Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Belleville, Ontario
1.
Section 16010
Page 1 of 15
GENERAL
1.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
.1 The General Conditions of CCDC2-2008, and the General
requirements of Division 1, form part of this Section and must read in
conjunction with the requirements of this Section, and all related
Sections.
.2 The Work of this Section and related Work specified in other Sections
shall comply with all requirements of Division 1.
1.2
CODES AND STANDARDS
.1
Do complete installation in accordance with C.S.A. Part 1, C22.1 – 12
except where specified otherwise.
.2
Comply with C.S.A. Electrical Bulletins in force at time of Tender
submission, while not identified and specified by number in this
Division, are to be considered as forming part of related C.S.A. Part II
standard.
.3
Do overhead and underground systems in accordance with C.S.A.
C22.3 No. 1 except where specified otherwise.
.4
Abbreviations for electrical terms: to C.S.A. Z85.
.5
Comply also with the following codes:
.1
.2
.3
.4
.5
.6
1.3 Not used
Ontario Hydro Electrical Safety Code – 2012
National Building Code
Ontario Regulation 403/97 (Building Code) with updates.
Ontario Fire Marshal Requirements
Local Fire Code Requirements
Ontario Building Code
1.4 SUBMITTALS
.1 Submit shop drawings, product data and/or samples where requested
and in accordance with requirements of each appropriate Section.
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Belleville, Ontario
Section 16010
Page 2 of 15
.2
Indicate all details, construction, finish, dimensions, weights, capacity,
etc., and electrical performance characteristics of equipment etc.
.3
Where applicable include wiring, single line and schematic diagrams.
.4
Include wiring drawings or diagrams showing interconnection with
work of other Sections.
.5
Stamp and sign each shop drawing to indicate that:
.1
The drawings has been checked for conformance with
requirements of drawings and specifications.
.2
The equipment has been co-ordinated with other equipment to
which it is attached and/or connected.
.3
Dimensions have been verified to ensure the proper installation
of equipment within the available space without interference
with the work of other trades.
.6
Lighting fixtures to be labelled to match Specification.
.7
Shop drawings will be reviewed and return marked “Reviewed”, “
Reviewed as Modified” or “Revise & Resubmit”. The drawing review
does not relieve the Contractor of responsibility for its accuracy or for
compliance with the Contract documents.
.1
“Reviewed”: Drawing shall be considered as generally
conforming with the design concept.
.2
“Reviewed as Modified”: Drawings shall be considered as
generally conforming with the design concept including
corrections as noted on drawings. These drawings shall be
corrected and re-submitted for final approval, but such resubmission shall not hold up manufacture.
.3
“Revise & Resubmit”:
These drawings are rejected and
work shall not proceed on the manufacture of this equipment.
The drawings shall be re-drawn or corrected, and re-submitted
with corrections as noted on the drawings or a letter attached
thereto.
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Belleville, Ontario
1.5
AS-BUILT DRAWINGS AND EQUIPMENT MANUALS
Section 16010
Page 3 of 15
.1
As-built information shall be recorded daily on a set of prints. The
engineer shall have access to the drawings and will review same at
every site visit. Failure to maintain accurate drawings will affect the
monthly payments of the contract. “As-Built” drawings shall reflect the
exact as-built condition. All box, conduit runs, interconnection of
boxes, number and size of wires in the conduits, actual circuit
numbers, conduits run in or under slabs shall be located by
dimensions from grid lines or walls. Conduits run underground shall
have elevations below finished floor or grade mark at 30m intervals
and at change in direction.
.2
Before final acceptance is made by the Owner, comply with the
following:
.3
Provide two (2) sets of “As-Built” whiteprints, showing the location of
all fixtures, equipment and wiring for same. These drawings are to
incorporate all addenda and changes made during the construction
period.
.4
Provide two (2) sets of equipment data sheets and/or Manufacturer’s
maintenance manuals covering each system and its components in
accordance with requirements of each appropriate Section.
.5
These sets are to be in good quality binders equal to VYN-L-Line #VL3096-B 2”, (51mm) rings. The binder is to be divided into sections
with tabs clearly marked indicating the systems, etc.
.6
Provide CD’s with As built drawings in the form of AutoCAD 2012
release.
1.6
MAINTENANCE MANUALS
.1
Provide 3 complete sets of hardcover, index, manuals containing the
following :
.1
List of Manufacturers and suppliers names and phone numbers.
.2
Lamp list cross referenced by fixture type.
.3
Catalogue description of each of the following systems
(including comprehensive replacement stock part numbers) :
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Belleville, Ontario
.1
Section 16010
Page 4 of 15
Luminaires
.2
Wiring Devices
.3
Panelboards
.4
Circuit Breakers
.5
Fire Alarm System
.6
Dry Type Transformer
.8
Disconnect Switches
.9
Generator
.10
UPS
.4
Maintenance and operating brochures for each system:
.5
Written one year warranty. (See section 16010 Article 1.27)
.6
Final hydro certificates
.7
Copy of Fire Alarm Verification Certificate
.8
All test reports
1.7 PRODUCTS
1.8
.1
Products shall be new and free from all defects.
.2
Products not specifically specified shall be of a quality consistent with
the remainder of the specifications.
.3
All products shall bear the seal of approving agencies as required by
the authorities having jurisdiction.
.4
All products of one type shall be by the same manufacturer
MANUFACTURERS AND CSA LABELS
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Section 16010
Page 5 of 15
Belleville, Ontario
.1
Manufacturers nameplates and CSA labels shall be visible and legible
after equipment is installed.
1.9
PROTECTION
.1
1.10
Protect all equipment from weather and construction debris and dust.
LOAD BALANCE
.1
1.11
Measure phase current to panel boards with normal loads operating at
time of acceptance. Adjust branch circuit connections as required to
obtain best balance of current between phases and record changes.
Perform these activities in presence of the electrical commissioning
agent.
FIRESTOPPING AND SMOKE SEALS
.1
1.12
Where cables or conduits pass through floors and fire rated walls,
pack space between wiring and sleeve full with an approved
compound to meet required fire separation
FINAL CLEANING
.1
Do final cleaning of all electrical components.
.2
At time of final cleaning, clean lighting reflectors, lenses, lamps and
other lighting surfaces that have been exposed to construction.
.3
Clean and touch up surfaces of shop-painted equipment scratched of
marred during shipment or installation, to match original paint.
.4
Clean, prime and paint exposed hangers, racks, fastenings to prevent
rusting.
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Belleville, Ontario
1.13
INSPECTION
.1
1.14
Section 16010
Page 6 of 15
Furnish a Certificate of Acceptance; - unconditional certificate of
approval from ESA on completion of work. Involve electrical
commissioning agent during the ESA review process.
MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
.1
Provide materials and equipment in accordance with Div. 1.
.2
Equipment and material to be C.S.A. certified and manufactured to
standards specified herein.
.3
Where there is no alternative to supplying equipment which is not
C.S.A. certified, obtain special approval from Ontario Hydro
Inspection Department with approval and knowledge the Consultant.
1.15
.1
EQUIPMENT IDENIFICATION
Identify Electrical equipment with nameplates as follows:
.1
Receptacles -Provide circuit number – black lettering on
white. Lamacoid 3mm (1/8”) thick plastic engraving sheet.
.2
Switches – Provide circuit number – black lettering on
white. Lamacoid 3mm (1/8”) thick plastic engraving sheet.
.3
Switch boards, Panels boards, Transformers,
Disconnects - black lettering on white.
.4
red.
1.16
Batteries (life safety) distribution – White lettering on
.2
Write electrical characteristics (Volts, Amps, Phase, etc.)
.4
Affix panel board nameplates on front of panel board trim.
.5
Nameplate texts to be reviewed and approved prior to
manufacture by the Consultant.
WIRING IDENTIFICATION
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Section 16010
Page 7 of 15
Belleville, Ontario
.1
Identify wiring with permanent indelible identifying markings, either
numbered or coloured plastic tapes, on both ends of phase conductors
of feeders and branch circuit wiring.
.2
Maintain phase sequence and colour coding throughout.
.3
Colour code: to C.S.A. C22.1 Safety Standard for Electrical
Installations
.4
Use colour-coded wires in communication cables, matched throughout
system.
.5
Branch circuit wiring conductors to be identified with corresponding
circuit number using adhesive tape type lettering and numbering
wrapped around each conductor.
1.17
CONDUIT AND CABLE IDENTIFICATION
.1
Color code junction and pull boxes.
.2
Color code by spray painting all exterior sides and covers using colors
noted in table below.
Normal
Up to 250V
Telephone
Other systems
Fire Alarm
1.18
.1
1.19
.1
1.20
Blue
Green
Purple
Red
(EM) Emergency
Yellow
----------------------
WIRING TERMINATIONS
Lugs, terminals, screws used for termination of wiring to be suitable
for copper conductors unless noted otherwise.
WARNING SIGNS
Provide warning signs, as specified or to meet requirements of E.S.A
Inspection Department.
LOCATION OF OUTLETS
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Belleville, Ontario
Section 16010
Page 8 of 15
.1
Locate outlets in accordance with the Architect and Drawings.
.2
Do not install outlets back-to-back in wall; allow minimum 6” (150mm)
horizontal clearance between boxes.
.3
Change location of outlets at no extra cost or credit, providing distance
does not exceed 10’ (3m), and information is given before installation.
.4
Locate light switches on latch side of doors. Locate disconnect
devices in Mechanical and Elevator Machine Rooms on latch side of
door.
1.21
MOUNTING HEIGHTS
.1
Mounting height of equipment is from finished floor to centerline of
equipment unless specified or indicated otherwise.
.2
Always verify mounting heights of equipment/devices with Consultant
before proceeding with installation.
.3
Install electrical equipment at the following heights, unless indicated
otherwise:
1.22
.1
.1
Local switches: 48” (1200mm).
.2
Wall receptacles:
.1
General: 12” (305mm).
.2
Above top of counters or splashback: 8” (200mm).
.3
In Service Rooms: 48” (1200mm).
.3
Panelboards: 6’ (1800mm) to top of panel or as required by
E.S.A Code.
.4
Telephone/data outlets: Same as duplex receptacle height.
.6
Fire alarm devices (manual stations, Combination AV signal
devices): See latest CAN/ULC-S 524, Installation of Fire Alarm
Systems.
ROOF AND WALL OPENINGS
Holes through exterior walls and roof to be flashed and made
weatherproof by related Division. Co-ordinate with Contractor and
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Section 16010
Page 9 of 15
Belleville, Ontario
provide materials, sealants, spun aluminum pitch pockets to relevant
trade for installation.
1.23
TESTS
.1
Conduct and pay for tests specified in appropriate Sections and as
indicated below.
.2
Fire Alarm System Test - Section 16721
.3
Grounding Test
.4
Distribution Test :
1.24
.1
Check and record the voltage and amperage at each panel,
transformer and motor control center.
.2
Issue report in manuals.
INSPECTION AND TRAINING
.1
Prior to final inspection demonstrate operation of each system to
Owner, and Consultant. Provide in accordance with Div-1.
.2
Instruct Owner’s personnel in operation, adjustment and maintenance
of equipment and systems, using operation and maintenance data
provided as the basis of for instructions. Such instructions and
training shall include a sufficient number of demonstrations of all
modes of operation of the specialized systems and items of
equipment to properly and completely demonstrate that each system
and item of equipment is operating as required.
.3
Contractor and responsible personnel from the manufacturer or
subcontractor whose work is being demonstrated shall be present at
these demonstrations.
.4
Provide Notice in writing minimum 48 hours written prior to
demonstration to all parties.
.5
Issue a report on when, who and what systems the Owner was
instructed. Report shall include date, duration and signature of all
attendees.
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Belleville, Ontario
1.26
Section 16010
Page 10 of 15
PLYWOOD BACKBOARDS
.1
Provide plywood backboards , complete with 2 coats of grey paint for
mounting of 2 or more electrical components, eg., panels, starters,
disconnects, etc.
.2
Where plywood backboards are indicated they shall be 8’-0” high.
1.27
WARRANTY
.1
1.28
Provide written warranty in accordance Div.-1warranty requirements.
CUTTING AND PATCHING
.1
Before cutting drilling or sleeving structural load-bearing elements,
obtain approval of location and methods. .
.2
Do not endanger Work and property by cutting, digging, or similar
activities. Do not cut or alter the Work of another Section unless such
cutting or alteration is approved by that Section and the Consultant.
.3
Cut and drill with true smooth edges and to minimize suitable
tolerances.
.4
All cutting, drilling and sleeving required by this Division shall be at
this Division’s expense.
.5
Replace, and otherwise make good, damaged Work.
.6
Patching or replacement of damaged Work shall be done by the
installer who originally performed the Work, and at the expense of the
party who caused the damage.
1.29
PROVISION FOR FUTURE
.1
Where a space is indicated as being reserved for future equipment or
for a future extension to the building, such space shall be left clear.
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Section 16010
Page 11 of 15
Belleville, Ontario
.2 Raceways and equipment shall be installed in such a manner that
necessary connections can be made to the future apparatus or
building in a manner acceptable to the Consultant/Owner.
.3
1.30
1.31
Terminations for such services shall be properly identified at the site
and on record drawings.
COORDINATION AND INTERFERENCE
.1
Examine the Work of other Divisions upon which the Work of this
Division depends for proper completion and report any defect or
interference to the Consultant prior to the commencement of the
Work of this Division.
.2
Confer and cooperate with other trades to avoid interference and to
ensure the best use of available space.
.3
Prepare interference or detail drawings where necessary to ensure
that all electrical equipment and materials can be installed and
maintained in the space shown without interference with work of
other Divisions.
.4
Particular attention must be paid to the proximity of electrical conduit
and cable to mechanical piping and equipment.
.5
Electrical conduits shall not touch or be supported on pipe or duct
walls.
.6
Each Section shall confine itself to installing all materials in the
spaces shown without encroaching upon space for materials installed
under other Sections or Divisions.
Where the space allocated to another Section or Division is
encroached upon, the material shall be relocated to their proper
space allocation in such a manner to complete the Work using space
allocated to the various Sections and Divisions.
Relocation of materials and Work involved shall be paid for by
Section responsible for the encroachment at no extra cost to the
Owner.
.7
Supply all items to be built-in by other Sections in ample time for rapid
progress of Work. Proceed with Work determined by the
construction schedule.
INSULATION RESISTANCE TESTING
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Section 16010
Page 12 of 15
Belleville, Ontario
.1
Megger circuits, feeders and equipment up to 350V with a 500V
instrument.
.2
1.32
Megger 350-600V circuits, feeders and equipment with a 1000V
instrument.
HOUSEKEEPING PADS
.1
1.33
Provide concrete housekeeping pads under all floor mounted electrical
equipment.
CONCEALMENT
.1
All conduits and cables are to be concealed within architectural
finishes except unfinished mechanical rooms and electrical rooms.
.2
Where finishes do not permit the concealment of electrical installation
obtain the Consultant’s direction before proceeding.
1.34
PAYMENT PROCEDURES
.1
Refer to Div-1 for Payment procedures.
.2
The prime Electrical Subcontractor shall submit to the Consultant a
detailed breakdown of Work for this Division. Detailed breakdown shall
include, but not be limited to the following items:
.1
.2
.3
.4
.5
.6
.7
.8
.9
.10
.11
.12
.13
Set-up/storage/tools
Main Switch Board
Sub main-switch boards, panels
Lighting fixtures
Generator
Fire alarm system and devices
Feeder conduit, and wiring
UPS
Branch conduit
Branch wiring
Wiring devices
Rough in conduits, for other services (Data, Cable TV, Security)
As built drawings/manuals
.14
.15
Submittals (shop drawing and product data)
Project close out.
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Belleville, Ontario
1.35
Section 16010
Page 13 of 15
WORKMANSHIP
.1
1.36
Conform to the standards of excellence and good practice for each
respective trade. Applicable regulations and codes represent the
minimum acceptable standards.
ACCESS PANELS AND DOORS
.1
In general Electrical Work is to be laid out in a manner to avoid the
necessity of access panels and/or doors within finished areas.
.2
Where permitted provide access panels and doors wherever required
for access to junction boxes or equipment.
.3
Supply all panels, doors and frames to the appropriate Division for
installation at the cost of this Division.
.4
Indicate all access panels and doors on Record Drawings. Do not
install any access panels or doors without prior approval of Consultant.
.5
Minimum sizes shall be 6” x 6” for hand access, 24” x 18” for person
access.
.6
Supply access doors with fire rating equal to the assemblies in which
installed.
.7
Supply panel in glazed tile walls of 12 gauge 304 stainless steel #4
finish, with recessed frames secured with counter-sunk flush-head
screws.
.8
Supply other access doors of 12 gauge, flush with concealed hinges,
anchor strap and lock, all factory prime coated.
.9
Submit Shop Drawings and Product Data Sheets for access doors
.10
Mark all lay-in tiles that are used for access in a manner approved by
the Consultant.
1.37
SPRINKLERPROOFING
.1
All electrical equipment exposed to sprinklers to be sprinkler proof CSA
standards type 3 (indoor type with sprinkler shield, e.g panels, starters,
disconnect switches, dry type transformers, Main switchboard etc.)
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Belleville, Ontario
1.38
CONSULTANT FIELD REVIEW
.1
1.39
The Owner/Consultant shall:
.1
Make periodic visits to the site determine, on a rational sampling
basis, progress and whether the Work is in general conformity
with the Contract Documents for the building with particular
attention to life safety systems and other items governed by the
Ontario Building Code.
.2
Record deficiencies found during site visits and provide brief
written reports to the deficiencies, progress and the actions that
must be taken to rectify the deficiencies
.3
Review the reports of independent inspection and testing
companies called for in the plans and specifications and which
pertain directly to the work being reviewed.
.4
Interpret Drawings and Specifications when requested to do so
by Contractor or Owner.
.5
Review Shop Drawings, Product Data Sheets and Samples
submitted by the Contractor for consistency with the intent of the
Contract Documents.
.7
Every effort shall be made to ensure that both defects and
deficiencies are made good prior to final review.
CLOSEOUT PROCEDURES
.1
1.40
Comply with requirements of Div.-1.
CO-ORDINATION OF PROTECTIVE DEVICES
.1
1.41
Ensure circuit protective devices such as over current trips, relays,
fuses, are installed to coordinated values and settings.
EXTRAS AND CREDITS
.1
1.43
Section 16010
Page 14 of 15
Extras and credits shall be in accordance with Div-1.
SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM
Project No. 13-038
ELECTRICAL GENERAL PROVISION
Belleville Fire Hall/Headquarters and Emergency Operations Centre
Belleville, Ontario
1.44
Section 16010
Page 15 of 15
.1
Provide one (1) single line diagram depicting distribution system and
panels and equipment. Mount it in the main electrical room.
.2
Minimum size: 610mm x 915mm high in framed glass.
.3
Submit two (2) copies for approval. Information shall be “As-Built”.
.4
Submit final approved original mylar or just reproducible sheets to
Owner.
SUPPLY AUTHORITY
.1
Supply Authority is Veridian Connections. For coordination related to
installation of utility service contact is Ross Barnett, tel. # 613 966 1235 extn.
2247
END OF SECTION