ELECTRICAL COMPONENT Clause Samples

The ELECTRICAL COMPONENT clause defines the requirements and standards for any electrical parts or systems included in the scope of a contract or project. It typically outlines specifications such as quality, safety certifications, installation procedures, and compliance with relevant codes or regulations. By clearly setting these expectations, the clause ensures that all electrical components meet necessary safety and performance standards, thereby reducing the risk of malfunction or non-compliance.
ELECTRICAL COMPONENT. The electrical components in the luminaire shall include a 10 KV minimum surge protector, electronic power driver that to be prewired and tested at the point of manufacture. The LED power driver shall be 120– 277 Volt, 50 / 60 HZ, class 1, LED driver, with power factor more than 90% and THD less than 20% of full load. Integral weather-tight electrical box for easy power hook-up. Voltage dips up to 30% below the nominal line volts of 120 shall not affect LED board power or cause luminaire to dim or fail. The whole luminaire assembly shall be completely prewired requiring only the connection of the primary circuit wires for its operation. Wiring shall be #16 stranded wires, with silicone rubber insulation, fiberglass sheath and lacquer finish, or cross-linked polyethylene insulation of 105o Celsius rating.
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