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CLIENT:
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PROJECT:
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RENOVATION
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FERGUS, ONTARIO
CLIENT:
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General
Revision Column
Refer to Note 'X' on drawing where note bubble is displayed.
#
dd.mon.yy
Description
[X].YY
Indicated equipment to be connected to Panel X Circuit Number YY. Wiring methods and
wiring as per specifications and OESC requirements.
1
26.Aug.2016
For Permit/Tender
M|XX
Associated wiring for indicated item and required connections / voltage / amperage etc. is
detailed on the Mechanical Wiring Schedule, item XX. Electrical contractor to provide wiring
as detailed on the mechanical schedule, equipment to be provided by mechanical contractor.
H|XX
Associated Equipment and required connections / voltage / amperage etc. is detailed on the
Electric Heater Schedule, item XX. Electrical contractor is responsible for provision and
installation of all electrical heaters, associated controls, and wiring.
C|XX
Associated lighting control and required connections / voltage / amperage etc. is detailed on
the Lighting Control System, item XX. Electrical contractor responsible for instllation of all
controls, wiring and associated programming.
L|XX
Associated Luminaire and required connections / voltage / amperage etc. is detailed on the
Light Fixuter Schedule, item XX. Electrical contractor responsible for installation of all fixtures,
wiring and associated supports.
J|XX
Associated 'J' Hook hook size / colour etc / mounted as per J-Hook Schedule, item XX.
Electrical contractor to provide and install J-Hooks where indicated. Coordinate mounting and
exact locations on site with Owner It Forces.
Indicated connection / conduit / device is floor mounted
C
Indicated connection / conduit / device is recessed in ceiling.
W
Indicated connection / conduit / device is wall mounted.
WP
Indicated connection / device / box is to be rated "weather proof"
Receptacles
120V 15A 1P Receptacle (CSA-5-15R Configuration) (Mount at 12" unless otherwise noted)
120V 20A 1P Receptacle (CSA-5-20R Configiration) (Mount at 12" unless otherwise noted)
24CCT
2
IG
Indicates Class 'A' GFCI protected receptacle
S
Indicate "Split" duplex receptacle
CT
Indicated receptacle to be mounted 8" above finnished countertop.
Q
Indicate Quad Receptacle location
EX
EX
EX
Notes:
1.
2.
3.
Disconnect feed from existing
snowmeltsystem and connect to new
panel in resource room see floor plan for
exact locaiton feed to be rated at 4W
rated at 115A
Rework exising main feed through new
347/600 library panel, and back to
existing splitter box.
Rework existing switching arrangement
to suit demo of all existing lighting
removed by this renovation.
EX
Receptacle Designations
Indicated outlet c/w Class 'A' GFCI protected receptacle
EX
EX
NEW Panel-B
125A
120/208V
3Ø 4W
42CCT Panel
EX
3
Dedicated Receptacle for specific equiment (Voltage, Amperage and CSA configuration as per
drawing)
GF
LP-A
100A
100A.F.
Exisitng
Main Switch
600V
3Ø 4W
1
EX
25KVA
600/120/208V
3Ø 4W Transformer
Drawings not to be used for Construction. Contact Dorey Designs Ltd.
for an updated Construction Set that includes all Addendums,
building department comments, etc. prior to commencing work.
F
NEW Panel PP
100A
347/600V
3Ø 4W
42CCT Panel
C/W Feed Through
Lugs
22 kA rated
Exising building Feed
X
EX
Switches
S
120V 15A 1P Rated switch
Manual Disconnect Switch, Voltage / Amperage as per drawing / Mechanical schedule.
Indicates Thermostat for electric heater provided by and installed by Electrical Contractor. See
electric heater schedule for Thermostat specificaitons.
T
1
Power Riser
Scale: NTS
Switch Desginations
3
Indicated switch to be a "3-Way" switch
4
Indicated switch to be a "4-Way" switch
P
Indicated switch to be c/w pilot light indicating power
T
Indicated switch to be Timmer Switch (Leviton LTB30-1LZ or equal)
Mechanical Equipment Wiring Schedule
Equipment Connections
Indicated connection for Motorized Equipment, Voltage, and Amperage as per Drawings / Tag
/ Mechanical Schedule.
Type
Description
Voltage
MCA/HP
MOCP
Notes
Inidcates connection to equipment requiring a direct feed. Voltage, Amperage and wire size as
per Drawings / Tag / Schedules
EF1
Exhaust Fan
120V 1Ø
1A
15A
Provide local disconnect Switch and control via motion sensor (30M)
EF2
Exhaust Fan
120V 1Ø
1A
15A
Provide local disconnect Switch and control via motion sensor (30M)
EF3
Exhaust Fan
120V 1Ø
1A
15A
Provide local disconnect Switch and control via motion sensor (30M)
EX.WH
Existing Water Heater
208V 1Ø
14.42A
20A
WH1
New Water Heater
120V 1Ø
12A
15A
Lighting Control Schedule
Indicates conduit stub. Conduit to be minimum 3/4" unless otherwise indicated Height and
size as indicated on drawing.
Provide 'J' hook at indicated location in ceiling space for Low voltage / communication cable.
J-Hooks to be mounted no more than 12" above finnished ceiling. Provide pull strings from
Data boxes through J-hook network to Data hub location.
Type
Manufacture
Indicates empty electrical box, box mounting height, size and conduit connections as per box
designations / drawings communication riser.
A
Sensor Switch
B
Empty Box Desinations
D
Single gang 3" deep box for Data/Telephone Mounted at 12" A.F.F. unless otherwise noted.
Provide 3/4" EC to nearest accessible ceiling space, as per communicaiton riser, or as per
routing indicated on drawings. Provide Bushing at conduit in ceiling space.
Wiring Conneciton Tags
Indicates 0-10V low voltage dimming wire between fixtures and lighting controls. Provide
2#18 twisted pair for runs. Wire to be copper, jacket colour to be purple. Suspended in
J-Hooks provided, maintain 12" seperation between 0-10V wire and 120V/208V/347V/600V
conductors.
V
C
Indicates 120V connection, provide minimum 2#12 + grd. Wiring type and installation method
as per specifications / Drawings / ESA.
E
Indicates Cat5e wiring between connection points. Field terminate at both ends as per nLight
specificaiotns or use pre-terminated cables.
XP
Indicates Xth switched pole of attached relay / lighting control device
Fire Alarm
120V
Connections
0-10V
Wall moutned dual tech motion and 0-10V dimming Control
1
1
Sensor Switch
Wall mounted infrared wall control
1
C
Sensor Switch
Ceiling Mount Lowvoltage dual tech motion controll
D
Sensor Switch
Two pole (separate time-outs) wall mounted Dual Tech Motion
Control
E
Sensor Switch
Corner mount wall motion Controll
F
Sensor Switch
Automatic infrared and daylight sensor with dimming. Min set point
10%
G
Sensor Switch
0-10V Wall dimming wall controller
PP
Sensor Switch
PowerPack
Fire Alarm Bell
Fire alarm strobe, candela as per drawing
Fire alarm combination horn / strobe, candela as per drawing
1P
Notes
2P
10min
10min
1
10min
10min
2
1
10min
1
1
10min
1
1
10min
1
30min
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Connections
Type
Manufacture
Catalog Number
Description
Voltage
EX
NA1
Na
Existing Fixture to remain
120V
EX-R
NA
NA
Existing fixture (Relocated)
120V
Existing fixture jto be removed
120V
EX-D
0-10V
Cat5E
Source
Lamps
Mounting
Height
Location
120V
1
LED
8'0"
Reading Nook
B
Peerless Ligthing
Staple
Direct / Indirect
120V
1
LED
8'0"
Offices Area
C
Marks Architectural
Slot 2
4' 2"x4" profile Linear Up/Down Light
120V
1
LED
8'0"
Circulation/Childrens/Comps
Duct Mounted smoke detector (system connected)
C1
Marks Architectural
Slot 2
8' 2"x4" profile Linear Up/Down Light
120V
1
LED
8'0"
Circulation/Childrens/Comps
120V Residential Smoke/CO Alarm c/w visual signaling component. Conforming to
CAN/ULC-S531 and the requirements in 18.5.3 of NFPA 72.
D
Lithona Lighting
Avante
Volumetric 2x4
120V
1
LED
New Offices
Fire Alarm Wiring Module
D1
Lithona Lighting
Avante
Volumetric 1x4
120V
1
LED
New Offices
E
Lithona Lighting
Avante
Surface 1x4 LED
120V
1
LED
Washroom
F
Gotham Lighting
6" LED Pot Light
Canopy
120V
1
LED
20' Track Lighting
20' of Magellan track wall mounted at 8'0" 16" from
wall, c/w 16 track heads and all required mounting
hardware, joiners, transformer etc. Provide
compatible low voltage dimmers for track to suit
number of heads / trasformers.
120V
0
LED
Decorative Wall Pack
120V
EOL
End of Line Resistor
IM
Input Module for Conventional Devices
S
Time Out (M)
Direct / Indirect
Fire Alarm Module Designations
Z
Colour
Cerra 7
Multi-Sensor Smoke Detector (system connected)
A
Cat5e
Height
Peerless Ligthing
Rate of Rise Detector (System connected)
S
Mounting
A
Fixed heat detector (System Connected)
S
Description
Light Fixture Schedule
Fire Alarm Control Panel (XXXX - See fire alarm control panel for detailed Specifications)
Fire Alarm Horn
Cat. #
Project
North
Indicates conduit turning up to location as indicated on drawing. Conduit Size to be minumum
3/4" unless otherwise indicatedas per drawings.
True
North
Indicates conduit turning down to location as indicated on drawing. Conduit Size to be
minimum 3/4" unless otherwise noted.
Zone Isolation Module
G
Contech Lighting
Suite Isolation Module
H
Lithonia Lighting
D1 Series
Notes
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SPECIFIC NOTES:
1. Verify mounting height of GFCI receptacle for drinking fountain
prior to installation.
2. Indicate location of power door operator / emergency aid
singnalling system. Electrical contractor to provide single gang
boxes for: Push to Open buttons (2), Push to lock/unlock button
(1), Locked indicator (1), Alarm / Visual signals above door (2),
Emergency Pull cord / button (1), and door controller low voltage
junction box (1). Electrical contractor to provide low voltage
wiring (2#18) from each location to door controller low voltage
junction box. Allow for up to 4 wires from each button location.
Prior to running wiring / rough-in of boxes / etc., Electrical
contractor to verify all requirements, including box type, box
locations, wiring type and wiring requirements with
manufacturer's shop drawings.
3. Electrical contractor to install divided floor box at indicated
location. Hubble 10" concrete box or equal. All floor cutting /
patching is by general contractor. Provide 2-15A-1P receptacles
on circuits B.XX and B.XX and a 1" EC from the floorbox to the
ceiling space.
4. Data and Receptacle to be located at 1000m for wall mounted
phone, verify location and height on site with owner.
5. Indicates direct feed for gas fire place and data and power above
fire place for future Television / Display. Coordinate exact
location onsite with owner.
6. Connect new Pull station to existing fire alarm panel. Existing
panel is an Edwards Fireshield single zone conventional panel.
7. Reuse circuit for existing barrier-free door for new barrier-free
door. Provide boxes and conduits at bf locations as indicated or
2#18 low voltage wire from box location to power door operator,
verify wiring / conduit requirements on site with manufacturer's
shop drawings prior to rough-in.
8. Re-use existing barrier-free circuit for new automatic sliding
doors, drawings, provide low voltage wiring 4#18 from motion
sensor locations above door to door controller as required.
Coordinate exact location of feed and any required wiring on site
with manufacturer's shop drawings.
10. Wiring control indicatd is typical of all rooms with similar setup
and control devices.
11. Provide new 4KW Fan Forced electric heater, provide standard
chips to architect when submitting shop drawings for colour
selection. Feed to be 347V 1Ø
12. For Seperate price #3 - Include all equipment and labour for a
complete installation, coordinate with general contractor to
ensure all required concrete prep / work is included in tender
price. Electric snow melting system is for ramp / stairs / patio.
Snow melting system to have a density target design power
density of 50W / sq/ft. Snow melting system to be complete with
an automatic snow melting controller, precipitation sensor, slab
sensor and all required satillite contactors for a complete and
working system. Electrical contractor to contact manufactures for
a complete system including layout during tender. Submit
Manufacturer and Manufacturer's recommended BOM with
seperate price. System to be fed with 600V 3Ø breaker, breaker
indicated in panel B to be sized as per manufacture's
recommendations. All required interior equipment to be located
in main electrical room. Acceptacle manufacturers include
Raychem, 3M, list is not exclusive- manufacturers may contact
engineer during tender for inclusion as an equal provider. Total
area is approx 826 sq/ft divided as follows:
12.1. Ramp: 190 sq/ft
12.2. Path to stairs 174 sq/ft
12.3. Patio 462 sq/ft
12.4. Stairs - 4 Risres, 6" rise, 12" tread, 6'0" wide.
13. Seperate price #2 - recessed cavity by architect to be painted
white, Cavity size is 4100mm x 875mm, 125mm deep. Electrical
contractor to provide LED sign grid light backlighting, SignBOX II
by www.sloanLED.com or equal. Electrical contractor to source
and install white opaque acrylic sign material. Provide clips as
3
", c/w
required. Acrylic to be one piece, thickness to be minium 16
with all required mounting clips to flush mount acrylic to cavity.
Power supplies to be mounted inside. Power density and
uniformity to be as per manufacturer's recommendations (3
modules / ft, 0.9W module, 12" centre).
14. All existing lighting in renovated area to be removed, and lighting
circuits reworked to suit new lighting layouts. All existing
receptacles to remain.
15. Existing water heater from janitors room to be relocated to
electrical room. Electrical contractor to resuse breaker and feed
and provide new junction box and wiring as required for a
complete installation. Existing water heater is a 208V-3KW.
16. Existing switch to be replaced with type B motion control.
17. Existing exterior lighting to be disconnected, rework feed to suit
new type 'H' fixture mounted at 12' above grade. Coordinate
exact location of fixtures with architectual elevations. Provide
new Leviton VPT24-1PZ Astromonical Timer located in main
electrical room for control of all exterior lighting. Existing
photocell / timeclocks to be deleted.
V
C|PP
V
L|EX-R
C.
C
L|EX-R
B.
Entire building (including the general lighting) is backed-up via an
existing Emergency Generator.
All existing fire alarm bells to be removed. Provide new horn
strobes as indicated on drawings connected to new signalling
circuit. Upgrade batteries in Panel as required to allow 24hr
standy by power followed by 30 min of activation. Existing panel
is a Edwards Fireshield panel.
All emergency lighting units in renovated area to be removed.
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The electrician must verify that the correct load has been properly isolated and that
there is no voltage present at the load. Contractor shall comply with CSA Z462
7.6
The equipment, boxes, conduit, or cable for removal by others must be spray painted
at 5 foot intervals with fluorescent red paint to indicate a de-energized and properly
isolated circuit.
7.7
The conduit and cable from the upstream panel or disconnect must be removed,
wiring pulled back, and the resulting opening plugged with a hole cover.
2.
Scope of work
7.8
2.1
Determine the full scope of the work by referring to all drawings and specifications.
Any questions are to be directed to the engineer prior to bidding the work.
Other tradesmen shall not open up any equipment or remove any conduit or cable
that has not been spray painted red.
7.9
2.2
Any errors or omissions in the drawing or specifications must be reported to the
engineer prior to bid closing. Failure to do so will not relieve the contractor from
completing the job as intended or meeting the intent of paragraph 3.1.
If there is any question as to whether a load is still energized or not isolated, work
must stop until it is confirmed that it is safe.
2.3
Field changes - the contractor shall install equipment as per the drawing. Deviations
for any reason must be approved by the engineer in writing. Any non-approved
changes are subject to correction at the cost of the contractor.
2.4
Perform all work in such a manner so as to cause as little disturbance or
inconvenience as possible to the existing operations of the owner. Provide
temporary measures as appropriate to the situation or as required from time to time
by the owner or the engineer.
2.5
All work must be coordinated with work of all trades to ensure proper and complete
installations. Where integration of work is required with other trades, notify all
trades with requirements for openings, sleeves, inserts and other hardware
necessary for a complete installation. All work is to be carefully coordinated. Any
modifications, repairs, or extra work due to lack of coordination is the responsibility
of the contractor.
8.
Equipment, materials and methods
2.6
Properly plan all routing and locations of services with other trades. All routing and
locations on drawings is general and will require field investigation to establish exact
routes. If in doubt, contact the engineer prior to performing the work.
8.1
2.7
Co-ordinate noisy work with other trades to minimize noise disturbances. Schedule
work at times approved by owner.
All items installed must be CSA and/or ULC and/or electrical safety authority
approved for the particular application. All work and installation must be acceptable
to the equipment manufacturer or system supplier and be approved by the electrical
safety authority. All materials specified with the manufacturer's name, type, etc., are
to establish type and quality of materials. Other manufacturers may be used, but
only after obtaining written approval from the engineer. Unless otherwise specified,
used or re-furbished equipment and material shall not be used.
2.8
Protect and properly store all equipment and materials on site from damage. Safe
storage is the responsibility of division 16 contractor. Contractor shall repair or
replace damaged equipment etc. at the discretion of owner.
2.9
Engineer shall have access to work at all times and shall be notified at appropriate of
stages of the work. Where work does not comply with standards or work specified or
implied, the deficiency shall be corrected as directed by engineer. All subsequent
testing to verify operation or performance shall be at contractor's expense.
3.
Regulations and permits
3.1
Provide all work and materials in accordance with the latest editions of the Ontario
electrical safety code, the Ontario building code, and all applicable municipal and
provincial codes and regulations. Any materials, equipment or installations not
meeting all requirements of the appropriate regulatory agencies will not be accepted.
It is the contractor's responsibility to ensure these requirements are met and provide
evidence of such.
3.2
Obtain and pay for all permits for the execution and inspection of the electrical work.
All work shall be performed by qualified journeyman electricians or apprentices
holding valid Ontario certificates of qualification and be supervised by a competent
foreman. The contractor shall also be a registered master electrician if such is
required in the particular municipality where the work is being performed. ESA
certificates verifying that the installation and equipment meets all applicable
inspections shall be presented to the engineer.
3.3
The contractor must carry proper and adequate liability insurance to protect both
himself, the engineer, and the owner from all claims related to his work for this
project.
4.
Drawing/Document Submissions
4.1
Submit electronic shop drawings by e-mail for all items and equipment to the Project
Manager, Architect, and Engineer for approval prior to purchase of the material.
Catalogue cut sheets are acceptable only if the item is clearly identified. Copy of
approved shop drawings to be located on project thumb drive in directory labeled
"Shop Drawings".
4.2
Products listed and/or specified on contract documents are selected to establish
design standards. Acceptable equal manufacturers are listed in most cases. Ensure
products supplied are equivalent to specified products. The use of Alternate
products may be proposed to engineer for acceptance prior to closing of bids with
complete listing of credits. Any proposed changes initiated by contractor after award
of contract may be considered by the engineer at the engineer's discretion. Costs for
such changes if approved by engineer and costs associated with review by the
engineer shall be paid for by the contractor.
4.3
4.4
Contractor to provide USB thumb drive containing all project documentation as
outlined in this specification. Including but not limited to as built drawings, product
shop drawings, manuals for all products installed on project, panel directories, fire
alarm diagrams, ESA final inspection report, Emergency lighting Test Letter, and
Engineer's final approval letter. All documents to be in PDF format unless otherwise
specified. Thumb drive to be submitted to the electrical engineer for review prior to
submission to owner. Once reviewed by engineer, contractor to provide thumb drive
and printed copy of all documents on thumb drive in a project binder. All Drawings to
be printed full size, folded neatly and provide a sleeve in Binder. Submit thumb drive
and project binder prior to application for and release of final payment.
Contractor to provide set of electronic as-built drawings to the owner on project
thumb drive, indicating all deviations and approved changes from the most up to
date plans. Drawings in AutoCAD (DWG R200) format are available from the
engineer for this purpose, match existing format / drafting standards in CAD Plans.
Provide AutoCAD (DWG Format) and PDF format in a Director labeled "Electrical
Plans".
5.
Guarantee
5.1
Provide a written guarantee which covers all materials and installation of this division
for this project. The guarantee shall extend for a period of at least one year from the
date of final acceptance of the work by the engineer. Where defects occur,
contractor shall be responsible for all costs incurred in making defective work good
including repair or replacement of building finishes, other materials, or damage to
other equipment caused by such defects, or by subsequent replacement or repairs.
6.
Examinations
6.1
Carefully examine the site and contract documents for the work prior to bidding.
Visit the existing building or site and become familiar with the scope of work to be
performed. Anything that is unclear or appears to be deficient must be brought to
the attention of the engineer during bid period. No extras will be allowed for
anything which would have been discovered in the course of such an examination.
6.2
6.3
Contractor shall declare in his bid submission any instance where he has not fully
complied with the drawings and specifications. If no declaration is made, it will be
assumed that the contractor agrees with and will fully comply with the drawings and
specifications.
Alternative methods to improve the quality of the job or provide cost savings are
encouraged but must be listed in the bid submission as options with a separate price
adjustment.
7.10
7.11
8.2
8.3
8.4
In cases where it is not practical to remove the conduit at the upstream circuit
breaker panel or disconnect (due to multiple circuits), the load shall be isolated at the
upstream device but the wires shall be cut, taped together, and removed with the
conduit or cable at the furthest practical upstream junction box.
Completely disconnect all boxes, raceway, and wire, etc, from existing walls & areas
to be demolished by this alteration and terminate safely at supply panel or reroute to
suit new installation or as indicated on drawing. All obsolete materials which are to
be removed and not relocated or reused will become property of contractor at the
discretion of the owner. Remove from site and dispose of according to municipal
regulations. Hazardous materials must be disposed of according to the relevant
regulations in force. Hazardous material removal is the responsibility of the
contractor and written proof of proper disposal must be provided upon request.
Mount equipment as close to practical to the location shown on the drawings taking
into account site conditions. The engineer reserves the right to relocate any fixture,
outlet, equipment, etc., up to 10 feet prior to installation without incurring any extra
cost. If in doubt notify the engineer prior to proceeding.
Ensure all outlet boxes installed in the vicinity of a building vapour barrier are
installed with vapour barrier protection integral with the specific wall or ceiling
construction. For each applicable outlet box, provide an appropriately sized Hubble
or equal vapour barrier box surrounding the outlet box to seal all air leaks and
maintain vapour barrier continuity.
Use only approved conduit and raceways of adequate size to suit types and number
of conductors being carried. Every section of conduit or armoured cable shall be
adequately secured per the OESC using approved supports, clamps and fasteners. All
conduit or armoured cable run in finished areas shall be concealed in walls, ceilings
or furring unless otherwise approved by the engineer.
10.1
Provide all labour and materials to relocate, alter, extend the electrical service and
distribution system if so required, and as shown on the drawings to meet the
requirements of the project. Co-ordinate with all utility supply authorities and
electrical inspection authorities to insure that the new service meets all utility and
electrical code requirements.
10.2
Update any panel or breaker schedules to reflect changes and additions. Panel
directories shall be prepared on a computer in Microsoft Word format, font shall be
sans-serif, 12pt, listing each beaker designation, breaker size, and item the breaker
feeds. Provide 1 printed and laminated copy to be permanently fixed to the panel, a
plastic sleeve permanently fixed to the panel containing 2 additional printed copies.
Provide copy of all Word Documents on project thumb drive in sub-directory labeled
"Electrical Panel Schedules".
10.3
New devices installed in any existing equipment shall match the quality and type of
the existing devices and any modifications made to the equipment shall be installed
in a manner so approved by electrical safety authority. New devices must not
compromise the integrity or operation of the existing equipment.
10.4
All panels shall be of a type to accommodate current and voltage as indicated on the
drawings and sized to accommodate branch circuit breakers and spaces as shown on
the panel schedules. Provide locking doors for all panels.
10.5
All moulded case breakers shall be of a bolt-on type rated a minimum of 22ka-sym
interrupting capacity at 208 volts, 3 phase or 22ka-sym at 600 volts, 3 phase, unless
otherwise specified on the drawings. Fault currents rating specified on the Detail
"Power Riser" shall take precedence. The exact short circuit requirements must meet
electrical safety authority requirements and may exceed the previously mentioned
values. All fuses shall be hrc-1, class j, time delay. Indicate on shop drawing when
series rating has been used to achieve the minimum fault ratings.
Revision Column
15.
Branch circuit Panelboards
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15.1
Schneider electric "square d nqod type" panelboard sized as indicated on the
drawings. Panels are to be recessed vertical wall-mounted.
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15.2
Enclosure to be EEMAC 1, ansi-60 light gray colour, galvanized steel. Trim to be
code-gauge steel, ansi-61 light gray finish applied by baked on polyester powder
coating. Door to have rounded corners, concealed hinges and 130-degree swing,
lockable, and be supplied with a type-written directory.
15.3
Neutral bus to be included.
15.4
Panelboards are to have a copper bus, as scheduled on the drawings. Ground bus to
be copper.
15.5
Provide full documentation and service manual and manufacturer's standard
warranty.
15.6
Generally acceptable Manufacture: Schneider, Cutler-Hammer, Seimans.
16.
Dry-type distribution transformer
16.1
Transformer to be dry type sized according to the drawings.
16.2
Transformers to be meet S0R/94-651 and CSA C802.2 efficiency levels.
16.3
Insulation to be 220 Deg c, temperature rise to be 115deg c.
16.4
Winding taps to be 2 at +/- 2.5% and windings to be copper.
16.6
Sound levels: c22.2 no.57-m90 (r2001)
16.7
Enclosure to be ventilated, Nema 3r, ANSI grey 61 unless otherwise noted.
10.8
The contractor shall supply all fuses and other protective devices required to deliver a
working system. The contractor shall set any adjustable protective devices required
to deliver a working system. The contractor shall set any adjustable protective
devices to meet the requirements of the electrical safety authority.
16.8
Nameplate to include transformer connection data, linear load and frequency.
16.9
Acceptable manufacturers include Schneider, Siemens, Hammond, and Rex Power
Magnetics.
17.
Electric heaters
17.1
Baseboard Heaters to be supplied and installed by electrical contractor. Manufacture,
Wattage and Voltage as per drawings. Colour to be white unless otherwise noted.
c/w external thermostat, group with wall switch unless otherwise noted. Where no
switch is present, locate thermostat on wall beside door, opposite to hinges.
17.2
Fan Forced Heaters to be supplied and installed by electrical contractor.
Manufacture, Wattage and Voltage as per drawings. Colour to be white unless
otherwise noted. C/w external thermostat, group with wall switch unless otherwise
noted. Where no switch is present, locate thermostat on wall beside door, opposite
to hinges.
17.3
Acceptable manufacturers include Ouellet, Stelpro & Chromalox.
10.9
Prime and paint all exposed raceway and boxes, etc. to match existing the colour
scheme or as specified by the architect.
10.10
Install new wiring above accessible ceilings in conduit raceway for main runs. Flexible
raceway may be run to a maximum length of 15ft. this will be acceptable only for
branch runs from the main conduit raceway to devices recessed in drywall partitions
and for feeds to fixtures from a suitable located junction box located in the accessible
ceiling space. New feeds to devices in block walls will be run in rigid raceway only or
as approved on site by the engineer. All main runs shall not be supported from any
support structure of fixtures or mechanical equipment.
10.11
All new wiring runs on exposed concrete and precast concrete tee ceilings shall be
run in non-flexible raceway. Flexible raceway will be only allowed for branch runs
from the main rigid raceway to devices recessed in drywall partitions and for feeds to
suspended fixtures not using hollow stem hangers for raceways, with a max. length
of 15ft. All exposed ceiling raceway shall be run at maximum height or between
concrete tees and at no time will the raceway be run at right angles at bottom of
concrete tees except at end walls.
10.12
Run all concealed and surface mounted raceway in a neat manner at right angles to
building lines so as to clear all obstructions.
8.6
11.1
8.7
Label all junction boxes with black marker identifying circuits, panels and systems.
12.
Conduit / J-hooks / Cable Tray Systems
8.8
Provide all necessary grounding as required by the OESC, the electrical safety
authority and the the local supply authority regardless of whether it is shown on the
drawings. All conduits must carry an insulated green ground conductor sized per the
OESC.
12.1
8.9
In general, all necessary cutting and patching for the electrical work will be provided
by the appropriate sub-trade at the expense of the electrical contractor. Holes
through exterior walls and roof are to be flashed and made weatherproof. Repair
any damage caused by the electrical trade to existing buildings or equipment, etc., to
the engineer's satisfaction. Upon completion of the work, clean all equipment and
remove from the site all debris associated with the electrical trade.
Provide empty conduit and box systems to allow installation of the telephone system,
security system, voice/data system, lighting control system, audio visual system, etc.,
as detailed on the drawings and applicable risers. All boxes to be labeled as per riser
notations. Where conduit terminates without a box, label conduit as per riser
notations. Where faceplate is to be provided by others, label o be installed inside
box. Labels to be industrial grade printed self-adhesive vinyl labels. Label to be black
text with white background, text height to be 1/4" (18 pt), sans-serif font.
12.2
Install 2 (two) polyethylene pull cords in all empty conduits, where J-Hooks continue
pull cord through J-Hook
12.3
Terminate all conduits with an approved insulated bushing.
12.4
Unless otherwise noted, all indicated boxes are to be single gang, and 3/4" conduit is
to be used from box to nearest accessible ceiling space.
12.5
All J Hooks to be ERICO CADDY CAT LINKS CATXXHP style c/w all required mounting
hardware, where a double or triple hook is called for, provide additional J-hooks. Size
to be 1" unless otherwise specified. Provide
12.6
Cable trays to be ladder style, Hubble HLSXX12B or similar, lengths to suit installation,
complete with all required supports, bends and height changes and indicated on the
drawing. Verify colour with architect prior to ordering.
12.7
Raceways shall be fully completed, cleared of all debris, and capped.
13.
Fire alarm
13.1
Contractor to provide a new or upgraded fire alarm system as indicated on the
drawings. Include for one spare zone as indicated on fire alarm zone schedule.
Co-ordinate quantity and locations of sprinkler system devices with mechanical
sprinkler contractor. System to be a complete system and not limited to the devices
indicated below.
13.2
Provide audible devices as indicated on the drawings. Audible devices using different
sounds shall not be mixed within a building area.
13.3
Provide manual pull stations compatible with the fire alarm system.
8.12
Acceptable manufacturers to include, Uniglo, Stanpro, and Emergi-lite.
Connect all single phase loads such that there is the least amount of phase
imbalance.
Provide all power and control wiring as well as disconnect switches and associated
equipment required by the other trades in the execution of the project. The
contractor shall refer to the drawings and specifications of this division as well as all
other divisions of the specifications to determine the actual requirements of all other
trades. Any questions or areas of concern should be addressed to the engineer prior
to bid closing. Any question after that time shall be answered by the engineer but
any additional costs shall be the responsibility of the contractor.
Label all new distribution equipment, including but not limited to panels, cabinets,
starters, contactors, disconnect switches, etc., with industrial grade weatherproof
printed self-adhesive vinyl labels. Label to be black text with white background, text
height to be 1/2" (~36 point), sans-serif font. Re-label any existing equipment feeding
new equipment where label has faded or been damaged. Label to list equipment
designation, voltage, max fuse size (if applicable), and source.
14.7
10.7
Wiring for other trades
8.11
All units shall be suitable for the area classification and environment
Mounting: transformers 75kva and less shall be suitable for wall, floor or trapeze
mounting; transformers larger than 75kva shall be suitable for floor or trapeze
mounting.
11.
Provide all sleeves, inserts, and hangers required for the electrical work. All sleeves
or holes piercing noted acoustical separations, private office walls, meeting room
walls, etc for to be packed with acoustical insulation and sealed at both ends with
acoustical caulking. Patch all openings around installations of this division piercing
fire or smoke separations with an approved watertight smoke and fire stop sealant or
mechanical device.
14.6
16.5
Supply and install specification grade wiring devices similar to Hubbell (no. 5262
receptacles, no. 18200 toggle switches, no. ig-5262 isolated ground receptacles, etc.)
tamper resistant receptacles to be Leviton 5321 series or equal. Provide special
receptacles and outlets as identified on the drawings. All device cover plates shall be
stainless steel unless otherwise indicated in the drawings. Receptacle, switch, and
cover plate colours shall be per architect's direction. All receptacles to be "Decora"
style unless otherwise specified, provide shop drawings for all receptacles, switches,
and other specified wiring devices indicating style, grade and colour.
Provide legible signs and barriers on or around all live panels and outlets during
construction to prevent injury or shock. Contractor shall comply with CSA Z462.
Combination exit/emergency battery units are to comply with CSA.
Any branch circuit breakers used to switch lighting load shall be rated as switching
duty breakers.
8.5
8.10
14.5
10.6
Use type T90 or RW90 building wire rated at the service voltage and approved for the
particular installation for all wiring in conduit or raceways unless otherwise specified.
Use only copper conductors. Each lighting fixture shall be individually connected to
the circuit junction boxes. Direct connection between fixtures is not allowed. Join all
conductors using approved solderless wing nut pressure connectors. All circuits to be
supplied with individual neutral wires sized accordingly.
Panel Layout: PP
Panel Name:
Panel info:
Notes:
CCT
BRK
Panel PP
200A 120/208V 3Ø 4W 42P
Flush Mounted
Description
40A-3P
Description
BRK
Electric Heater
Snow Melting (verify size with
Manf)
20A-1P
CCT
PP.2
26.Aug.2016
8.13
Mark all new outlets indicating panel & circuit number, with industrial grade printed
self-adhesive vinyl labels. Label to be black text with white background, text height to
be 1/4" (18 pt), sans-serif font.
8.14
Provide (2) weeks advance notice to the owner or engineer regarding any planned
power outage.
8.15
Obtain an ESA certificate of inspection upon completion of the project and provide
copies to the owner and the engineer.
8.16
All equipment and installation methods shall be suitable for the area classification. If
in doubt, the engineer must be notified for direction prior to work proceeding.
13.4
Smoke and heat detectors to be suitable for mounting in locations and environments
as indicated on the drawings.
9.
Lighting
13.5
Contractor to arrange and include third party verification in price.
Provide shop drawings prior to purchase of materials.
9.1
Supply and install all light fixtures including all lamps and ballasts as specified on the
drawings and in the specifications. Provide shop drawings for all lighting fixtures,
lamps, and ballasts to be used on project.
13.6
13.7
Provide as-builts and certification of system verification to the engineer on system
completion.
B.1
15A-1P
-
-
15A-1P
B.2
B.3
15A-1P
-
-
15A-1P
B.4
13.8
All components of the system must be compatible with the fire alarm control panel.
B.5
15A-1P
-
-
15A-1P
B.6
9.2
The contractor shall ensure that both recessed and surface mounted lighting fixtures
mounted as part of a suspended ceiling system are adequately supported. Fixtures
must be suspended from the building structure and not from the ceiling deck unless
otherwise specified by the engineer. Fixture safety chains if required shall be
installed in an approved manner.
13.9
Installation shall conform to CAN/ULC-S524 and local fire department requirements.
B.7
20A-1P
-
-
15A-1P
B.8
13.10
Testing and verification shall conform to to CAN/ULC-S536.
B.9
20A-1P
-
-
15A-1P
B.10
B.11
15A-1P
-
-
15A-1P
B.12
13.11
Contractor is responsible for maintaining the integrity of the fire alarm system
throughout the entire project. Contractor is responsible for ensuring that the system
is fully functional (or provisions made and communicated to the owner) at the end of
each working day during construction.
B.13
15A-1P
-
-
15A-1P
B.14
B.15
15A-1P
-
-
20A-1P
B.16
14.
Emergency lighting and exits
B.17
15A-1P
-
-
20A-1P
B.18
14.1
Provide a complete emergency battery lighting system as indicated on the drawings.
B.19
15A-1P
-
B.21
15A-1P
-
14.2
Battery to be as specified on drawing, with a 1hr capacity and sized to supply the
connected lamp load with a guaranteed life of at least five years. Chargers are to be
dual-rate, capable of maintaining the battery in a full-charge state during normal
conditions, and recharging a discharged battery to full charge within 12 hours.
B.23
20A-1P
-
14.3
Lamps are sized as specified on the drawings and designed for emergency lighting.
14.4
Unit is to be suitable for mounting as indicated on the drawing.
9.3
Contractor shall coordinate installation of light fixtures with mechanical equipment,
sprinkler heads, and other devices. Any significant conflicts must be reported to the
engineer for direction.
9.4
Switching arrangements have been depicted on the drawings showing the desired
functionality. In moving switches and fixtures to meet this, the contractor shall not
compromise the operation of existing lighting and switching functions.
7.
Demolition
7.1
Before any demolition work may proceed on any equipment, a licensed electrician
must inspect the load and ensure that it is safely isolated.
9.5
7.2
All circuits and equipment to be demolished must be isolated at the nearest
upstream circuit breaker panel or disconnect prior to any work being done.
Neutrals on lighting circuits shall not be shared between circuits. The contractor shall
ensure that the maximum number of fixtures or wattage per circuit complies with the
OESC.
9.6
Exit lighting to be on separate dedicated circuit(s) which shall be clearly indicated in
the lighting panel.
The circuit breaker or disconnect feeding the load shall be opened, tagged and locked
out as practical. Contractor shall comply with CSA Z460.
9.7
Emergency lighting shall be connected to the area lighting circuit in the area it servers
unless otherwise noted on the drawing.
7.3
Service and distribution
Drawings not to be used for Construction. Contact Dorey Designs Ltd.
for an updated Construction Set that includes all Addendums,
building department comments, etc. prior to commencing work.
1.1
Supply and install all wiring, equipment, etc., shown or required unless otherwise
specified. Any item or system which is shown, mentioned or reasonably implied on
either the drawings or in the specifications shall be considered to be properly and
sufficiently specified and shown, and must be provided. Include all labour,
equipment, tools, etc., required to complete all installations as intended. Conform to
requirements of bidding documents and division 1.
7.5
10.
Project
North
General
Wiring to the load must be removed from the circuit breaker terminals and taped
together. It may be necessary to interrupt power to the circuit breaker panel to
perform this safely. Contractor shall comply with CSA Z462.
True
North
1.
7.4
Client:
Panel Layout: B
Panel Name:
Panel info:
Notes:
CCT
BRK
Panel B
200A 347/600V 3Ø 4W 24P
Flush Mounted
Description
Description
BRK
CCT
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Title:
Specification
Scale:
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Date:
26.Aug.2016
Proj.Mgr.
Liam Dorey
Proj.No.
2016.0043
E3