EDG 5D Process Presentation

Electronics Design Group 

The 5D Process

about us 

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about us 

experience and expertise 

Founded by Bob Gullo in 1987, Electronics Design Group is a pioneer in residential and 

business electronics technology. Electronics Design Group is recognized by its peers, 

associations, related trade professionals and technology journals as one of the top systems 

integrators in the country. Providing expertise for more than 26 years, Electroics Design Group has 

been an award winning technology solutions provider of audio/video, conferencing systems, integrated 

multimedia presentation, luxury amenity space entertainment, cardio theater, screening 

rooms, home theater, lighting, shade, and automation control solutions. 

innovation 

Electronics Design Group continues to design innovative systems using the latest software and 

control system technology to bring its clients simple and easy to use solutions. By bridging the 

gap between technology and lifestyle, Electronics Design Group provides professionally engineered 

and reliable solutions. Our systems are built on the latest platforms and technologies that leverage 

cloud-based content, and powerful mobile digital devices. We blend technology into any environment; 

estate homes, trendy apartments or corporate boardrooms. Our advanced designs are so 

stealth they seem to run by magic because we take pride in translating complicated technology into 

simple-to-use systems. 

quality assurance 

Electronics Design Group has won 51 national industry awards for technical excellenc and innovation. 

Electronics Design Group technicians are on call 365 days a year from 8am-9pm EST.

about us 

EDG operates from a modern state-ofthe-art 

design and production facility.

focus on your experience, not the gadgets 

no misaligned expectations, we listen carefully 

technology that is cohesive to the interior design 

brainstorm creative ideas and solutions 

commitment 

details matter, no surprises later 

cost-effective value engineering procedures and 

processes 

BOTTOM LINE- We save you time, money and 

headaches, PERIOD.

This “Five D” methodology facilitates a true team approach to both final design and deployment, 

by closely integrating input from end user, architect, and other trades during 

all phases of the project. By assembling the team (Owner, Architect, ESI) at the onset of 

the project, each team member has the opportunity to interface closely, communicate, 

and work together toward a common goal during the entire process. Consequently, it 

becomes a simple matter to explore all of the viable options and the associated cost 

ramifications, with immediate feedback from the perspectives of Owner, Architect and 

ESI. 

process 

The net result is value engineered solutions, with the needs, desires and budgets continually 

incorporated. At the same time, all of the associated costs are precisely pinpointed, 

and the scope of work refined. With this program there should be no cost surprises 

after the design is completed. When the design concept and accepted drawing 

package has been finalized, it has the implicit agreement from all team members that it 

is the optimal and most cost effective design solution.

discover 

Project requirements, client desires and timelines 

define 

Project scope, research, schematic design and initial budgets 

design 

Design development, refine design, scope and budgets 

process 

develop 

Engineering, Construction design documents and Spec book 

deploy 

Construction ready deliverables, final scope and BOM

project deliverables 

Our team will undertake a room-by-room analysis of your project in order to 

determine its unique needs and create integrated solutions. 

environment watch listen 

deliverables 

Once we have gained a thorough understanding of your project, we create a single, comprehensive 

set of work plans that all the professionals involved with your project will use. 

The following are examples of these deliverables.

project deliverables 

Once we have gained a thorough understanding of your project, we create a 

single, comprehensive set of work plans that all the professionals involved with 

your project will use. The following are examples of these deliverables. 

deliverables

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A/V, control, voice, and data plans 

We design a comprehensive plan detailing all A/V, Control, Voice, Data, and 

TV with careful consideration unique needs of the project. 

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deliverables 

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A/V, control, voice, and data elevations 

Organized and serviceable distribution point for voice, data, ethernet, control 

and AV signal cabling. 

deliverables

A/V and control rack elevations 

Electrical and BTU calculations are crucial to system performance and longevity. 

7' 

6' 

5' 

Middle Atlantic Products 

BR1 


BR1 


BR1 


BR1 

Pakedge 

Macrocell Controller 


VT1 

Pakedge 

K6 Router 


VT1 

Pakedge 

SW24-GB 


VT1 

Pakedge 

SW24-GB 


VT1 

Pakedge 

SW24-GB 


BL1 

Panamax 

M4315-PRO 


BL2 


BL2 


BL2 

Savant 

SSC-0008 


VT2 

Integra 

LOUNGE 

DTR-30.5 


VT2 

Integra 

FAMILY ROOM 

DTR-30.5 


BL1 

Savant 

HST-4501 

Pakedge 

SW24-GB 

PROMISE 

PEGASUS 

R4 

Furman 

F1500-UPS 

Panamax 

M4315-PRO 

Furman 

D10-PFB 

APPLE TV x 3 

AUTONOMIC CONTROLS 

MMS2 

APPLE 

MACMINIA1379 


RM-KB-LCD17X8KVM 

CABLE BOX 

1 

7' 

6' 

5' 


BL1 

Savant 

SSC-0025 

Pakedge 

S8W 


BL3 


VT1 

DVDO 

iSCAN 


VT1 

MCINTOSH 

MX121 

Oppo 

BDP-105 


BL2 

Panamax 

M4315-PRO 


VT1 

Crown 

E 

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p 

4' 

3' 


VT1 

Pakedge 

S8Pe 


VT1 

Savant 

SPX-1000 


BL2 

ICRealtime 

NVR-8128 


VT2 

Integra 

PLAY ROOM 

DTR-30.5 


VT2 

Leon 

CABLE BOX 

2 

CABLE BOX 

3 

Savant 

4' 

3' 

XLS Series 


VT1 

Crown 

XLS Series 


VT1 

Crown 

XLS Series 


VT1 

Crown 

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2' 

1' 


BL2 


BL2 


BL3 


BL3 


BL3 

Furman 

F1500-UPS 


BGR-4527LRD 

RACK ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 

1 Dedicated 20amp Circuits (686W) 

1 Duplex Receptacles 

1252 BTU 

Sub Amp 


VT1 

Sonance 

Sub 12-500 Amp 


VT1 

Leon 

Sub Amp 


VT1 

Crown 

CDi Series 


VT1 

Crown 

CDi Series 

Furman 

Elite 15 


BGR-4527LRD 




11,518 BTU 

SSP-1200 


VT1 

AudioControl 

1680EQ 


VT1 

AudioControl 

1680EQ 


VT1 

AudioControl 

1680EQ 


BGR-4527LRD 

NOTE: 1) ALL DIMENSIONS ARE INTERNAL MILLWORK OPENING 

2) ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON THE SAME PHASE 

3) RACK REQUIRES ADEQUATE VENTILATION, RACK TEMPERATURE NOT TO EXCEED 80 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT 

4) ALL CABINET DRAWINGS TO BE APPROVED BY EDG IN WRITING PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION 

1 MAIN HOUSE RACK ELETATION 

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5898 BTU 

2' 

1' 

XLS Series 


VT1 

Crown 

XLS Series 


VT1 

Crown 

XLS Series 


VT1 

Crown 

XLS Series 


VT1 

Crown 

XLS Series 

Furman 

Elite 20 


BGR-4527LRD 




5918 BTU 

NOTE: 1) ALL DIMENSIONS ARE INTERNAL MILLWORK OPENING 

2) ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON THE SAME PHASE 

3) RACK REQUIRES ADEQUATE VENTILATION, RACK TEMPERATURE 

NOT TO EXCEED 80 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT 

4) ALL CABINET DRAWINGS TO BE APPROVED BY EDG IN WRITING 

PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION 

2 THEATER RACK ELETATION 

SCALE - NTS 

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deliverables 

A/V cabinet elevations

lighting control plans 

Lighting control plan with circuiting and control location details. 

deliverables

5 4 3 2 1 

24V == 24V== 

500mA 

PWR INPUT 

RJ 45. 10/100 RJ 45. 10/100 

PWR 

ERR 

P 

P TX/RX 

L1 

L1 TX/RX 

L2 

L2 TX/RX 

L1 

L2 

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 

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MUX MUX PWR COM 

4 3 2 1 

Kitchen 

Lights Shades 

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Temperature A/V 

Energy Favorites 

Areas i 

ON FAV OFF 

Open 

Stop 

Close 

ENTERTAIN 

CASUAL 

RELAX 

BRIGHT 

Morning 

Relax 

TV 

Goodnight 

All Off 

Open 

Preset 

Close 

General 

Dining 

Entertain 

Green 

Off 

5 4 3 2 1 

24V == 24V== 

500mA 

PWR INPUT 

L1 

1 2 3 4 5 

RJ 45. 10/100 RJ 45. 10/100 

PWR 

ERR 

P 

P TX/RX 

L1 

L1 TX/RX 

L2 

L2 TX/RX 

L2 

1 2 3 4 5 

5 4 3 2 1 

24V == 24V== 

500mA 

PWR INPUT 

L1 

1 2 3 4 5 

RJ 45. 10/100 RJ 45. 10/100 

PWR 

ERR 

P 

P TX/RX 

L1 

L1 TX/RX 

L2 

L2 TX/RX 

L2 

1 2 3 4 5 

Accessories 

Movie 

Sports 

Entertain 

All On 

All Off 

eco 

Kitchen 

Lights Shades 

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Temperature A/V 

Energy Favorites 

Areas i 

ON FAV OFF 

O/B 

W1 W2 G Y1 Y2 

Low 

Active Batter y 

Test 

Link 

Equipment Type 21 

Rc/R h Power HVAC Ou t Wire d 

Jumper 24 V Sensor 

Power 

9V 

Visor Control Receiver 

Inputs 

1 

Security 

3 

2 

Outputs 

Keypad 

1 

2 

3 

4 

Visor Transmitter 

Learn 

Inputs 

1 2 3 

Outputs 

C 1 C 2 C 

3 C 4 C 

Breakfast 

Dining 

Entertain 

Open 

Reading 

Good Night 

Open 

Preset 

Dim-outs 

Sheers 

Close 

All On 

Breakfast 

Prepare 

Dining 

Entertain 

Pathway 

All Off 

lighting notes 

TITLE: 

HomeWorks® QS System Architecture for 120VAC and 434 MHz regions 

HomeWorks QS System Capacities 

HomeWorks QS Processor 

Network Link 

16 processors (max) 

Processor link - 2 RJ-45 Ethernet ports with built in switch for daisy 

32 configurable links (max) 

chaining processors 

- 32 QS wired links (max) 

2 Configurable links (RS-485) 

- 15 wireless links (max) 

- QS wired link 

- 32 panel links (max) 

- Wireless link 

- 32 H48 wired dimmer links (max) 

- Panel link 

10,000 zones2 (max) 

- H48 wired dimmer link 

1 device - Any system component that requires a single address. The processor 

No integrated interface cards 

reserves a single address on every link. 

No RS-232 port 

Four addresses are reserved for hybrid repeaters on the wireless link. 

24VDC powered 

2 zone - An output. An individual shade or dimmer/RPM/GRX/contact closure output. 

Mounts in low-voltage enclosures and PNL-8. 

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Internet 

Home Control+ app 

Apple ••, Android TM 

RS-232 to 

Ethernet 

converter 

Standard Ethernet wiring (100 meters max) 

used to connect processors to network 

10/100 Mbit Ethernet 

CooLmaster 

Electronics 

Design Group 

60 Ethel Road W, Ste. 5 

Piscataway, NJ 08854 

732 - 650 - 9800 

732 - 650 - 1250 

Est. 1987 

www.EDGonline.com 

Lutron Designer - 

Design and programming utility 

Third-party integration 

••2013 Electronics Design Group, Inc. All Rights 

Reserved. This drawing is the property of 

Electronics Design Group, Inc. (EDG). The 

graphics, information and specific ideas in this 

document are the exclusive property of EDG 

and must not be made public, copied, or sold. 

Others seeking permission to reproduce this 

document, in whole or in part, must obtain 

permission from Electronics Design Group in 

writing. 

IF 3 OR MORE PROCESSORS THEN 

HOMERUN EACH TO THE SWITCH 

Home Network Router 

Key - Wiring • • •• •••• ••• • ••• •••• • •• • • •• • • • ••• • •• • ••• • • ••• • • • • • • •••• ••• • •• •• • •• ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Key - Power 

Network link (Ethernet) 

Maestro device wiring (2 conductor)* 

QS wired link* 

Shade wiring (4 conductor)** 

Wireless link* 

Shade wiring (2 conductor)** 

Panel link* 

RS-232 

H48 wired dimmer link* 

* QS LINK WIRE SPECIFICATION 

GRX-CBL3465-500 Two pair: one pair #18 AWG 

one pair #18-22 AWG twisted shielded 

Pin-out: pin 1 - common, pin 2 - VDC, 

pin 3 - MUX, pin 4 - MUX 

**The wire gauge required for shades power conductors is dependent on 

shade size and number, wire run length, and power supply type being used. 

Consult technical specifications of shade equipment for details. 

1 Line voltage 120VAC 

2 Low voltage 24VAC 

3 Low voltage 24VDC 

4 Low voltage 12VDC 

5 Plug-in transformer 

6 Battery powered 

3 3 

Panel Link 

Same panel link, components and capacities 

as HomeWorks Illumination 8 Series 

16 MIs per link 

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1 

1 1 1 

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QS Wired Link 

100 devices1 per link 

512 zones2 per link 

2,000 feet maximum wire length (consult technical 

specs for other applicable rules) 

Free-wire topology (star, daisy chain, home run, etc.) 

Standard Lutron 4 conductor cable* 

3 

Venetian Blinds 

CCO/CCI 

DMX 512 

3 

Roman shades 

3 

3 

Roller shades 

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 

WCI 

QSM Dynamic Signature Architrave TM seeTouch International 

Keypad Series 

see Touch 

1 

QS 10-output 

power panel 

1 

Flush-mounted 

power supply 

1 

J-box power 

supply 

GRAFIK Eye QS/Wallbox 

power module 

1 

H48 Wired Dimmer Link 

4 H48 interfaces per link 

48 Maestro devices per H48 

interface 

Same devices and design rules as 

used in HomeWorks Illumination 

Link does not support Q96 QED 

shade interface 

H48 dimmer 

interface in 

LV17 enclosure 

6 BUSSES 

1 

1 

1 

1 

Maestro• •: Maestro• •: Maestro• •: 

Wired Dimmer Wired Switch Fan Speed 

Control 

* 8 DEVICES PER BUS 

PNL-8 Remote power feed 

through panel 

Hybrid repeater 

Visor control 

transmitter 

PNL-8 Remote power panel 

with breakers 

PNL-5 

Wireless Link 

3 or 5 

3 

1 6 

5 or 6 

Dynamic seeTouch Pico wireless seeTouch 

Keypad 

control tabletop keypad 

1 2 or 6 2 2 6 

Controller seeTemp Sensors HVAC Honeywell Radio Powr Savr 

TouchPRO wireless occupancy/ 

Wireless vacancy sensors 

1 1 1 

Hybrid seeTouch Maestro• •: 

GRAFIK Eye QS/Wallbox 

Dimmer Switch power module 

Fan Control 

6 

Visor control receiver with 

general purpose CCO/CCI 

5 

1 

Tabletop 

lamp dimmer 

 

 

 

 

Plug-in devices 

PNL-25 

100 devices1 per link (includes repeaters) 

100 zones2 per link 

Utilizes hybrid repeater architecture similar 

to HomeWorks Illumination 

4 repeaters per link, otherwise, same 

distance specs as HomeWorks Illumination. 

3 

Venetian Blinds 

3 

Roman shades 

4 or 6 

Sivoia QS wireless 

cellular shades (RF only) 

1 

QS 10-output 

power panel 

Flush-mounted and 

J-box power supply 

1 

Plug in power supply 

1 

12V panel 

COPYRIGHT 2013 - ELECTRONICS DESIGN GROUP - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 

DESIGNED BY: DESIGNED_BY 

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Electronics 

Design Group 

60 Ethel Road West, Suit 5 

Piscataway, NJ 08854 

732 - 650 - 9800 

732 - 650 - 1250 

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Est. 1987 

www.EDGonline.com 

••2013 Electronics Design Group, Inc. All Rights 

Reserved. This drawing is the property of 

Electronics Design Group, Inc. (EDG). The 

graphics, information and specific ideas in this 

document are the exclusive property of EDG 

and must not be made public, copied, or sold. 

Others seeking permission to reproduce this 

document, in whole or in part, must obtain 

permission from Electronics Design Group in 

writing. 

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MOTORIZED DECORATIVE 

1 

FIRST FLOOR SHADE CONTROL 

LECTRONICS DESIGN GROUP - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 

SCALE: 

JOB #: 

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JOB# 

First Floor 

Shade 

Control 

Drawing Format "C" 18"x24"

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security and life safety plan

theater, screening, and media room design 

We design Theater/Screening Rooms with careful consideration of maximizing the 

performance, acoustics, sound isolation and comfort of the viewers. 

deliverables

DUCTWORK INSUL 

To minimize the tran 

with 1-2 in. of fibergl 

density. The noise re 

lining should be 0.45 

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theater, screening, and media room design 

16'-0" 

8" 

3'-9" 

11 1 2" 

5'-3 1 2" 

AV001.5 

11 1 2" 

SUB 

1'-1 1 2" 

2'-0" 

1'-3 1 2" 

2'-4" 

S AV001.6 

S 

AV001.7 

6" 

3'-4 1 2" 

9'-6" 

3'-1 1 2" 

2'-6" 

1'-1" 

1'-2" 

AV001.10 

4'-9" 

2'-9" 

10'-6" 

2'-9" 

1'-1" 

1'-8 1 2" 

AV001.8 

S 

S 

25'-4" 

3'-0 1 2" 

1@6" 1@6" 

UP UP 

1@6" 1@6" 

UP UP 

AV001.9 

1'-1" 

7" 

3'-0" 

9'-4 1 2" 

5'-6 1 2" 

C 

B A 

D 

10" 2'-1 1 2" 1'-0" 2'-1 1 2" 

3'-10" 

9'-4" 8" 2'-0" 5'-11 1 2" 

10" 

1'-1" 

9 1 2" 

1'-0" 1'-0 1 2" 

7 1 2" 

AV001.11 

1@6" 

UP 

AV001.13 

AV001.14 

SCREEN 

002 AV002.1 

RACK 

AV001.1 

LS 

CS 

RS 

AV001.12 

4" 

1'-9 1 2" 

AV001.4 

SUB 

AV001.2 

AV001.3 

1'-10" 

2'-1 1 2" 

11'-10" 

16'-0 1 2" 

2'-1" 

1'-0 1 2" 

DESIGN CONSIDER 

The fundamental con 

audio performance o 

audio-visual equipm 

space. Three modes 

and oblique. Axial m 

parallel surfaces. Ta 

Oblique modes invol 

The quality of the so 

room proportions an 

acoustical treatment 

should be used to m 

Some reflections are 

attributes. 

An additional conce 

theater, inhibiting its 

Materials and metho 

acoustical boundary 

Projector locations v 

may feature descend 

concealed units. If m 

platforms will enhanc 

ACOUSTICAL PERF 

DOORS 

The entry door provi 

theater to adjacent s 

construction and fea 

coefficient (STC). A 

vision panel is incorp 

glazing with frames a 

door assembly. 

LOCATION: Doors r 

without interior surfa 

not be place in the fi 

and the front channe 

GASKETS: Acoustic 

door, particularly at t 

mortised, automatic 

cell neoprene or silic 

the hinge, lock, and 

installation of door h 

panic bars. 

FRAMING: Isolate th 

double-wall construc 

Alternate assemblies 

framing, or the use o 

connected with resili 

acoustical member s 

not fastened to the s 

reduce low-frequenc 

from adjacent space 

of mechanical hange 

ACOUSTICAL PANE 

Materials applied to 

the live/dead end pro 

materials affixed to w 

density. The panels 

interfere with the des 

ACOUSTICAL SEAL 

Applied to both sides 

sill and the top plate 

beads. If necessary, 

sealant is applied. 

FLOORS 

Isolating the movem 

inhibits the transmiss 

should be executed 

high-density molded 

theater from adjacen 

up the acoustical floo 

isolation board. The 

neoprene sponge ru 

finished with carpet 

tangential and obliqu 

BATT INSULATION 

Wall cavities should 

insulation with a sou 

STC 14. Fiberglass m 

lb/cu ft. 

MECHANICAL PIPE 

Pipe conduit penetra 

wrapped with 1/2 in. 

both faces of constru 

insulation and sealed 

pipes, or conduits pe 

should be separated 

1 

PTH-01 

PLAN VIEW 

SCALE - 1/4" = 1' - 0" 

DUCTWORK PENET 

Provide 4 in. sheet in 

penetrations. Extend 

partition to each side 

HVAC 

Linear diffusers shou 

the theater. Supply a 

the main duct and 42 

velocities should be

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device mounting specifications 

8 5 32 " 

3 1 8 " 

9 3 4 " 

•• 

1 BURIAL BOX 

2 SPEAKER TYPE 'E' 

3 SPEAKER TYPE 'D' 

OA-05 

SCALE - 1 1/2" = 1' - 0" 

OA-05 

SCALE - 3" = 1' - 0" 

OA-05 

SCALE - 3" = 1' - 0" 

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6 5 

16" 

3 1 8" 

Injection Molded Polymer 

Composite Enclosure 

Rust Proof Protective Grille 

5.75" High- Compliance 

Coaxial Full Frequency Driver 

Powerful Neodymium Magnet 

Professional Grade Electronics 

Copper Wound 70.7V Transformer 

0.5" NPS Male Thread 

10 1 8 " 

6 1 4 " 

Injection Molded Polymer 

Composite Enclosure 

Rust Proof Protective Grille 

5.75" High- Compliance 

Coaxial Full Frequency Driver 

Powerful Neodymium Magnet 

Professional Grade Electronics 

Copper Wound 70.7V Transformer 

0.5" NPS Male Thread 

4 

OA-05 

SPEAKER TYPE 'A' 

SCALE - NTS 

5 

OA-05 

SPEAKER TYPE 'C' 

SCALE - NTS

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wiring schedule

master craftsman pride and 

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contact information 

Bob Gullo 

President 

732-713-6100 (Direct) 

Bob.Gullo@EDGonline.com 

www.EDGonline.com/5D 

60 Ethel Road W. STE 5 

Piscataway NJ 

Main 732-650-9800 

Fax 732-650-1250

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