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Vertical Electrical
Power Module, Electrical Receptacle and Trim Plate
Specifications
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Vertical Power Module
A vertical power module is an alternative to
using beltway electrical. The use of a vertical
power module allows for electrical access
within a panel without having to order a beltway
panel. Vertical power modules can be installed
below a worksurface, at desk height or even
within a panel-mounted overhead cabinet.
A panel’s left-hand or right-hand vertical
rail (see below) allows for installation of
a vertical power module. Vertical power
modules may be installed with 1-sided or
2-sided access, allowing users of both panel
faces access to an electrical receptacle.
Base Power Jumpers
Base raceway power jumpers are used to
connect the adjacent panel’s base power
module to the vertical power module.
Additional vertical power modules may be
"daisy-chained" together with base power
jumpers. If one vertical power module
is installed, an additional vertical power
module may be added within the same
panel. A base power jumper connects
between the two vertical power modules.
Vertical power modules can also be
daisy-chained in adjacent panels. A base
power jumper passes through the beltway
panel frame opening to connect to the
additional vertical power module.
Vertical Electrical Receptacle
Please note that base raceway receptacles are
not compatible with vertical power modules.
Vertical electrical receptacles must be ordered
separately from the vertical power module.
Vertical electrical receptacles consist of
one vertical receptacle. One vertical power
module can also accommodate back-toback
vertical electrical receptacles.
To provide back-to-back vertical electrical
power, two vertical receptacles must be
specified. Vertical electrical receptacles
must be ordered separately.
Specify the vertical receptacle that
relates to the circuit specified.
Desktop Power module
Desktop power modules (DE3WSME)
provide two low-profile outlets at worksurface
height. The desktop power module also
helps meet ADA requirements regarding
power access at worksurface height.
A mounting bracket and attachment screw allow
the desktop power module to be installed at any
point along the rear of a worksurface without
tools or the removal of the worksurface. An 8 1 / 2'
power cord plugs into any duplex receptacle
in the base raceway and accesses the circuit
it is connected to. Desktop power module
dimensions are 3 3 / 4" wide and 4 1 / 2" high.
Base Raceway Power Jumpers
To specify a base power jumper that connects
a desk height vertical power module to an
adjacent panel’s base power module, specify a
48" base power jumper for panel widths of 36"
or less. Use a 54" base power jumper for panel
widths of 42" or 48". If a vertical power module
is to be installed higher than worksurface
height within a 64" high panel, a 66" base
power jumper is required and an 84" base
power jumper is required for 78" high panels.
To specify a base power jumper to span
the width of two vertical power modules
within two adjacent panels, identify the
base power jumper length by combining
the panel widths and height differences
between the two vertical power modules.
Note: The base power jumper passes
through the panel’s beltway opening
that is at a height of 33".
The panel’s beltway opening (at 33" high)
must not be obstructed as to allow for the
base power jumper to pass through.
Note: 36" high panel frames do not have
beltway openings and do not support
horizontal power pass through at 33".
Note: Vertical electrical components
can be used with a technology tile or
field installed into a fabric tile.
Vertical Electrical Power Jumpers
Vertical Power
Module and
Electrical
Receptacle
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