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Home My WebLink AboutMECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL DETAILS - 94-00012 - Walmart - 1 Hour Photo Lab AdditionI- W'AL*MART DIVI5IOtN DIVISI013 1 HOUR PHOTO LAIRS MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL k. 0 SECTION 15400 PLUMBING PART 1 - GENERAL 1.0 1 SUMMARY A. Section includes: 1 . Water piping. 2. Sanitary drainage. 3. Vent piping,, 4- c;onneetian Of miscellaneous equipment furnished under other Sections. 5. Testing. B. Related Sections,— 1, other Division 15 Sections,as applicableReter to other DiWisi�ns for coQrdinatinn af w��. , PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2•0i WATER PIPING SYSTEMS A. Water piping Above Grade: Type '•L" hard drawn, seamless cap er ASTM B88 and Federal Specifications WW -T-799, joined with wrou �t�� tube., pressure fittings,, ANSI B 16.22& Make joints using "lead-free"sonde a�vn and apper paste-hype flux. Core saldbr is not af�aw�d. Solder shall be solid string or wire type. Where soldered copper piping �s connected to threaded brasspipinguse a cast brass adaptor,, 8. Make0piping connectons to fixtures and eguipment with chrome -plated brass tube, ASTM E3 -i 35 ar�d Federal Specification WW.T.791 � �o ferrous seamlessor materials are allowed in water piping smaller than 4", piping C. Insulat ' ion: Owens-Corning Fiberglas 25 ASJISSL ar acceptable substitInsulatute. on shad! be product of single manufacturer, Insulate domestic. hot an old water lines with rigid glass fiber with maximum K factor at 75.0 of X3.23, 3 lb/ft density, minimum of 1/2 inch trick with white all -service jacket (vaor r Insulate fittings �#h PVC fitting corers with glass liner inserts., p etarder3. with 2.02 SANITARY DRAINAGE A. PVC Pipe: Where permitted by soca! codes, PVC -DWV plastic schedule 40, NSF seal CS -272 SHALL be used for sanitary drainage pipes(soil, waste, and ventwith solvent -wedded joints.), B. Sanitary Drainage Lines (Soil, Waste, and Wear) ONLY WHEN PVC IS No ALLOWED: Cast iron svil p ipe and fittings, coated inside and outside, ASTM q and Federal Specification WW.P.401 . Label "MarPerman with Cast Iron sail Pips Institute'rs"Markof Quality and ence". Weight of pipe as required by Code dor location and duty. 15400-1 OF � �. To 1"Q tS, Joints fabricated by use of "Push-Dn" type Basketed joints (above or below ground), "No -Hub" mechanical points (above ground only). Solvent -welded joints: PVC pipe. VALVES Valves for Domestic Water Piping Systems: Red and White No. 5044 or 5049 ar Crane'Na. 2180 or 218,2.,, or NIBCO To -580 brass dal! valves with plastic jacketed lever tyke handle., CLEANOUTS 4 i. Josamor Wade, Zurn or Jay R. Smith Dura -Coated cast iron with round, heavy duty, scoriated, nickel bronze top., adjustable to finished floor after concrete has set. 3. Exposed Cast Iron Pipe: Zurn Z -1 450-7A. Fittings: Zurn Z -1470-A. 2. Threaded Drainage 3. In Wall: Zurn Z-1460-8. ' 4,. In Floors: Zurn ZN-1 400-2.9 4.605 PLUMBING FAUCET, WATER HEATER AND ACCESSORIES A. Commercial grade faucet with sprayer to fit Janitor Sink., chrome plated, similar to Elkay LK -4371 -F -CR, B. Dishwasher connection #o soil piping under Janitor Sank.. C. Water heater; 1(} gallon unit (Contractor"s choice). PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.01 PIPING INSTALLATION .A. Install piping neatly and parallel with or per endicular to lines a€ the structure, Install pipe hangers to maintain accurately aligned piping systems, adequately supported both laterally and vertically. where practicable., connect two or more vents together and extend as one vent through roof. Make vent connections to stacks by appropriate use of 450 wyes, hong sweep quarter bends., sixth, eighth, or sixteenth bends, except that sanitary tees may be used on the vertical stacks. 1. install horizontal soil, waste, and vent pipe with a grade of 1/411 per foot where possible, and not fess than 718" per foot. 2. For Projects in Colorado,, install horizontal soil, waste, and vent pipe with a grade of 114" per foot for pipe 3 inches diameter and smaller, and not less than 718" per foot for pipe 4 inches diameter and larger. 3. Run vent piping to rear toilet area or Snack Bar/Phar ichever is closest. An $utoyent may be used if accep�abfe to Building Official. Da NOT penetrate existing roof with new vent stag. 15400-2 LT 3.02 PIPING INSULATION - INSTALLATION A. Domestic hot and cold water lines: Insulate with specified insulation, insulate fittings with PVC fitting covers with glass fiber inserts,, Insulate pipes above slab, and exposed pipes below handicap lavatories. 3.03 DISHWASHER CONNECTION INSTALLATION A. Install -dishwasher type connection to soil piping under Janitor Sink. Provide 518" inside diameter rubber base for connection to silver.recovery drain.- - Wai*Mart will install rubber dose, however provide and install temporary cap on dishwasher connection uncil silver recovery unit is installed. 3.04 PIPE TESTS A. Fest piping before installing equipment and before insuiatian is applied, using specified methods and conditions. Test in accordance with state or local codes. Subject piping to test for not less than 24 hours under inspection by Wal*Mart Construct'lon Manager. Make necessary replacements and repairs and repeat tests until entire system is accepted as satisfactory. Work includes -testing equipment. After installation of equipment, operate systems, dean out scale, dirt, oil, waste, and foreign matter, and correct additional leaks. Test underground piping pr Ear to backf Wing. B. lest Plumbing dra4 inage systems with 10 foot. static head. Test water systems with 159 psig hydrostatic pressure,. C. Sterilize domestic water system to meet regulatory agency requirements. Flush system thoroughly of dirt and foreign matter, then fill with water treated with 50 ppm of chlorine. During filling process, open valves and faucets several times to assure treatment of entire system. Leave treated water in system for 24 hours after which time system shall be flushed; if residual chlorine Rs not less than 14 ppm. repeat flushing. After sterilization, receive approval by regulatory agency an samples of water in system. END OF SECTION 15400-3 1201,1169"aml 1. 01 1.02 16050 BASIC MATERIALS & METHODS PRODUCTS IDENTIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT A. Furnish laminated. plastic nameplates with 3/411 minimum contrasting-colQr engraved letters for each panelboard. The nameplates shall be bolted or pop -riveted to equipment and shall clearly identify the equipment or equipment served, such as "PANEL LPA'; Electrical Engineer will determine nameplates that are needed. CONDUIT RACEWAYS size case 1W z. 40 all conduits in accordance with the NEC, but in no less than the following,, Security, Q.R.C. and Telephone Systems: 3f4 inch minimum, unless otherwise noted. Flexible conduit not exeeeding 72 inches, for connection of light fixtures recessed in suspended ceilings: 3/8 inch minimum. Underground conduits in parking lot: Other users: lj2 inch minimum. 3 / 4 inch n�inimum. B. Conduit hypes permitted*. (dust bear the UL label) 1. Galvanized Rigid Metal Conduit (GRA): Hot dip galvanized. manufactured by Republic or approved equal. 2. Aluminum Rigid Metal Condui: Manufactured by wiser. Aluminum. Harvey Aluminum, or approved equal. 3. Intermediate fetal Conduit (IMC)e. Hot dip galvanized, manufactured by Republic or approved equal. 4. Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT): Hot dip galvanizec�r manufactured by Republic-oriapproved equal. 5. FVC Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit (PVc),. Schedule 40 heavy -wall PVC manufactured by'Carlon, or approved equal. 6. Flexible Metal Conduit: Zinc -coated steely manufactured by Republic or approved equal.. 7,m Ll"quidtight Flexible Metal Conduit,: Seal-Tite, with PVC jacket. 8.1* Flexible Blastic conduit Electrical Non** -Metal 12c Tubing ENT} Will not be allowed for any electrical application, WIRES AND CABLES A. Wire and cable as indicated and required by the Drawings shall. bear the UL label and stamping indicating wire size, type, voltage and grade. and shall meet the standard spec�.fiGations and tests established for such materials and construction by ASTM,, FEMA, ANSI, and IPCEA where applicable. 16050 1.04 1.05 16050 BASIC MATERIALS & METHODS B. Wire shall be code gauges, soft annealed copper, not than 98 percent conductivity and of the 6.00 volt cla unless otherwise noted. C. Conductors size 11Q AWG and smaller may be solid and shall have insulation type THWN Conductors size 18 AWG and larger shall be shall have insulation type THWN or THHN. be used if conduit sire is increased per less 5 5, stranded or or THHN . (stranded and THW or XHHW may NEC. D. Na wire shall be smaller than X12 AWG, unless otherwise noted, except that wiring for signal and pilot control circuits may be 114 AWG, unless otherwiffise noted. E. The following color code shall be used: NEUTRAL PHASE CONDUCTOR SYSTEM VOLTAGE 208/120V 480/277'V COLOR white lt . grey C black yellow. brown ops redblue t7r1r1ge r EQUIP. GROUND COLOR green green F. No. la AWG and smaller phase and neutral conductors shall be color coded by a continuous outer covering. Conductors larger than No. 10 AWG may be color coded by tape or paint. G. Identify circuit numbers with synthetic Grath labels. WIRE CONNECTIONS AND DEVICES A. Run conductors without splices from outlet to outlet, except within junction boxes. Make splices in No. 8 AWG and smaller wire with insulated Ideal "Wirlgnut"l 3M "ScotChlokff 1, or approved equal connectors of proper size. 3M No. 567 in-line self -stripping connectors may be used for ballast lead connections in fluorescent light rows only. Made splices in No. 6 approved solderless lugs and AWG and larger wire with connectors. If any other type of connector is proposed dor use on any size conductor, submit for approval prior to use. B. Modular wiring connection systems may be used for wiring between individual sales floor lighting fixtures only. Modular wiring system shall be supported in a workmanlike manner and all "homeruns" shall be sized as indicated on the plans. OUTLET BOXES AND CONDUIT FITTINGS A. Interior boxes shall be hat 1P minimum octagon or square, for outlets installed flesh single. or multiple gangs as dip galvanized, 4 inches unless otherwise noted. Boxes in drywall construction may be required. Boxes for outlets installed flush in concrete block or brick walls shall be 16050 4 16050 BASIC MATERIALS & METHODS masonry boxes manufactured by Raco, Steel City. Appleton., or approved equal. Single surface -mounted outlet boxes shall be handy boxes. B. Boxes shall comply with NEC in regard to maximum allowable number of conductors, C. outlet boxes intended to support lighting fixtures shall be suitable for the purpose. D. Conduit. Connections: 1. steel: Appleton TW and TWC series; O.Z. GEDNEY 6000S and 7000S series; ETP 2200 series or approved equal. Di ecast with Steel Nut: Appleton 95T and 95T series or approved equal. Diecasts. Appleton 93T_ and 94T series or approved equal. 2. Indoor -EMT fittings may be of the diecast or all steel set screw type. 3. Outdoor GRC, IMC or EMT box connections shall be made with Meyers Seal-Tite hubs,, O.Z. GEDNEY SIT Series) Space Maker hula, Appleton Uni-Seal hub or approved equal. 4,o Threadless GRC or IMC fittings shall not be used. Indoor GRC or IMC connections shall be made with double 5. 60 locknuts and bush4 ings. PVCfittings of the solvent weld type shall be used for PVC conduit. Outdoor EMT fittings shad be of the. compression tyke. 1.06 WIRING DEVICES A. Switches: 1. Branch circuit switches s rated 20A 120/277V AC as a. Single Pole: Hubbell 1221I Pass & Seymour hall be specification grade follows: 20AC1-I General Electric GE 5-951-2G b. Double Pole: Hubbell 12221 Pass & Seymour 2 0AC2-I General Electric GE 5952-2G C . Three Way: Hubbell 1223I Pass & Seymour 20AC3-1 General Electric GE 5953---2G 2. Where switches operating 4 Arrow Hart 1221I Leviton 1221-2I Bryant 4901-I Arrow Hari 1222I Leviton 122-2I Bryant 490-I Arrow Hart 1223I Levioton 1223-2I Bryant 4903-I at X77 vole are ganged, rurnish permanently installed barriers -between switches in accordance with NEC 380-8 (b)U& . 16050 16 050 BASIC MATERIALS & METHODS B. Receptacles: 1. cutlet devices shall be ground ing-type specificatian grade as follows. a. Duplex Receptacle 24A 125V. Hubbell 5362-I Pass & Seymour 5362-I General Electric 5362-2 b. Duplex Hubbell Pass & General Receptacle IG 5362 Seymour IG Electric 2 0A 12 5V 6300 5362 -IG Arrow Hart 5362-I Leviton 5362-I Bryant 5362-I Isolated Ground: Arrow Hart IG 5362 Levioton 5362 IG Bryant 5362 IG C. Clock Receptacle 15A 125V6 Hubbell 5233 Pass & Seymour S3713 -I General Electric 4234-2 d. Single Twist -Lock Receptacle Hubbell 2610A Pass & Seymour L530 -R General Electric GL 0530 e. GFCI Receptacle 15A 125V0 Hubbell GF5252-I Pass & Seymour 1591 -SI General Electric GF 5242--m-2 Arrow Hart 5708 Leviton 5 2 6 1 - CH Bryant 2 8 2 8-G 30A 125v.0 Arrow Hart 6330 Leviton 70530 -FR Bryant 70530 -FR Arrow Hart GF5242-I Leviton 6599-I Bryant GFR52FT-I f. Cash Register Receptacle 15A 125V Isolated Ground: Hubbell IG4710 Arrow Hart IG4710 Pass & Seymour IG4710 Leviton 70515 -FIG General Electric GL 0510 -IG Bryant 4710 -IG g. Yellow Telepower Pole Connector: Dual -Lite 1CDB1-N; no substitutions. h. Orange Telepower Pole Connector Isolated Grund: Dual -Lite MS1-N* no substitutions. C r COVER Plates 1. For flush mounded devices. furnish nylon cover plates made by manufacturers listed above. 2. Where devices are installed an exposed boxes, plates shall be galvanized steel. designed to fit outlet box. fittings or and of a type 3. Weatherproof cover plates shall be cast or metal. Plastic weatherproof mover plates allowed. stamped will not be 4. Furnish stainless steel blank cover plates dor temperature sensor outlet boxes. Do color: 16050 16050 BASIC MATERIALS & METHOJ 19 Unless otherwise noted, cover plates and wiring device for flush mounting shall be ivory nylon, 2. Install blank covers on boxes without devices or fixtures. Blank covers shall be of same type as installed on devices in that sante room or area. 3. Where devices are installed an exposed boxes, devices shah be ivory. 4. Cover plates for all isolated ground receptacles shall be orange in color. E. Devices or plats fo"und to be not as specified shall be removed and replaced with specified device or plate at Contractor's expense, le 07 PANELBOARDS A. Bunch Circuit Protective Devices. Plug --an or bolted type 0 thermal magnetic center -trip circuit breakers for alternating current, each with single -handle Gammon trip. Tandem or half -sized circuit breakers or load center type construction will not he permitted. Circuit breaker amp interrupting capacity (AIC) shall be no less than the values Indicated on the Drawings. Circuit breakers feeding emergency lights,, night lights, time. clock motors, etc. shall be equippped with handle ---locks where indicated on the Drawings . B. Cabinets; Z 1,inc-�o�ted sheet steel wi0 th knack -outs, UL listed and labeled, Trims and doors shall have a suitable primer coat and a finish coat of the manufacturer's standard colter. Trims shall be fitted with hinged doors having combined lock and latch. Locks shall be keyed alike and furnished with two keys for each panelboard, C. Directory Halder: Mount clear plastic corer and metal frames on inside of each doors' Mount alegible Typewritten circuit directory properly ident*I fyIo �q load (s) an each circuit under the clear plasties cover. Connect circuits exactly as indicated on Drawings; no deviation will be tolerated. D. Identification: Each panelboard shall be permanently 'dent f ied by the symbol indicated on the Drawings (sample format: "PANEL HC11) as required by Section 16D50, Paragraph 2aO1 A. E. Acceptable Manufacturers: Z. Cutler Hammer. 2- General Electric. 36 I--T-E . 4. Square D. 5. Challenger/Westinghouse 16050 1.09 16050 BASIC MATERIALS & METHODS SAFETY SWITCHES A. Furnish non -fusible, horsepower -rated safety switches as disconnecting mans dor motors and fused safety switches where indicated on Drawings or where required by NEC. Indoor switches shall be NEMS 1; outdoor switches shall be NEMA 3R Ralentight. Switches shall be heavy duty, unless otherwise noted. Furnish rejection type fuseholderse B. Furnish safety switches as indicated on the Drawings. C. Identification: Identify each switch as required by Section 16050, Paragraph 2.01 A, D. Acceptable Manufacturer: 1. Cutler Hammer. 2. General Electric. 3. I -T -E. 4m. Square D e 5. Cha 1 lenger/Westinghouse. A. FUSES Furnish and install fuses as indicated on Drawings, B, Acceptable Manufacturers: 1. Bussman . 2. Gould-Shawmut. 3. Littelfuse. 4. GEC Alsthom C. Acceptable fuse type substitutes Bussman FRS -R LPS-RK Gould TRS -R A6D-R L ittelfuse 1. 10 SUPPORTING DEVICES FLSR LLSRK GEC Alsthom CRS -R LOS -RK A. Electrical Equipment Supports: Support electrical equipment with. Unistrut Channel, Minerallac Pipe Hangers or in another approved manner where details are not indicated. Be sleeves: Install conduits passing through concrete floors in galvanized, black steel or Schedule 40 PVC pipe sleeves of adequate sized Sheet metal sleeves shall not be used. Caulk sleeves through outside walls above grade with sealant as specified under Joint Sealant Section of these Specifications. C. Plates and Escutcheons: For exposed pipe through walls, floors and ceilings where exposed to view, provide chrome - plated floor or ceiling plate of size required. Cutting of 1 16050 16050 BASIC MATERIALS & METHODS openings and installation of sleeves or frames shall be. 0 done in a neat workmanlike manner. D. Conduit Supports: Hangers shall be Unistrut Series P3000 or P3300 channels depending on the load and span involved. Minerallac Pipe Hangers, Beam Clamps or Caddy Clips shall be used only where impractical to install the Unistrut Hangers. E. Anchors, Bolts and Screws: Fasten conduit straps, disconnect switches, panelbvards, and other equipment secured tv walls and slabs, with cadmium plated screws or bolts and Ackerman -Johnson lead cinch anchors, expansion bolts or equal anchors of an approved manufacturer and fitted in holes drilled with the proper size masonry drill. Wood plugs will not be accepted and,, anchors shall be properly sized 'in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations for the load to be supported. 1 -W 11 ACCESS DOORS A. Provide as indicated on Drawings or as required. PART 2 EXECUTION 2901 INSTALLATION A. Install specified materials in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations and as indicated on Drawings B. Heights of Disconnect Switches, Protective Devices, Etc,: The mounting height of disconnect switches, circuit 19 breakers, and other similar devices and equipment will vary depending upon location and whether individually or group mounted, C. Unless otherwise noted on the Drawings, mount equipment as follows 1 Individual Device Operating handle, lever, or button 5 fejt 0 inches approximately. 2 Panelboards - Highest overcur:rent protective device 6 feet 0 inches maxi'Mulft a D. Existing Electrical Lines: If any existing power, telephone, or other electrical lines and appurtenances are encountered which interfere with the proper installation of new work and which will not be used in connection with new work,'close such items in proper manner, and if necessary, move or remove the lines as directed by Owner. 1.6050 1605Q BASIC MATERIALS & METHODS E. Cutting and Patching: Where cutting is required through walls, floors or ceilings, make openings no larger than required and repair affected surfaces to match adjacent surf aces . F. Equipment Fads: furnish and in -stall concrete transformer Pads if required. and concrete foundations for parking lot lighting standards as indicated on the Drawings. G. Access to Equipment:' Locate all control devices, specialties, pull boxes, etc.. so as to provide for easy access of operation, repair and maintenance and, if concealed, furnish and install access doors. H. Pa inting; Touch-up items of equipment whose factory f�.nish has been marred or damaged during installation, restoring it to its original appearance. Unless otherwise noted on the Drawings,, a11 other painting will be done by the General Contractor. 2-v02 CONDUIT A. Install -at ivn: 1. Install wiring in conduit, unless otherwise noted in the Drawings or Specifications. 2. Install conduits concealed, except in unfinished. areas and where indicated an the Drawings,. 3. Securely support conduit and piping by means of approved hangers. Support spacing shall be in accordance with the NEC. Mike necessary previsions for expansion of conduit and securely anchor conduit where necessary to properly distribute stresses. 4. Flexible Metal Conduits. Support every 4 feet 6 inches and within 12 inches of terminations, with Caddy Clips or equal, in accordance with NEC 350-4. 5. Liquidtight Flexible Metal Conduit: Support every 4 feet 6 inches and within 12 inches of terminations, per NEC 351-8. 6, Keep openings 10 6* closed during the progress of the work. Swab conduits clean before pulling wire. 7. Clean PVC conduit per manufacturer's recommendat ions before application of solvent cement. 8. Furnish and install flashings where conduits penetrate the roof . 9. openings around electrical penetrations through fire- resistance rated walls partitions, floors, or ceilings shall be f i*restopped using approved methods to maintain the fire-resistance rating. 10. Paint metallic conduits, concealed in concrete poured on grade or where installed in contact with earthy with two heavy continuos coats of asphaltic paint or tether 11 IF approved conduit protective covering after assembly of 16050 2.03 16050 BASIC MATERIALS & METHODS - conduit and fittings. Conduit shall not be installed in concrete poured on grade. 11. use Flexible Metal Conduit or Liqui*dtight Flexibly Metal Conduit for final connections to dry --type transformers, balers air campressars, HVAC equipment and motors. 1 12. Coordinate installation of conduit in masonry work. 13, Da not run conduit under slab unless noted by legend on Drawings. All conduit installed below slab shall be galvanised rigid metal (GRC), or intermediate metal conduit {IMC}. All bends or elbows shall be either GRC or IMC material. 14. Insall UL approved expansion fittings completes with grounding jumping where conduits Gross building expansion joints. Provide bends or offsets in conduit ad] acent to building expansion joints where conduit is installers above suspended ceilings. 15. Route all exposed conduits parallel or perpendicular to building lines. 16. Allow minimum of 6 inches clearance at flues r and heat sources. Be Location: 1. Galvanized Rigid Metal Conduit (GRC) Permitted far general exposed or concealed work, above or below grade. 2. Aluminum Rigid Metal exposed or concealed with manufacturers embedded ire concretes Conduit: Permitted for general work, if installed in accordance recommendations. Not permitted or directly below concrete slab poured on grade. 3. Intermediate Metal Condu it (IMC): Permitted for general exposed or concealed work, above or below grade. 4. Electrical Medallic Tubing (EMT): Permitted for general exposed or concealed work above grade. 5. PVC Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit (PVC): Permitted for below -grade use outside of building liners, when permitted by governing codes. Install in strict accordance with manufacturer's recommendations. Conduits penetrating above grace outdoors or penetrating concrete slabs shall be IMC or GRA. 6. Flexible Metal -Conduit: Permitted in attic spares and exposed in lengths of 6 feet or less for connections to equipment in dry areas. Not permitted for use as general exposed or concealed word. 7. Liquidtight Flexible Metal Conduit: Permitted exposed in lengths of G feet or less for connections to Rooftop Units, baler, and similar equipment, where rigid connections are not suitable. WIRING DEVICES 16050 A. 16050 BASIC MATERIALS & METHODS Locate cutlets and devices mounted on finished surfaces with regard to paneling furring. necessary, set the long dimension or gang devices in tandem. tribm, etc. Where of the plate horizontally Coordinate outlets and devises so as not to detract the aesthetic effect of the surface in which outlets devices are mounted. from and C. Outlets or devices improperly located or installed shall be repaired or replaced at the Contractor's expense. cutlets and devices shad be set plumb or horizontal and shall extend to, but not project above, the finished surface. D. Back-to-back mounting of receptacles, switches, and other wiring devices shall not be permitted. E. Mounting Heights: Measure height from finished floor to },nttn,rs� of rintr; r -es r•nrnr,l v wi fh the, 11racri nrsc rperArd i nff id'V MMV►31 VL LR �r■iVG• =i/iJ mounting heights of wall switches, receptacle outlets, telephone outlets, pushbuttons, etc. 2.04 MOTORS AND MOTOR CONTROLS A. Malo final connection to orators, starters, disconnects and other items furnished and installed by others. 2.05 SUPPORTING DEVICES A. Cut openings no larger than required for the installationl sleeves and/or frames shall be grouted, in place. Surfaces around openings shall be left smooth and finished to match surrounding surface. B. Floor sleeves in concealed and unfinished locations, shall extend one inch above finished flour level. All other sleeves shad extend approximately 1/411 above the surface or as required to allow for placement of escutcheons. 2.06 WI12E A. Malo conductor length for parallel feeders identical. B. Lace or clip groups of feeder conductors at distribution centers and wirerays. C. Provide copper grounding conductors and straps. D. Use wire pulling lubricant for pulling 14 AWG and larger 9 wire. 16050 16050 BASIC MATERIALS & METHODS E. Install wire in conduit runes after concrete and masonry work is complete and after moisture is swabbed f rom conduits END QF SECTION 06` IN IN IF dig b 41 xk?l IN ob 9n 0 MAN at t g p m Na W. it IN 3c I 3v I k f •,J . • `moi I �''1 VP Air ll�- 41 r 0 R *9 a. IN A I {F Sto lki IF In Ir Its � ' i " k_ L IIIIf-MP IN I; Ila jo U Mkk *&- a E) IN I N IN u F , la� p 1 i > ■' A I -w ;� �-�i� : I"�� _ X71 NNJKL 4. F:; 1 ■ L 3�No it 0 IN Aftemala _J9 IrIN 7 ~- I a •. 11111tF �% F -d. .0 - ■� t A I T u Ill ,k F In IN IN 1 k -4 it ■ ■ 06 in ■ a Io a + :11 a ■• IF IF IF if 4 1` '• !J ■ ' ' + t ` Iib + i' F+ T J� y ■ `l C■ 1-1a y� INi �■ Q� � !a :fill ■ �' _ 'i r .' _ + 1. 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PART 2 PRODUCTS 2001 CASH REGISTER AND REGISTER DATA COLLECTION EQUIPMENT A. Equipment: To be furnished and installed by others. B. Cabling*. dash register and register data collection equipment (IRC) cable will be furnished by others. cable as indicated on Drawings. Final terminations equipment will be made by others. C. Raceway System: Provide raceways for data cable as indicated on Drawings. 2.02 TELEPHONE SYSTEM A. Telephone Conduit Systems. Furnish as indicated on Drawings, including: 1. Conduits as indicated on Drawings. Furnish soft iron pull wire or heavy nylon card in for pulling the telephone cable to each ter Install to 14 AWG conduit minativn point. 2. Cutlet boxes, which shall conform to requirements of "Outlet Boxes and Conduit Fittings" section of these Specifications, shall include necessary cover plates. PART 3 EXECUTION 3.901 EXAMINATION A. Verification of Conditions: Verify final layout of all cabling (telephone and IRC with Wal-Mart prior t.o beginning work of this Sect ion , Reworking of cable, not approved by Wal --Mart, will be accomplished at no additional cast to Wal-Mart. MWIM1111 3.02 A. B. 16700 COMMUNICATIONS INSTALLATION Instal. telephone conduit as indicated on Drawings. Install cash register and register data collection cabling as indicated on Drawings. a - END OF SECTION 16700 11 41