MO2-09 Electrical - SD ENG Compiled - ESP - Por Pestañas 2-57

GENERAL NOTES
1. See Details Sheets For Additional Information Regarding Ductbank Installation And Ampacity
Requirements.
2. Provide Long Radius Elbows On 2" Controls / Monitoring Conduits For Installation Of Fiber. See
Single Line Diagrams For Additional Information.
3. All 6" Conduit Elbows And Fittings Shall Be Fiberglass Or Rigid Metallic Conduit Wrapped In Corrosion
Protection Tape.
4. Provide Vaults As Indicated In Underground Conduit Ductbanks And As Required To Be In Accordance
With NOM And Local Codes.
5. Coordinate Underground Conduit Routing With Other Utilities And Structural Footings.
6. Coordinate Final Connections To MV Switchgear With Equipment Cutsheets.
SHEET NOTES
NOTE: NOT ALL SHEET NOTES BELOW MAY BE USED ON THIS SHEET
GENERAL NOTES
1. This Sheet Intends To Show The Fiber Ductbank Routing Provided By The Civil Engineer, For
Reference.
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GENERAL NOTES
1. Coordinate All Device Colors And Finishes With The Architectural Finishes Of The Surrounding Surface.
2. Site Lighting Wire Sizes Increased For Voltage Drop.
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GENERAL NOTES
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GENERAL NOTES
1. The Indoor Lighting System Shall Be Designed And Installed In Conformance With
The Applicable, Local Energy Efficiency Code
2. The Electrical Drawings Show The Design Intent And General Configuration Of
Lighting Control System Components. The System Supplier Shall Be Responsible For
Selecting The Appropriate Components To Meet The Design Criteria. The Lighting
Controls Submittal Shall Include Complete Wiring Diagrams For The Various
Applications Described On The Lighting Plan Sheet Notes.
3. All Exit Lights Are Connected To Dedicated Circuits. Provide "Lock-On" Breaker
Protecting All Those Circuits.
4. Provide Manual Wall Switches As Shown On Drawings For Each Area Enclosed By
Walls Or Floor-To-Ceiling Partitions.
5. Provide The Following Automatic Lighting Controls In Addition To The Wall Switches
Described In Note B Above:
A. Provide Occupancy Sensors In All Conference/Meeting Rooms, Employee Lunch
And Break Rooms, Private Offices, Restrooms, Storage Rooms And Janitorial
Closets, And Other Spaces 300 Square Feet (28 Sq. Meter) Or Less Enclosed By
Floor-To-Ceiling Height Partitions. These Automatic Control Devices Shall
Automatically Turn Off Lights Within 30 Minutes Of All Occupants Leaving The
Space, And Shall Either Be Manual On Or Shall Be Controlled To Automatically
Turn The Lighting On To Not More Than 50 Percent Power.
B. Full Automatic-On Controls Shall Control Lighting In Stairways, Corridors,
Restrooms, Primary Building Entrance Areas And Lobbies, And Areas Where
Manual-On Operation Would Endanger The Safety Or Security Of The Room Or
Building Occupants.
C. Location And Quantity Of Occupancy Sensors For Lighting Control Is
Diagrammatic. Lighting Controls Vendor Shall Provide Occupancy Sensors Of
Sufficient Count To Comply With Virginia Commercial Energy Efficiency Code
Automatic Shutoff Control Requirements.
D. Do Not Place Occupancy Sensors Within 4' Of Hvac Diffusers.
E. All Exterior Lights Shall Be Controlled Via Photocell.
6. Provide Daylight Controls In Designated Areas In Conformance With Notes 1 Through
7 Below.
A. Daylight Zones Shall Be Arranged Such That Lights In The Daylight Zone Are
Controlled Independently Of General Area Lighting And Are Controlled By Either
Wall Switches Or By Automatic Daylight Controls.
B. Daylight Control Zones Shall Not Exceed 2,500 Square Feet (232 Sq. Meter).
Contiguous Daylight Zones Adjacent To Vertical Fenestration Are Allowed To Be
Controlled By A Single Controlling Device Provided That They Do Not Include
Zones Facing More Than Two Adjacent Cardinal Orientations (I.E., North, East,
West, South).
C. Daylight Zones Enclosed By Walls Or Ceiling Height Partitions And Containing Two
Or Fewer Light Fixtures Are Not Required To Have A Separate Switch For General
Area Lighting.
D. Set-Point And Other Controls For Calibrating The Daylight Lighting Control Device
Shall Be Readily Accessible.
E. Daylight-Responsive Controls (C405.2.3.1) Must Be Provided To Control Lights
Within Daylight Zones In Spaces With Total Of More Than 150w Of General
Lighting Within Sidelight And Toplight Daylight Zones. Exception: Up To 150w In
Each Space Permitted To Be Controlled Together With Lighting In A Daylight Zone
Facing Different Cardinal Direction.
F. Daylighting Controls Device Shall Be Capable Of Automatically Reducing The
Lighting Power In Response To Available Daylight By Continuous Dimming Using
Daylight-Sensing Automatic Controls That Are Capable Of Reducing The Power Of
General Lighting In The Daylit Zone Continuously To Less Than 15 Percent Of
Rated Power At Maximum Light Output.
G. The Location And Quantity Of Daylight Sensors Shown On The Drawings Is
Diagrammatic. The Lighting Controls Vendor Shall Provide Daylight Sensors Of
Sufficent Count And Type To Comply With Automatic Daylighting Controls
Requirements Described In Local Energy Code.
7. Lighting For Exterior Applications Other Than Emergency Lighting That Is Intended To
Be Automatically Off During Building Operation, Lighting Specifically Required To
Meet Health And Life Safety Requirements Shall:
A. Be Provided With A Control That Automatically Turns Off The Lighting As A
Function Of Available Daylight.
B. Have Controls Configured To Automatically Reduce The Connected Lighting
Power By Not Less Than 30 Percent During Any Period When Motion Has Not
Been Detected For A Time Of Longer Than 15 Minutes.
C. Have At Least 90 Minutes Of Battery Backup.
D. Have Two Light Sources Or Two Led Modules For Redundancy.
E. Be Provided With Controls That Turns Light On Upon Loss Of Normal Power.
GENERAL NOTES
1. The Indoor Lighting System Shall Be Designed And Installed In Conformance With
The Applicable, Local Energy Efficiency Code
2. The Electrical Drawings Show The Design Intent And General Configuration Of
Lighting Control System Components. The System Supplier Shall Be Responsible For
Selecting The Appropriate Components To Meet The Design Criteria. The Lighting
Controls Submittal Shall Include Complete Wiring Diagrams For The Various
Applications Described On The Lighting Plan Sheet Notes.
3. All Exit Lights Are Connected To Dedicated Circuits. Provide "Lock-On" Breaker
Protecting All Those Circuits.
4. Provide Manual Wall Switches As Shown On Drawings For Each Area Enclosed By
Walls Or Floor-To-Ceiling Partitions.
5. Provide The Following Automatic Lighting Controls In Addition To The Wall Switches
Described In Note B Above:
A. Provide Occupancy Sensors In All Conference/Meeting Rooms, Employee Lunch
And Break Rooms, Private Offices, Restrooms, Storage Rooms And Janitorial
Closets, And Other Spaces 300 Square Feet (28 Sq. Meter) Or Less Enclosed By
Floor-To-Ceiling Height Partitions. These Automatic Control Devices Shall
Automatically Turn Off Lights Within 30 Minutes Of All Occupants Leaving The
Space, And Shall Either Be Manual On Or Shall Be Controlled To Automatically
Turn The Lighting On To Not More Than 50 Percent Power.
B. Full Automatic-On Controls Shall Control Lighting In Stairways, Corridors,
Restrooms, Primary Building Entrance Areas And Lobbies, And Areas Where
Manual-On Operation Would Endanger The Safety Or Security Of The Room Or
Building Occupants.
C. Location And Quantity Of Occupancy Sensors For Lighting Control Is
Diagrammatic. Lighting Controls Vendor Shall Provide Occupancy Sensors Of
Sufficient Count To Comply With Virginia Commercial Energy Efficiency Code
Automatic Shutoff Control Requirements.
D. Do Not Place Occupancy Sensors Within 4' Of Hvac Diffusers.
E. All Exterior Lights Shall Be Controlled Via Photocell.
6. Provide Daylight Controls In Designated Areas In Conformance With Notes 1 Through
7 Below.
A. Daylight Zones Shall Be Arranged Such That Lights In The Daylight Zone Are
Controlled Independently Of General Area Lighting And Are Controlled By Either
Wall Switches Or By Automatic Daylight Controls.
B. Daylight Control Zones Shall Not Exceed 2,500 Square Feet (232 Sq. Meter).
Contiguous Daylight Zones Adjacent To Vertical Fenestration Are Allowed To Be
Controlled By A Single Controlling Device Provided That They Do Not Include
Zones Facing More Than Two Adjacent Cardinal Orientations (I.E., North, East,
West, South).
C. Daylight Zones Enclosed By Walls Or Ceiling Height Partitions And Containing Two
Or Fewer Light Fixtures Are Not Required To Have A Separate Switch For General
Area Lighting.
D. Set-Point And Other Controls For Calibrating The Daylight Lighting Control Device
Shall Be Readily Accessible.
E. Daylight-Responsive Controls (C405.2.3.1) Must Be Provided To Control Lights
Within Daylight Zones In Spaces With Total Of More Than 150w Of General
Lighting Within Sidelight And Toplight Daylight Zones. Exception: Up To 150w In
Each Space Permitted To Be Controlled Together With Lighting In A Daylight Zone
Facing Different Cardinal Direction.
F. Daylighting Controls Device Shall Be Capable Of Automatically Reducing The
Lighting Power In Response To Available Daylight By Continuous Dimming Using
Daylight-Sensing Automatic Controls That Are Capable Of Reducing The Power Of
General Lighting In The Daylit Zone Continuously To Less Than 15 Percent Of
Rated Power At Maximum Light Output.
G. The Location And Quantity Of Daylight Sensors Shown On The Drawings Is
Diagrammatic. The Lighting Controls Vendor Shall Provide Daylight Sensors Of
Sufficent Count And Type To Comply With Automatic Daylighting Controls
Requirements Described In Local Energy Code.
7. Lighting For Exterior Applications Other Than Emergency Lighting That Is Intended To
Be Automatically Off During Building Operation, Lighting Specifically Required To
Meet Health And Life Safety Requirements Shall:
A. Be Provided With A Control That Automatically Turns Off The Lighting As A
Function Of Available Daylight.
B. Have Controls Configured To Automatically Reduce The Connected Lighting
Power By Not Less Than 30 Percent During Any Period When Motion Has Not
Been Detected For A Time Of Longer Than 15 Minutes.
C. Have At Least 90 Minutes Of Battery Backup.
D. Have Two Light Sources Or Two Led Modules For Redundancy.
E. Be Provided With Controls That Turns Light On Upon Loss Of Normal Power.
SHEET NOTES
GENERAL NOTES
1. Coordinate All Device Colors And Finishes With The Architectural Finishes Of The Surrounding
Surface.
2. All Exterior Receptacles Shall Be GFI In A Weatherproof While In Use Enclosure.
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GENERAL NOTES
Surface.
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GENERAL NOTES
Surface.
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GENERAL NOTES
1. All Roof Mounted Electrical Equipment Shall Be Weatherproof And NEMA 3R Rated.
2. Provide Disconnects For All Roof Mounted Equipment.
SHEET NOTES
1. Coordinate Final Location Of Heat Trace Panel And Circuit Requirements In Field And With Mechanical Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
GENERAL NOTES
1. All Roof Mounted Electrical Equipment Shall Be Weatherproof And NEMA 3R Rated.
2. Provide Disconnects For All Roof Mounted Equipment.
SHEET NOTES
GENERAL NOTES
1. New Counterpoise Loop Shall Be #4/0 AWG Tinned Copper Conductor. 10 Foot By 3/4 Inch Diameter
Solid Copper Ground Rods Shall Be Provided As Shown With A Maximum Separation Of 40-Feet On
Center. The Counterpoise Loop Shall Be Located 6 Feet Minimum From The Perimeter Wall And
Buried 36 Inches Deep Minimum. Before Backfilling Trench Provide Minimum Of 6" Cover Of Sand On
Counterpoise Loop. Compact Backfill. Confirm The Solid Copper Ground Rods Can Be Driven Into Soil
With A Test Batch, Prior To Procurement Of All Ground Rods. In The Event Rods Cannot Be Driven,
Consult Engineer.
2. Provide #4 AWG Ground Conductor Bond To All Light Poles And Route Beyond Concrete Base To
8'x3/4" Ground Rod.
3. Lightning Protection Downleaders To Route Through PVC Where Required. Conceal Downlead Cables
With Between-Panel Precast Panels. Provide Downlead In Precast Wall Groove/Joint. Secure With
Copper Loop Clip. Fasten Cable 3'-0" O.C. Max.
4. Premanufactured Equipment Vendor Shall Provide Plans And Riser Diagrams Including Any
Interconnect Wiring Requirements. Provide All Wiring Necessary For A Complete Installation.
5. The Grounding Electrodes For The Multiple Separately Derived Systems Shall Be Tied Together In A
Common Point As A Part Of The Grounding Electrode System.
6. Where Painted/Finished Surfaces Are Removed For Exothermic Welding Of Ground Conductors,
Protect Metallic Elements With Zinc Enriched Paint To Restore Protection From Corrosion.
7. Coordinate Grounding Requirements With Grounding Riser Diagrams.
8. EC Shall Provide Shop Drawings To Engineer, For Review Prior To Installation Showing Underground
Ground Conductor Installation And Connections To All Equipment Based On These Drawings And Final
Equipment Submittal Drawings.
9. All Underground And Roof Work Shall Be Provided As Part Of This Scope. Where Equipment
Connections Will Occur In The
SHEET NOTES
1 Provide Pigtails At Generator To Bond Platforms, Enclosures And Tank. Bond Tank To Enclosure.
2 Ground Test Well
3 Provide Pigtail For Connection To Lightning Protection Down Conductors.
4 Connect All Columns To Underground Ground Ring With Exothermic Connections
GENERAL NOTES
Consult Engineer.
8'x3/4" Ground Rod.
Connections Will Occur In The Future,
SHEET NOTES
GENERAL NOTES
Consult Engineer.
8'x3/4" Ground Rod.
Connections Will Occur In The Future,
SHEET NOTES
GENERAL NOTES
3. Provide All Equipment, Circuitry, Appurenances, Paperwork, And Labor Required To Acquire A UL
Master Label For The Overall Facility Per UL 96 With All Needed Inspections From UL Staff. Turn Over
Completed Approved Certificate To Owner.
SHEET NOTES
1 Location Of System Down Conductor For Connection To Roof Lightning Protection System. Refer To Sheet E150.1 For Connec
2 Aerial Terminals Shall Be Provided For Air Cooled Chillers, Antennae Rail, And All Elevated Conductive Devices (Such As Ptz),
Stairwell), Generator Stack (As Applicable) And Bonded To Lightning Protection System.
efer To Sheet E150.1 For Connection To Ground Ring.
nductive Devices (Such As Ptz), Building Peak (Elevators,
GENERAL NOTES
Consult Engineer.
8'x3/4" Ground Rod.
Connections Will Occur In The Future, Provide Marked Pigtails For Future Connection Based On
Future Equipment Locations.
SHEET NOTES
GENERAL NOTES
Consult Engineer.
8'x3/4" Ground Rod.
Connections Will Occur In The Future, Provide Marked Pigtails For Future Connection Based On
Future Equipment Locations.
SHEET NOTES
GENERAL NOTES
Surface.
SHEET NOTES
1 Coordinate Final Loading Dock / Door Power Requirements With Final Equipment Being Provided.
2 Provide Data Outlets On Either Side Of The Security Room Wall For Check-In Kiosks.
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GENERAL NOTES
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GENERAL NOTES
1. THIS DRAWING IS DIAGRAMMATIC AND IS PROVIDED TO SHOW GENERAL OVERALL ARRANGEMENT OF MV SWITCHGEAR. S
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE LINE DRAWINGS FOR MV SWITCH GEAR AND LV EQUIPMENT FOR DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT
INDIVIDUAL PIECES OF EQUIPMENT
KEY NOTES
1. FOR EACH RMU, PROVIDE INTERLOCK KEYING TO PREVENT BOTH SOURCE SELECTOR SWITCHES FROM BEING CLOSED CONC
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EXISTING EQUIPMENT / FEEDER
FUTURE EQUIPMENT / FEEDER
NEW EQUIPMENT / FEEDER
CURRENT TRANSFORMER
POTENTIAL TRANSFORMER
MV BREAKER
DRAWOUT MV BREAKER
GROUNDING CONNECTION
FUSE
GIS MV BREAKER
SWITCH
RELAY DEVICE DESIGNATION:

21P - PRIMARY PHASE AND GROUND DISTANCE RELAY
21B - BACKUP PHASE AND GROUND DISTANCE RELAY
50/51 - PHASE AND GROUND OVERCURRENT RELAY
87 - BUS DIFFERENTIAL RELAY
SEL311 - LINE CURRENT DIFFERENTIAL & PRIM. DISTANCE RELAY
SEL351 - PHASE AND GROUND INST. & OVERCURRENT RELAY
SEL 587Z - BUS DIFFERENTIAL RELAY
L90 - GE BACKUP DISTANCE RELAY
GEMENT OF MV SWITCHGEAR. SEE
D INFORMATION ABOUT
HES FROM BEING CLOSED CONCURRENTLY

KEY NOTES (SYMBOLS, ETC.)
1. RACEWAY TO BE PROVIDED FOR FUTURE PHASES. PROVIDE RACEWAY AS SHOWN ON MEDIUM
VOLTAGE FEEDER SCHEDULE
LEGEND
OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT IS DENOTED WITH THIS SYMBOL
ONE-LINE SYMBOL LEGEND

CURRENT TRANSFORMER
DRAWOUT BREAKER
ISOLATION SWITCH
# RELAY DEVICE DESIGNATION:
SEL751 - PHASE AND GROUND INST. &
MEDIUM VOLTAGE FEEDER SCHEDULE

(3) 6"
(2 ACTIVE, 1 SPARE)
(1) 3 #750 kcmil AL, COMPACT STRANDED, 1/C,133%

M400 EPR, 35KV, SHIELDED & 1 #2 CU MV105, GND
1. RACEWAY TO BE PROVIDED FOR FUTURE PHASES. PROVIDE RACEWAY AS SHOWN ON MEDIUM
VOLTAGE FEEDER SCHEDULE
LEGEND
OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT IS DENOTED WITH THIS SYMBOL
MEDIUM VOLTAGE FEEDER SCHEDULE

(3) 6"
(2 ACTIVE, 1 SPARE)
(1) 3 #750 kcmil AL, COMPACT STRANDED, 1/C,133%

M400 EPR, 35KV, SHIELDED & 1 #2 CU MV105, GND
ONE-LINE SYMBOL LEGEND

CURRENT TRANSFORMER
DRAWOUT BREAKER
ISOLATION SWITCH
# RELAY DEVICE DESIGNATION:
SEL751 - PHASE AND GROUND INST. &
GENERAL NOTES
1. All Cablebux Tapboxes Shall Be Located Inside The Building.

1. THE LOAD BANK SWITCHBOARD (LBSB) HAS THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS AND EC SHALL PROVIDE ALL CONDUIT AND
WIRING REQUIRED TO FOR A COMPLETELY OPERATIONAL LOAD BANK SYSTEM:
1.1. PROVIDE PROVISION FOR ACCEPTING 1 UPS 120VAC CONTROL CIRCUIT AND 1 NON-UPS 120VAC HEATER CIRCUIT.
1.2. PROVIDE 120VAC SHUNT TRIP COIL FOR LBSB-LBB BREAKER.
1.3. PROVIDE "KEY KEEPER" KEY INTERLOCK "KLB" WITH AUX CONTACT. KEY NORMALLY HELD CAPTIVE, CONTACT CLOSES WH
KEY IS RELEASED.
1.4. PROVIDE AUX RELAY THAT CAN BE ACTIVATED BY A SET OF 10 FIELD 'LOAD BANK DUMP' CONTACTS (FORM-a). ANY ONE O
THESE RELAY SHOULD LATCH THE BREAKER TRIP COIL.
1.5. PROVIDE L-O INTERLOCK, TO THE 3200AF BREAKER.
1.6. PROVIDE PQM AND ASSOCIATED INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS. PQM SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH BINARY INPUT. WIRE “K
KEEPER” INTERLOCK AUX CONTACT TO PQM FOR EVENT RECORDING AND BMS/EPMS MONITORING.
2. PROVIDE UL LISTED CABLEBUS TAP BOX. ALL CONNECTIONS SHALL BE FULLY GASKETED AND WATERPROOF. IR WINDOWS O
HINGED DOORS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN THE TAP BOXES TO ALLOW FOR IR SCANNING.
3. CABLE FROM TAPBOX TO UDPR SHALL NOT EXCEED 25' TO COMPLY WITH CODE.
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L PROVIDE ALL CONDUIT AND
20VAC HEATER CIRCUIT.
CAPTIVE, CONTACT CLOSES WHEN
CONTACTS (FORM-a). ANY ONE OF
D WITH BINARY INPUT. WIRE “KEY
D WATERPROOF. IR WINDOWS OR
GENERAL NOTES
1. ALL EQUIPMENT AND CONNECTIONS SHOWN ON THIS SHEET ARE OFCI UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
2. MV PRIMARY SELECTIVE SWITCH IS BASED ON A TRANSFER TRIP SCHEME AND IS CONSIDERED OPEN TRANSITION. SEE SHEE
E505 FOR KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.
3. SYSTEM IS CONSIDERED OPEN TRANSITION AND DOES NOT PARALLEL WITH GENERATOR/UTILITY. SEE SHEET E505 FOR KEY
INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.
4. UPS SYSTEM DOES NOT FUNCTION IN PARALLEL AND ARE ISOLATED BY THE KIRK KEY SYSTEM, WHICH ALLOWS FOR BYPASS
LOAD BANK OPERATIONS. SEE SHEET E506 FOR KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.
5. PROVIDE CTs SIZED FOR ALL FEEDERS CONNECTED TO MSB FOR BRANCH MONITORING.
6. PROVIDE FEEDERS AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS WITH MAXIMUM LENGTHS AS FOLLOWS: 400FT FOR 480V-3PHASE FEEDER
200FT FOR 208V-3PHASE FEEDERS. IF FEEDER RUNS EXCEED THESE MAXIMUMS UPSIZE PHASE AND GROUND CONDUCTORS
FOR MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DROP OF 5% FROM UTILITY TO LOAD.
7. RESERVE POWER BLOCK IS REDUNDANT TO THE PRIMARY DATA CENTER POWER BLOCKS AND ACTS AS AN N+1 BACKUP FOR
CRITICAL IT LOAD. OVERALL MECHANICAL LOAD IS CONTINUOUS AND REDUNDANCY IS BUILT IN THROUGH THE MECHANICAL
INFRASTRUCTURE. MECHANICAL LOADS ARE RUNNING AT REDUCED CAPACITY TO PROVIDE REDUNDANCY AT EQUIPMENT
LEVEL. RESERVE POWER BLOCK ONLY HAS ENOUGH CAPACITY TO BACKUP ONE PRIMARY BLOCK AT A TIME.

1. FEEDER UPSIZED FOR VOLTAGE DROP.
2. COMPLY WITH NFP70 ARTICLE 695 AND NFPA 20 FOR FIRE PUMP INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS.
3. ATS SHALL BE BYPASS ISOLATION TYPE. OPEN TRANSITION WITH TIME DELAY.
4. CONTACTOR SHALL OPEN WHEN 1ATS_Z SIGNALS FOR GENERATOR START.
5. GENERATOR TO COMPLY WITH NEC ARTICLE 701 FOR FIRE PUMP.
6. CONTROLLER SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH THE FOLLOWING AUX CONTACTS:
· A MINIMUM OF ONE (1) FORM-A CONTACT FOR INDICATION WHEN FIREPUMP IS CALLED.
· A MINIMUM OF ONE (1) FORM-C CONTACT FOR INDICATION WHEN ALT SOURCE IS CONNECTED/CLOSED. MINIMUM
CONTACT RATING 24VDC 1.5A
7. PROVIDE SHUNT TRIP COIL, 24VDC, AND PROJECT-APPROVED POWER SUPPLY SCHEME EITHER WITHIN OR FROM A NEARBY
ENCLOSURE, FOR WETTING A REMOTE, CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED DRY CONTACT FOR SHUNT TRIPPING.
8. SELECTIVELY COORDINATE MV BREAKER (UPSTREAM OF TRANSFORMER) AND LOCAL SEL 751 RELAY WITH LV BREAKER
(DOWNSTREAM OF TRANSFORMER).
9. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE COMPRESSION TERMINATION KITS ON MOLDED CASE BREAKERS AND SHALL REP
MECHANICAL LUG KITS FOR ALL ALUMINUM FEEDERS.
10. PROVIDE SHUNT TRIP COIL, 24VDC, AND PROJECT-APPROVED POWER SUPPLY SCHEME EITHER WITHIN OR FROM A NEARB
ENCLOSURE, FOR WETTING A REMOTE, CUSTOMER SUPPLIED DRY CONTACT FOR SHUNT TRIP TRIPPING.
11. WHEN FIRE PUMP IS CALLED FOR SERVICE, THE ATS-Z HAS TO BE TURN OFF TO ALLOW ALL POWER AVAILABLE FOR FIRE PU
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SKID EXTENTS
ED OPEN TRANSITION. SEE SHEET
TILITY. SEE SHEET E505 FOR KEY
M, WHICH ALLOWS FOR BYPASS AND
400FT FOR 480V-3PHASE FEEDERS,

AND GROUND CONDUCTORS
ND ACTS AS AN N+1 BACKUP FOR

N THROUGH THE MECHANICAL
EDUNDANCY AT EQUIPMENT
CK AT A TIME.
TED/CLOSED. MINIMUM
ER WITHIN OR FROM A NEARBY
1 RELAY WITH LV BREAKER
CASE BREAKERS AND SHALL REPLACE
HER WITHIN OR FROM A NEARBY
POWER AVAILABLE FOR FIRE PUMP

KEY NOTES (SYMBOLS, ETC)
1. FURNISHED BY INTEGRATOR/SKID MANUFACTURER, INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR.
2. CONTRACTOR FURNISHED, CONTRACTOR INSTALLED. EVERYTHING SPECIFICALLY NOT IDENTIFIED IS CFCI.
3. PROVIDE (12) SETS 3#750kcmil AL CABLE BUS, 1#750kcmil G CU FROM GENERATOR TO MSB.
4. PROVIDE SINGLE POINT OF CONNECTION TO AIR COOLED CHILLER'S. LOCAL DISCONNECT IS INTEGRAL TO EQUIPMENT.
5. CONNECT TO BMS. BMS CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE DIM MODULE.
6. FEEDER SHALL HAVE XHHW-2 INSULATION FOR ROOF INSTALLATION.
7. RELAY WILL BE SURFACE MOUNTED IN ENCLOSURE AT MLTX.
8. OFE EQUIPMENT DENOTED BY SYMBOL. ALL OTHER EQUIPMENT PROVIDED AND INSTALLED AS DETAILED IN NOTES 1 & 2.
MECHANICAL LUG KITS FOR ALL ALUMINUM FEEDERS.
10. PROVIDE (4) #4/0 DLO CU WITH 1#1 CU GROUND (RUN SEPARATELY). TYPICAL FOR 7 BATTERY STRINGS.
11. PROVIDE (12) SETS 3#750KCMIL AL CABLE BUS, 1#750KCMIL G CU FROM MSB LOAD BANK BREAKER TO LBSB. SEE DRAWIN
601.18 FOR CONTINUATION.
12. CAMLOCK RATED AT 1600A FOR UPS LOAD BANK PURPOSES.
13. PROVIDE WEATHERPROOF EXIT FROM THE TRANSFORMER AND A SEALED ENTRY TO THE SKID. TYPICAL FOR ALL EXTERIOR
EQUIPMENT.
14. PANEL LOCATED INSIDE SKID ENCLOSURE.
15. ALL HEAT TRACE CIRCUITS SHALL BE GFCI.
16. FURNISHED BY INTEGRATOR / SKID MANUFACTURER, INSTALLED BY INTEGRATOR, SKID MANUFACTURER.
17. FUTURE PANEL TO BE INSTALLED IN A FUTURE PHASE
GENERAL NOTES
1. ALL EQUIPMENT AND CONNECTIONS SHOWN ON THIS SHEET ARE OFCI UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
2. MV PRIMARY SELECTIVE SWITCH IS BASED ON A TRANSFER TRIP SCHEME AND IS CONSIDERED OPEN TRANSITION. SEE SHEE
SCHEMATIC.
3. SYSTEM IS CONSIDERED OPEN TRANSITION AND DOES NOT PARALLEL WITH GENERATOR/UTILITY. SEE SHEET E505 FOR KEY
4. PROVIDE CTs SIZED FOR ALL FEEDERS CONNECTED TO MSB FOR BRANCH MONITORING.
5. PROVIDE FEEDERS AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS WITH MAXIMUM LENGTHS AS FOLLOWS: 400FT FOR 480V-3PHASE FEEDER
FEEDERS. IF FEEDER RUNS EXCEED THESE MAXIMUMS UPSIZE PHASE AND GROUND CONDUCTORS FOR MAXIMUM VOLTAGE
TO LOAD.
6. RESERVE POWER BLOCK IS REDUNDANT TO THE PRIMARY DATA CENTER POWER BLOCKS AND ACTS AS AN N+1 BACKUP FOR
MECHANICAL LOAD IS CONTINUOUS AND REDUNDANCY IS BUILT IN THROUGH THE MECHANICAL INFRASTRUCTURE. MECHAN
REDUCED CAPACITY TO PROVIDE REDUNDANCY AT EQUIPMENT LEVEL. RESERVE POWER BLOCK ONLY HAS ENOUGH CAPACITY
BLOCK AT A TIME.
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SKID EXTENTS
TIFIED IS CFCI.
INTEGRAL TO EQUIPMENT.
AS DETAILED IN NOTES 1 & 2.

CASE BREAKERS AND SHALL REPLACE
ERY STRINGS.
BREAKER TO LBSB. SEE DRAWING
KID. TYPICAL FOR ALL EXTERIOR
ANUFACTURER.
ED OPEN TRANSITION. SEE SHEET E505 FOR KEY INTERLOCK
TILITY. SEE SHEET E505 FOR KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.
400FT FOR 480V-3PHASE FEEDERS, 200FT FOR 208V-3PHASE

ORS FOR MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DROP OF 5% FROM UTILITY
ND ACTS AS AN N+1 BACKUP FOR CRITICAL IT LOAD. OVERALL

CAL INFRASTRUCTURE. MECHANICAL LOADS ARE RUNNING AT
K ONLY HAS ENOUGH CAPACITY TO BACKUP ONE PRIMARY
2. CONTRACTOR FURNISHED, CONTRACTOR INSTALLED.
KITS FOR ALL ALUMINUM FEEDERS.
CONTINUATION.
16. ONE LBB BREAKER TO BE PROVIDED PER FLOOR (1600A, LSIG
GENERAL NOTES
1. MV PRIMARY SELECTIVE SWITCH IS CONSIDERED OPEN TRANSITION. SEE SHEET E501.4 FOR KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.
2. SYSTEM IS CONSIDERED OPEN TRANSITION AND DOES NOT PARALLEL WITH GENERATOR/UTILITY. SEE SHEET E501.4 FOR KE
3. UPS SYSTEMS DO NOT FUNCTION IN PARALLEL AND ARE ISOLATED BY THE KIRK KEY SYSTEM, WHICH ALLOWS FOR BYPASS A
SHEET E501.4 FOR KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.
4. PROVIDE CTS SIZED FOR ALL FEEDERS CONNECTED TO MSB FOR BRANCH MONITORING.
5. PROVIDE FEEDERS AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS WITH MAXIMUM LENGTHS AS FOLLOWS:
200FT FOR 208V-3PHASE FEEDERS.
IF FEEDER RUNS EXCEED THESE MAXIMUMS UPSIZE PHASE AND GROUND CONDUCTORS FOR MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DROP OF 5
6. TRANSFER CONTROL SYSTEM SHALL BE EQUINIX STANDARD LVBR CONTROLS, CONTROL POWER, AND PLC PROGRAM.
7. ALL EQUIPMENT CONNECTED TO DCOS SHALL FOLLOW EES-6.1D EQUINIX LV SWITCHGEAR METERING V7200403.PPTX.
LEGEND
SKID EXTENTS

CASE BREAKERS AND SHALL REPLACE MECHANICAL LUG
ERY STRINGS.
BREAKER TO LBSB. SEE DRAWING E601.18 FOR
KID. TYPICAL FOR ALL EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT.
ANUFACTURER.
KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.

TILITY. SEE SHEET E501.4 FOR KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.
, WHICH ALLOWS FOR BYPASS AND LOAD BANK OPERATIONS. SEE
MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DROP OF 5% FROM UTILITY TO LOAD.

WER, AND PLC PROGRAM.
METERING V7200403.PPTX.
GENERAL NOTES
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SKID EXTENTS

CASE BREAKERS AND SHALL REPLACE MECHANICAL LUG KITS FOR ALL ALUMINUM FEEDERS.
ERY STRINGS.
BREAKER TO LBSB. SEE DRAWING E601.18 FOR CONTINUATION.
ANUFACTURER.


KEY NOTES (SYMBOLS)
GENERAL NOTES
LEGEND
SKID EXTENTS

ERY STRINGS.
ANUFACTURER.


GENERAL NOTES
LEGEND
SKID EXTENTS

ERY STRINGS.
ANUFACTURER.


1. FEEDERS FROM PDUS TO RPPS SHALL BE IN THE TOP TWO TIERS OF CABLE TRAY.
2. STS NORMAL AND ALT SOURCES ARE WIRED BY INTEGRATOR
3. STS LOAD SIDE FEEDER IS CFCI.
4. UDP INPUT FEEDER IS FURNISHED BY INTEGRATOR AND INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR.
5. UDPR INPUT FEEDER IS CFCI.
6. EQUIPMENT LOCATED IN R SKID ENCLOSURE.
7. RPP FEEDER AND RPP BRANCH CIRCUIT LENGHT TO LIMIT MAX FAULT CURRENT TO 5KVA
1. GROUNDING AND BONDING CONNECTIONS FROM GROUND BAR IN SKID TO EQUIPMENT, INTERNAL
TO SKID ARE PROVIDED BY THE SKID MANUFACTURER.
2. SEE GROUNDING PLAN DRAWINGS (E150 SERIES) FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND
COORDINATE FINAL INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS IN FIELD.
3. DATA HALL GROUND BARS AND OVERHEAD TBB SHALL BE INSTALLED AS A FUTURE SCOPE.

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GENERAL NOTES

RELAY DEVICE DESIGNATION:

HES FROM BEING CLOSED CONCURRENTLY

ONE-LINE SYMBOL LEGEND

MEDIUM VOLTAGE FEEDER SCHEDULE

(1) 3 #750 kcmil AL, COMPACT STRANDED, 1/C,133%

MEDIUM VOLTAGE FEEDER SCHEDULE

(1) 3 #750 kcmil AL, COMPACT STRANDED, 1/C,133%

ONE-LINE SYMBOL LEGEND

KEY NOTES (SYMBOLS, ETC.)

20VAC HEATER CIRCUIT.

CAPTIVE, CONTACT CLOSES WHEN

CONTACTS (FORM-a). ANY ONE OF

D WITH BINARY INPUT. WIRE “KEY

KEY NOTES (SYMBOLS, ETC.)

TILITY. SEE SHEET E505 FOR KEY

M, WHICH ALLOWS FOR BYPASS AND

400FT FOR 480V-3PHASE FEEDERS,

ND ACTS AS AN N+1 BACKUP FOR

ER WITHIN OR FROM A NEARBY

1 RELAY WITH LV BREAKER

CASE BREAKERS AND SHALL REPLACE

HER WITHIN OR FROM A NEARBY

POWER AVAILABLE FOR FIRE PUMP

AS DETAILED IN NOTES 1 & 2.

KID. TYPICAL FOR ALL EXTERIOR

ED OPEN TRANSITION. SEE SHEET E505 FOR KEY INTERLOCK

TILITY. SEE SHEET E505 FOR KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.

400FT FOR 480V-3PHASE FEEDERS, 200FT FOR 208V-3PHASE

ND ACTS AS AN N+1 BACKUP FOR CRITICAL IT LOAD. OVERALL

AS DETAILED IN NOTES 1 & 2.

KID. TYPICAL FOR ALL EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT.

KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.

MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DROP OF 5% FROM UTILITY TO LOAD.

AS DETAILED IN NOTES 1 & 2.

KID. TYPICAL FOR ALL EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT.

KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.

MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DROP OF 5% FROM UTILITY TO LOAD.

AS DETAILED IN NOTES 1 & 2.

KID. TYPICAL FOR ALL EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT.

KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.

MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DROP OF 5% FROM UTILITY TO LOAD.

AS DETAILED IN NOTES 1 & 2.

KID. TYPICAL FOR ALL EXTERIOR EQUIPMENT.

KEY INTERLOCK SCHEMATIC.

MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DROP OF 5% FROM UTILITY TO LOAD.

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