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HARBOR SYSTEM MASTER PLAN - City and Borough of Sitka

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The panel board is a 200 ampere, single<br />

phase rated load center with plug-in<br />

type circuit breakers. This panel serves<br />

<strong>and</strong> protects circuits for numerous<br />

receptacles <strong>and</strong> lighting. The load<br />

center is installed inside a non-metallic,<br />

NEMA 4 rated enclosure <strong>and</strong> mounted<br />

on a free st<strong>and</strong>ing frame fastened to<br />

the deck.<br />

The system neutral is bonded to<br />

ground at the service equipment on<br />

shore. The grounding system is<br />

configured with a conductor in the<br />

bundle to the panel board on the Work<br />

Float. The system includes a second<br />

electrode on the Work Float immersed<br />

into the water through the float near<br />

the pole supporting the panel board.<br />

The second electrode is copper clad<br />

steel.<br />

Receptacles for equipment power,<br />

vessel shore power, <strong>and</strong> convenience<br />

power are located on the panel board<br />

support structure <strong>and</strong> on a pole near<br />

the structural pilings on the East end <strong>of</strong><br />

the float. The convenience receptacles<br />

are 120 volt, single phase with ground<br />

fault protection integrated into the<br />

receptacle. The equipment receptacles are rated 50<br />

amperes with a maximum impressed voltage <strong>of</strong><br />

125/250 volts. And the vessel shore-tie receptacles<br />

are NEMA L6-30 type.<br />

Each equipment receptacle (4 each) is protected<br />

with a 50 ampere, two pole circuit breaker. The<br />

shore-tie receptacles (2 each) are protected with 30<br />

ampere, single pole circuit breakers, <strong>and</strong> the lighting<br />

<strong>and</strong> convenience receptacles are protected with 20<br />

ampere, single pole circuit breakers.<br />

The panel board <strong>and</strong> receptacles are supported with<br />

the pole also supporting the luminaire on both ends.<br />

The poles <strong>and</strong> supporting structures are hot-dipped<br />

galvanized steel.<br />

Lighting:<br />

The luminaires on the Approach Dock <strong>and</strong> on the<br />

Work Float are cobra head type typically used for<br />

street lighting. They appear to utilize 100 watt high<br />

pressure lamps <strong>and</strong> incorporate an illumination cut<strong>of</strong>f<br />

characteristic. All <strong>of</strong> the luminaires include<br />

integrated photoelectric cells.<br />

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<strong>Sitka</strong> Harbor System Master Plan<br />

Condition Inventory

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