This manual provides
Installation & Operating instructions for
ENERGY
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS
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1. Field Joint Detail
Bolt field joint[s] together as shown.
NOTE: Access plates as shown for flat-top unit allows bolts
above partition to be secured. All bolts are ¼”-20. Use flat
washers beneath head of bolt and under nut when bolting
through slots.
2. Control Tower Mounting Detail
Use ¼”-20 bolts between raceway and
control tower as shown on typical
construction below.
beneath head of bolt and under nut
when bolting through slots. Note that
removable panels are facing sides of
raceway. Slots are provided to aid in
ease of assembly. Adjust pedestal so
that it is centered under raceway and
one inch [1”] from end of raceway.
Pedestals under field joints are to be
centered under field joint.
4. Pedestal Floor Mounting Detail
After attaching risors and pedestals
place raceway in position. Level
raceway [shims or spacers may be
requiredbeneathpedestalsto
accomplish this] mark position of
holes in bottom of pedestal on floor.
Carefully lift raceway and remove
pedestals toallow installation of
mounting hardware into floor. Use
extreme care to avoid placing lifting
devices across breaker plates as this
will damage lights, switches, knobs or
receptacles. Floormounting
hardware [not provided by AVTEC]
should be installed in all four corners
of pedestal. Re-attach pedestals to
raceway and lower into position,
bolting through pedestal base into
floor. Use flat washers beneath
heads of bolts used to attach unit to
floor.
3. Pedestal Mounting Detail
Bolt raceway to pedestals with ¼”-20
bolts and nuts. Use flat washers
5. Tower Interface Detail
Place trim collar on tower, Position
tower under hood. Fully tighten trim
collar retaining hardware after the UDS
tower is in proper location.See
diagrams f-1,2,3. See pages 12,13,14.
6. Hanging Rod Detail
7.
Locate raceway in position and attach
hanging rod to structural ceiling. Use
turnbuckles to make final adjustments
in raceway height. Level raceway
with level [do not use floor for leveling
purposes, as it may be pitched for
drainage].
7. Side Panel Detail
The side panels slip fit in place at the
top, #8-32 screws fasten the panel to
the bottom of the housing.The side
panel[s] is installed by fitting the top of
the panel into the top of the housing
and then sliding the bottom of the panel
into position. The #8-32 screws are
then installed into the bottom housing
securing the panel.
B. Wall Mounted Energy Distribution
System
1. Field Joint Detail
Bolt field joints together as shown with
¼”-20 bolts and nuts. Use flat washers
beneath heads of bolts and under nut
when bolting through slots.
2. Risor Mounting Detail
Bolt risor to raceway through flange and
to sloped-top through side of risor with
¼”-20 nuts and bolts. Use flat washers
beneath head of bolt and under nut
when bolting through slots. Square-up
edges before finally torqueing bolts to
present a satisfactory appearance.
3.Wall Mounting Detail
Locate stud centerlines on INSIDE of
unit if mounting to a stud wall. Drill
corresponding mounting holes in the
back of the unit. Care must be taken
topreventmetalshavingsfrom
contactingelectricalcomponents.
VacuumALLmetalfragments
immediately and thoroughly. When
measuring height above finished floor,
be aware that floor may be pitched.
Mark wall through holes, remove unit
and drill into wall for anchors. Avoid
drillingthroughunittoavoid
accumulations of debris. Secure unit
towallwithquarter-inch[1/4”]
minimum diameter hardware.
NOTE: VERIFY THAT THE WALL IS CAPABLE
OF BEARING THE LOAD.
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4. Service Enclosure Detail
Mounting the back of the service
enclosure to the wall by drilling through
the back of the housing. Attach front of
enclosuretobackwithhardware
provided.
5. Side Panel Detail
The side panels slip fit in place at the
top, #8-32 screws fasten the panel to
the bottom of the housing.The side
panel[s] is installed by fitting the top of
the panel into the top of the housing
and then sliding the bottom of the panel
into position. The #8-32 screws are
then installed into the bottom housing,
securing the panel.
C. Plumbing Connection at Field Joints
It is the plumbing contractor’s responsibility
to insure that all unions are tightened and
leaks do not exist. Take care when
tightening unions that they are not loosened
from the pipe. Pipe sealant may be
required to be applied to the face of the
union to prevent leakage. Use care to keep
contaminants and sealant from entering the
pipe where it might cause blockage of traps
and lines when the unit is brought into
operation.
D. Electrical Connections at Field Joints
1. Field joints for bus bar are generally 24”
long sectionsfastened in four[4]
locations. Note that the field joint
section of bus bar is usually insulated
where possibleshort spacingmay
occur. When bolting down field joint
section, be sure that it makes complete
contact with mating bus bar.
2. Where space limitations prohibit the
use of bus bar, cable bus is used.
Sections of wire with lugs are provided
at field joints. These wires should be
routed through a protective bushing
whenthey maybesubjectedto
abrasion.
3. Control circuit wiring at field joints use
quick-connectplug-inconnectors.
These can be assembled in only one
way. When more than one connector is
located at a field joint, they should be
different configurations. If not, plug
together the connectors with the same
color wires leading into them. Be
certain that the connections are fully
inserted and that they are making good
contact.
E.Care and Maintenance
The protective coating on the stainless
steel should be removed after installation is
completed. Traces of marking pens can be
removed with careful use of acetone and a
soft cloth. Fingerprints and most stains can
be removed with a soft cloth dampened
with water and mild detergent. The unit
should not be hosed or sprayed with either
steam or water. In order to further seal the
unit, silicone sealant may be applied to the
seams.Annually, the power should be
turned OFF and threaded connections [both
electricalandmechanical]shouldbe
tightened as required.
II.CONNECTION TO REMOTE FIRE-FUEL SHUT
OFF SYSTEM
A. Electrical Shut-Off Detail, No Vent Controls
The AVTEC Electrical Fire-Fuel Shut-Off
System uses a shunt trip circuit breaker[s].
The breakers will trip OFF whenever
120vacisappliedtotheRedand
White/Red wires [excluding M*** series
style connection plates]. A single main shut
off shunt trip breaker may be used in lieu of
individual shunt trips.
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