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Technical data<br />

‘‘O’’ Series electrical systems<br />

Equity<br />

To assist the specifier/electrician in<br />

specifying ‘‘O’’ Series the following<br />

technical information is available.*<br />

Power Supply<br />

Electrical Infeed<br />

Two different types of infeeds are<br />

provided which are specially<br />

designed to connect to the two<br />

general categories of building<br />

distribution: ceiling distribution in<br />

raceways ending in junction boxes<br />

and floor duct or wall outlets.<br />

Base Infeed Module: Modular<br />

base-mounted infeed conduits are<br />

provided for connection to building<br />

power supplies housed in underfloor<br />

outlet boxes, floor mounted or wall<br />

outlet boxes. Available ‘‘unhanded’’<br />

for ease in introducing power from<br />

left or right of infeed location. The<br />

cover plates of floor monuments,<br />

recessed floor boxes or wall boxes<br />

are to be punched to receive a<br />

half-inch (trade size) knockout hole<br />

for installation of the box fitting,<br />

which is included on the infeed<br />

circuit. The wiring connection is to<br />

be made within the box inside the<br />

monument or behind the floor or wall<br />

flush plate. The 4 1 /2 conduit can be<br />

shortened to meet field conditions by<br />

cutting the infeed (loose) end. Base<br />

Infeed Module plugs into terminal<br />

block.<br />

Ceiling Infeed Module: The straight<br />

tubular infeed may be shortened (on<br />

its bottom end) if it will not telescope<br />

sufficiently into the module to fit<br />

field conditions. Ceiling Infeed<br />

Module is filled with 8- wire conduit<br />

and plugs into terminal block in<br />

adjacent panel.<br />

Raceway Panels with<br />

field-installed componentry:<br />

1. An independent cableway with<br />

capacity for up to ten 3 /8 dia.<br />

communications cables.<br />

2. ‘‘Multiple Branch Circuit’’ power<br />

wiring consisting of eight wire<br />

providing four separate 20-amp<br />

circuits, plus an isolated ground.<br />

3. A terminal block at the center of<br />

the panel baseboard for<br />

panel-to-panel electrical connection<br />

and placement of duplex receptacles.<br />

4. Two locations, one on each side of<br />

the center of the panel (back to<br />

back), into which duplex 15-amp<br />

receptacles can be placed. The<br />

raceway covers are provided with<br />

removable knockouts.<br />

For increased electric demands a<br />

second duplex receptacle per panel<br />

side can be added to panels 36 and<br />

wider. The Side Mount Receptacle<br />

(SMR3) plugs directly into the left<br />

side terminal block connector ends<br />

and always accesses circuit #3.<br />

5. End-to-end and face-to-face<br />

symmetry for ease in ordering,<br />

erecting and installation of power<br />

and communications cabling. The<br />

faceplates on both sides of the panel<br />

are removable without removing<br />

receptacles.<br />

The system and all standard<br />

components are UL-listed.<br />

*Because of our continuous product<br />

improvements, these specifications<br />

are subject to change without<br />

notice. Please consult a <strong>Knoll</strong> Sales<br />

Representative for<br />

the latest information prior to<br />

ordering.<br />

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