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SECTION 263600 - TRANSFER SWITCHES: continued<br />

electrical load, and equipment components. Differentiate between portions <strong>of</strong> wiring that<br />

are manufacturer factory-installed and portions that are field-installed.<br />

4. Operation and Maintenance Manuals: Submit operation and maintenance manuals<br />

complete with schematics and wiring diagrams.<br />

5. All field test data.<br />

PART 2 - PRODUCTS<br />

2.01 THREE-PHASE TRANSFER SWITCHES:<br />

A. General: Except as otherwise indicated, provide manufacturer's standard design, materials, and<br />

components as indicated by published product information, designed and constructed as<br />

recommended by manufacturer for duty indicated and as required for a complete installation.<br />

Provide terminals UL-rated for 75ºC (minimum) conductors. Provide transfer switch designed<br />

to resist forces <strong>of</strong> a Seismic Zone 2A event without damage.<br />

B. Automatic Transfer Switches:<br />

1. Provide factory-fabricated automatic transfer switches and auxiliary equipment <strong>of</strong> types,<br />

sizes, ratings, and electrical characteristics for services indicated, which are electrically<br />

operated, mechanically held, and electrically and mechanically interlocked. Provide<br />

switch that monitors all three phase voltages. Provide Hand-Test-Automatic Selector<br />

Switch:<br />

a. Hand position: manual emergency generator starting with load transfer.<br />

b. Test position: manual emergency generator starting with no load transfer.<br />

c. Automatic position: automatic emergency generator starting and load transfer<br />

during power failure.<br />

2. Provide switches capable <strong>of</strong> automatically transferring the load from normal to<br />

emergency source when normal line voltage drops below 70% <strong>of</strong> rated value and<br />

transfers load back to normal source when voltage is restored to greater than 90% <strong>of</strong> rated<br />

value. Provide switch with operating time <strong>of</strong> transfer to emergency in 10 seconds<br />

including engine-generator starting and transfer emergency to normal in 1/6 second after<br />

retransfer time delay. Equip switch with time delays to:<br />

a. Prevent excessive transfer (adjustable 0-30 seconds) during momentary line voltage<br />

dips.<br />

b. Load retransfer (adjustable 0-15 minutes).<br />

c. Engine cool down after retransfer and before shutdown (adjustable 0-20 minutes).<br />

3. Provide spare NO switch contact which shall close when the load is on the emergency<br />

source.<br />

4. Provide switch with appropriate 10A, 32Vdc engine-starting contacts for starting<br />

emergency engine-generator unit.<br />

5. For inductive loads, equip poles with magnetic blowouts and arc barriers; for<br />

noninductive loads, equip switches with arc barriers between poles.<br />

6. Equip unit with test switch for manual simulation <strong>of</strong> power outages including emergency<br />

generator unit operation and load transfer.<br />

7. Provide one white (normal power) and one yellow (emergency power) indicating lamp.<br />

8. Provide two spare 10A, 480Vac, SPDT auxiliary contacts.<br />

9. Provide free-standing or wall mounted 14-gage welded steel NEMA Type 1 enclosure for<br />

indoor, dry, non-hazardous locations with swing out service panel and door locks. Coat<br />

enclosure with manufacturer's standard color acrylic enamel finish over a corrosionresisting<br />

primer.<br />

10. Provide all locks keyed identically, furnish five keys per lock.<br />

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