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<strong>FlexFrame</strong><br />

Electrical<br />

.<br />

Product Details<br />

Modular power cannot be<br />

used on workwalls without<br />

skins.<br />

Tip: Plan workwalls without<br />

skins to allow access to<br />

building outlets.<br />

cSee Removable Skins and<br />

Access to Electrical<br />

Connections, page 52.<br />

Hardwire power<br />

infeeds bring the power<br />

from the building power<br />

source into the workwall.<br />

Power infeeds can<br />

connect to modular harnesses,<br />

technology skins,<br />

or 1-circuit or 2-circuit<br />

receptacle kits.<br />

A base power tray is<br />

required whenever a receptacle<br />

kit or modular harness<br />

is used in a section.<br />

1"<br />

1" Lower<br />

component<br />

The base power tray<br />

will hang approximately 1"<br />

below the lower most<br />

component.<br />

Workwall wire manager<br />

does not hang below the<br />

shelf.<br />

.<br />

Receptacle kits face<br />

upward. The base power<br />

tray has a shield to protect<br />

receptacles from spills.<br />

Receptacle kits snap<br />

into the center of the base<br />

power tray. 1-circuit receptacle<br />

kits include two duplex<br />

receptacles wired to Line 1.<br />

2-circuit receptacle kits<br />

include one duplex receptacle<br />

wired to Line 1 and one<br />

duplex receptacle wired to<br />

Line 2.<br />

Receptacle kits must<br />

have a removable skin<br />

installed in front of them.<br />

Cable management skins<br />

are recommended.<br />

cSee Removable Skins and<br />

Access to Electrical<br />

Connections on page 52.<br />

Tip: If modular harnesses or<br />

receptacle kits are used in a<br />

section, some flexible metal<br />

conduit will be visible when<br />

skins are removed.<br />

Multiple receptacle<br />

kits in different workwall<br />

sections can be connected<br />

using modular<br />

harnesses.<br />

Modular harnesses are<br />

available in lengths from<br />

24" to 120" to accommodate<br />

connection of modular<br />

components in different<br />

workwall sections. Modular<br />

harnesses are compatible<br />

with 1-circuit and 2-circuit<br />

receptacle kits.<br />

Technology skins allow<br />

convenient user access to<br />

power, data, and light<br />

switches.<br />

Technology skins are<br />

available in corded, hardwire,<br />

and modular versions.<br />

Corded technology<br />

skins have an 8' cord and a<br />

15 amp grounded plug.<br />

.<br />

Corded technology<br />

skins can plug into a receptacle<br />

kit or into a building<br />

receptacle. Connection must<br />

be accessible.<br />

Hardwire technology<br />

skins have an 8' length of<br />

flexible metal conduit.<br />

Modular technology<br />

skins have an 8' length of<br />

modular harness with a male<br />

connector. Modular technology<br />

skins include an inline<br />

and H connector to allow it<br />

to connect to modular power<br />

in a variety of applications.<br />

Modular technology skins<br />

are always wired to Line 1.<br />

cSee Using Modular Power<br />

on page 62 for diagram<br />

examples.<br />

Technology skins<br />

accommodate data and<br />

power needs. Technology<br />

skins are available with<br />

Data/Power/Power or<br />

Data/Power/Switch<br />

configurations.<br />

Technology skins that<br />

have Data/Power/Power<br />

have space for two customer<br />

supplied Extron AAP plates<br />

and two simplex<br />

receptacles.<br />

Technology skins that<br />

have Data/Power/Switch<br />

have space for two customer<br />

supplied Extron AAP plates,<br />

one simplex receptacle, and<br />

one opening for the LED<br />

light switch included with the<br />

light kit. The LED light switch<br />

is field installed in the<br />

technology skin.<br />

Architectural Adapter<br />

Plates (AAPs) provide<br />

access to data, audio, video,<br />

telephone, and other technologies.<br />

AAPs are available<br />

from Extron Electronics. For<br />

information on AAPs and to<br />

find an Extron Electronics<br />

dealer, contact Extron at<br />

800.633.9876 or online at<br />

www.extron.com.<br />

Workwall wire manager<br />

can route wires for lights and<br />

other cables through the cutout<br />

on a 22 5 /8"H workwall<br />

frame and prevents wires<br />

and cables from hanging<br />

below the shelf.<br />

Workwall wire manager<br />

may be used on 47 15 /16",<br />

64 7 /16", and 80 15 /16"H workwall<br />

frames to prevent wires<br />

from hanging below a lower<br />

single shelf, double shelf,<br />

bin, or drawer in the lower<br />

most position on the workwall,<br />

but will not allow cords<br />

and cables to pass through<br />

the cut-out on the inner<br />

vertical frame piece.<br />

Tip: Specify a base power<br />

tray instead to allow cords<br />

and cables to be passed<br />

through the cut-out.<br />

Workwall wire manager<br />

must be installed on the back<br />

edge of a lower single shelf,<br />

the bottom position of a<br />

double shelf, bin, or drawer.<br />

Workwall wire managers<br />

cannot hold receptacle kits.<br />

.<br />

.<br />

Application Topics<br />

Base power tray should<br />

only be used in the lower<br />

most position of the<br />

workwall.<br />

Workwall wire manager<br />

should only be used in the<br />

lower most position of a<br />

workwall.<br />

Base power tray can be<br />

installed on the back edge of<br />

the bottom position of a double<br />

shelf, bin, or lower single<br />

shelf.<br />

Base power tray may<br />

also be installed behind the<br />

skin of an upper single shelf.<br />

Base power tray may be<br />

installed behind a skin.<br />

.<br />

Electrical<br />

<strong>FlexFrame</strong> <strong>Specification</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> cElectrical, continued 59<br />

November 2010

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