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SITE ELECTRICAL WORK, GENERAL <br />REQUIREMENTS <br />Section 16000 <br />15-1207 <br />K. Use only self -extinguishing, non -hygroscopic corrosion -resistant material and equipment. <br />L. Conform with conditions shown and specified. Coordinate with other trades for best possible <br />assembly of combined Work. Relocate equipment when necessitated by failures to coordinate <br />Work or to advise Architect of conflicts in writing. <br />M. Use printed descriptions, specifications and recommendations of manufacturers as a guide for <br />installation of Work. <br />N. Design of wiring systems is generally based on product of one (1) of the manufacturers cited. <br />Where wiring for product installed necessitates modification of wiring shown on Plans, <br />Contractor is responsible for installation of wiring appropriate to product installed. <br />O. Effectively bond electrical cabinets, enclosures, and conduit raceways to Code approved <br />grounds as parts of continuous grounding system. <br />P. Materials and Equipment - General Requirements: <br />1. New. <br />2. Approved for use by State Fire Marshal and local building inspection department when <br />applicable. <br />3. Testing agency labeled or with other identification wherever standards have been <br />established. <br />4. Architect reserves right to reject items not in accordance with this Specification either before <br />or after installation. <br />5. Comprised to render complete and operable systems; provide additional item needed to <br />complete installation to realize design. <br />6. Groups of items having same or similar function (motor starters, circuit breakers, etc.) shall <br />be by single manufacturer to facilitate maintenance and service. <br />7. Compatible patible with space allocated. Modifications necessary to adjust items to space limitations <br />at Contractor's expense. <br />8. Installed fully operating and without objectionable noise or vibration. <br />Q. Electrical Equipment and Material Categories: <br />1. Conduit: <br />a. Rigid Steel Conduit: UL 6. <br />b. Intermediate Metallic Conduit (IMC): UL 1242, Type 1. <br />C. Coated Rigid Steel Conduit: NEMA RN 1, forty (40) mil. thick polyvinyl -chloride <br />(PVC) coating factory bonded to the galvanized outer surface of the conduit. <br />d. PVC Conduit: Type 40 and Type 80, NEMA TC 6, UL 651. <br />e. Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT): UL 797, F.S. WW -C-563. <br />f. Flexible Conduit: UL 360, F.S. WW -C-566. <br />2. Outlet Boxes and Fittings: UL 514, F.S. W -C-586, W -J-800. <br />3. Cabinets and Boxes: UL 50. <br />4. Wires: insulated copper conforming to the Requirements of the 2013 California Electrical <br />Code for application. <br />!asti a 595 <br />5. i ape: PiaSuG F.S. riri-i-��5. <br />A ^ <br />I <br />