Wire and Cable Clause Samples

Wire and Cable. Wire and cable shall be insulated copper wire. It shall be properly coded with white neutral, according to N.
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Wire and Cable. This section covers the furnishing and installation of all power, control and instrument cable for the project. Wire and cable shall comply with ICEA, IEEE, NFPA, UL, ANSI and IPCEA codes, standards and specifications. Cables shall be sized to withstand the anticipated fault current at the load terminals for the anticipated fault duration or 0.5 seconds, whichever is greater. Cables routed through a combination of different raceways or environments, such as cable tray, conduit, underground or high ambient areas, shall be sized in a manner resulting in the largest conductor size. Cable ampacities shall be based upon 125 percent of motor nameplate rating or maximum running load, whichever is greater; 125 percent of a transformer's highest continuous rating; and the maximum ambient temperature to which they shall be subjected. Cables shall be suitable for installation in wet or dry locations, indoors and outdoors, in cable tray, conduit or duct banks. Power cable shall be provided with Class B, uncoated, annealed copper conductor. Control and instrument cable shall be provided with Class B, uncoated annealed copper conductor. Medium voltage cable shall be shielded in accordance with ICEA S-68-516. The Contractor shall provide cable types as follows: Cable Type Insulation Jacket (flame retardant) ---------- ---------- ------------------------ 8kV/5kV Single Cond EPR PVC or CPE shielded Power 600V single cond EPR or XLP PVC, CPE, or None Power Multi conductor EPR, XLP CPE or PVC -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EPC - Exhibit B -------------------- TENASKA GEORGIA GENERATION PROJECT Page 97 of 132 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Power Control Cable EPR, XLP, PVC-Nylon CPE or PVC Instrument Cable EPR/XLP/PVC-Nylon CPE or PVC Thermocouple XLP, PVC-Nylon CPE or PVC Shielding tape for instrumentation cable shall be copper or aluminum providing 100 percent coverage. Individual raceway systems shall be established for each of the following services: (1) Instrumentation and Low Voltage (GE Level 1) (2) High Level Signals and Control (GE Level 3) (3) 480V Power and 120V Control (GE Level 4) (4) 4.16 kV and higher power cables (GE Level 4s) Spare instrumentation and control wires at control panels and motor control centers may be left unterminated. Conductors shall be left long enough to terminate on any terminal strips. Conductors shall be taped at both ends. Control and sec...
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Wire and Cable. 2.19.1 Factory manufactured field interface cables to be provided, as required, for all: 2.19.1.1 CBL-MST-AA male DB-15 connector with 6 individually shielded twisted pairs for connecting to master station ports. 2.19.1.2 CBL-STN-AA-BC with male DB-37 connectors at both ends and with 16 individually shielded twisted pairs for connecting from station control card audio ports to QCB-120-1 Quick Connect Board, or a male DB-37 connector at one end with 16 individually shielded twisted pairs for connecting from station control card audio port to terminal blocks. 2.19.1.3 CBL-SWT-AA-BC male DB-25 connector at one end and male DB-37 connector at the other end for connecting from SCC- 300 station control card switch port to QCB-120-2 Quick Connect Board, or a male DB-25 connector for connecting from SCC- 300 station control card and 16 individually unshielded twisted pairs for connecting to a terminal block. 2.19.2 Field wiring to conform to manufacturer’s recommendations.
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Wire and Cable. All new conductors except low voltage control wiring shall be new copper THWN or THHN, 600 volt rated. Minimum wire size shall be # 12 unless noted or specified otherwise. Low voltage control wiring shall be multi-conductor stranded copper, minimum size 18 AWG, with 10 mils TFE Teflon insulation fully color coded, rated 300 volts with Teflon outerjacket. Teflon covering shall comply with the requirements of NFiPA 72D for use in aplenum ceiling. It shall be clearly marked for this service. Control wiring installed outdoors shall be run in watertight IMC conduit and all splices shall be in electrical boxes. All wiring shall be color coded to identify phases, neutral and ground. Color code shall be in accordance with NEC and as follows: VOLTAGE CONDUCTORS 120/208 277/460 Phase A Black Brown Phase B Red Orange Phase C Blue Yellow Neutral White Gray Ground Green Green
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Wire and Cable. Type THWN for underground or wet location; Type THHN for dry locations. Service entrance conductors shall be Type XHHW, RHW, or THWN. All conductors serving circuits smaller than 100 amps will be copper. Conductors serving circuits 100 amps and larger may be aluminum maintaining amperage ratings of the copper conductors specified and providing larger conduits where required, including spare conduit capacity if same is indicated on the plans. All conductor sizes #8 AWG and larger will be stranded. Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT) or Intermediate Metallic Conduit (IMC) where concealed in wall and above ceilings; galvanized rigid steel (GRS) where exposed and subject to damage. Schedule 40 PVC where installed below grade or in concrete (convert to IMC or GRS 6" below bottom of slab).
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Wire and Cable. 2.28.1. Factory manufactured field interface cables to be provided, as required, for all: 2.28.1.1. audio control boards 2.28.1.2. station audio boards 2.28.1.3. audio input boards 2.28.1.4. paging amplifier boards 2.28.1. 5. telephone line boards 2.28.2. Field wiring to conform to manufacturer’s recommendations.
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Wire and Cable. 1. Wire shall be copper conductor minimum 75°C insulation, THHN minimum = 12 AWG unless otherwise noted. All wiring shall be in conduit. (a) Flexible conduit: steel. (b) EMT connectors: steel, set screw or water tight. (c) Provide fish-cord in all empty conduits. (d) EMT to be steel. (e) Insulating bushings to be on all terminations of conduit one and one-quarter inch (1-1/4") and larger unless otherwise noted on the construction drawings. 2. All wire and cable shall be of soft drawn annealed copper wire having a conductivity of not less than ninety-eight percent (98%) of that of pure copper, except that wire size No. 2 and larger where indicated on the drawings by the symbol “Al” shall be EC grade aluminum. All aluminum conductors shall be terminated with compression fittings of the type specified hereinafter. The use of aluminum conductors not terminated with compression fittings is unacceptable. The Tenant’s Contractor shall provide copper conductors of the same capacity instead of aluminum conductors indicated by symbol "Al” for electrical equipment that will not properly accept compression fittings. Places where use of Bellville washers is prohibited, modifications in fittings, bare conductors in panel gutters, etc., are examples of some situations that do not permit the proper acceptance of compression fittings. Each wire and cable shall be continuous without weld, splice, or joint throughout its length between panels, junction boxes, pull boxes, etc. Each wire and cable shall be uniform in cross-section. 3. All wire No. 8 and larger shall be stranded and ▇▇. ▇▇, ▇▇. ▇▇, and No. 14 wire shall be solid. Conductor for feeders and branch circuits shall not be smaller than No. 12, except branch circuits serving no more than one lighting fixture, may be No. 4. All copper conductors shall be standard code, type THHN insulated except wire No. 12 and No. 14 branch circuits and indicated otherwise on the drawings. Branch circuit conducts ▇▇. ▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇. ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ type THHN insulated wire. 5. All wire within lighting fixtures shall be temperature rated as required by NEC, latest edition. Branch circuit wiring within three inches (3") of a fluorescent ballast shall be type THHW or XHHW. 6. All wire shall bear the stamped seal of approval of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. All wire shall be properly coded for identification. 7. All wire and cable shall be as manufactured by Simplex, Kaiser, Alcoa, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Wire and Cable, Roebling, General Ca...
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