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Construction Documents
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<br />Orange County Europa Center
<br />22 0563 - 1 ELECTRICAL WORK
<br />SECTION 22 0563
<br />ELECTRICAL WORK
<br />PART 1 GENERAL
<br />1.01 DIVISION OF WORK
<br />A.This Contractor shall be responsible for the final electrical and the entire control connections
<br />and wiring to all equipment installed as part of his contract.
<br />B.Contractor shall review the electrical plans, where applicable, to establish points of connection
<br />and the extent of his electrical work to be provided in his contract.
<br />C.Unless otherwise noted, this Contractor shall wire from his equipment to disconnect switches,
<br />junction boxes, or panelboard circuit breakers as provided by the Electrical Contractor or as
<br />required by the existing conditions.
<br />D.All power and control wiring shall be in conduits. Refer to electrical specifications for conduit
<br />and conduit fittings.
<br />E.All electrical work shall be performed by a licensed electrician.
<br />F.All electrical work shall be in accordance with the State Building Code and all its supplements,
<br />the latest edition of the National Electrical Code and the electrical specifications.
<br />PART 2 PRODUCTS
<br />2.01 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
<br />A.All motor starters, disconnects, switches, relays, conduits, conductors, etc. that are required for
<br />a complete electrical power and/or control system shall conform to the requirements set forth by
<br />NEC.
<br />B.Refer to the plans for the type, size and electrical characteristics of the starters, disconnects,
<br />switches, relays, conductor and conduits.
<br />C.All conductors and conduits shall be sized as noted on the plans or as required per NEC.
<br />D.All individual motor starters for plumbing equipment (i.e., fans, pumps, etc.) shall be furnished
<br />and installed under Division 22.
<br />E.All relays, actuators, timers, seven-day clocks, alternators, pressure, vacuum, float, flow,
<br />pneumatic-electric, and electric-pneumatic switches, aquastats, freezestats, line and low
<br />voltage thermostats, thermals, remote selector switches, remote push-button stations,
<br />emergency break-glass stations, interlocking, disconnect switches beyond termination point,
<br />and other appurtenances associated with equipment under Division 22 shall be furnished,
<br />installed and wired under Division 22.
<br />F.“Built-in” disconnect switches shall be installed in a NEMA 3R enclosure, it must be
<br />appropriately horsepower rated, and it must be third-party listed for the application.
<br />PART 3 EXECUTION
<br />3.01 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
<br />A.All motor starters, disconnects, and switches shall be installed on or as close to the equipment
<br />they are serving as possible, or where shown on the plans.
<br />B.Electrical connection to equipment subject to vibration which develops objectionable noises
<br />shall be made from the conduit system with short lengths of flexible "Liquid-Tite" conduit.
<br />Connection to other equipment shall be made with rigid conduit.
<br />C.Conduits shall be run in a concealed space such as wall cavities, ceiling cavities, etc. except in
<br />the mechanical rooms where conduit may be run exposed.
<br />END OF SECTION 22 0563
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