as
instruments, specific tagging shall be required.
3. Project Record Documents

B. For underfloor ducts, accurately record location of ducts, service fittings, junction boxes, and circuiting
of power service fittings on as-installed floor plans.

1.7 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA

A. For underfloor ducts, include maintenance instructions with instructions for locating inserts and
installing afterset inserts.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 GENERAL

A. Finger Safe:
1. When any door or panel is opened/removed, all internal electrical components shall be rated to
IP20 per IEC 60529.

B. Connectors
1. No split-bolt (Kearney) type connectors are allowed on any electrical system unless indicated on
the Drawings.
2. Use ring-type compression-connectors on conductors that serve current transformers (CTs).
3. Provide and install insulated-ring or forked-tongue compression-connectors where terminations
are made on screws without pressure plates. Similar to T&B “Stakon” series or equal.
4. Use the appropriately sized and type compression-connectors when landing on relays, switches,
terminal blocks or similar devices.
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Use appropriate type and size.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following apply:

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 1) Provide hex-compression bootlace-ferrules.
2) The use of twist-on type electrical connectors (Wire-Nut®), are prohibited.

C. Contactors:
1. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Acceptable Manufacturers:
1) Allen-Bradley.
2) ASCO.
3) Eaton/Westinghouse.
4) General Electric Company.
5) Square D Company.
6) Telemecanique.
7) Weidmuller.
b. NEMA ICS 2; electrically held or mechanically held as indicated on the Drawings; two-
wire control for electrically held contactors, three-wire control for mechanically held
contactors.
c. Enclosure: NEMA Type [1][12] unless indicated otherwise on the Drawings.
d. Provide solderless pressure wire terminals or bus terminals suitable for mounting in
panelboards as indicated on the Drawings.
e. Contacts: 600 volts, 60 Hz or as indicated on the Drawings.
f. Coil Operating Voltage: See Voltage Matrix in Section 26_00_10_00(16010), for country
specific requirements.
g. Size: NEMA ICS 2; size as indicated on the Drawings.
h. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
i. Acceptable Manufacturers (all regions except as noted):
1) Telemecanique. (Schneider Electric).
2) ABB.
3) Additional Suppliers for Israel:
a) Moeller, or equal and approved.
b) Allen Bradley, or equal and approved.
j. Electrically held two-wire control.
k. Enclosure: as indicated on the Drawings.
l. Provide solderless pressure wire terminals or suitable for mounting in panelboard as
required.
m. Contacts Rating and Number: as indicated on the Drawings.
n. Coil Operating Voltage: as required, 50 Hz.
o. Size: as indicated on the Drawings.

D. Control Relays and Timers:

1. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Acceptable Manufacturers
1) For Switchgear And Switchboards
a) General Electric Type CR120B.
b) Cutler-Hammer Type M-300.
b. For Other Than Switchgear and Switchboards
1) Provide magnetic control relays, NEMA Class B: A600 (600V, 10 amps
continuous, 7,200 VA make, 720 VA break), industrial control type with field-
convertible contacts, and meeting the requirements of NEMA ICS 2, unless
otherwise indicated on the Drawings.

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 2) Where time delay relays are specified or required, unless otherwise noted, provide
solid-state time delay relays with a timer circuit adjustable to the time range shown
on the Drawings. Time delay relays shall be ON or OFF delay as shown on the
Drawings.
3) Where latching (mechanically held) relays or motor thermal detector relays are
specified, provide magnetic control relays with mechanical latch attachment with
unlatching coil and coil clearing contacts.
4) Control relays shall have bifurcated contacts or approved means to ensure
continuous current data for low-level signals and voltages.
2. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Acceptable Manufacturers (all regions except as noted):
1) Omron.
2) Telemecanique (Schneider Electric).
3) Sprecher and Schuh.
4) Electromatic.
5) Idec (Izumi), additional supplier for Israel only.
b. All relays and timers to be 11-pin plug-in type.
c. Provide magnetic control relays, 230V, 10 amps continuous, 7,200 VA make, 720 VA
break, industrial control type with field-convertible contacts.
d. Where time delay relays are specified or required, unless otherwise noted, provide
magnetic control relays with a timer attachment adjustable from 0.2 to 60 seconds
(minimum) and field convertible from ON delay to OFF delay and vice versa.
e. Where latching (mechanically held) relays or motor thermal detector relays are specified,
provide magnetic control relays with mechanical latch attachment with unlatching coil and
coil-clearing contacts. Utilize an attachment allowing easy manual latching and
unlatching.

E. Cords And Caps / Flexes and Plugs:

1. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Acceptable Manufacturers
1) Hubbell.
2) Leviton.
3) Pass and Seymour / Legrand®.
4) Assembly-Test Facilities Only:
a) Appleton.
b) Crouse-Hinds.
c) Hubbell.
d) Leviton.
b. Straight-Blade Attachment Plug: NEMA WD 1.
c. Locking-Blade Attachment Plug: NEMA WD 6.
d. Attachment Plug Configuration: Match receptacle configuration at outlet provided for
equipment.
e. 90 cord caps may be used where applicable.
2. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Provide flexes per requirements of Section 26_05_19_00(16122).
b. Provide plugs per requirements of Subparagraph 2.1L.1.f.1).

F. Fuses:
1. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:

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 a. 0 To 600 Volts:
1) Acceptable Manufacturers:
a) Cooper Bussmann®.
b) Mersen (formerly Ferraz Shawmut).
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Editor: Verify with the Electrical Work Group that the spare fuses are required.
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2) Provide a complete set of current-limiting fuses wherever fuses are indicated.
Supply a set of six spare fuses of each type and each current rating installed. Utilize
fuses that fit mountings specified with switches and which provide features rejecting
Class H fuses. Provide the following types:
a) For 250V to 600V motor and transformer circuits, 0 to 600 amps, UL Class
RK-5 with time delay, Bussmann® Type FRS-R, Mersen Type A6D-R.
b) For 0V to 250V motor and transformer circuits, 0 to 600 amps, UL Class RK-
5 with time delay, Bussmann Type FRN-R, Mersen Type A2D-R.
c) For 250V to 600V feeder and service circuits, 0 to 600 amps, UL Class RK-1,
Bussmann Type KTS-R, Mersen Type A6K-R.
d) For 0V to 250V feeder and service circuits, 0 to 600 amps, UL Class RK-1,
Bussmann Type KTN-R, Mersen Type A2K-R.
e) For 0V to 600V feeder and service circuits, 601 to 6,000 amps, UL Class L,
Bussmann Type KRP-C, Mersen Type A4BY.
f) For low voltage potential and control power transformer primary circuits, UL
Class J.or approved.
g) For 0V to 250V control and instrumentation circuits, UL Class K5.
or approved.
3) [Provide spare fuse cabinet(s) at location(s) shown on the Drawings, 30 inches by 24
inches by 12 inches. Equip cabinet with one set each of appropriate fuse pullers.]
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b. Above 600 Volts:
1) Acceptable Manufacturers
a) Logic Facilities -Test Facilities:
i. S&C Electric Company.
b) Non-LogicFacilities:
i. Cooper Bussmann.
ii. S&C Electric Company.
iii. Eaton (Cutler Hammer).
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2) Fuses for medium voltage motors and motor controllers shall be R-rated, current
limiting fuses, sized as shown on Drawings. All R-rated fuse curves and melting
times shall comply with ANSI C37.46. Supply a set of three spare fuses of each
type and each current rating installed.
3) Fuses for medium voltage transformers and feeders shall be E-rated, current limiting
fuses, sized as shown on Drawings. All E-rated fuse curves and melting times shall
comply with ANSI C37.46. Supply a set of three spare fuses of each type and each
current rating installed.

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2. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Up To 690 Volts
1) Acceptable Manufacturers (all regions except as noted):
a) GEC.
b) Brush.
c) Jean Muller or equal and approved (additional supplier for Israel only).
d) Cooper Bussman.
2) Provide a complete set of current-limiting fuses wherever fuses are indicated.
Supply a set of six spare fuses of each type and each current rating installed. Utilize
fuses that fit mountings specified with switches. Provide BS BS HD 60269-1  HRC
fuses.
3) The use of NH, NDZ, or DZ type fuses is prohibited.
4) Provide spare fuse cabinet in each dedicated electrical room, 600 millimeters by
600 millimeters by 300 millimeters. Locate cabinet in general vicinity of fuse use.
Equip cabinet with appropriate fuse pullers.

G. Boxes:
1. General:
a. Boxes Equal to or Larger Than [12 Inches] [300 mm] in Any Dimension: hinged cover
enclosure in accordance with this Section.
b. Additional Requirements:
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Conform to NEMA FB 1.
b) Sheet Metal Outlet Boxes: minimum 4-inch by 4-inch by 2-inch deep
galvanized steel.
c) Nonmetallic Outlet Boxes: minimum 4-inch by 4-inch by 2-inch deep.
Provide gasketed, watertight cover.
d) Cast Boxes: minimum 4-inch by 4-inch by 2-inch deep cast aluminum,
gasketed cover, with a minimum of three threaded hubs.
i. Use cast aluminum with cover in fab.
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Sheet Metal Outlet Boxes: galvanized steel with male fixture studs where
required, minimum depth of 50 millimeters.
b) Nonmetallic Outlet Boxes: minimum depth of 50 millimeters. Provide
gasketed, watertight cover.
c) Cast Boxes: copper-free aluminum or cast Feralloy, deep type, gasketed
cover, threaded hubs, minimum depth of 50 millimeters. For hazardous
locations, provide boxes approved for applicable atmosphere classification.
2. Floor Boxes:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) For installation in cast-in-place concrete floors, flush mounted and fully adjustable
as indicated on Drawings. Boxes shall be cast steel.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Acceptable manufacturers (all regions except as noted):
a) Unitrunk,
b) Akermann
c) Betochino (additional supplier for Israel only).
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 32-millimeter-minimum depth with knockouts on sides.
3. Terminal Boxes:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Normally not utilized on projects.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Acceptable Manufacturers (all regions except as noted):
a) DEVALLE for IP65 GRP boxes.
b) Klippon or Bopla, for IP55 indoor boxes.
c) Rittal or Himmel, for IP65 stainless steel boxes.
d) CEAG part of Cooper Industries, for EEx “e” and EEx “i” boxes.
e) Moeller, for IP65 boxes or equal and approved (additional supplier for Israel
only).
2) Outdoor, Wet, and Corrosive (including indoor) Location Installations: GRP and
stainless steel to IP65.
3) Indoor and Dry Location Installations: painted galvanized steel and painted die-cast
metal to IP55.
4) Indoor and Outdoor Hazardous Classified Location Installations: to EEx “e” or EEx
“i” and to IP65.
4. Pull And Junction Boxes:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Galvanized steel, screw or hinged cover.
2) Cast Metal Boxes for Above-Grade Outdoor and Wet Location Installations:
NEMA 250; Type 4 and Type 6, flat-flanged, surface-mounted junction box,
raintight. Galvanized cast iron box and cover with ground/earth flange, neoprene
gasket, and stainless steel cover screws.
3) Concrete (Precast) Handholes for Underground Installations: 10- by 17-inch
minimum inside dimensions; cable entrance at center bottom of each side; cast iron
cover marked ELECTRICAL, TELEPHONE, or as shown on the Drawings.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) See conduit Section 26_05_33_31(16131).

H. Underfloor Ducts:
1. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Normally not utilized on projects.
2. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Acceptable Manufacturers:
1) Barton Engineering.
2) Approved equivalent.
b. Underfloor Duct:
1) Underfloor Duct: steel duct with corrosion-resistant finish.
2) Single-Level Junction Boxes: Provide internal barriers, conduit and duct entrances,
and extension rings as required.
3) Junction Box Coverplates: Provide rectangular brass coverplate and trim, of
adjustable height. Provide carpet trim holders of proper depth.
4) Supports: adjustable before concrete topping placement.
5) Service Fittings: as specified in this Section.
6) Duct Markers: corrosion-resistant marker screws.
7) Fittings and Accessories: standard products of duct manufacturers.

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 I. Hinged Cover Enclosures/Cabinets:
1. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Construction: NEMA 250.
b. Finish: Exterior and interior electrical rooms, attics, and interstitial areas, manufacturer’s
standard enamel finish; interior exposed, white enamel finish.
c. Covers: Continuous hinge, held closed by flush latch operable by hasp and staple for
padlock. Gaskets shall be closed-cell neoprene rubber for NEMA Types 4, 4X, and 12.
d. Interior Panel for Mounting Terminal Blocks or Electrical Components: 14-gauge steel,
white enamel finish.
e. Enclosures shall not have concentric knockouts.
2. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Acceptable Manufacturers (all regions except as noted):
1) Rose.
2) Klippon.
3) Rittal.
4) Himmel.
5) Additional Suppliers for Israel:
a) Moeller, or equal and approved
b) Schiavi, or equal and approved
b. Construction: IP31 for indoor dry locations where enclosed equipment is required to be
ventilated; for other areas, construction shall be as in paragraph 2.1G.3.b..
c. Finish: manufacturer’s standard enamel finish.
d. Covers: continuous hinge, held closed by flush latch operable by triangle key. IP55/IP65
with a corrosive rating for indoor or outdoor corrosive locations. Hazardous area
enclosures (EEx "e") as required for hazardous locations.
e. Interior Panel for Mounting Terminal Blocks or Electrical Components: 14-gauge steel,
white enamel finish.

J. Penetration Sealing Systems (Fire Stops):

1. Provide penetration sealing where cable, conduit, cable tray/rack, etc., pass through rated walls
and floors. See Section 07_84_00_00(07840) for sealing requirements and systems.

K. Push Buttons, Indicating Lights, and Selector Switches:

1. Acceptable Manufacturers:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Allen-Bradley, 800H Series.
2) Cutler-Hammer, 10250T.
3) General Electric; CR104P Series; CR2941, for hazardous locations.
4) Square D; Class 9001 Type K; Type SK, corrosion resistant; Type BR, hazardous
locations.
5) Telemecanique; XB2-B Series.
6) Westinghouse; PB-2 Series.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies (all regions except as noted):
1) Breter.
2) Telemecanique (Schneider Electric).
3) ABB, hazardous area only.
4) Sprecher and Schuh.
5) Moeller, or equal and approved (additional supplier for Israel only).
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 individual stations, provide heavy-duty, oil tight-type push buttons, indicating lights, selector
switches, and stations for these devices.
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) NEMA Type 13.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Provide components that meet IP44 requirements.
3. For nonhazardous, outdoor, or normally wet locations, or where otherwise indicated, provide
heavy-duty corrosion-resistant, watertight-type push buttons, indicating lights, or selector
switches.
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Mount in NEMA Type 4 enclosures.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Mount in IP65 watertight enclosures. Provide special gasketing required to make
complete station watertight.
4. Corrosive Locations
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Provide components and enclosure meeting NEMA Type 4X, minimum.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Provide applicable components:
a) Indoor - IP54;
b) Outdoor - IP65.
5. Hazardous Locations
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Provide components and enclosures meeting NEMA Type 7 and Type 9. Specific
type shall be in accordance with the area classification as indicated on the Drawings.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Provide control station listed for Zone 1 or 2 as required. Use EEx “e” or EEx “i”.
6. Provide devices having individual, extra large nameplates indicating their specific function.
Provide push-button stations with laminated plastic nameplates indicating the drive they control.
Install provisions for locking push buttons and selector switches in the OFF position wherever
lockout provisions are indicated.
7. Utilize selector switches having standard operating levers.
8. Colors, Button and Light:
a. Green Light:
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Equipment operating normally or motor running.
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a) OFF or STOP.
b. Red Light:
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Equipment OFF, STOPPED or READY; may be used as a fault or abnormal
condition.
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a) ON or START.
c. Amber Light:
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Warning or Hazard.
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Warning or Tripped.

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 d. Blue Light:
1) For informational / switch position indication; e.g., change-over or grounding /
earthing switch position.
e. White Light: control power available.
f. Black Button:
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) ON or START push buttons.
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Not used.
g. Green Button:
1) TURN ON or START.
h. Red Button:
1) TURN OFF or STOP.
9. Indicating Lamps: High-intensity long-life LED type with “push-to-test” button for testing the
LED.
10. Electrical / Emergency Power Off (EPO) pushbuttons: All EPO pushbuttons, such as those on
individual pieces of equipment, shall be a red mushroom type mounted with a shroud that is flush
with the face of the button. Provide EPO with key- or twist-type release.

L. Receptacles/Socket Outlets:
1. GFCI Tester:
a. Greenlee® model 5708I.
b. Hubbell® model GFT2G.
c. Approved equivalent tester.
d. Receptacles/Socket Outlets
e. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Acceptable Manufacturers:
a) Arrow Hart.
b) Bryant.
c) Eagle Electric.
d) General Electric.
e) Hubbell.
f) Leviton.
g) Pass and Seymour.
h) Russellstoll®
2) All duplex receptacles installed shall be by the same manufacturer and have
identical appearance and characteristics, unless noted otherwise.
3) Corrosive Location Receptacle:
a) 20A, 125V, corrosion-resistant (sink area or near locations that have acid for
batteries, etc.); Hubbell 53CM62 (yellow).
4) General Purpose Receptacles:
a) Industrial specification grade, nylon base, back and side wire, 20A, 125V or
as otherwise shown on Drawings.
b) Straight or locking blade receptacles as shown on the Drawings, industrial
specification grade.
c) Convenience Receptacle Configuration: NEMA WD 1; Type 5-20R.
i. Nylon face: Ivory unless indicated otherwise.
ii. UPS/CPS/emergency receptacles: Red plastic.
5) GFCI Receptacles:

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 a) Type 5-20R, UL 943 Class A. Units shall be end-of-line type or protection
through their own outlets.
6) Specific Purpose Receptacles:
a) Specific-Use Receptacle Configuration: NEMA WD 1 or NEMA WD 6;
black nylon face.
b) Type as indicated on the Drawings.
c) Pin and Sleeve Type: Number of poles and wires as indicated on the
Drawings. Provide back boxes where indicated. Devices shall have gasketed
cover and watertight sealing glands. Provide matching plug with cord-grip
features for each receptacle.
d) Corrosion Resistant: Straight blade or twist lock as indicated, Type 5-20R or
L5-20R. Flanged inlet mounted on yellow polycarbonate weatherproof lift
cover plate. Receptacle face color: Yellow.
e) All specific purpose receptacles, whether pin and sleeve or twist lock, shall be
industrial grade and all listed for voltage and current rating supplied.
7) Standby Power Receptacle:
a) Hubbell 5262 IL (ivory with power-on lamp).
8) Weatherproof Receptacles:
a) Receptacles as specified mounted in a cast steel box with gasketed,
weatherproof cast steel device plate restricting ingress of water while
receptacle is in use.
f. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) General Purpose Socket Outlets (Receptacles)
a) Acceptable Manufacturers:
i. MK. (Standard commercial type and CEEFORM industrial type).
ii. Crabtree. (Standard commercial type).
iii. CEAG part of Cooper Industries -- for hazardous areas.
iv. Mennekes (CEEFORM type).
v. Israel:
a. Gewiss.
b. ADA Plast.
vi. Or equal and approved by Owner.
b) Convenience Socket Outlet Configuration:
i. Plastic Face: ivory in all areas.
ii. Emergency Receptacles: red plastic face with prewired neon glowlamp
behind each set of slots. MK logic series.
c) Weatherproof Socket Outlets: as shown or specified mounted in a
weatherproof enclosure IP67 to IEC 60529. MK manufacture, Commando
series or Mennekes range.
d) Specific-use Socket Outlet Configuration and Color: type as indicted on
Drawings and in accordance with IEC 60309-2.
e) Surface-mounted 230 volt socket outlets shall be metal-clad, 13 amp single or
twin, switched assembly of MK manufacture, ALM series.
f) Flush-mounted 230 volt socket outlets shall be of MK manufacturer, 13 amp
single or twin, switched assembly, Albany matte chrome series.
g) Three-phase, surface-mounted socket outlets shall be 32 amperes interlocked
switched 400 volt, TP, N plus E of MK manufacturer, Commando range type
or from the Mennekes range.
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 pole, switched, fused with pilot light of MK manufacture, ALM series.
i) Flush-mounted spur outlets (connection units) shall be of MK manufacture,
double pole, switched, fused with pilot light, Albany matte chrome series.
j) Shaver outlets, MK manufacture, matte chrome finish, 230/110-volt, shall be
supplied and installed flush-mounted by the Subcontractor as indicated on the
drawings.
k) Hazardous Area Socket Outlets: The 230 volt, 16 ampere socket outlets shall
be of CEAG manufacture (1P plus N plus PE). The socket outlets shall be
provided with 2 by M20 top cable entry and PE brass plate. The
Subcontractor shall supply and hand over to the Contractor two plug tops for
the above socket outlets (1P plus N plus PE, 230V, 16A), and one No.
blanking plug.
l) Where the final connection to luminaire is via 5 amp plug and socket, use MK
manufacture logic series 315 WHI and 505 WHI units.
m) Alternative to (l) above: plug and socket arrangement from Klik.
n) Alternative to (l) above for Israel: Gewiss type range 27 plug and socket
arrangement to IEC 60320 (including fuse).
2) Specific-Purpose Socket Outlets:
a) Acceptable Manufacturers:
i. MK (CEEFORM Commando and US 120V pattern range).
ii. Mennekes CEEFORM range as an alternative to MK Commando
series.
iii. Hubbell (US 120V pattern socket outlets).
iv. Eagle Electric (US 120V pattern socket outlets).
v. Additional Suppliers for Israel:
a. ADA Plast.
b. Palazzoli.
vi. Or equal and approved by Intel.
vii. Maintenance 110V (55V-0-55V) Outlets: 16 amp, 110V, 1P plus N
plus E, MK or equivalent from the Mennekes range.
b) Process Tool Outlets:
i. 16-amp, 120V, 1P plus N plus E, Hubbell, Eagle Electric or MK.
ii. 16-amp, 208V, 3P plus E, padlockable, IP44, Mennekes .
iii. 16-amp, 208V, 3P plus E, padlockable, IP44, Mennekes.
iv. 16-amp, 208V, 2P plus E, padlockable, IP44, Mennekes .
v. 32-amp, 208V, 3P plus N plus E, padlockable, IP44, Mennekes.
vi. 32-amp, 208V, 3P plus E, padlockable, IP44, Mennekes .
vii. 32-amp, 208V, 2P plus E, padlockable, IP44, Mennekes .
viii. 16-amp, 400V, 3P plus N plus E, padlockable, IP44, Mennekes .
ix. 16-amp, 400V, 3P plus E, padlockable, IP44, Mennekes.
x. 32-amp, 400V, 3P plus N plus E, padlockable, IP44, Mennekes.
xi. 32-amp, 400V, 3P plus E, padlockable, IP44, Mennekes.
3) Floor-Mounted Service Fittings:
a) Acceptable Manufacturers:
i. MK.
ii. Barton Engineering.
iii. Gewiss (additional supplier for Israel only).
iv. Or equal and approved by Intel.
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 aluminum housing with stainless steel device plates for two back-to-back
duplex convenience receptacles.
c) Recessed- or Flush-Type Service Fitting for Communications: satin
aluminum housing with stainless steel plates with two back-to-back bushed
openings.
d) Flush Covers for Duplex Convenience Socket Outlet: brass flush cover
suitable for floor box with duplex threaded opening. Provide brass-finish
protective rings for use with threaded openings. Provide brass carpet rings.
e) Flush Covers for Communications: brass flush cover suitable for floor box
with combination threaded opening. Provide brass-finish protective rings.
Provide brass carpet rings.

M. Signal And Control Terminals:

a. Acceptable Manufacturers:
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Buchanan, Vanguard Line (10 mm).
b) Entrelec, 500 Series (MS6/8).
c) Phoenix Contact, UK Series (UK10).
d) Wago, 280 Series.
e) Weidmuller, SAK Series (SAK2.5).
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies (all regions except as noted):
a) Phoenix Contact, UK Series (UK10).
b) Telemecanique (Schneider Electric).
c) Klippon/Weidmuller.
d) ABB/Phoenix/Klippon/Weidmuller, EEx “e” and EEx “i”.
e) IIsco (additional supplier for Israel only).
b. Modular construction type, DIN 46 277/3 channel mounted; screw clamp compression
connectors, rated 300V. Terminal identification numbers shall be thermoset characters,
black on a white background.
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Minimum terminal width of 0.24 inch, capable of holding two 12 AWG or
two 14 AWG conductors in each connector.
b) Terminal Blocks: NEMA ICS 4; UL listed.
c) Control wiring terminal blocks shall be plastic blocks with the terminals and
barriers rated for 300 volts. Terminals shall be double-sided and capable of
accepting wire sizes up to 14 AWG. Install safe barriers between power
terminals on terminal blocks where voltages are greater than 49 volts. The
barriers shall be NRTL listed and rated for the voltage and ampacity of the
terminal block.
d) Group terminal blocks according to function and voltage level. Provide
20 percent spare terminals.
e) Field side of terminal block shall be free of wiring. Provide an empty run of
wiring duct for field wiring. Terminate wires routing to external devices at
terminal blocks.
f) Elevate all terminal strips so the top of the smallest terminal on the strip is
even with the top of the adjacent wireway.
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Minimum terminal width of 6 millimeters, capable of holding two 2.5-square-
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 N. Power Terminals:
1. All terminal block connectors that are connected to Current Transformer (CT) circuits shall
employ shorting terminal blocks in order that the CT circuit can be shorted together when needed
and avoid inadvertent open CT circuits. Shorting terminal blocks are not required if shorting test
blocks are installed or specified.
2. Install safe barriers between power terminals on terminal blocks where voltages are greater than
49 volts. The barriers shall be IEC or NRTL listed and rated for the voltage and ampacity of the
terminal block.
3. Additional Requirements:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Acceptable Manufacturers:
a) Buchanan.
b) Ilsco.
c) Square D.
d) Wago – 280 Series.
e) Weidmuller - SAK 10 Series.
2) Unit construction type, closed-back type, with tubular pressure screw connectors,
rated 600V, size as required.
3) Where prior written approval from the Owner has been granted, and multi-tap power
terminal blocks are required, provide insulating covers that allow access to
terminals; ILSCO Clear Tap or equal.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Acceptable Manufacturers:
a) Phoenix Contact, UK Series (UK10).
b) Telemecanique (Schneider Electric).
c) Klippon/Weidmuller.
d) ABB/Phoenix/Klippon/Weidmuller, EEx “e” and EEx “i”.
e) IIsco (additional supplier for Israel only).
2) Spring-loaded power terminals are prohibited.

O. Cable Cleats, Glands, Cable Lugs, and Fittings:

1. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a. None specified.
2. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a. All single-wire armoured multicore cables shall be fixed to ladder rack/cable tray using
heavy duty cable ties for cables run on the vertical and horizontal. UV stabilized cable ties
shall be used where cables are installed externally to buildings etc.
b. All single core power cables shall be laid in trefoil groups and fixed to ladder rack/tray
using trefoil cable cleats or stainless steel type cable banding for cables run on the vertical
and horizontal. Cable ties are not permitted on single core trefoil power cable installations.
This requirement is particularly important where these cables are unsupported by ladder
rack/tray on final drops to switchgear.
c. Where large single core cables are installed for transformer power offloading purposes and
cannot be laid in trefoil, they shall be laid in a flat formation and individually cleated using
plastic, not metal, cleats.
d. Where cables are run on tray/rack, cable ties and cleats/clamps shall be used at intervals in
accordance with local wiring regulations.
e. Where cable is indicated on the Drawings to be clipped to steelwork, the Subcontractor
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 shall not be drilled unless approval is obtained by the Contractor.
f. All cables shall be adequately supported and clipped to within 200 millimeters of the cable
glands at both ends.
g. Glands for armored cables shall be brass double-seal type E1W to BS 6121-1 with
ground/earth tag. Glands for unarmored cables shall be brass type A1/A2 to BS 6121-1, or
polyamide type A1 to VDE standards.
h. All glands shall have ISO, R 68 series thread, 1.5-millimeter constant pitch. Brass type
adaptors shall be used to adapt from threads other than ISO.
i. All cables shall be fitted with cable glands to BS 6121-1 of Hawke, CMP, Prysmian
BICON, WISKA or SWA manufacturer, or equal and approved. Glanding of cables shall
be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, and the correct size of
metric cable glands and adaptors (if required) shall be used on each cable end.
j. The cable conductors shall not be subjected to undue pressure or sharp bending during
termination.
k. Class 2 standed conductors shall be fitted with crimp-type terminal lugs of Prysmian,
Bicon, Kluake or Cembre. Contractor must use the lug manufacturers crimping tool. Lugs
shall be rated =/> 90deg C to match the maximum temperature rating of the relevant cable.
l. Class 5 fine wire stranded flexible cables (RV-K, SY and CY) shall be fitted with
hexagonal crimp-type lugs or four-sided crimp boot lace ferrules as manufactured by
Physmian, Bicon, Kluake or Cembre. Lugs shall be rated =/> 90deg C to match the
maximum temperature rating of the relevant cable.
m. All cable lugs shall be supplied and installed by the Contractor, strictly in accordance with
the manufacturer’s instructions and using the manufacturer’s recommended crimping dies
and compression tools
n. Polychloroprene (PCP) shrouds shall be supplied and installed on all cable glands. The
shrouds shall be cut and fitted in an approved manner to form a complete dust-, moisture-,
and splashproof seal over the cable glands.

P. Telephone Outlets:
1. Empty outlet boxes and cover plates conforming to the requirements of the telephone system
supplier.

Q. Wall Plates and Box Covers:

1. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Acceptable Manufacturers:
1) Bryant.
2) General Electric.
3) Hubbell.
4) Leviton.
5) Pass and Seymour.
b. Decorative Cover Plate: stainless steel in cleanroom areas. Ivory smooth nylon in other
areas. Red smooth nylon for emergency receptacles.
c. Cast Metal Plates: Use with cast metal box. Use steel plates with steel boxes and copper-
free aluminum with aluminum boxes. All screws to be stainless steel.
d. Raised Sheet Steel Plates: Use 1/2-inch-high zinc- or cad-plated covers with surface-
mounted sheet steel boxes.
e. Weatherproof Cover Plate: Gasketed cast metal with hinged, gasketed device covers.
2. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a. See Wall Switches below.

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 R. Wall Switches:
1. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Acceptable Manufacturers:
1) Bryant.
2) General Electric.
3) Hubbell.
4) Leviton.
5) Pass and Seymour.
b. Industrial specification-grade nylon base, UL verified to meet Federal Specifications
W-S-896-QPD, 20 amp, 120/277 V AC, 1 hp rated at 120V, ivory handle.
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c. [Pilot Light Type: red pilot handle; handle lighted when switch is ON.]
d. [Illuminated Type: lighted handle; handle lighted when switch is OFF.] 5
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e. Weatherproof: switches as specified mounted in a cast metal box with gasketed,
weatherproof device plate as specified.
f. All lighting switches installed shall be by the same manufacturer and have identical
appearance characteristics, unless noted otherwise on the Drawings.
2. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Acceptable Manufacturers:
1) MK.
2) Crabtree.
3) CEAG part of Cooper Industries -- for hazardous areas.
4) Additional Suppliers for Israel:
a) Gewiss
b) Dig
5) Or equal and approved by Intel
6) Wall switches for lighting circuits and motor loads under 0.37 kW ac, general
purpose snap toggle switch, rated 20 amperes and 230/400V, 50 Hz ac. Screw-type
terminals only.
b. Pilot Indicator Light Type: Switches shall be provided with a neon indictor when shown or
specified; operating when switch is on.
c. Weatherproof: Switches as shown or specified mounted in a weatherproof enclosure. IP55
to BS EN 60947-1.
d. Surface-mounted light switches shall be meal-clad with 20 amp grid switch assembly of
MK manufacture, ALM boxes, and matte chrome cover plates.
e. Flush-mounted light switches shall be MK manufacture with 20 amp grid switch assembly
and Albany series matte chrome cover plates
f. Hazardous Area Switches: The light switch shall be of CEAG manufacturer complete with
1 by M20 top cable entry and PE brass plate. Any cable entries which are not used shall be
daubed off with custom blanking lug, reference EX 0268.

S. Lighting Control Devices:

1. Acceptable Manufacturers:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) General

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 a) Lithonia.
b) Multipoint.
c) Paragon.
d) Tork.
e) Patina Intelect Series
2) Dimming Systems:
a) EDI.
b) Lutron
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) General:
a) Patina Intelect Series.
2) Wall Dimmers:
a) Helvar.
b) Legrand.
c) MK.
d) Philips.
e) Thorn.
2. Finish of control sensors and devices shall be compatible with switches and coverplates, as
specified in this Section. Ceiling-mounted sensors and devices shall be white finish unless
otherwise specified.
3. Time Switch:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Provide with a astronomical dial and day omitting device; prewired, externally
operated ON/AUTO/OFF bypass switches for each circuit shown; contact
configuration and rating for circuits shown; NEMA Type 1 enclosure; wired for use
with photocell specified.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Provide digital time switch with universal input (photocell or dry contact) and
momentary output contacts.
2) Controller:
a) Capable of 32 set points.
b) Programmabe in one minute resolution.
c) Capable of a different schedule each day of the week.
d) Programmable in AM/PM or 24-hour format.
e) Provide LCD display.
f) Daylight saving or standard time capability.
g) Provide automatic leap year compensation.
h) Provide battery back-up capability of 275 hours with lithium or 100 hours
with alkaline battery.
i) Capable of manual override ON or OFF to the next scheduled event.
j) Provide unit with contacts suitable for photocell control operation only as well
as timed contacts.
4. Photocell: automatic dusk ON, dawn OFF switching; raintight, sunlight, moisture, temperature-
and vibration-resistant die-cast aluminum housing; time delay feature to prevent false switching;
field adjustable to control operating levels.
5. Occupancy Sensor: Provide passive infrared wall box sensor/control for enclosed spaces less
than 800 square feet (75 square meters), with adjustable sensitivity, bi-level control, and
adjustable time delay response. Control shall allow override of automatic mode to OFF position.
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 response for larger or partitioned spaces according to manufacturer's recommendations.
6. Daylight Sensor:
a. Photoelectric daylight sensing device shall be low-voltage ambient light sensor (blue-
enhanced photo diode), which addresses the specified electronic dimming ballasts for
automatic continuous dimming. Sensor shall be field adjustable between 7 and
140 footcandles (75-1500 lux).
7. Lighting Contactor:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Mechanically held, electrically operated, with amperage and number of poles as
indicated on lighting contactor schedule shown on the Drawings. Mount in NEMA
Type 1 general-purpose enclosure unless indicated otherwise on the Drawings.
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
3) Triple pole, 230V coils, 50 Hz rated for switching inductive loads, and shall be
contained in Klippon manufactured enclosures, IP31 indoors and IP55 outdoors,
with devices wired to Klippon SAK terminals.
8. Dimming Systems:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Local Dimming Control: Provide slide dimmer compatible with switches and
coverplates as specified in this Section. Slide dimmer shall include ON/OFF
function and indicator light.
2) Programmable Dimming Control: Provide multichannel, multiscene programmable
dimming control module with remote control capabilities and adjustable dimming
fade rate. Refer to Drawing details for project-specific dimming system
requirements.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Wall Dimmers:
a) Rotary dial or slider type.
b) Rating
i. 600 watts minimum, fluorescent or incandescent as indicated on
Drawings.

T. Clean Subfab Soy Based Ink:

1. Soy based inks are required to be used for identification of equipment and materials when the
equipment and materials shall be installed in a clean subfab; e.g., the UL label on a conduit. No
paper labels or tags are allowed on equipment or materials installed in the clean subfab.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 INSTALLATION

A. General:
1. All bolts used to connect electrical components shall have a minimum of 1.5 threads protruding
beyond the nut after properly torqued.
2. Select the proper bolt grade for the devices being connected together.
3. In corrosive areas, provide stainless steel fasteners; i.e. RODI.

B. Bushings:
1. See Section 26_05_33_31(16131).

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 C. Connectors:
1. Provide and install insulated-ring or forked-tongue compression-connectors where terminations
are made on screws without pressure plates. Similar to T&B “Stakon” series or equal.
2. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a. Push-in terminations on wiring devices are prohibited. Terminate on captive screws.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) None specified.

D. Cord and Caps / Flex’s and Plugs:

1. Install prefinished cord set where connection with attachment plug is indicated or specified, or
use attachment plug with suitable strain-relief clamps.
2. Provide suitable strain-relief clamps for cord connections to outlet boxes and equipment
connection boxes.

E. Boxes:
1. Location And Type:
a. Types to be provided, cable and steel conduit/raceway and trunking systems.

Table 2.1
Electrical Box Locations for Cable and Steel Systems

Locations Box Type

Exterior locations Cast Iron or stainless steel
Interior dry locations with:
Rigid steel conduit Cast steel or malleable Iron
Electrical metallic tubing (60 Hz) Sheet steel
Steel armored cable Sheet steel
Interior wet locations with exposed and concealed conduits/raceways Cast steel or cast
aluminum, or malleable
Iron
Cleanroom locations Cast aluminum

b. Types to be provided, nonmetallic conduit/raceway system.

Table 2.2
Electrical Box Type and Locations for Nonmeteallic Systems

Locations Box Type

Exposed conduit/raceways corrosive locations Nonmetallic or cast
aluminum
Concealed conduit/raceways corrosive locations Nonmetallic

2. General:
a. Electrical box locations shown on drawings are approximate unless dimensioned. Verify
location of floor boxes and outlets in offices and work areas prior to initial installation.
b. Locate and install boxes to allow access. Where installation is inaccessible, coordinate
locations and sizes of required access doors. Notify the Contractor in writing where access
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 Section 08_31_00_00(08310).
c. Locate and install to maintain headroom and to present a neat appearance.
d. Identify all boxes in accordance with the requirements of Section 26_05_53_00(16075).
e. All boxes shall have covers installed after final inspection and before being concealed.
f. Do not use hinged cover enclosures where cover opens downward.
g. Additional Requirements:
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Provide 4-inch by 4-inch by 2-1/8-inch-deep boxes, or as shown on the
Drawings, for switches and receptacles with plaster rings as required, and as
required for splices, taps, wire pulling, equipment connections, and code
compliance.
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Provide 50- by 100-millimeter minimum boxes for devices as shown on
Drawings, and as required for wire pulling, equipment connections, and code
compliance. Provide 100-millimeter minimum boxes for ceiling luminaire
outlets.
3. Floor Boxes:
a. Set boxes level and flush with finish flooring material.
b. Drill opening for poke-through fitting installation in accordance with manufacturer’s
instructions.
c. Additional Requirements:
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Use floor boxes designed specifically for installations in slab on grade, except
for boxes cut into raised metal floors.
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Use cast iron or formed steel floor boxes for installations in slab on grade.
4. Pull And Junction Boxes:
a. Locate pull boxes and junction boxes above accessible ceilings, in unfinished areas, or
where access can be provided by the installation of an access door.
b. Support pull and junction boxes independently of conduit and in accordance with Section
26_05_29_00(16070).
c. All boxes shall be accessible.
d. Condulets (conduit bodies) can be used as junction or pull boxes as long as they are listed
for the application and the Contractor has evaluated the pulling calculations.
e. Additional Requirements:
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) In addition to pull boxes shown specifically on the Drawings, provide pull
boxes to limit conduit runs to 150 feet. Refer to Section 26_05_33_31(16131)
for additional conduit installation requirements.
b) Circuits of different systems (e.g., normal and emergency power) shall not be
installed in the same pull or junction box. Field-fabricated separation barriers
in pull and junction boxes shall not be used.
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c) Conductors from the “A”, “B” and “C” power sources or load buses shall not
share junction or pull boxes. Verify the sources for equipment prior to the
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2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a) In addition to pull boxes shown specifically on the Drawings, provide pull
boxes to limit conduit runs to 45 meters. Refer to Section
26_05_33_31(16131) for additional conduit installation requirements.
b) Use boxes of the types listed for specific locations.
5. Outlet Boxes:
a. Outlet boxes shall be recessed in masonry and sheet rock walls, and surface mounted on
concrete walls.
b. Locate boxes in masonry walls to require cutting of masonry unit corner only. Coordinate
masonry cutting to achieve neat openings for boxes. Use boxes with sufficient depth to
permit conduit box connections to be located in masonry void space.
c. Provide knockout closures for unused openings.
d. Install boxes in walls without damaging wall insulation.
e. Coordinate mounting heights and locations of outlets mounted above counters, benches,
backsplashes, and process tools.
f. When installing boxes in masonry walls, use boxes specifically designed for masonry
walls. Coordinate masonry cutting to achieve neat openings for boxes.
g. Position outlets to locate luminaires as shown on reflected ceiling plans.
h. Provide recessed outlet boxes in finished areas. Secure boxes to interior wall and partition
studs, accurately positioning to allow for surface finish thickness. Use stamped steel stud
bridges for flush outlets in hollow stud walls, and adjustable steel channel fasteners for
flush ceiling outlet boxes.
i. Align wall-mounted outlet boxes for switches, thermostats, and similar devices.
j. Provide necessary backing required to insure rigid mounting of outlet boxes.
k. Additional Requirements:
1) For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Do not install boxes back to back in walls. Provide minimum 6-inch
separation, except provide minimum 24-inch separation in acoustic or fire-
rated walls.
b) Use multiple-gang boxes where more than one device is mounted together; do
not use sectional boxes.
c) Do not install wiring from different voltage systems in the same multi-gang
box; e.g, 208V & 480V in same raceway are not allowed.
d) In inaccessible ceiling areas, position outlets and junction boxes within
6 inches of recessed luminaire, to be accessible through luminaire ceiling
opening, if possible. Otherwise, provide access doors.
2) For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
a) Do not install boxes back-to-back in walls. Provide minimum 150-millimeter
separation, except provide minimum 600-millimeter separation in acoustic-
rated walls.
b) Support boxes independently of conduit except for cast boxes that are
connected to two rigid metal conduits, both supported within 300 millimeters
of box.
c) Use multiple-gang boxes where more than one device is mounted together; do
not use sectional boxes. Provide barriers to separate wiring of different
voltage systems.
d) In inaccessible ceiling areas, position outlets and junction boxes within
150 millimeters of recessed luminaire, to be accessible through luminaire

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 ceiling opening.
e) In multiple-gang devices where more than one phase exists, install a warning
label stating the highest voltage within the device e.g. where a device has a
230V branch circuit on the A phase with another 230V branch circuit on say
the B phase, 400V exists across these two phases.

F. Underfloor Duct Installation:

1. Install underfloor duct per manufacturer's instructions. Locate ducts as shown on the Drawings.
2. In carpeted areas, install marker screws level with carpet backing.
3. Support Couplers and Supports: Join duct lengths using combination support couplers where
practical. Provide additional supports at manufacturer's recommendation and intervals each side
of junction boxes, and as close as practical to elbows, bends, and terminations.
4. Install insert within junction box. Align inserts on same centers for all services.
5. Do not extend inserts into special floor finishes such as terrazzo, marble, or wood.
6. Set coverplates flush with finished floor material.
7. Place rectangular plates square with wall lines.
8. Securely hold junction boxes and ducts in place during installation to avoid floating or other
movement.
9. Install service fittings after installation of floor finishes. Cut floors as necessary to install service
fittings, following duct manufacturer's instructions. Repair or replace damaged floor construction
or finish.
10. Provide expansion fittings with suitable bonding jumper where ducts cross building expansion
joints.
11. Wire and Cable Installation:
a. Clean ducts and fittings of debris and dust before installing wire and cable.
b. Pull wire and cable from outlet insert toward junction boxes.
c. Install branch circuit conductors continuous between junction boxes and the farthest fitting.
Do not cut conductor to make connection to receptacle devices.
12. Tolerances:
a. Test continuity of completed installation to assure that continuous ground path is
established.
13. Protection:
a. Protect boxes, coverplates, and rings from distortion, damage, and entry of concrete or
debris. Close unused ducts or conduit entrances to junction boxes. Seal duct terminations
at junction boxes.
b. Refinish or replace boxes, coverplates, or rings marred during construction.

G. Hinged Cover Enclosures/Cabinets:

1. Shop assemble enclosures and cabinets housing terminal blocks or electrical components.
2. Provide conduit hubs or knockouts on enclosures.
3. Provide protective pocket inside front cover with schematic diagram, connection diagram, and
layout drawings of control wiring and components within enclosure.
4. Install cabinets and enclosures plumb. Anchor securely to wall and structural supports at each
corner, minimum, with top edge parallel to floor and perpendicular to wall in a neat manner.
5. Provide accessory feet for freestanding equipment enclosures.
6. Install trim plumb.
7. Where required to meet the site design criteria, provide forced ventilation single-phase fan motor,
filtered with air plenum, finger guard, and stainless steel grill, washable aluminum filter,
accessible for cleaning from outside the enclosure, 20,000-hour continuous operation without

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 lubrication or service, 100 cfm, 240 cfm, or 360 cfm fan as required. Provide matching exhaust
grill assembly. Mount fan in lower side corner, exhaust grill in opposite upper side corner.
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Provide 115 volt fan motor.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Provide 230 volt fan motor.
8. Enclosure Assembly:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Assemble enclosures in accordance with NEMA ICS 6.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Assemble enclosure in accordance with relevant IEC standards.

H. Receptacles:
1. Install grounding/earthing pole on [top][bottom], or as indicated on the Drawings.
2. Install horizontal mounted receptacles with the ground/earth pin to the left, resulting in the neutral
terminal being up.
3. Install specific-use receptacles at heights shown on the Drawings. Where specified mounting
heights do not suit the building construction or finish, verify mounting height with the Project
Architect or Engineer.
4. Install flush and level.
5. Bond receptacles to boxes with grounding/earthing wire.
6. Do not use the back-stabs (tension type connections) on receptacles for wire terminations.
Devices without screw terminations are not approved.
7. Install convenience receptacles 18 inches (450 mm) above finished floor, 6 inches (150 mm)
above counters.
8. Special Requirements:
a. For 60 Hz regions the following applies:
1) GFCI Receptacles: Type 5-20R. All units shall be end-of-line type for protection
through their own outlets. Install GFCI type receptacles in corridors, rest rooms,
janitor’s closets, and other locations indicated on the Drawings.
b. For 50 Hz regions the following applies:
1) Socket outlet circuits shall be either radial or ring as indicated on the panelboard
schedules. All 230-volt and 400-volt socket outlet circuits shall be protected by
MCB and RCD units. The residual current device (RCD) shall have 30 mA
sensitivity. All socket outlets shall be tagged with circuit identification details on
pressure-sensitive tape labels.

I. Wall Plates and Box Covers:

1. Install decorative plates on switch, receptacle, and blank outlets in finished areas, using jumbo
size plates for outlets installed in masonry walls.
2. Install galvanized steel plates on outlet boxes and junction boxes in unfinished areas, above
accessible ceilings, and on surface-mounted outlets.
3. Install stainless steel covers on all cast aluminum boxes located in the cleanroom.
4. Install flush and level.

J. Wall Switches:
1. Install wall switches 48 inches (1200 mm) from center line of switch to finished floor.

K. Conduit/Cable Entry into Electrical Equipment:

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 1. Outdoor Locations: Enter the bottom only of the equipment.
2. Indoor Locations: Enter either the top only or the bottom only of electrical equipment. Do not
mix top and bottom entry conduits/cables.

3.2 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL

A. Perform testing per the requirements of Section 26_08_80_00(16080).

3.3 OPERATIONAL ACCEPTANCE TEST REPORT

A. Use the OAT form at the end of this Section to record progress and results of installation for completing
the Operational Acceptance Test for each unit.

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 OPERATIONAL ACCEPTANCE TEST REPORT
SECTION 26_05_00_01(16050)
BASIC ELECTRICAL MATERIALS AND METHODS

CM/GC Contractor Test Date

Equipment ID: Equipment Type: Basic Electrical Materials and Methods

Tag number

Verify all GFCI/RCD receptacles are properly installed and correctly wired in the locations shown
Yes No
on the Drawings and in areas required by the NEC®/IEC.
For 60Hz region only: Nuisance Trip Test: Verify that a current, below 4 milliamperes (mA), shall
not cause the GFCI to trip. A passing GFCI receptacle shall not trip below 4 mA, it should trip with Yes No
a reading between 4-6 mA.
For 60Hz region only: Safety Check Test: Verify that a current of between 4-6 mA shall trip the
Yes No
GFCI/RCD. The device passes when it trips between 4-6 mA.
For 50Hz region only: Safety Check Test: Verify that the current and time to trip RCD is recorded
Yes No
as per local standards.
Radio Transmitter Test: In critical applications, a typical site radio transmitter shall be keyed in
proximity, 1 foot (300 mm), of the installed GFCI/RCD device to verify that it is immune to a Yes No
nuisance trip.
Note: Attach Test Reports. Note: Generate SOR for each no .

Signature and date of persons performing and witnessing test(s) - Witness shall be by GC or Owner’s Rep.
Performer: Date: Performer: Date:

Witness: Date: Witness: Date:

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**************************************************************************************
The following table is for 60 HZ reference only. Delete before issuing specification.
**************************************************************************************

Receptacle Description NEMA No. Diagram

20A, 125V (duplex) 5-20

20A, 125V, IG (duplex) 5-20

20A, 125V, twist lock L5-20

20A, 125V, twist lock, IG L5-20

30A, 125V 5-30

30A, 125V, IG 5-30

30A, 125V, twist lock L5-30

30A, 125V, twist lock, IG L5-30

20A, 250V, single phase, 3 wire (duplex) 6-20

20A, 250V, single phase, 3-wire, IG 6-20

20A, 250V, single phase, 3-wire, twist lock L6-20

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 Receptacle Description NEMA No. Diagram

20A, 250V, single phase, 3-wire, twist lock, IG L6-20

30A, 250V, single phase, 3-wire 6-30

30A, 250V, single phase, 3-wire, IG 6-30

30A, 250V, single phase, 3-wire, twist lock L6-30

30A, 250V, single phase, 3-wire, twist lock, IG L6-30

20A, 250V, three phase, 4-wire 15-20

20A, 250V, three phase, 4-wire, twist lock L15-20

20A, 250V, three phase, 4-wire, twist lock, IG L15-20

20A, 125/250V, single phase, 4-wire 14-20

20A, 125/250V, single phase, 4-wire, twist lock L14-20

20A, 125/250V, single phase, 4-wire, twist lock, IG L14-20

30A, 125/250V, single phase, 4-wire 14-30

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 Receptacle Description NEMA No. Diagram

30A, 125/250V, single phase, 4 wire, twist lock L14-30

30A, 125/250V, single phase, 4-wire, twist lock, IG L14-30

30A, 250V, three phase, 4-wire 15-30

30A, 250V, three phase, 4-wire, twist lock L15-30

20A, 120/208V, three phase, 5-wire, twist lock 21-20

20A, 120/208V, three phase, 5-wire, twist lock, IG L21-20

30A, 120/208V, three phase, 5-wire, twist lock 21-30

30A, 120/208V, three phase, 5-wire, twist lock, IG L21-30

50A, 208V, single phase, 3-wire 6-50

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