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POWERFLOR™
USA, INC.
Section 16128 - Cable Management
System
Part I – GENERAL
1.01
WORK SUMMARY
A.
Contractor shall provide submittals, materials, and installation of
the cable management system as shown on the contract drawings and as
specified in this document.
1.02
RELATED WORK NOT INCLUDED
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General contractor shall provide clear access, dry secure storage, and a
clean subfloor area, which is free of construction debris and other trades
during installation of the cable management system. Area to receive the
cable management system shall be enclosed and maintained at a temperature
range of 40 to 90 F and a humidity range of 20% to 70% relative.
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Electrical contractor shall provide necessary material and labor to
electrically connect the cable management system’s electrical supply
components to the building.
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Communications contractor shall provide necessary material and labor to
connect network and phone service from building to all Cable Management
System’s service points as specified.
1.03
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Cable Management System shall provide complete
electrical outlet / branch circuit and communication outlet / horizontal
cabling systems, integrated with a horizontal chaseway. All power and
communication system’s components shall be modular and pre-terminated, with
pressure connections. All outlets are to be flush mounted, to a fixed height
chaseway floor system. Chaseway components shall be modular and
pre-assembled, to include carpet tile surface, and installed unattached to
the building structure.
Cable Management
System (CMS) to meet or exceed the following requirements:
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All communication components provided shall meet EIA/TIA standards for
Category 6 performance levels or greater, as specified.
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All communication outlets shall be provided as flush with floor surface.
Outlet shall include appropriate faceplate for friction / clip in mounting
of modular plug type connectors.
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All communication cabling shall be provided pre-terminated with specified
connectors on one end for mounting into outlet faceplate and jacks for
connection to wiring closet on other end. Cable length and connector type
as specified.
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CMS shall include an intermediate wiring center as an integral part of the
system, with internal cable chase access. The wiring center shall function
as a distribution or consolidation point for the communication system, as
specified. Wiring center shall provide an internal, secure, and accessible
standard 19” wide wire rack mounting capability. Wiring center shall allow
for full access to all wiring center connections, switches, hubs, or
equipment, without horizontal chaseway access required. Wiring center
shall be Powerflor USA, Inc. LDS Utility Center or equal.
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All electrical power components shall be provided as part of a complete
manufactured wiring system, UL-183 Listed and meeting National Electrical
Code requirements as stated in Sections 604 & 605. System shall provide a
minimum of four 20 ampere circuits per leg. All circuit shared neutral
conductors shall be minimum size of 10 awg. All components to be UL rated
at 20 amp. capacity. Power distribution system shall be AMPINNERGY Power
System, by Tyco Electronics, Inc. or equal.
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CMS shall allow for the relocation of all outlets, within the system,
accomplished individually or in combinations as specified, without the use
of any specialized tools or the dis-connection of the outlets being
required. All outlets to be individually flush mounted within chaseway
surface.
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No CMS component is to be adhered or mechanically affixed to the building
structure in any fashion, except for power, data, and voice service
connections and chaseway access ramps and railings as specified.
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CMS chaseway shall be provided in a panel configuration, with each panel
being provided as a pre-assembled units, consisting of four identical
supports 9” x 9” x 2 5/8” high bonded to a standard 18” x 18” or 25 cm x
25 cm x 2 5/8” high bonded to a standard 50 cm x 50 cm carpet tile.
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CMS chaseway panels shall be easily removable, by one person, without the
removal of carpet from the panels. CMS chaseway will allow for the removal
of a single panel without the removal of adjacent carpet tiles being
required. No specialized tools shall be required for panel removal.
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CMS chaseway shall not exceed 3” nominal height, to include all components
except railings and intermediate wiring centers. CMS chaseway shall
support a uniform weight load of at least 41,500 lbs. per square foot.
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CMS shall include edge panel components provided to be field “cut to fit”
and “assembled”, to meet building constraints.
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CMS chaseway to be provided as a complete system with pedestrian access
compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act ( ADA ) as specified.
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CMS finished chaseway surface shall be modular carpet tile, compatible
with Powerflor USA, Inc. production standards, as specified.
1.04
SHOP DRAWINGS AND PRODUCT DATA
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Submit drawings showing complete cable management system including floor
panel layout and all accessories that are a part of the system.
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Submit details and descriptive notes for product data, warranty and
maintenance.
1.05 SAMPLES
A.
Submit for approval one full size floor panel with finished surface
and understructure
components.
1.06 QUALITY ASSURANCE
A.
Cable Management System shall be installed in accordance with the
manufacturer’s
installation
guidelines, by a manufacturer’s trained and certified installation
contractor.
B.
Submit certified laboratory test data for approval, which indicates
that the supplied system complies with the performance, indicated herein
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