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COLLEGE COMMUNITYSCHOOL DISTRICT

BOARD ROOMRENOVATION

Owner

Project

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Consultants

DESIGN ENGINEERS, P.C.MECHANICAL ENGINEER

PLUMBING ENGINEERDESIGN ENGINEERS, P.C.

DESIGN ENGINEERS, P.C.TECHNOLOGY ENGINEER

DESIGN ENGINEERS, P.C.

OPN Project No. 12243001

Issue & Revision Dates

06 . 18 . 13

CONSTRUCTIONDOCUMENT SET

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All reports, plans, specifications, computerfiles, field data, notes and other documentsand instruments prepared by OPNArchitects, Inc. as instruments of serviceshall remain the property of OPN Architects,Inc. OPN Architects, Inc. shall retain allcommon law, statutory and other reservedrights, including the copyright thereto.

© 2013 OPN Architects, Inc.

CEDAR RAPIDS ● DES MOINES

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BOARD ROOM HVAC PLANS

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1/8" = 1'-0"1 BOARD ROOM NEW WORK PIPING AND DIFFUSER PLAN

1/8" = 1'-0"2 BOARD ROOM NEW WORK DUCTWORK PLAN

1/8" = 1'-0"3 BOARD ROOM DEMOLITION PLANNORTH

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REFER TO SHEET H500 FORHVAC NOTES

GRILLE AND DIFFUSER KEY

DIFFUSERNECK SIZE

CFM

GRILLE ORDIFFUSERPLAN MARK

1a 10500

COORDINATE CEILING DIFFUSERS WITHARCHITECTURAL REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

NEW WORK KEY

NEW / REVISED

SINGLE LINE

DOUBLE LINE

EQUIPMENT

EXISTING

SINGLE LINE

DOUBLE LINE

EQUIPMENT

DEMOLITION KEY

TO BE REMOVED / REVISED

SINGLE LINE

DOUBLE LINE

EQUIPMENT

TO REMAIN

SINGLE LINE

DOUBLE LINE

EQUIPMENT

1" = 1'-0"4 BOARD ROOM NEW WORK DUCTWORK PLANNORTH

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AIR HANDLING UNIT SCHEDULEPLAN MARK (NOTE 1) AHU-1SERVICE Board

Room

MODEL NUMBER (NOTE 2) LAH004A

SUPPLY FAN (NOTE 3)TOTAL AIR CFM 1,500OUTDOOR AIR CFM 250FAN AIRFLOW CFM 1,500EXTERNAL STATIC PRESSURE IN. W.G. 1.00SUCTION PRESSURE IN W.G. 0.25TOTAL STATIC PRESSURE IN. W.G. 2.08BLOWER SPEED RPM 1,731MOTOR HP HP 2.00MOTOR BHP BHP 1.3MOTOR VOLTAGE VOLTS 208MOTOR PHASE PHASE 1NUMBER OF FANS N/A 1FAN TYPE N/A Forward CurveFAN SIZE IN 9x9NOTES N/A

CHILLED/HOT WATER COILFACE VELOCITY FPM 396ENTERING AIR TEMP. (DB/WB) DEG. F 78/67LEAVING AIR TEMP. (DB/WB) DEG. F 53/52.7

CAPACITY MBH 65,353.0ENTERING WATER TEMP. DEG. F 45LEAVING WATER TEMP. DEG. F 56FLOW RATE GPM 12WATER PRESSURE DROP FT. W.G. 3.1NUMBER OF ROWS N/A 6Coil FPI FPF 12AIR PRESSURE DROP IN. W.G. 0.4

HOT WATER PERFORMANCEENTERING AIR TEMP. (DB/WB) DEG. F 52LEAVING AIR TEMP. (DB/WB) DEG. F 120CAPACITY MBH 110.0ENTERING WATER TEMP. DEG. F 180LEAVING WATER TEMP. DEG. F 161FLOW RATE GPM 12

FINAL FILTER SECTIONSVELOCITY FPM 357FILTER TYPE N/A PleatedEFFICIENCY MERV 8%STATIC PRESSURE MIDLIFE IN W.G. 0.61

NOTESNOTES:

1. Refer to plan and elevation views for unit configuration and additional information.2. Selections based on Mcquay, see specifications for other approved manufacturers.

DUCT INSULATION SCHEDULE (Note 1)Space Service Construction Type Duct Liner Duct Covering Preinsulated Rigid Covering UninsulatedType (Note 9) (Note 6) (Note 7) (Note 8) (Note 7)

Conditioned Supply Air Round General - 1-1/2" - - -or Double wall, between layers - - 1-1/2" - -

Tempered Rectangular General 1" - - - -(Note 2, 3) Upstream of VAVs / reheat coils - 1-1/2" - - -

Downstream of VAVs / reheat coils 1" - - - -Flex Duct - - - 1-1/2" - -

Flex Connector - - 1-1/2" - - -Return Air Round General - - - - Uninsulated

Rectangular General 1" - - - -Flex Duct - - - 1-1/2" - -

Flex Connector - - - - - UninsulatedExhaust Round General - - - - Uninsulated

/ Relief Air Rectangular General 1" - - - -Flex Duct - - - 1-1/2" - -

Flex Connector - - - - - UninsulatedGeneral Downstream of ERU, AHU or EF - 1-1/2" - - -

S.S. Fumehood - - - - - UninsulatedOutdoor Air Round General - 1-1/2" - - -

Rectangular General - 1-1/2" - - -Flex Connector - - 1-1/2" - - -

Transfer Air Round General - - - - UninsulatedRectangular General 1" - - - -

Flex Duct - - - 1-1/2" - -Combustion Air Round General - 1-1/2" - - -

Rectangular General - 1-1/2" - - -NOTES:1. Unless listed above as "None", all ductwork and accessories shall be either lined or covered.

If type or thickness is not indicated, it shall be 1-1/2" covering.2. Conditioned Space: an area inside the building which is heated and/or cooled.3. Tempered Space: an area inside the building which is not directly heated or cooled, but is adjacent to a heated or cooled space with

no insulation separating the two spaces (e.g., ceiling plenums).4. Unconditioned or Untempered Space: an area inside the building which is not conditioned and is not tempered (e.g., attic spaces).5. Exterior Space: an area outside the building which is exposed to the weather (e.g., roof).6. See Specification Section 23 3113 - HVAC Metal Ducts.7. See Specification Section 23 0700 - HVAC Insulation.8. See Specification Section 23 3300 - Air Duct Accessories and/or 23 3113 - HVAC Metal Ducts.9. Refer to plans for ductwork designations.

CABINET UNIT HEATER & UNIT HEATER SCHEDULEPRESS. AVG. MANUFACTURER,

PLAN AIR TEMP CAPACITY DROP WATER MOTOR MODEL NO. &MARK ENT LVG CFM MBH GPM FT. WATER TEMP HP VOLTS PH #SP ARRANGEMENT REMARKSCUH-1 75 95 550 33 3 6.5 160 - 120 1 1 McQuay CHF S Front Discharge

Notes: Provide with disconnect.

DIFFUSER AND GRILLE SCHEDULEMODEL

PLAN NUMBER MOUNTINGMARK TYPE (Note 1) DESCRIPTION (Note 2) REMARKS NOTES

1a Supply Diffuser SCD Steel Louvered Diffuser Lay-in 24" x 24" 310a Return Grille PDDR Steel Perforated Grille Lay-in 24" x 24"

NOTES:1. Selections based on Price. Finish to be powder coat or electro coat process. Coordinate diffuser color and finish with Architect.

a. Ceiling grilles/diffusers to be white. Slot diffusers to be white with black interior.b. Wall grilles/diffusers to be coordinated with architect prior to ordering either white or prime coat .c. Prime coat finish's to be field painted, color by Architect.d. Duct mounted grilles/diffusers to match duct color and/or finish.e. Floor grilles/diffusers to be clear anodized aluminum.

2. Coordinate T-grid style/size for lay-in diffuser/grilles with Ceiling Contractor.

3. Provide optional 4th cone.LOUVER SCHEDULEVELOCITY

PLAN SIZE NET FREE THROUGH FREE S.P. FINISH MODEL NUMBERMARK CFM (w" x h") AREA (sqft) AREA (FPM) (in H2O) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) SERVICE NOTES

L-1 250 24 x 12 0.69 362 0.01 Kynar LE-31 OA 3NOTES:

1. Selections based on American Warming and Ventilating.2. Louvers shall have a Kynar color finish in custom color as selected by Architect.3. Verify dimensions in field prior to ordering louver.

*** PIPING ABBREVIATIONS ***

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SUPPLY (CONDITIONED) AIR DUCTSOLID CROSS - UP/TOWARDSDASHED CROSS - DOWN/AWAY

EXHAUST OR RELIEF AIR DUCTSOLID CROSS - UP/TOWARDSDASHED CROSS - DOWN/AWAY

RETURN OR TRANSFER AIR DUCTSOLID CROSS - UP/TOWARDSDASHED CROSS - DOWN/AWAY

UNCONDITIONED OUTDOOR AIR DUCTSOLID CROSS - UP/TOWARDSDASHED CROSS - DOWN/AWAY

MANUAL VOLUME DAMPER

PITCH DOWN IN DIRECTION OF ARROW

FLEX DUCTWORK

HUMIDISTAT - SURFACE MOUNT

THERMOSTAT - SURFACE MOUNT

*** DUCT SIZE NOMENCLATURE ***(ALL SIZES IN INCHES)

CO2 CARBON DIOXIDE SENSOR

*** SHEETMETAL ***

FIRE DAMPER - FD, SMOKE DAMPER - SDCOMBINATION FIRE/SMOKE DAMPER - F/SD

TRANSITION PIECE3A

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MITERED ELBOW WITH SINGLETHICKNESS TURNING VANES

RADIUSED ELBOW - R > 1.5 x W

GRILLE OR DIFFUSER ON SIDE OF DUCT

MOTOR OPERATED DAMPER

DIFFUSER OR GRILLE BELOW DUCT

*** CONTROLS ***

THERMOSTAT

HUMIDISTAT

*** SHEETMETAL ABBREVIATIONS ***SA = SUPPLY AIRRA = RETURN AIRTA = TRANSFER AIREA = EXHAUST AIROA = OUTDOOR AIR

HVAC SYMBOLS

HEATING HOT WATER RETURNHEATING HOT WATER SUPPLYCHILLED WATER RETURNCHILLED WATER SUPPLY

CHRCHS

HWSHWR

CHILLED & HOT WATER RETURNCHWRCHILLED & HOT WATER SUPPLYCHWS

CONDENSATE DRAIN LINED

HEAT PUMP WATER SUPPLYHEAT PUMP WATER RETURNHPWR

HPWS

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UNION

SHUT-OFF VALVEBALANCING OR SHUT-OFF COCK

FLOW CONTROL VALVE

AUTOMATIC CONTROL VALVE

VALVE IN RISER

3-WAY AUTOMATIC CONTROL VALVE

*** PIPING SPECIALTIES ***

ELBOW TURNED UP OR TOWARDSELBOW TURNED DOWN OR AWAYTEE TURNED UP OR TOWARDSTEE TURNED DOWN OR AWAY

DROP OR RISEDROP

RISEARROW IN LINE INDICATES DIRECTIONOF FLOWCAP OR PLUGSTRAINER

CONNECTION - NEW TO EXISTING

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1. INSTALL ONE DUCT DIAMETER OF STRAIGHTDUCTWORK WHEREVER POSSIBLE.

MAIN DUCT

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MANUAL VOLUME DAMPERAS CLOSE TO TAKE-OFFAS POSSIBLE

FASTEN TOSTRUCTURE,TYPICAL

SADDLE TO PREVENTCONSTRICTING

DIFFUSERCEILING

THERMAFLEX FLEXFLOW(OR EQUAL) TO MAINTAINA 1.0x DIA. ELBOW, RIGIDELBOW ACCEPTABLE

FLEX DUCT WITH FLEXELBOW FOR SOUNDATTENUATION (MAX LENGTHPER SPECIFICATIONS)

H-1230

RECTANGULAR BRANCHDUCT TAKE-OFF DETAIL

RECTANGULAR BRANCH DUCT

MANUAL VOLUMEDAMPER

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NOTES:1. PROVIDE VOLUME DAMPERS AT ALL BRANCH DUCTS

AS CLOSE TO THE TAKEOFF AS POSSIBLE, WHETHERSHOWN ON PLANS OR NOT.

2. L=1/4 W (4"MIN.)

RECTANGULAR TRUNK DUCT

LINED DUCTCONNECTION,NO EXPOSEDLINER EDGES,TYPICAL

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DUCT CONNECTIONTO LOUVER DETAIL

H-1417

EXTERIOR WALL

SECURE PLENUM TOLOUVER AND SEAL JOINT

LOUVER

NOTE 1

CONNECT DUCTWORKTO TOP OF LOWESTLOUVER BLADE FORDRAINAGE

20°

CONICAL DUCTWORKTRANSITION, NOTE 2

REMOVABLE BIRDSCREEN

DUCT PLENUM

DUCT LINER/WRAP(SEE PLANS AND SPEC.)

ACCESS DOORFOR CLEANING

NOTES:1. SEAL ALL SHEET METAL

CONNECTIONS TO ALLOWALL WATER TO DRAINTHROUGH FACE OF LOUVER

2. STRAIGHT IN DUCTCONNECTIONS TO PLENUMARE NOT ACCEPTABLE

15° MIN.

LOUVERAREA

PLENUMDEPTH (D2)

< 4 FT² 12"4 - 16 FT² 24"> 16 FT² 36"

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PRESSURE/TEMPERATURETEST STATION

SHUTOFF VALVE

HOT WATER REHEATCOIL PIPING DETAIL

AIR VENT

CONTROL VALVE CIRCUIT SETTER

SHUTOFF VALVE

PROVIDE DRAIN VALVEAND CAP

STRAINER WITHVALVE AND CAP

PIPE HANGERSHALL SUPPORTPIPINGINDEPENDENTOF COIL.

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HVAC SCHEDULES AND DETAILS

HVAC NOTESH-1 Existing to remain.H-2 Provide 120V motorized damper in the outdoor duct connected to the louver. The

damper shall be controled through a schedule in the existing DDC system.H-3 Provide new thermostat in this location. The thermostat shall connect back into the

existing Johnson Controls sytem. All controls work for this project shall be completed byJohnson Controls of Cedar Rapids.

H-4 Connect new 1" piping to exisitng mains in this locaiton. Provide 1" connection to AHUand 3/4" connection to CUH. Provide shutoff isolation vavles at the connection to theexisting. See details for accessories at the coil connection.

H-5 Control vavle on the CUH shall only be open when there is a call for heating and there ishot water available. The vavle shall be closed when chilled water is available.

HVAC DEMOLITION NOTESHD-1 Existing to remain.HD-2 Remove existing thermostat and all associated conduit and wiring. Patch the open to

match existing.

GENERAL HVAC DEMOLITION NOTES1. Refer to demolition key for items to be removed versus items to remain.2. All penetrations to be patched and fire stopped to match the fire rating of the surrounding

structure. Refer to architectural plans for required fire ratings. Coordinate patching and firestopping requirements of existing structure with General Contractor.

3. Where ductwork or piping through a floor or a wall is removed, patch all remaining holes tomatch existing.

4. All asbestos to be abated under a separate contract.5. Notify the owner's representative prior to creating any smoke, heat, moisture, vapors or dust

around any fire alarm equipment.6. Shut down of existing water, steam, condensate, natural gas or other systems to be requested

through Owner’s representative a minimum of seven working days prior to shutdown. Actualshutdown to be scheduled at Owner’s convenience.

7. Contractor to be responsible for the removal and replacement of all existing ceilings outside ofthe new project area as needed for associated work.

8. Schedule for all work impacting adjacent occupied areas shall be coordinated with theOwner’s representative. Work to be performed in a manner that minimizes the interruptionsand inconvenience to the Owner’s occupancy of these spaces.

9. For all work required above existing ceilings to remain, Contractor is responsible for removaland replacement of all ceiling tile as required to accomplish work. Refer architectural reflectedceiling plans for types and extent of both existing and new ceilings throughout project.

GENERAL HVAC NOTES1. Drawings are in part diagrammatic, intended to convey the scope of work, and to indicate the

general locations of equipment, piping and ductwork. Contractor shall field verify all dimensionsand layout his own work according to the following guidelines:

a. Contractor shall be responsible for determining the exact locations for equipment and rough insand the exact routing of piping and ducts prior to construction so as to best fit the layout of thework. Space above ceilings is extremely limited; coordinate final layout with all trades.

b. Where offsets in piping or ductwork are required to coordinate the work of other trades, withexisting structure, piping, conduit, ductwork etc, or to maintain required ceiling heights, theyshall be provided at no additional cost to the Owner.

c. All existing piping and ductwork routing shown is intended to indicate approximate size, numberand location of piping branches for bidding purposes only. Contractor to verify exact size andconfiguration prior to construction.

d. Unless otherwise noted, all ductwork and piping to be routed concealed in walls, chases orabove suspended ceiling. Water piping shall not be routed in exterior walls. Coordinate layoutwith existing conditions and all other trades. Route all piping and ductwork as high as possibleand along walls to maximize space available for other trades.

e. Coordinate routing of piping and ductwork to maintain access to filters, motors, electricalequipment, and controls. In no case, shall piping or ductwork pass directly over electricalpanels or disconnects or restrict access to any electrical equipment including junction boxes.

f. Coordinate exact ductwork connection sizes with equipment and transition as required.2. Because of the scale of the drawings, certain piping or items such as unions, fittings, or valves

may not be shown, but where such items are required by code, the specifications, or where theyare required by the nature of the work, they shall be furnished and installed.

3. All elements of the construction shall be performed by workmen skilled in the particular craftinvolved, and regularly employed in that particular craft. All work shall be performed in a neat,workmanlike manner in keeping with the highest standards of the craft.

4. Coordinate installation of exhaust fans, louvers, and all other items penetrating the exteriorbuilding envelope with General Contractor. All items penetrating the roof are to be installed asper roofing manufacturer requirements.

5. Cut and patch walls and floors as required for installation of new systems.a. All openings in concrete or masonry construction shall be core drilled or saw cut. Coordinate

with existing structure and General Contractor as required to maintain structural integrity andminimize size of openings.

b. Seal around all ductwork and piping penetrations with non-shrink grout or similar material.Where penetrations are in fire rated construction, Mechanical Contractor shall fire stop to matchthe fire rating. Refer to architectural plans for required fire ratings. See details andspecifications for fire stopping requirements.

c. Patching and fire stopping of abandoned existing openings shall be by the General Contractor.d. Mechanical Contractor shall provide lintels for duct penetrations of existing walls as required to

support structure. Coordinate with General Contractor.e. When patching openings in areas which are not to receive new finishes, Mechanical Contractor

patching shall match adjacent finish.f. Refer to architectural plans for information on which portions of the existing structure are to be

removed and which are to remain as well as which areas are to receive new finishes.6. Coordinate locations and sizes of openings in new structure with General Contractor. When

additional cutting and patching is required due to Mechanical Contractor's failure to coordinatethis work, it shall be the Mechanical Contractor's responsibility to provide the additional cuttingand patching. Seal and/or fire stop all penetrations as required.

7. For all work required above existing ceilings to remain, Contractor is responsible for removaland replacement of all ceiling tile as required to accomplish the work.

8. Mechanical Contractor shall provide all required support steel for piping, ductwork andequipment including finned tube, cabinet unit heaters, fan coil units, air handling units, airseparator, expansion tank, etc.

9. Shutdown of existing water, steam, condensate, natural gas, or fire protection systems to becoordinated through Owner's representative a minimum of three days prior to shutdown.

10. Provide isolation valves for all equipment and all branch lines serving two or more terminalunits.

11. Duct dimensions shown on drawings are net inside dimensions. Increase sheet metal size forlined ductwork to allow for internal insulation if applicable.

12. Provide volume dampers in all ductwork serving individual grilles, registers, or diffusers forbalancing. Dampers to be installed as close to take-off as possible. Dampers at grilles,registers, or diffusers are not acceptable unless otherwise noted. Provide remote regulators forall inaccessible volume dampers.

13. Provide a minimum of one elbow and ten feet of lined ductwork between diffuser/grille/registerand duct main. Edit length if necessary for specific project requirements.

14. Refer to architectural reflected ceiling plan for exact locations of ceiling mounted diffusers andgrilles.

15. Mechanical Contractor shall provide new 4" concrete housekeeping pads for all floor mountedequipment. Mechanical Contractor shall also provide concrete pads with frost footings forexterior equipment mounted on grade.

16. All control wiring in finished spaces is to be routed concealed in walls or above ceilings unlessspecifically noted otherwise. Concealed control wiring where accessible may be installedwithout conduit. All concealed control wiring which is not accessible shall be routed in conduit.Control wiring in unfinished spaces may be routed exposed but shall be in conduit.

17. Thermostats, humidistats, speed switches, and timers, to be mounted at +46" A.F.F. to centerline. Thermostats, humidistats, speed switches, and timers located in vestibules, restrooms,corridors, and other general public areas, to be provided with locking clear plastic guard.

18. All asbestos shall be abated under separate contract.19. All hydronic piping is to be 3/4" diameter, unless noted otherwise.20. In general, all wall mounted make-up and exhaust registers to be mounted high on wall, top of

register at 6" below finished ceiling.21. R.A. ductwork routed in stud cavity to be 14” x 3 -1/2” (unless noted otherwise) and uninsulated.

Coordinate installation with stud width, spacing and type. Grille to be mounted 1” above base.Coordinate with all other trades.

22. Coordinate installation of ductwork running through or between trusses and joists with StructuralContractor/Engineer prior to fabrication or installation of structural steel. Items to coordinateinclude, but are not limited to, openings in and bracing between trusses and joists.

23. All exposed round ductwork shall be double wall spiral with 1” insulation between outer wall andinternal perforated wall.

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NEW WORK KEY

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1/8" = 1'-0"1 BOARD ROOM PLUMBING DEMOLITION PLANNORTH

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DEMOLITION KEY

PLUMBING FIXTURE CONNECTION SCHEDULEITEM DESCRIPTION OF CONNECTIONSNO. PLUMBING FIXTURE CW HW WASTE VENT

S-1 Sink 1/2" 1/2" 2" 1-1/2"VB-1 Valve Box 1/2" - - -

PLUMBING FIXTURE SCHEDULEBase Fixture Details Trim Water Usage Accessories / Notes Color

S-1 Elkay LR1720 Single compartment Chicago Faucet 2302-E35ABCPfaucet with 1.5 gpm LK-35 Basket strainer17 x 20 x 7-5/8 deep Two hole punched gooseneck spout and single handle. P-trapstainless steel sink Angle supplies with stops

VB-1 Guy Gray MIB1 1/2" sweat connection includes quarter turn valveice maker outlet box white powder coated box

PLUMBING SYMBOLS(NOTE: ALL SYMBOLS SHOWN MAY NOT BE REQUIRED FOR THISPROJECT)

*** PLUMBING SYMBOLS ***

SANITARY WASTE BELOW GRADE.AW=ACID WASTE

SANITARY SEWER ABOVE GRADE.AW = ACID WASTE.

STORM SEWER BELOW GRADE.

STORM SEWER ABOVE GRADE.

CLEANOUT - CO, WALL CLEANOUT - WCO

PLUMBING VENT. V=VENT, VTR=VENTTHRU ROOF, AV=ACID VENTCOLD WATER - CW

HOT WATER - HW

HOT WATER CIRCULATING - HWC

GAS - NATURAL OR MANUFACTUREDG

FLOOR DRAIN - FD

ROOF DRAIN - RD, DOWNSPOUT - DS

WALL HYDRANT - WHHOSE BIBB - HBSHOWER - SHUNION

SHUT-OFF VALVE

ANGLE SHUT-OFF VALVE

BALANCING OR SHUT-OFF COCK

FLOW CONTROL VALVE

AUTOMATIC CONTROL VALVE

RELIEF OR SAFETY VALVE

PRESSURE REDUCING VALVECHECK VALVE

VALVE IN RISER

3-WAY AUTOMATIC CONTROL VALVE

PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE RELIEF VALVE

W WATER METER

*** PIPING SPECIALTIES ***

ELBOW TURNED UP OR TOWARDSELBOW TURNED DOWN OR AWAYTEE TURNED UP OR TOWARDSTEE TURNED DOWN OR AWAY

DROP OR RISEDROPRISE

ARROW IN LINE INDICATES DIRECTIONOF FLOWPITCH DOWN IN DIRECTION OF ARROW

CAP OR PLUG

STRAINER

CONNECTION - NEW TO EXISTING

CO

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DIELECTRIC UNION

BACKFLOW PREVENTER

YARD CLEANOUT - YCO

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PLUMBING SCHEDULES ANDDETAILS

GENERAL PLUMBING NOTES1. Drawings are in part diagrammatic, intended to convey the scope of work, and to indicate the

general locations of equipment, piping and ductwork. Contractor shall field verify all dimensionsand layout his own work according to the following guidelines:

a. Contractor shall be responsible for determining the exact locations for equipment and rough insand the exact routing of piping prior to construction so as to best fit the layout of the work.Space above ceilings is extremely limited; coordinate final layout with all trades.

b. Where offsets in piping are required to coordinate the work of other trades, with existingstructure, piping, conduit, ductwork etc, or to maintain required ceiling heights, they shall beprovided at no additional cost to the Owner.

c. All existing piping routing shown is intended to indicate approximate size, number and locationof piping branches for bidding purposes only. Contractor to verify exact size and configurationprior to construction.

d. Unless otherwise noted, all piping to be routed concealed in walls, chases or above suspendedceiling. Water piping shall not be routed in exterior walls. Coordinate layout with existingconditions and all other trades. Route all piping as high as possible and along walls tomaximize space available for other trades.

e. Coordinate routing of piping to maintain access to filters, motors, electrical equipment, andcontrols. In no case shall piping pass directly over electrical panels or disconnects or restrictaccess to any electrical equipment including junction boxes.

f. Verify exact size and location of all existing systems requiring connection to new piping prior tocommencing work.

2. Because of the scale of the drawings, certain piping or items such as unions, fittings, or valves,or cleanouts may not be shown, but where such items are required by code, the specifications,or where they are required by the nature of the work, they shall be furnished and installed.

Unless specifically shown otherwise, cleanouts shall be located in walls. Cleanouts shall not belocated above ceilings. For cleanouts that are required, but not shown on plans, coordinateexact locations with Architect and Engineer prior to installation.

3. All elements of the construction shall be performed by workmen skilled in the particular craftinvolved, and regularly employed in that particular craft. All work shall be performed in a neat,workmanlike manner in keeping with the highest standards of the craft.

4. Coordinate installation vents, and all other items penetrating the exterior building envelope withGeneral Contractor. All items penetrating the roof are to be installed as per roofingmanufacturer requirements.

5. Cut and patch walls and floors as required for installation of new systems.a. All openings in concrete or masonry construction shall be core drilled or saw cut. Coordinate

with existing structure and General Contractor as required to maintain structural integrity andminimize size of openings.

b. Seal around all piping penetrations with non-shrink grout or similar material. Wherepenetrations are in fire rated construction, Plumbing Contractor shall fire stop to match the firerating. Refer to architectural plans for required fire ratings. See details and specifications for firestopping requirements.

c. Patching and firestopping of abandoned existing openings shall be by the General Contractor.d. When patching openings in areas which are not to receive new finishes, Plumbing Contractor

patching shall match adjacent finish.e. Refer to architectural plans for information on which portions of the existing structure are to be

removed and which are to remain as well as which areas are to receive new finishes.6. For all work required above existing ceilings to remain, Contractor is responsible for removal

and replacement of all ceiling tile as required to accomplish the work.7. Plumbing Contractor shall provide all required support steel for piping.8. Plumbing Contractor shall provide all required support steel for piping.8. Shutdown of existing water, natural gas, or other systems to be coordinated through Owner's

representative a minimum of three days prior to shutdown.9. All asbestos shall be abated under separate contract.10. Provide isolation valves for all equipment and all branch lines serving two or more fixtures.12. Where there is no ceiling indicated new piping will be routed exposed within room. All exposed

piping shall be painted to match adjacent wall/ceiling color.11. Contractor shall note that in nearly all areas the space above ceilings is extremely limited, and

coordination of work is mandatory.

PLUMBING NOTESP-1 Existing to remain.P-2 Connect existing hot, cold, and waste in the area to the new sink.P-3 New storm piping shall be routed tight to the wall and as high as possible.P-4 Install new valve box in this location. Connect cold water from existing cold water supply in

the area.

REF

101B

101A

102

103

BOARD ROOM101

MECHANICAL102

CORRIDOR103

F

H L

F

F HL

FF

F

F

H L

FA-1

FA-1

FA-1

FA-1

WIREMOLD V700SERIES

FIRE ALARM VOICE PHONE JACK

SPRINKLER ALARM TAMPER SWITCH

SPRINKLER ALARM FLOW SWITCH

FAN SHUT-DOWN OR CONTROL RELAY

TEST SWITCH

SMOKE DETECTOR IN DUCT

ELECTROMAGNETIC DOOR HOLDER - CEILING OR FLOOR MOUNTED

THERMAL DETECTOR, RATE OF RISE TYPE

MANUAL PULL STATION 46" ABOVE FLOOR

*** FIRE ALARM SYSTEM ***

VISUAL NOTIFICATION LIGHT - WALL MOUNTED80" ABOVE FLOOR OR AS NOTED

F

F

F

F

F

F

T

L

MM MONITOR MODULE

CONTROL MODULECM

F BEAM SMOKE DETECTOR - CEILING MOUNTED

FSD SMOKE OR FIRE/SMOKE DAMPER CONNECTION

IL DAMPER INDICATING LIGHT - CEILING MOUNTED

B - BELLC - CHIMEH - HORNS - SPEAKER

S

E - ELEVATORB - SOUNDER BASE

REMOTE LED FOR DETECTOR ANNUNCIATION - WALL MOUNTEDL

F

T

(NOTE: ALL SYMBOLS SHOWN MAY NOT BE REQUIRED FOR THIS PROJECT)

FIRE ALARM SYMBOLS

AUDIO NOTIFICATION DEVICE - WALL MOUNTED80" ABOVE FLOOR OR AS NOTED

SMOKE DETECTOR - CEILING MOUNTED

F E - ELEVATORB - SOUNDER BASE

SMOKE DETECTOR - WALL MOUNTED

ELECTROMAGNETIC DOOR HOLDER - WALL MOUNTEDF

IL DAMPER INDICATING LIGHT - WALL MOUNTED

F BEAM SMOKE DETECTOR - WALL MOUNTEDT = TRANSMITTER / RECEIVERR = REFLECTOR

REMOTE LED FOR DETECTOR ANNUNCIATION - CEILING MOUNTEDL

LH

LH

VISUAL NOTIFICATION LIGHT - CEILINGMOUNTEDL

VISUAL / AUDIO NOTIFICATION DEVICE

VISUAL / AUDIO NOTIFICATION DEVICE - WALLMOUNTED80" ABOVE FLOOR OR AS NOTED




S AUDIO NOTIFICATION DEVICE - CEILING MOUNTED

T = TRANSMITTER / RECEIVERR = REFLECTOR

TS

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BOARD ROOM FIRE ALARM PLAN

NORTHREF N 1/8" = 1'-0"1 BOARD ROOM FIRE ALARM PLAN

GENERAL FIRE ALARM NOTES

1. All new fire alarm devices are to be connected tonearest zone of the existing zoned Simplex firealarm system.

2. All fire alarm wirng shall be installed in conduit.3. Re-program existing fire alarm panel for new devices

added. Verify location of existing fire alarm paneland end of line resistors.

4. Existing building is not sprinkled.5. Clean all existing smoke detectors that are

re-installed.

FIRE ALARM NOTES

FA-1 Reinstall exisitng device removed during demolition.

EXISTING

NEW / REVISED

NEW WORK KEY

REF

101B

101A

102

103

BOARD ROOM101

MECHANICAL102

CORRIDOR103

OS

OS

OS

OS

REF

101B

101A

102

103

BOARD ROOM101

MECHANICAL102

CORRIDOR103

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EXISTING DIST. BD. MDP-2

EXISTING PANEL L2-R, E-13

EXISTING PANEL L2-L, E-5

XA/L2-L-21/E-11XA/L2-L-23/E-11

XA/L2-L-21/E-11

XA/L2-L-21/E-11

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A

A

9/FA/L2-L-21/E-8

6/FA/L2-L-21/E-8

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1/FC/E-9

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2/FC/L2-L-23/E-93/FD/L2-L-23/E-10

FB/L2-L-21/E-7

M M

XB/L2-L-23/E-12

XB/L2-L-21/E-12

M

M

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MM

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WIREMOLD V500SERIES


EXISTING PANEL L2-R, E-13

EXISTING PANEL L2-L, E-5

A/V RACK,E-3

E-4

AB1

AB1

AB1

AHU1

PROJECTOR

AB2

AB2

E-1

E-1

E-1

MOTORIZEDPROJECTORSCREEN, E-2

CUH1

L2-L-29L2-L-29L2-L-29

E-15,E-16

USB USBUSB

USB

USB

USB

USB

USB USB USBUSB

E-14,TYPICALOF 11

E-4

E-16

GFIREFRIGERATORGFI

L2-L-30

L2-L-30

L2-R-1 L2-R-1

L2-R-1

L2-R-1

L2-L-20

L2-L-20

L2-R-3

L2-R-3 L2-R-3 L2-R-3

L2-R-3L2-L-20

L2-L-22L2-L-24

E-17

L2-L-29

L2-L-29

L2-L-30

L2-L-30

L2-R-5L2-R-5

L2-R-5L2-R-7

L2-R-7

L2-R-7

L2-R-7

L2-R-29L2-R-29L2-R-29

L2-R-29

L2-R-1

L2-R-26,28

K3

EXISTING DOORCONTACT TO REMAIN, ED-2

EXISTING DOORCONTACT TO REMAIN, ED-2

ABANDONED COAX

6 6

6 6


EXISTING PANEL L2-R

EXISTING PANEL L2-L

W

CAT3,PHONE V-500

INTERCOM,ED-1

A/V,ED-4

A/V, ED-4

2

FROM CEILING TILE

PHONE CAT3

MANUAL SCREEN, ED-4

DUKANESPEAKER,ED-1

POWER POLE

MOTIONSENSOR,ED-1

EXISTING WALL MOUNTEDTELECOM RACK

INTERCOM,ED-1

POLE FOR A/V

CEILING MOUNTED FAN COIL UNIT

TO NEXT LIGHT

ED-1ED-2

ED-1

ED-2

ED-2

ED-2

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BOARD ROOM LIGHTING ANDPOWER PLANS

NORTHREF N

NORTHREF N

1/8" = 1'-0"1 BOARD ROOM LIGHTING PLAN

1/8" = 1'-0"2 BOARD ROOM POWER PLAN

1/8" = 1'-0"3 BOARD ROOM ELECTRICAL DEMO PLANNORTH

REF N

TO REMAIN

TO BE REMOVED /REVISED

DEMOLITION KEY

Lighting/Switching KeyLIGHTING

FIXTURE TYPEPER SCHEDULE

QUANTITY OFFIXTURES

SWITCHINGSCHEME

PANEL CIRCUITNUMBER

ELECTRICAL NOTE

4/FC/31/d/E-1

Coordinate ceiling mounted devices with Reflected Ceiling Plan

SWITCHING

(Blank) - Indicates standard switch2 - Indicates 2 pole switch3 - Indicates 3 way switch4 - Indicates 4 way switchP/L - Indicates pilot lightK - Indicates keyed switchWP - Indicates receptacle with weatherproof box/flipcover+##" - Dimension indicates height to center of switch above finish floor (+46" if not shown)"x" - Lowercase letter indicates switching schemeM - Indicates momentary switch

EM: EMERGENCY FIXTURENL: NIGHT LIGHT

EXISTING

NEW / REVISED

NEW WORK KEY

EXISTING

NEW / REVISED

NEW WORK KEY

Receptacle Key

S - Indicates safety type receptacleGFI - Indicates ground fault interrupter receptacleTVSS - Indicates transient volt surge suppressor receptacleIG - Indicates isolated ground receptacleWP - Indicates receptacle with weatherproof box/flipcoverWPD - Indicates receptacle with weatherproof box/cord and plug cover# - Number indicates panel circuit number+##" - Dimension indicates height to center of receptacle above finish floor (+18" if not shown)USB - Indicates USB type receptacle

REFER TO SHEET E501 FORELECTRICAL NOTES

REFER TOTELECOMMUNICATIONDRAWINGS FOR ANY

ADDITIONAL ELECTRICALWORK

REFER TO SHEET E500 FORLIGHTING CONTROL DETAILS

LIGHT FIXTURE SCHEDULEPLAN MANUFACTURERS AND LAMPS IN FIXTURE BALLASTS INPUT FIXTUREMARK MODEL NUMBERS DESCRIPTION NO. SIZE/TYPE NO. WATTS VOLTS MOUNTING NOTES

FA Lithonia 2AL8-2-32-MVOLT-GEB10PS 2'x4' Volumetric 2 F32T8/XL/SPX41/ECO 1 55 120/277 RecessedDay-Brite, Columbia, Cooper, Lightolier Troffer

FB Lithonia UCLD-18-WH 18" Undercabinet - LED NA 10 120 SurfaceAlkco LINCS100-L19-120-WHG-RSW Light

Fail-Safe UCL-2-LD2-35-A12125-ED-UNVALH-RSWJuno UPLED14-WH

FC Lithonia 2GT8-2-32-A12125-MVOLT-GEB10PS 2'x4' Lensed 2 F32T8/XL/SPX41/ECO 1 55 120/277 RecessedDay-Brite, Columbia, Cooper, Lightolier Troffer

FD Lightolier Calculite C4L10-DL-35K-P 4.5" Open - LED NA 20 120 RecessedFrame C4L10-N-1 Downlight

XA Dual Lite LXU-R-W Exit Light - LED NA 5 120/277 Surface 2Day-Brite, Sure-Lites

XB Dual Lite LZ2 Emergency Light 2 Included NA 10 120/277 Surface 2Day-Brite, Sure-Lites

NOTES:1. General Items:

a. All fluorescent and compact fluorescent ballasts to be low harmonic electronic type.b. Lamp numbers based on G.E. Lighting, unless noted otherwise.

2. Provide integral battery pack.

PANEL SCHEDULE: L2-L (Existing)VOLTAGE 120/208V, 3PH, 4W :MAINGRND BUS YES CONN.VA: 3575 SURFACE :MOUNTINGLOCATION: 10,000 :IESCRA=A/C E=EQUIP H=HEAT K=KITCH L=LIGHTS M=MOTOR R=RECEPT S=SPARE SP=SPACECKT BKR LOAD LOAD BKR CKTNO. AMP P DESCRIPTION V.A. V.A. DESCRIPTION P AMP NO.

1 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD R 1 20 23 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD R 1 20 45 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD R 1 20 67 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD R 1 20 89 20 1 L EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD R 1 20 1011 20 1 L EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD R 1 20 1213 20 1 S EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD E 1 20 1415 20 1 S EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD E 1 20 1617 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD CAB HEATER, Note #3 E 1 20 1819 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD 540 RM. 101 (3) AB-1, Note #3 R 1 20 2021 20 1 L RM. 101, Note #3 860 180 RM. 101 A/V RACK, Note #3 R 1 20 2223 20 1 L CORRIDOR 103, Note #3 195 180 RM. 101 A/V RACK, Note #3 R 1 20 2425 20 2 E EXISTING LOAD EXISITNG LOAD E 2 20 2627 20 E EXISTING LOAD EXISITNG LOAD E 2829 20 1 R RM. 101 (NEW), Note #2 720 900 RM. 101 (NEW), Note #2 R 1 20 30

*HL = HANDLE LOCK *GFI = GROUND FAULT INTERUPTER *AFI = ARC FAULT INTERRUPTERNOTES:

1. EXISITNG PANEL MANUFACTURER IS 'SQUARE-D NQOD' TYPE.2. PROVIDE NEW 20A/1P OR 20A/2P BREAKER FOR (NEW) CIRCUITS MATCHING PANEL TYPE.3. VERIFY EXISTING BREAKERS AND PANEL SPACES, SPARES, AND CIRCUITS RE-USED WHEN RE-CIRCUITING.

PANEL SCHEDULE: L2-R (Existing)VOLTAGE 120/208V, 3PH, 4W :MAINGRND BUS YES CONN.VA: 6360 SURFACE :MOUNTINGLOCATION: 10,000 :IESCRA=A/C E=EQUIP H=HEAT K=KITCH L=LIGHTS M=MOTOR R=RECEPT S=SPARE SP=SPACECKT BKR LOAD LOAD BKR CKTNO. AMP P DESCRIPTION V.A. V.A. DESCRIPTION P AMP NO.

1 20 1 R RM. 101, Note #3 900 EXISTING LOAD L 1 20 23 20 1 R RM. 101, Note #3 720 EXISTING LOAD L 1 20 45 20 1 R RM. 101, Note #3 540 EXISTING LOAD L 1 20 67 20 1 R RM. 101, Note #3 720 EXISTING LOAD L 1 20 89 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD R 1 20 1011 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD L 1 20 1213 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD L 1 20 1415 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD L 1 20 1617 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD E 2 20 1819 20 1 R EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD E 2021 20 2 E EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD L 1 20 2223 20 E EXISTING LOAD EXISTING LOAD L 1 20 2425 20 2 E EXISTING LOAD 1380 AHU-1 (NEW), Note #2 E 2 20 2627 20 E EXISTING LOAD 1380 E 2829 20 1 R RM. 101 (NEW), Note #2 720 SPARE S 1 20 30

*HL = HANDLE LOCK *GFI = GROUND FAULT INTERUPTER *AFI = ARC FAULT INTERRUPTERNOTES:

1. EXISITNG PANEL MANUFACTURER IS 'SQUARE-D NQOD' TYPE.2. PROVIDE NEW 20A/1P OR 20A/2P BREAKER FOR (NEW) CIRCUITS MATCHING PANEL TYPE.3. VERIFY EXISTING BREAKERS AND PANEL SPACES, SPARES, AND CIRCUITS RE-USED WHEN RE-CIRCUITING.

LIGHTING CONTROL DEVICE SCHEDULEPLAN MARK MANUFACTURER & MODEL NO. DESCRIPTION MOUNTING NOTES

OSA Watt Stopper DT-305 Low Voltage CeilingDual Technology Sensor

OSB Watt Stopper PW-100 Line Voltage Wall Set to Auto OnPassive Infrared

GENERAL NOTES:a. Provide 8' of additional wiring above ceiling tile for future adjustment of sensor.b. Support control wiring in an organized fashion above accessible ceilings, for any

location where wiring will be exposed provide raceway to protect conductors.

c. For ultrasonic sensors, mount no closer than 6' to air supply/ return diffusers.d. Provide 20A rated power packs with zero cross switching technology and

manual on mode, WattStopper BZ-150 or equivalent.e. Contractor shall become familiar with lighting control system prior to submitting

bid. Contractor shall commission the system to verify operation of devices.

f. Refer to spec for alternate manufacturers.

BREACH SEALING DETAILONE AND TWO HOUR FIRE-

STOP

E010-01a

PENETRATION FOR LARGEOPENINGS THREE HOUR

FIRE-STOP

E010-01c

FLOOR SEALING DETAILTWO HOUR FIRE-STOP

E010-01b

TYPICAL ELECTRICALFIRE-STOPPING DETAILS

E010-01

1" MAX. ANNULAR SPACE

1" DEPTH 3M FIRE BARRIERCP 25S/L OR 25N/S CAULK

6" RIGID STEEL OR 4" EMTCONDUIT MAX

4-1/2" MIN. SOLIDCONCRETE FLOORWALL SECTION

ONE OR TWO HOUR RATEDGYPSUM WALLBOARDASSEMBLY

28 GAUGE STEEL SLEEVEWITH 2" MIN. OVERLAP

1/2" DEPTH CP-25WBOR CP-25N/S CAULK

1/4" BEAD OF CP-25WBCAULK, BOTH SIDES OFWALL

0" MIN., 2-3/8" MAX.ANNULAR SPACE

1" MINERAL WOOLPACKING

6" RIGID STEEL OR 4" EMTCONDUIT MAX

1" DEPTH MINERALWOOL PACKING

STEEL SLEEVE (OPTIONAL)

2" HIGH WRAP STRIP 3MFS-195 WITH 16 GAUGESTEEL TIE WRAP

36" MAX. LENGTH,750 SQ. IN. MAX.OPENING

4-1/2" MIN.CONCRETESTRUCTURE

COMPOSITE SHEETCS-195

6" RIGID STEEL OR4" EMT CONDUIT MAX 1/4" ANCHOR BOLTS WITH

WASHER AND NUT, TYP.

2" MIN. OVERLAP

1/4" MAX. ANNULARSPACE

WRAP STRIP SHALLEXTEND 7/8" ABOVECOVER

SHEET METAL COVER CS-195COMPOSITE SHEET SEAM

1/4" BEAD OF CAULKAROUND PERIMETER

NOTE:1. MATERIALS AND CONFIGURATION SHOWN ARE FOR 3M

SYSTEM #WL1003

NOTES:

1. INDIVIDUAL DETAILS APPLY ONLY TO THE MATERIALS, CONSTRUCTION TYPES, AND CONFIGURATIONS SHOWN. REFER TO MANUFACTURER S SYSTEM AND APPLICATION DETAILS FOR OTHER MATERIALS, CONSTRUCTION OR CONFIGURATIONS.

2. DETAILS SHOWN ARE FOR TYPICAL APPLICATIONS AND DO NOT NECESSARILY APPLY TO ANY OR ALL FIRE STOPPING REQUIREMENTS ON THE PROJECT.

3. IT IS THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO INSTALL ALL FIRE STOPPING IN STRICT ACCORDANCE TO THE MANUFACTURER' INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPLY WITH THE APPROPRIATE 3M SYSTEM ASSEMBLY REQUIREMENTS.

4. MODEL NUMBERS AND MATERIALS ARE BASED ON 3M PRODUCTS.


SYSTEM #CAJ1001


SYSTEM #WL1003

RACEWAY/WIRINGIDENTIFICATION

E195-01

VOLTAGEPANEL #

CIRCUIT #'S

NOTES:

1. LABEL JUNCTION BOX & CONDUITS WITH BLACK PERMANENT MARKER.

2. SPRAY PAINT JUNCTION BOX COVERS PER SPECIFICATIONS.

CIRC

UIT

#'SCI

RCUI

T #'S

CIRCUIT #'S

BRANCH CIRCUITCONDUIT, TYPICAL.

JUNCTION BOX.TAG WIRING INSIDE.

LIGHTFIXTURE

LIGHTFIXTURE

CONDUIT TOOTHER FIXTURES

CONDUIT TOPANELBOARDOR OTHERFIXTURES

4" SQUARE OROCTAGON BOX.4 TAP MAX.

FLEXIBLE CONDUIT

LIGHT FIXTURES INACCESSIBLE CEILINGS

WIRING TAP DETAIL

E511-08

PANEL - CKT. #

NOTES:ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL LABEL THE PANEL AND CIRCUITNUMBER ON THE BACK OF ALL RECEPTACLE FACEPLATES.

BACK OF FACEPLATE

POWERPACK

LIGHTS

TO GROUPEDLIGHT FIXTURES,TYPICAL

SINGLE POLE, DOUBLE THROWMOMENTARY SWITCH WITH CENTERREST POSITION. REFER TO PLANS FORSWITCH QUANTITY AND GROUPING,TYPICAL

120/277V

OSOS

TO NEXT MOTIONSENSORAS REQUIRED

OPERATION SEQUENCE:

1. MANUAL ON BY MOMENTARY SWITCH.2. MANUAL OFF BY MOMENTARY SWITCH.3. ALL LIGHTING GROUPS AUTO OFF BY OCCUPANCY SENSOR.4. UPON RE-ENTRY TO ROOM, MOMENTARY SWITCH MUST BE PRESSED TO ENERGIZE LIGHTING GROUP.

SETTINGS:

1. TIME DELAY = 30 MIN.

POWERPACK

LIGHTS

POWERPACK

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ELECTRICAL SCHEDULES ANDDETAILS

NOT TO SCALE1 FACEPLATE LABELING DETAIL

NOT TO SCALE2 TYPICAL ROOM LIGHTING CONTROL

ACTIVATION BOX SCHEDULEPLAN DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER MODEL NOS. POWER LOW VOLTAGE NOTESMARK BOX COVER FINISH RECEPT QTY. CONDUIT Qty. of Openings Mounting Plate (Qty.) Mounting Plate (Qty.) CONDUITAB-1 Floorbox (8-Gang) FSR FL-500P-8 FL-500P-SLP-C Aluminum 2 3/4" 6 NA NA (2) 1-1/4" 1, 2, 3, 4AB-2 Wall Box (2-Gang) FSR PWB-100 --- White 1 3/4" 1 NA NA 1-1/4" 1, 2

NOTES:1. General Itemsa. Provide all necessary components required for a complete installation.b. Provide blank cover plates for all un-used openings.c. Refer to A/V drawings for additional raceway requirements.d. Refer to Technology drawings to verify number of cables and data jacks required as well as conduit sizes and quantity.e. Confirm cover plate types and finishes wit architect.2. Provide NEMA 5-20R receptacle(s).3. Suitable for on-grade installation. Provide FSR pour pan.4. Provide (1) 1-1/4" technology conduit for each side of box for a total of (2) 1-1/4" conduits.

EQUIPMENT SCHEDULEPLAN VOLTS HP/ MAX FUSE/ DISCMARK DESCRIPTION PANEL /PH WATTS FLA MCA MOCPD FEEDER @ UNIT REMARKSAHU-1 Air Handling Unit L2-R 208/1 2 HP 13.2 16.5 20 3#12 30/3 NFCUH-1 Cabinet Unit Heater L2-L 120/1 FRA 20 3#12 FWEKEY:CMS = COMB. MOTOR STARTER FWE = FURNISHED WITH EQUIPMENT SSY = BUSSMAN FUSES/SWITCH UNITDDC = DIRECT DIGITAL CONTROL MCA = MIN CKT. AMP WP = WEATHERPROOFFLA = FULL LOAD AMPS NF = NON-FUSED WS = WITHIN SITEFRA = FRACTIONAL HP SPSW = SINGLE POLE SWITCH VFD = VAR. FREQ. DRIVE

XX# #

SPECIAL CABINET AS NOTED - SURFACE MOUNTED

POWER DISTRIBUTION PANELBOARD

NEW SURFACE BRANCH CIRCUIT PANELBOARD

MOTOR STARTER OR CONTACTOR

SAFETY DISCONNECT SWITCH

EQUIPMENT CONNECTION

MOTOR OUTLET AND CONNECTION

*** EQUIPMENT ***

SIMPLEX RECEPTACLE

ANY WIRING DEVICE WITH THIS SYMBOLINDICATES SURFACE MOUNTED OUTLET BOX

PUSHBUTTON

LIGHT DIMMER

SINGLE POLE WALL SWITCH

OUTLET BOX WITH SPECIAL DEVICE AS NOTED

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE - MOUNTED8" ABOVE COUNTERTOP OR 4"ABOVE BACKSPLASH

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

*** WIRING DEVICES ***

CEILING FAN

MOTOR SPEED CONTROLLER - 2 SPEED, 3SPEED OR VARIABLE SPEED (V) AS INDICATED

THERMOSTAT - WALL MOUNTED

POWER POLE

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE WITH TOPRECEPTACLE SWITCHED

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE - IN CEILING

E

T

VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE

SPECIAL CABINET AS NOTED - RECESSED MOUNTED

EQUIPMENT DESIGNATION PER EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE

FURNITURE FEED CONNECTION - WALL MOUNTEDFF

COMBINATION SAFETY DISCONNECTSWITCH/MOTOR STARTER

NEW FLUSH BRANCH CIRCUIT PANELBOARD

TRANSFORMER

DOUBLE DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

DOUBLE DUPLEX RECEPTACLE - MOUNTED8" ABOVE COUNTERTOP OR 4" ABOVE BACKSPLASH

ACTIVATION BOX WITH SERVICES ANDCOMPARTMENTS AS NOTED

T

# # #

OS

PS

X

X

OCCUPANCY SENSORX - INDICATES TYPE

PHOTO SENSORX - INDICATES TYPE

PSX

PHOTO SENSOR - WALL MOUNTEDX - INDICATES TYPE

DIRECT / INDIRECT FIXTURE - SUSPENDED= FEED/SUSPENSION POINT= SUSPENSION POINT

POLE AND LUMINAIRE, ARROW INDICATES AIMING

POLE AND TWO LUMINAIRE, ARROWS INDICATE AIMING

LINEAR FIXTURE - WALL MOUNTED


ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS

EXIT SIGN - WALL MOUNTED

EXIT SIGN - CEILING MOUNTED

FIXTURE - WALL MOUNTED

CEILING FIXTURE - RECESSED

*** LIGHTING FIXTURES ***

CEILING FIXTURE

GROUND

JUNCTION BOX

PLUG IN STRIP-TYPE RECEPTACLES OROTHER OUTLETS AS NOTED

HOME RUN TO PANELBOARD - NUMBER OFARROWS INDICATE NUMBER OF CIRCUITS

LIGHT TRACK

*** RACEWAYS ***

CONDUIT TURNING UP

CONDUIT TURNING DOWN

CABLE TRAY

BUSDUCT

WIREWAYWW

CONDUIT STUB

MULTI-OUTLET RACEWAY AS NOTED

J

CEILING FIXTURE - PENDANT MOUNTED

FLOOD LIGHT - GROUND MOUNTED

BOLLARD ON CONCRETE BASE

FLOOD LIGHT - IN GROUND

= FEED POINT= HEAD

LADDER RACK

CABLE J-HOOKS

=ACTIVATION

CONDUIT CONTINUATION

XX

XX

STRIP FIXTURE

LINEAR FIXTURE

STRIP FIXTURE - WALL MOUNTED

EMERGENCY LIGHT - CEILING MOUNTED

EXIT / EMERGENCY SIGN - WALL MOUNTED

EXIT / EMERGENCY SIGN - CEILING MOUNTED

CONDUIT CONCEALED IN WALL OR CEILING

CONDUIT CONCEALED IN FLOOR OR UNDERGROUND

UNDERFLOOR DUCT WITH SERVICES AS NOTED

JUNCTION BOX - WALL MOUNTEDJ

= FEED POINT / JUNCTION BOX

SURFACE RACEWAY - CONDUIT UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

SPLICE CONNECTION FROM EXISTING TO NEW

EXISTING FEEDER / CONDUIT PER SCHEDULE

NEW FEEDER/CONDUIT PER SCHEDULE

SPECIAL EQUIPMENT DESIGNATION PER SCHEDULE

EQUIPMENT CONNECTION - WALL MOUNTEDE

FURNITURE FEED CONNECTIONFF

EXISTING FLUSH BRANCH CIRCUIT PANELBOARD OR AS NOTED

EXISTING SURFACE BRANCH CIRCUIT PANELBOARD OR AS NOTED

OSX

OCCUPANCY SENSOR - WALL MOUNTEDX - INDICATES TYPE

EMERGENCY LIGHT - WALL MOUNTED

ACTIVATION BOX WITH SERVICES ANDCOMPARTMENTS AS NOTED - WALL MOUNTED

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE WITH BOTHRECEPTACLES SWITCHED

LED STRIP FIXTURE= FEED POINT

J J

(SOLID FILL) - INDICATES EXIT FACE




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ELECTRICAL SCHEDULES ANDDETAILS

ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION NOTESED-1 Remove device and save for re-use, see new work plans.ED-2 Protect cabling feeding these devices, devices shall remain

operational throughout the course of construction.ED-3 Existing cabinet unit heater is being removed, preserve existing

electrical feed for reconnection to new equipment.ED-4 Remove device and turn over to Owner.

ELECTRICAL NOTESE-1 Cut and patch existing concrete floor as required for installation

of new floorbox. Route conduits under floor to nearest wall andstub up into ceiling space. Refer to plans for conduit sizes andquantities as well as routing locations. Coordinate exactfloorbox locations and routings with Architectural plans. Refer toTechnology plans for additional information.

E-2 Provide 120V power to motorized projection screen. Coordinatecontrol provisions with third party head end controller andperform necessary connections per manufacturer'srequirements.

E-3 Install receptacles in casework behind A/V rack. Coordinateexact location of all junction boxes and devices shown onelectrical and technology plans with A/V Contractor andequipment served. Refer to 1/T-501 for A/V rack detail (forreference only).

E-4 Provide (2) 3/4" conduits for power. Cut and patch existingconcrete floor as required for installation of conduits belowgrade. Route conduits from wall as shown on plans and stub upinto casework to feed devices mounted in casework.

E-5 See panel schedule L2-L for new breakers.E-6 Connect to existing lighting circuit serving area.E-7 Install fixture to under side of casework. Conceal all electrical

connections for a clean, finished installation. Verify exactlocation with Architect.

E-8 Install recessed fixture in acoustical tile grid ceiling system.E-9 Install recessed fixture in acoustical tile grid ceiling system.E-10 Install recessed fixture in gypsum ceiling.E-11 Connect to unswitched portion of lighting circuitE-12 Connect battery pack to unswitched portion of lighting circuit.E-13 See panel schedule L2-R for new breakers.E-14 Mount devices in upper face of casework to left of center,

horizontally. Provide black devices and coverplates. Coordinateexact locations and mounting provisions with casework providerand Architect.

E-15 Cut and patch brick wall as required for concealed routing forinstallation of wall mounted device.

E-16 Mount wall box in wall at 72" from finished floor to bottom of box.Refer to Technology plans for additional information.

E-17 Reconnect new mechanical equipment to existing circuit. Verifyexisting breaker size with new equipment size.

GENERAL ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION NOTES1. Existing branch circuit wiring may be reused at

Contractor's option. However, all material not reusedshall be removed back to nearest accessible activejunction box or source. All conduits reused shall beproperly secured to the structure above.

2. Coordinate any service outages affecting areas outsidethe remodel area with Owner.

3. Maintain integrity of existing circuit wiring serving areasoutside the remodel area. If specific items/devices aretaken out of service temporarily to complete new work,return to service as soon as possible.

4. Where openings and circuit wiring are abandoned,remove complete system back to nearest accessiblejunction box.

5. Unless noted otherwise, remove all wiremold and surfaceconduit.

6. All light fixtures that are removed are to be turned over tothe Owner.

7. Electrical Contractor to patch all abandoned openingsleft on remaining walls. Finishing is by the GeneralContractor.

8. All fire alarm devices not reused are to be returned toowner.

GENERAL ELECTRICAL NOTES1. Circuit numbers shown have been chosen to aid in design

and to provide clarity of scope of work. Adjust asneccesary based on existing field conditions.

2. Correct panel circuit directories to reflect changes madein new work.

3. Where applicable, maintain integrity of existing circuitwiring for new work.

4. Provide green ground conductor throughout all newelectrical work.

5. Wall boxes installed flush in common wall shall not beback-to-back or through wall type.

6. Coordinate light fixture locations with mechanicalequipment and piping.

7. Unless noted otherwise, all circuits are from existingpanels identified on plans.

8. Coordinate device locations and heights with Architecturalelevations and details prior to rough-in.

9. In general, fish or channel patch existing walls for newconcealed box/conduit as required. Finishing shall bedone by the General Contractor.

10. Penetrations for all conduits passing through fire andsmoke rated walls and floors shall be provided withfirestopping. See details for typical fire rating detailsprovided. Use other 3M (or equal) UL-Listed details asapplicable for specific installations.

11. Cut and patch existing walls and floors as required forinstallation of new work as shown per plans. Firestop allremaining holes from services removed to match existing.

12. Remove and replace existing acoustical tile ceiling asrequired to accomplish work as shown per plans.

REFER TOTELECOMMUNICATIONDRAWINGS FOR ANY

ADDITIONAL ELECTRICALWORK

REF

101B

101A

102

103

BOARD ROOM101

MECHANICAL102

CORRIDOR103

J

P

J

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

S S

S S

S

S

S

S

JJ

M

JJ

J

S

J

M

M

M

S

J

M

S

+54",T-1

SEE DETAIL 1/T-501

1 1/4"C

1 1/4"C

2-1 1/4"C

1 1/4"C

FSR WALL BOX,SEE ELECTRICAL

1 1/4"CTV1

TVM1

FSR WALL BOX,SEE ELECTRICAL

1 1/4"C TVM1

TV1

PJMPJ1 1

S1

S1

S1

S1

S1

S1

S1

S1

PB1

MIC1

PB1

PB1

PB1

MIC1

MIC1

MIC1

PB1

MIC1

MIC1

MIC1

PB1

PB1

PB1

MIC1

MIC1

MIC1

PB1

PB1

IP1

IP1

IP1

5-1 1/4"C, DOWN

4

TP2

AVR1

TP1

IP1

IP1

IP1

3-1 1/4"C,UP

MIC1

PB1

CD4

CD4

FLOORBOX #3, T-4

FLOORBOX #2, T-4

FLOORBOX #1, T-4

SEE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMFOR PODIUM SPECIFIC AV WORK

CD4

IP2

IP2

FACEPLATE WITHPASS-THROUGH GROMMET

IP2

T-6

T-2

MS1

IN CEILING SPACE,FOR WIRELESS DATA

IN CEILING SPACE,FOR WIRELESS DATA

T-7

R

EXISTING DOOR CONTACTEXISTING DOOR CONTACT

2-1 1/4"CFUTURE DATAUSE ONLY

T-7

INTERCOM

T-7

T-7

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BOARD ROOM TELECOM PLAN

NORTHREF N 1/2" = 1'-0"1 BOARD ROOM TELECOM PLAN

EXISTING

NEW / REVISED

NEW WORK KEY

REFER TO SHEET T501 FORTELECOM NOTES

REF

101B

101A

102

103

BOARD ROOM101

MECHANICAL102

CORRIDOR103

HCM-2

PP-1

HCM-2

IP-2

IP-2

HDMIVGA/AUDIO

HDMI DM-8G

DM-8GFLOORBOX 1

MP-WP181-C X2

PODIUM

FLOORBOX 2MP-WP181-C X2

FLOORBOX 3MP-WP181-C X2

IP-2

IP-2

HDMIVGA/AUDIO

BOARDMEMBER CASEWORK

LAPTOP 1BY OWNER

LAPTOP 2BY OWNER

HDMIVGA/AUDIO

IP-2LAPTOP 3BY OWNER

HDMIVGA/AUDIO

TP-1TSW-1050

(TOUCHPANEL)ETHERNET

WALL TOUCHPANEL

TP-2TSW-1050

((TOUCHPANEL)ETHERNET

DMC-C

DMC-C

DMC-C

DMC-C

DMC-C

DMC-C

DMC-C

DMC-C

DMC-C

DMC-HD

DMC-HD

DMC-HD

AR-1

EMPTY

EMPTY

EMPTY

ETHERNET

HDMIBR-1

HDMIFUTURE INPUTDEVICE

HDMIRACKMOUNTED

COMPUTER BYOWNER

DM-8G

DM-8G

DM-8G

DM-8G

DM-8G

DM-8G

DM-8G

DM-8G

DM-8G

CD-2CEN-

SWPOE-16(PoE

SWITCH)

CD-3CP3N

(CONTROLPROCESSOR)

ETHERNET

ETHERNET

IN OUTCD-1 (DM-MD 16X16)

DMCO-5533

CD-4

8GHDMI

8G

8GHDMI

8G

TV-1

TV-1

HDMIRS-232

HDMI

PJ-1HDMI

RS-232

RS-232

HDMIAUDIO

HDMIAUDIO

HDMIAUDIO

HDMIAUDIO

DSP-1AUDIO

AUDIO

AUDIO

AUDIO

AUDIO

AUDIOPA-1

DM-CBL-8G

DM-CBL-8G

DM-CBL-8G

CD-4

CD-4

DSP-1

DAISYCHAINCONNECTION

A2

SCHOOL'SNETWORK/ETHERNET

SSPS-1

SSPS-1

AUDIO VIDEO RACK

IP-1

IP-1

IP-1

IP-1

IP-1

IP-1

S-1

S-1A3

A3 S-1

S-1A3

A3

TYP.

TYP.A2

A2

T-3

CN-1

DC-1

DIGITAL GUEST LAPTOPANALOG GUEST LAPTOP

MIC-1

PB-1

TO DSP-1VIA FLOORBOXXLR CONNECTION

CONTRACTOR PROVIDED CABLINGCONTRACTOR PROVIDED CABLING

S-1

S-1

BOARDMEMBER MIC #1BOARDMEMBER MIC #2BOARDMEMBER MIC #3BOARDMEMBER MIC #4BOARDMEMBER MIC #5BOARDMEMBER MIC #6BOARDMEMBER MIC #7BOARDMEMBER MIC #8BOARDMEMBER MIC #9BOARDMEMBER MIC #10BOARDMEMBER MIC #11PODIUM MIC LOCATION #1PODIUM MIC LOCATION #2PODIUM MIC LOCATION #3

A1A1

A1A1

A1A1

A1A1

A1A1

A1A1

A1A1

T-8

T-8

ROOM999

EXISTING WALL MOUNTEDTELECOM RACK

2"C

PP1

HCM2

HCM2

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TELECOM SCHEDULES ANDDETAILS

NOT TO SCALE1 AUDIO VIDEO SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

1/8" = 1'-0"2 TELECOM OVERALL PLAN

NOT TO SCALE3 TELECOM SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

NORTHREF N

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SCHEDULEPLAN MARK DESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY INSTALLED BY REMARKS NOTES

A1 Cable, Audio Microphone Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Per SpecA2 Cable, Audio Line Level Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Per SpecA3 Cable, Speaker Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Per SpecA4 Cable, Crestron 8G or Ethernet Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor All Cables In or Out Of Any Crestron Device Shall Only Be Crestron Manufacturer Approved Cable, All Ethernet Cabling/Connectivity Shall Be Minimum ANSI TIA-568-C Cat 6D2 Cable, Data, 4 Pair UTP Telecom Contractor Telecom Contractor Per Spec

Intentional Blank RowAVR-1 Audio Video Rack, Slide Out And Rotate Cantilever Mount Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Middle Atlantic 23" Useable Depth SRSR-X-##, ## Height As Needed, Provide 3RU Drawer At Bottom, Minimum 6RU Future At Top w/ All Holes Filled With Black Blanks T-5AR-1 Audio Recorder, Digital, Rackmount Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor D&M Pro PMD580. Tied Into Crestron For Control Purposes Via RS232BR-1 Blu-ray / DVD Disc Player , Rack Mounted Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor D&M Pro Blu-ray Player, Rack Mounted, Fully Crestron Controlled RS-232 Or Equiv. (No Use of Provided Remote Control or IR Stick-on Transmitter)CD-1 Crestron Device, Matrix Switcher, Rack Mounted Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Crestron DM-MD 16x16 w/ All Input And Output Cards Shown And As NeededCD-2 Crestron Device, Ethernet Switch, Rack Mounted Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Crestron CEN-SWPOE-16CD-3 Crestron Device, Control Processor, Rack Mounted Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Crestron CP3NCD-4 Crestron Device, Scaler Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Crestron DM-RMC-SCALER-CCN-1 Cable Nook, Podium Top Application Audio Video Contractor Electrical Contractor Altinex CNK260 w/ Brushed Aluminum Top, Interior Power Module w/ Two Connections, And Interior GrommetsDC-1 Document Camera, Podium Application Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Epson DC-20, Connect At WXGA Or Higher Resolution

DSP-1 Digital Signal Processor w/ Anti-Feedback Filter Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor BiAmp AudiaFLEX w/ CobraNet, And w/ Input and Output Cards As NeededHCM-2 Horizontal Cable Management, 19" Rack Mounted Telecom Contractor Telecom Contractor Per Spec

IP-1 Interface Panel, Digital Media 8G+ Single Gang Faceplate Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Crestron MP-WP181-C, BlackIP-2 Interface Panel, Wall Plate Digital Media 8G+ Transmitter 200, Double Gang Faceplate Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Crestron DM-TX-200-C-2G-WALL, Black

MIC-1 Microphone, 18" Gooseneck, Fixed Installation In Casework Top Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor ShureMS-1 Motorized Projection Screen, Crestron Controlled Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Da-Lite Tensioned Advantage Electrol 16:10 113" Diagonal (60"x96") w/ 12" Blackdrop, w/ Low Voltage Control, w/ Silent Motor, w/ Black Back, HD Progressive 0.9 Screen SurfacePA-1 Power Amplifier, 70V, Rack Ears Mounting Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor QSC ISA 300, 300 Watt 2 Channel, or Crown EquivalentPB-1 Pushbutton, Lighted Momentary, Installed In Casework Top Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor To Toggle Microphone On or Off (Not Push To Talk), Professional Lighted Square Translucent Button With Instructive Text On The Button Describing OperationPJ-1 Projector, Ceiling Mounted, Crestron System Output Device Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Christie LW551i 5500 Lumen 1280x800 WXGA 16:10

PJM-1 Projector Mounting System, Ceiling Fixed Pole Mount Style, Black Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Chief Manufacturing Complete System Including Scaler/Transmitter Mounting BracketPP-1 Patch Panel, 24 Port 1RU RJ-45 Telecom Contractor Telecom Contractor Per SpecS-1 Speaker, 8" Round In Ceiling, 70V, Full Range Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor JBL Contractor Control Series 26CT or Engineer Approved Equivalent, White, Backbox And Ceiling Supports Required

SSPS-1 Surge Suppression Power Strip, Rack Mounted Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Furman Pro SequencingTP-1 Touch Panel, Desktop Free Standing, Approx. 10" Diagonal Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Crestron Device. Free Standing On Desktop w/ Adequate Length Permanently Attached Cord To Service Three Head Board Members, TSW-1050TP-2 Touch Panel, Wall Mounted Device, Approx. 10" Diagonal Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Crestron Device. Permanently Installed in Wall (Tamper And Theft Resistant), TSW-1050TV-1 Television / Computer Monitor, Crestron System Output Device Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Sharp LC-80LE650U

TVM-1 Television Wall Mount, 12 Degree Down Tilt Audio Video Contractor Audio Video Contractor Chief Manufacturing LTAU Large Fusion Tilt Wall Mount SeriesContractor Shall Check Specifications For Possible Further Details

SPLICE CONNECTION FROMEXISTING TO NEW

CONDUIT CONTINUATION

CONDUIT TURNING DOWN

ANY WIRING DEVICE WITH THIS SYMBOLINDICATES SURFACE MOUNTED OUTLET BOX

MOTION DETECTOR

FLOOR BOX / POKE THRUWITH SERVICES AS NOTED

FF FURNITURE FEED - WALL MOUNTED

CONDUIT STUB

PUSH BUTTON

M

INDICATES RECESSED TYPEINDICATES SURFACE TYPE

INDICATES SURFACE TYPEINDICATES RECESSED TYPE

MICROPHONE OUTLET (XLR ONLY) - WALL MOUNTED

MICROPHONE OUTLET (XLR ONLY) - IN FLOORBOX OR CEILING MOUNTED

SPEAKER OUTLET - WALL MOUNTED

INTERCOM DEVICE - WALL MOUNTED

BELL OR BUZZER - WALL MOUNTED

CLOCK - CEILING MOUNTED

CLOCK - WALL MOUNTED

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYMBOLS

INDICATES ADDITIONAL DETAIL PER THE FOLLOWING:

INDICATES NUMBER OF RJ-45 JACKS/CABLES.THE NUMBER ONE IS IMPLIED.

INFORMATION JACK FOR VOICE OR DATA USE,MATCH RECEPTACLE HEIGHT UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

I

M

V

M

VOLUME CONTROL - WALL MOUNTED

SS

SR

--S

R

--R

S

#XYZ

ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM DEVICE - WALL MOUNTEDA

CONDUIT TURNING UP

INDICATES WALL PHONE PLATE AT+48" UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTEDINDICATES WALL PHONE PLATE AT +48" UNLESSOTHERWISE NOTED, PLUS ONE JACK AT STANDARDOUTLET HEIGHT.

XX##

*** TELECOM ***

LADDER RACK

WIRE BASKET

B

C

P PROJECTOR - CEILING MOUNTED

CAMERA - CEILING MOUNTED

EQUIPMENT DESIGNATIONPER EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE

CATV SYSTEM OUTLET

# -

XYZ -

-AC-W

-W+

SPEAKER OUTLET - CEILING MOUNTED

C CAMERA - WALL MOUNTED

FF FURNITURE FEED

INTERCOM DEVICEI


INDICATES 8" ABOVE COUNTERTOP OR 4"ABOVE BACKSPLASH

BELL OR BUZZERB

MOTION DETECTOR - WALL MOUNTEDM

SECURITY DEVICE - WALL MOUNTEDS

SECURITY DEVICES

PROJECTOR - WALL MOUNTEDP

JUNCTION BOX - IN FLOOR BOX OR CEILING

PULL BOX

J

J

JUNCTION BOX - WALL MOUNTED

WALL BOX WITH SERVICES AS NOTED

PROJECTION SCREEN - CEILING MOUNTED

PROJECTION SCREEN - WALL MOUNTED

ELECTRONIC DISPLAY - CEILING MOUNTED

ELECTRONIC DISPLAY - WALL MOUNTED

2

1 1/4"C TO ACCESSIBLECEILING SPACE ABOVE

1"C

2 CIRCUITS120VAC 20A

12" X 12" X 3.5"JUNCTION BOX

1 1/4"C TO UNDER FLOOR,DESTINATION PER FLOOR PLAN

16" X 16" X 3.5"JUNCTION BOX

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TELECOM SCHEDULES ANDDETAILS

GENERAL TELECOM NOTES1. The Electrical Contractor shall study all Telecom plans including reading all Telecom

general and specific notes for instructions that will affect or pertain to the ElectricalContractor.

2. Electrical Contractor shall provide and install all telecom conduits to accessible ceilingspace (they shall not be terminated above hard lids or in exposed areas) unlessotherwise instructed. Unless instructed otherwise, all telecom conduits to accessibleceiling space shall be in the same room as the opening.

3 The Electrical Contractor shall not daisy chain any voice/data cabling or AV cablingconduits when routing from boxes to destination.

4. The Electrical Contractor shall provide and install bushings on all telecom conduits atthe time of conduit installation.

5. Coordinate routing of raceway and equipment to maintain access to filters, motors,electrical equipment, and controls. In no case shall raceway, cabling bundles, orequipment pass directly over electrical panels or disconnects or restrict access to anyelectrical equipment including junction boxes.

6. Conduit minimum sizes shall be per the electrical raceway specifications unless notedotherwise.

7. Contractor shall verify all quantities.8. Contractor shall fasten all equipment to structure so everything is completely solid.9. Contractor shall use hook and loop fasteners on cabling exclusively, no tie wraps.

Exception: tie wraps may be used loosely for dressing cables during installation, butshall be removed and replaced with hook and loop fasteners before job is complete.

10. The maximum distance between all J hooks shall be five feet. All J hooks shall besized to have at least 50% capacity available for future growth. Contractor shall notfasten cabling to piping, ductwork, conduits, or anything other than Contractorinstalled J hooks or cable tray supported from structure. Contractor shall not laycable over piping, ductwork, conduits, ceiling grid/tiles, and any other buildingstructure element or building support system device. Use low voltage pathway only.

11. All telecom cabling in finished spaces is to be routed concealed in walls, unlessspecifically noted otherwise. All exposed cabling and cabling behind inaccessibleconstruction (such as in walls and above drywall ceilings) shall be routed in conduitwhich is provided and installed by the Electrical Contractor. All wall penetrations shallbe sleeved with conduit.

12. The Contractor shall not pull any telecom cabling through conduits that do not havethe required bushings installed. Cabling pulled through conduits with no bushingsthat receive cable jacket damage shall be replaced by the contractor at no charge tothe Owner.

13. The Contractor shall review the architectural plans for areas that are base bid andareas that are alternate bids and work accordingly (if alternates exist).

14. The Contractor shall review the architectural plans for fire wall locations, then provideand install fire stopping in all telecom conduits including those with cabling in themand those telecom sleeves or conduits without cabling in them for those fire walllocations.

15. The telecom structured cabling shall not have paint or paint overspray on the cablingjacket which may degrade the performance of the cabling and void the warranty.Cabling which has paint on it shall be replaced at the expense of the contracting team(it cannot be cleaned mechanically or with solvents, it shall be replaced).

TELECOM NOTEST-1 This device shall be provided by the Audio Video Contractor, including the special back

box which shall be given to the Electrical Contractor to install. Electrical Contractor shallfurnish and install a 1" conduit from this special back box to accessible ceiling spaceabove.

T-2 The Electrical Contractor shall turn the raceway up into the casework at an accessiblelocation for easy cable pulling. All low voltage cabling shall be pulled through thecasework cavity by the Audio Video Contractor using Audio Video Contractor installedJ-hooks for support.

T-3 The Audio Video Contractor shall furnish and install the table top Crestron touch panelwith table top stand, charger if required, and heavy duty protected embilical cord withadequate length to reach each of the three people at the head of the table so that theycan take the controller directly in front of them and interact with it.

T-4 The Audio Video Contractor shall furnish and install stainless steel single gang faceplateswith XLR microphone connector for the microphone connection symbol shown in eachfloorbox.

T-5 The Audio Video Contractor shall coordinate the "AV rack versus casework" with theGeneral Contractor immediately after contracts are awarded (before any productordering). The Audio Video Contractor shall determine the model of Middle AtlanticSRSR series rack needed in regards to useable depth and height based on equipmentand other requirements outlined in the schedule. After that, take into account anadditional 6" of side clearance needed when this rack is used in a corner to allowadequate rotation once the rack is pulled out. Lastly account for the height in relation tothe rack location above the floor and determine if a casework shelf can be added abovethe rack for Owner use. Keep cooling in mind regarding the location of the wooden shelf.Also coordinate with the Electrical Contractor regarding all the above versus the racewayelevation on sheet T-501 and make adjustments as necessary to make raceway work forthe casework environment.

T-6 The screen symbol represents the approximate horizontal length of the screens viewingsurface. The actual housing mounted in the ceiling will be larger in both horizontaldirections.

T-7 Reuse device saved from demolition phase (see electrical sheets).T-8 Mount faceplate on box inside podium hidden space. The purpose of this is to allow the

guests to use the cables provided at the podium. The cable nook will have HDMI andVGA/3.5mm cables hanging inside to be pulled out and connected directly to the laptopPC, while the other end of those cables will connect inside the podium to the IP-2selecting faceplate to convert the signal (only one works at a time) to Crestron 8G+communicatiopn protocol. Same applies for the document camera except only one cablewill be provided, the correct digital cable to connect the document camera specified. Theselecting dual input faceplate shall be used inside the podium for that device also to allowthe owner flexibility in document camera connections in case they choose to make achange later.

T-9 Audio Video Contractor shall provide stainless steel XLR microphone faceplate withadditional connector as needed for low voltage power for the microphone lightedmomentary switch (source for the power shall be located in the AV rack).

NOT TO SCALE1 WALL ELEVATION BEHIND AV RACK

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