Wiring & Conduit Methods Sample Clauses

Wiring & Conduit Methods. ‌‌‌ 3.24.1. Wiring, conduit, and piping shall be fabricated and installed in a neat, workmanlike manner considered acceptable in the industry.‌ 3.24.2. All wiring shall be stranded copper. Control wiring shall not be smaller that #12 AWG and current transformer circuit wiring shall not be smaller than #10 AWG. 3.24.3. All control wiring shall be terminated using insulated compression barrel, ring type connectors. 3.24.4. Terminal blocks shall be heavy duty, protected washer-screw type equal the GE EB-25. Machine printed marker strips shall be provided. 3.24.5. All current transformer secondary leads shall be terminated in short circuited, easily identifiable, washer-screw type terminal blocks equal to GE EB-27 3.24.6. All wiring runs shall be in rigid steel or aluminum conduit, except for short flexible conduit runs to equipment. 3.24.7. Short runs of flexible cable shall be outdoor rated cable, NEC rated “SOOW”, such as Anixter 4AX series or approved equal. Cable shall be expressly rated for exposure to moisture and weather in an outdoor application. Minimum size on flexible cable shall be #12 AWG. 3.24.8. Flexible cable runs shall be long enough so that connected equipment may be mechanically un-mounted from the circuit breaker without interference from flexible cord. 3.24.9. All devices shall be wired to terminal blocks (as per the Electrical section) located in rain-tight NEMA 3R enclosure near the base of the circuit breaker. These enclosures shall have provision for four (4), two-inch conduit connections on the bottom. All enclosures shall be mounted in a position readily accessible from the ground when the circuit breaker is mounted at the recommended pad height. 3.24.10. All wiring shall be marked at both ends using permanent machine printed, heat shrink type, wire markers. Wire marker wire designator shall correspond to wiring diagrams submitted. Adhesive wire markers are not considered by Owner to be permanent and not allowed.‌‌‌‌
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