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<br />ISSUE DATE:
<br />2401 UTAH AVENUE SOUTH
<br />SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98134
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<br />E002
<br />ELECTRICAL
<br />SPECIFICATIONS
<br />PART I - GENERAL
<br />A. CONDITIONS
<br />1.Furnish and install a completely wired and operational electrical system as
<br />shown on the drawings and specified herein, including but not limited to,
<br />these major items.
<br />1.1.Lighting fixtures as indicated and specified on the plans.
<br />1.2.Electrical panels, service, conduit, wiring, etc., for all outlets and
<br />equipment.
<br />1.3.Telephone outlets and conduit as indicated.
<br />B. RELATED WORKS
<br />1.The Electrical Contractor shall provide conduit, trench, and backfill for
<br />electrical service entrance from the main service to utility point of electrical
<br />service. Electrical Contractor shall coordinate the installation of the
<br />electrical service entrance with serving utility company.
<br />2.The Electrical Contractor shall provide conduit, trench, and backfill for
<br />primary phone and CATV service from the telephone terminal board or
<br />cabinet to the phone company and CATV company point of service.
<br />C. CODES, REGULATIONS, AND STANDARDS
<br />1.The installation shall comply with applicable local and state codes and
<br />ordinances, with the regulations of the currently accepted edition of the
<br />National Electric Code and with the requirements of the power, telephone,
<br />and CATV companies furnishing services to this installation.
<br />2.The following industry standards, specifications, and codes are minimum
<br />requirements:
<br />2.1.The National Electrical Code (NEC), including local amendments.
<br />2.2.Underwriter Laboratories (UL) incorporated standards.
<br />2.3.American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
<br />D. INSPECTION OF SITE
<br />1.Prior to submitting a bid for electrical work, the contractor shall visit the site
<br />of the proposed construction and shall thoroughly acquaint himself with
<br />existing utilities, and working conditions to be encountered, etc. Allowance
<br />will not be made for noncompliance with this condition after bidding.
<br />2.Electrical installation shall meet the existing conditions.
<br />E. STORAGE AND HANDLING OF MATERIALS
<br />1.Deliver materials and equipment to the project in the manufacturer's original,
<br />unopened, labeled containers. Protect against moisture, tampering, or
<br />damage from improper handling or storage. Contractor shall protect and be
<br />responsible for any damage to work or materials until final acceptance by
<br />the owner, and shall make good without cost to the owner, any damage or
<br />loss that may occur during this period.
<br />2.Arrange for timely delivery of materials and equipment to the job site in
<br />order to minimize the length of time between delivery and installation.
<br />3.Cover and protect any material which may be affected by the weather while
<br />in transit or stored at the project site. Any material found defective or not
<br />installed in accordance with the contract documents may be rejected by the
<br />engineer.
<br />F. CLEANUP
<br />1.Keep the premises free from accumulation of waste materials, or rubbish
<br />caused by employees or work under this division of the specifications. At
<br />the completion of the work remove all surplus materials, tools, etc., and
<br />leave the premises broom-clean.
<br />H. DRAWINGS
<br />1.The drawings indicate the general arrangement and locations of the
<br />electrical work data presented on these drawings are as accurate as
<br />planning can determine, but field verification of all dimensions, locations,
<br />levels, etc., to suit field conditions is required. Review all architectural,
<br />structural, and mechanical drawings and adjust all work to meet the
<br />requirements of conditions shown. The architectural drawings shall take
<br />precedence over all other drawings. Discrepancies between different plans,
<br />or between drawings and specifications, or regulations and codes governing
<br />the installation shall be brought to the attention of the engineer in writing
<br />before the date of bid opening. If discrepancies are not reported, the
<br />Contractor shall bid the greater quantity or better quality, and appropriate
<br />adjustments will be made after contract award. Contractor shall be
<br />responsible to field measure and confirm mounting heights and location of
<br />electrical equipment with respect to counters, radiation, etc. Do not scale
<br />distances off the electrical drawings, use actual building dimensions.
<br />I. EXCAVATION, CUTTING, AND FITTING
<br />1.Perform the excavation, cutting, fitting, repairing, and finishing of the work
<br />necessary for the installation of the equipment of this section. However, no
<br />cutting of the work of other trades or of any structural members shall be
<br />done without the consent of the architect.
<br />J. COOPERATION WITH OTHER CONTRACTORS
<br />1.Cooperate with the other trades so that the installation of the electrical
<br />outlets and equipment will be properly coordinated. Conduit, lighting
<br />fixtures, and other equipment locations shall be checked with other trades to
<br />avoid conflict with the piping, ductwork, steel, beams, or other obstructions.
<br />Carefully check the locations of the outlet boxes and determine that they
<br />have not been disturbed during the installation of materials of other trades.
<br />2.Coordinate the location of the trenches and conduits for electrical and
<br />telephone utility services with the general contractor.
<br />3.Coordinate HVAC equipment connection requirements with HVAC
<br />contractor.
<br />PART II - PRODUCTS AND EXECUTION
<br />A. MATERIALS
<br />1.All materials shall be new and of quality as specified on the plans or
<br />specifications and must carry the Underwriter's Laboratories approval
<br />covering the purpose for which they are used, in addition to meeting all
<br />requirements of the current applicable codes and regulations.
<br />B. CONDUIT
<br />1.All wiring shall be installed in listed metallic conduit except as permitted
<br />below. RGS, with a 20 mil PVC coating will be used when in contact with
<br />earth. IMC may be used in indoor locations not in contact with the earth.
<br />EMT may be used in indoor locations not in contact with earth, not in
<br />concrete slabs or walls and not subject to damage. PVC may be used in or
<br />below concrete and direct buried in earth. Flexible steel conduit shall be
<br />used for indoor final connections to equipment in lengths not to exceed 72".
<br />Liquid-tight flexible steel conduit shall be for outdoor final connections to
<br />equipment not to exceed 36".
<br />2.Cover metallic conduit in contact with earth with polyethylene taped spiral
<br />wrapped, 1/2 lapped to provide 20 mil. thickness. Tape shall be Scotch no.
<br />50 tape. Conduit and ducts not under buildings and feeder ducts shall be
<br />installed per N.E.C. 300-5. make joints with compound to be watertight.
<br />3.Fittings and conduit bodies shall be steel. No diecast fittings.
<br />4.Conduit sizes shall be as required by code and as indicated or specified.
<br />5.All empty conduit systems shall have a nylon pull string to facilitate
<br />installation of future wire.
<br />6.Schedule 40 PVC conduit shall be permitted underground with proper
<br />fittings, all UL Approved and cemented joints. Penetrations through floor
<br />slabs and bends greater than 22° shall be wrapped rigid galvanized steel
<br />elbows.
<br />7.Conduits and outlets shall be concealed with the building structure, except
<br />that certain motor and lighting feeder conduits may be run exposed in
<br />certain areas as indicated on the drawings. Conduit shown to be installed in
<br />cabinets, counters, and casework shall be run as directed by the architect.
<br />8.All conduit systems shall have a Code sized copper ground conductor
<br />increase conduit size as required.
<br />9.Conduit penetration through roof shall have roof flashing with caulk type
<br />counter flashing sleeve. Installation shall be watertight.
<br />10.Conduits shall be routed surface on the structure, parallel and perpendicular
<br />to the structure.
<br />C. OUTLET, PULL, AND JUNCTION BOXES
<br />1.Each switch, light. receptacle or other outlet shall be provided with a Code
<br />gauge, galvanized steel outlet box. Junction and pull boxes shall be Code
<br />gauge, galvanized steel. Outlet boxes shall be of the one piece, knockout
<br />type, in general 4" square with plaster ring. Plaster rings shall be set to
<br />provide not more than 1/8" from wall surface to ring. In no case shall
<br />plaster ring project beyond surface of wall. Single gang rings similar to
<br />Steel City 52050 shall be used for 4" boxes in unfinished brick number 180
<br />boxes may be used for unfinished masonry flush wall outlets. Center all
<br />outlet boxes in block course.
<br />2.Boxes installed in poured cement floors shall be flush type cast iron or steel
<br />with watertight gasketed covers. Where boxes are installed in floors with
<br />tile or carpet floor covering, covers shall be of the recessed type to
<br />accommodate the floor covering.
<br />3.Boxes installed for the alarm, computer, and security system shall be
<br />provided with appropriate cover plates.
<br />4.Boxes for telephone, computer, TV, fire alarm, security, and similar systems
<br />shall be minimum 4" square and 2-1/8" deep.
<br />D. SWITCHBOARDS, DISTRIBUTION BOARDS, MOTOR CONTROL
<br />CENTERS
<br />1.See Single Line Diagram General Notes on drawings for more information.
<br />E. PANEL BOARDS
<br />1.See drawings for panel board schedules and specifications.
<br />F. WIRE
<br />1.Conductor sizes shown on the drawings are based on copper wire. Unless
<br />otherwise specified, all wire shall be Type XHHW for feeders or branch
<br />circuits larger than 4 AWG, Type THHN/THWN insulation for feeders and
<br />branch circuits 4 AWG and smaller. All branch circuit wiring shall be
<br />copper. The wire shall be 12 AWG unless otherwise indicated. Circuit shall
<br />be labeled in each junction box.
<br />2.Metal Clad Cable "Type MC" cable may only be utilized for interior branch
<br />circuitry supplying lighting fixtures, not to exceed 6-ft. in length from junction
<br />box to the fixture served. "Daisy Chaining" of light fixtures is not allowed.
<br />3.When use is permitted in the Allowed Specification Deviations, Metal Clad
<br />"Type MC" cable may be installed per NEC Article 330. Where multiple
<br />cables are routed adjacent to each other (bundled), a minimum separation
<br />of one (1) cable diameter (largest) shall be required.
<br />4.The wires shall be marked with color to simplify circuit identification. Unless
<br />otherwise required by local ordinances:
<br />208/120 Volts
<br />Phase A = Black
<br />Phase B = Red
<br />Phase C = Blue
<br />Neutral = White
<br />Ground = Green
<br />480/277 Volts
<br />Phase A = Brown
<br />Phase B = Orange
<br />Phase C = Yellow
<br />Neutral = Gray
<br />Ground = Green
<br />5.No wire shall be installed in the conduit system until the conduit system is
<br />complete. Use Mineralac No. 100 or equivalent as a lubricant to facilitate
<br />the installation of the conductors in the conduit system.
<br />6.Splices in exterior pull boxes and manholes shall be weatherproof using
<br />"Scotchcast" splice kit or approved equal. Seal ends of conduits and ducts
<br />with "Ductseal" or approved equal.
<br />7.Provide solid conductor for 12 AWG and smaller.
<br />8.Provide 10 AWG conductors for 20 ampere, 120V branch circuits longer
<br />than 75-feet and 8 AWG conductors for 20 ampere, 120V branch circuits
<br />longer than 120-feet. Provide 10 AWG conductors for 20 ampere, 277V
<br />branch circuits longer than 200-feet.
<br />G. WIRING DEVICES
<br />1.Wall switches shall be Specification Grade AC silent type switches, 20A,
<br />120/277 volt.
<br />2.Receptacles shall be Specification Grade, duplex type, NEMA 5-20R, 20
<br />ampere, 120 volt grounded type. Special application receptacles shall be
<br />indicated on plans. Mount with the ground down.
<br />3.Device plates shall be equal to sierra smooth-line plastic wall plates. Color
<br />shall be white, unless otherwise noted.
<br />4.All receptacles identified as weatherproof on the drawings shall be
<br />weather-resistant, tamper-resistant, GFCI type and equipped with enclosure
<br />that is weatherproof (WP) whether or not the attachment plug cap is
<br />inserted (while "IN-USE"). An outlet box hood shall be listed and shall be
<br />identified as "Extra Duty".
<br />5.Except as otherwise noted, all wiring device plates on the project shall be
<br />labeled with panel and circuit number(s) utilizing a Brother P-touch labeling
<br />system with 1/2" tape (yellow on black) or equal HellermannTyton or
<br />Panduit. Locate label on the concealed side of the wiring device plate.
<br />Handwritten labels are unacceptable.
<br />H. LIGHTING FIXTURES
<br />1.Provide all lighting fixtures, wired and connected. the drawings indicate the
<br />fixtures for each location. Provide lamps for all fixtures. The lamps shall be
<br />by the same manufacturer. Verify ceiling construction before ordering
<br />recessed units. Provide plaster frames and hangers as required. Ceiling
<br />construction, architectural accessories, voltage, and ballasts to meet the
<br />existing condition.
<br />J. SYSTEM GROUNDING
<br />1.Grounding shall comply with requirements of Article 250. All exposed
<br />non-current carrying metallic parts of electrical equipment, metallic raceway
<br />systems, metallic cable armor, grounding conductor of nonmetallic sheathed
<br />cables, grounding conductor in nonmetallic raceways, and grounded
<br />conductors of the wiring system shall be grounded.
<br />2.Grounding conductor (neutral) of the wiring system shall be connected to
<br />the system grounding conductor at a single place in each system by
<br />removable bonding jumpers, sized according to the applicable provisions of
<br />the National Electrical Code. The grounded conductor (neutral) to the
<br />grounding conductor connection shall be located in the enclosure for the
<br />system's overcurrent protection or where otherwise indicated on the plans
<br />or specifications.
<br />3.A ground bus separate from the neutral bus shall be provided in all
<br />switchboards and panelboards. Ground bus shall be retorqued (checked)
<br />prior to energizing equipment per manufacturer's recommendations.
<br />4.Ground buses and neutral buses in all distribution panels, switchboards,
<br />panelboards, and those provided in any equipment shall be isolated except
<br />where required to be connected as specified above for the service entrance
<br />and in transformer terminal compartments.
<br />5.When indicated on the drawings, equipment grounding conductors shall be
<br />extended from the ground bus in the distribution equipment to the
<br />receptacle, fixture or device lugs where they are provided. Where lugs are
<br />not provided, equipment grounding conductors shall be connected to
<br />equipment enclosures. The connections shall be arranged such that
<br />removal of the receptacle, equipment ground conductors, or ground
<br />jumpers from ground busing shall not affect the ground system.
<br />6.Raceways may not be used as a grounding conductor for power and lighting
<br />circuits. All conduit shall have separate Code sized green ground wire
<br />installed in the conduit to insure a continuos grounding path.
<br />7.In inaccessible locations, make connections by exothermic weld process.
<br />8.In accessible locations, connections shall be made with bolted through,
<br />approved solderless bronze grounding devices.
<br />9.Bond together metal siding not attached to grounded structure bond to
<br />ground.
<br />K. TELEPHONE SYSTEM
<br />1.Telephone wall outlets shall consist of standard boxes mounted 18" above
<br />the floor unless otherwise indicated. Connect outlets to telephone terminal
<br />with separate 3/4" conduit unless otherwise shown on drawings. Provide a
<br />terminal mounting board for the incoming service cable.
<br />L. LIGHTING CONTROL
<br />1.Furnish and install time switches, photocells, contactors and full lighting
<br />control systems as required for lighting controls indicated on the drawings.
<br />2.Time switches shall be equal to Paragon, General Electric, Tork, or
<br />Intermatic and shall have size and number of poles as required.
<br />3.Photocells shall be equal to Tork or Intermatic with voltage as indicated.
<br />N. GUARANTEE
<br />1.Guarantee all material furnished and all workmanship performed for a
<br />period of one year from date of final acceptance of work. Any defects
<br />developing within this period, traceable to material furnished as a part of this
<br />section or workmanship performed hereunder, shall be made good at no
<br />expense to the owner.
<br />O. SHOP DRAWINGS AND APPROVALS
<br />2.The items specified herein and on drawings are used as a standard of
<br />quality. any materials of equal quality and aesthetic value will be given
<br />consideration as a substitute for the materials specified. No approval will be
<br />given to a specific catalog number, model, or type of equipment, prior to
<br />bidding. After bidding, the decision of the Architect and/or Engineer
<br />determining equal materials will be final.
<br />3.The contractor shall submit shop drawings on the following items:
<br />3.1.Lighting fixture cuts and performance data.
<br />3.2.Outline drawings and data sheets of each panelboard and switchboard.
<br />3.3.Outline drawings of all switchgear.
<br />4.Submit items at one time in a neat and orderly manner within 15 days of
<br />award of contract. Partial submittals will not be acceptable.
<br />P. RECORD AND AS-BUILT DRAWINGS
<br />1.The Electrical Contractor shall maintain a set of drawings at the job site for
<br />the exclusive purpose of maintaining a record of all work installed and to
<br />show any deviations from the work indicated on the drawings.
<br />2.At the completion of the project, one set of reproducible drawings, showing
<br />all As-Built conditions, shall be delivered to the Owner for acceptance prior
<br />to final payment.
<br />R. EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS
<br />1.Provide flexible connections to all HVAC equipment, water heater, etc any
<br />equipment over 20 lb and/or mounted above finished floor.
<br />2.Coordinate electrical requirements for all plumbing and mechanical
<br />equipment with final Contractor selection. The Contractor shall size
<br />disconnects based upon circuit breaker ratings and provide fusing as
<br />required per equipment manufacturer recommendations and UL Listing
<br />requirements.
<br />T. FIRE SYSTEM
<br />1.Contractor shall engage the services for a state licensed fire alarm
<br />manufacturer/installer to prepare all design drawings and calculations
<br />required for system approval by the authority having jurisdiction. Submit all
<br />plans and provide all permits required for a complete and operable
<br />approved life safety system.
<br />2.Fire alarm device wiring shall be minimum #14 AWG copper or per system
<br />manufacturer requirements. Provide minimum 3/4" separate raceway
<br />system or as required for life safety system wiring configuration.
<br />3.Upon completion of the installation of life safety system wiring and devices,
<br />a performance test of the entire life safety shall be performed to the
<br />satisfaction of the authority having jurisdiction.
<br />U. LOW VOLTAGE SYSTEMS
<br />1.Music, television, video mounting systems are not shown on these drawings
<br />and are provided by Contractor through architects schedules/details.
<br />Contractor to coordinate all routing and final connections as approved by
<br />Starbucks Manager as applicable specifically to this store.
<br />V. IDENTIFICATION OR EQUIPMENT LABELING
<br />1.Nameplates shall be provided for switchgear, switchboards, distribution
<br />boards, distributions panels, panel boards, motor control centers,
<br />transformers, transfer switches, contactors, starters, disconnect switches,
<br />enclosed circuit breakers/switches, Inverters, UPS's, PDU's, RDC's, SPD's,
<br />lighting control panels, dimming panels, door releasing system panels, fire
<br />alarm/central monitoring terminal cabinets/power supplies/control panels,
<br />and all low voltage system terminal and control cabinets.
<br />1.1.Nameplate inscriptions shall be identical to the equipment designations
<br />indicated in plans and specifications. Nameplates shall be engraved
<br />with the device designation/identification on the top line, source
<br />identification for the device on the 2nd line per NEC, Art 408.4 and load
<br />designation for the device on the bottom line. Where load designation
<br />consists of a branch circuit, omit bottom line. Where device
<br />designation is not intended on plan/specfications. Contractor shall
<br />submit a written clarification request to the Engineer.
<br />1.2.All circuit breakers/fuses in switchgear, switchboards, distribution
<br />boards, distribution panels, UPS output circuit breakers, PDU sub-feed
<br />circuit breakers and motor control centers shall have individual
<br />nameplates located immediately adjacent to the respective device.
<br />Nameplate inscription shall identify the downstream equipment or
<br />device served by the circuit breaker or fuse.
<br />2.Identification nameplates, unless otherwise noted (UON), shall be
<br />laminated/extruded modified acrylic or melamine plastic labels that is 3/32"
<br />thick, UV-stabilized, matte finish, suitable for use in 180°F ambient, with
<br />beveled edges and engraved white letters 3/8" high, minimum, on 1-1/2"
<br />high black background for single line of text. Where two lines of text are
<br />required, provide minimum 2" high nameplate. Where three lines of text are
<br />required, provide 2.5" high nameplate. Provide white letters on red
<br />background for all NEC, Article 517 essential power systems, Article 700
<br />Emergency Systems, Article 701 Legally Required Standby Systems and
<br />Article 708 COPS.
<br />3.Identification nameplates for new switchgear, switchboards, distribution
<br />boards, distribution panels, panel boards and motor control centers shall be
<br />attached with switchgear manufacturer-provided screws via switchgear
<br />manufacturer factory pre-drilled holes. A factory option to rivet identification
<br />nameplates to the equipment is only acceptable if screw-fastened
<br />nameplates are not an available option from the switchgear manufacturer.
<br />Field drilling or other mechanical attachment methods that change/void the
<br />NEMA or NTRL rating of the enclosure are strictly forbidden.
<br />4.Identification nameplates for transformers, transfer switches, disconnect
<br />switches, enclosed circuit breakers/switches, inverters, UPSs, PDUs, RDCs,
<br />SPDs, lighting control panels, dimming panels, door-releasing system
<br />panels, terminal cabinets and all circuit breakers/fuses in switchgear,
<br />switchboards, distribution boards, distribution panels, UPS output circuit
<br />breakers, PDUs, PDU sub-feed circuit breakers, and motor control centers
<br />shall be attached to the equipment by self-adhesive backing integral to the
<br />nameplates. When equipment is located outdoors, provide nameplates
<br />without self-adhesive backing and attach to equipment using weather-rated,
<br />UV-resistant epoxy. In all cases, clean surfaces before applying
<br />identification nameplates parallel to equipment lines.
<br />5.Warning Placards, as required by General Single Line Diagram Notes for
<br />multiple power sources, or instruction placards, as required for all kirk-key
<br />interlock schemes, all UPS bypass procedures or as required elsewhere in
<br />the plans/specifications shall be engraved 1/2" high with white lettering on
<br />red background using the same material specified for identification
<br />nameplates with a self-adhesive backing. Warning/instruction placards shall
<br />be attached to the face of the equipment directly related to the placards.
<br />STAMP DATE: 04/13/2024
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