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Beltway Electrical
Specifications
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Beltway Power Jumpers
Beltway power jumpers connect between
power modules in nonadjacent panels.
Beltway power jumpers take the place
duplexes to provide pass-through power.
Three versions are available:
Single panel beltway jumpers carry power from
a panel with a beltway power module through a
single non-electrified panel to an adjacent panel
with a beltway power module when a post is
not involved in straight line configurations only.
Single beltway panel jumpers with post
carry power from a panel with a power
module through a single non-electrified
panel and post connector to an adjacent
panel with a beltway power module in
straight through post configurations only.
Multiple beltway panel jumpers carry power
from a panel with a power module through
multiple panels with or without a post to
the next available beltway power module
in straight line configurations only.
Specify one beltway power jumper per panel
that matches the width of the panel for passthrough
electrical where duplexes are not
90° Beltway Power Jumper
A 90° beltway power jumper connects
adjacent beltway power modules at
a 90° ‘‘L’’ panel connection.
The following illustrations outline the
beltway applications with a post.
Note: A 90° beltway power jumper can
only be used with adjacent panels in a
‘‘X’’, ‘‘T’’ or ‘‘L’’ conditions. The 90° jumper
cannot be used to span multiple panels.
To specify correct jumper length, determine the
largest panel width between the two adjacent
corner panels in which jumper is to be installed.
Vertical Power Jumpers
To carry power from the base raceway
to the beltway located in the same panel
power jumpers function as an extension
of the base raceway power system.
Attachment is from any unused outlet position
in the base raceway to the end terminal
block connection in the beltway power
module. The vertical power jumper cable is
concealed in the cavity of the panel frame.
Power can also be carried to a beltway run
from the base raceway of an adjacent panel
with a power module. This is accomplished
by using a panel power jumper.
Specify one vertical power jumper per
beltway electrical run not to exceed
the electrical systems capacity. See
the technical specifications for the
electrical system being utilized.
Note: Length of power jumper allows for
connections with or without post conditions.
Power Infeeds
A ceiling infeed may also be used to
bring power directly to the beltway power
module without having to go directly
to a base raceway power module.
Duplex Receptacles
Duplex receptacles provide access to
power along the beltway. Duplexes
used in the beltway are the same as the
duplexes used in the base raceway.
Two duplex receptacles can be installed
per panel side in beltway raceways 30" and
wider. 24"W panels will accept beltway power
jumpers for pass-through power only.
Receptacles insert into terminal blocks
in outlet positions at either end of power
modules and attach with a single screw.
Beltway Power Jumper
Beltway Power Jumper Configurations
Beltway Vertical
Power Jumper
(Adjacent Panel)
Beltway Post Connections
2-way “L”
Beltway Electrical Components
Power Connector, no post
Electrical/Data
Components
Power Jumper
Power Jumper,
with post
4-way “X”
Legend
Beltway Vertical
Power Jumper
3-way “T”
Power Module
Power Jumper
Power Jumper,
with post
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