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1 Power Base AI Power Base AI Application Guide
2 Table of Contents Product Overview Our Philosophy On Electrical... 4 System Overview... 5 Power Base AI Statement of Line Power Base AI Components... 8 Product Application Idea Starters Electrical Basics Circuit Service Module Applications Circuit Furniture Infeed Applications Circuit Service Module Applications Circuit Furniture Infeed Applications Planning Guide Planning for Power Base AI in Ten Steps Technical Specifications Power Base AI Three Part Specification Guide Power Base AI Application Guide Table of Contents Power Base AI Application Guide 3
3 Our Philosophy On Electrical Product Overview Our Philosophy on Electrical Haworth has a unique approach when it comes to Electrical Distribution and its ever changing layout. Our philosophy is to design and install for tomorrow rather than conventionally wiring for today. How do we do that? By running everything right beneath your feet using plug-and-play technology and a zone distribution methodology that delivers power to where the customer needs it. This ensures that your electrical infrastructure will be able to respond to today's fast pace and fast rate of change. Being flexible today is critical to tomorrow s survival. Reconfiguring should be fast, growing should be easy, and with Haworth Power Base AI, it is. Our quick-connect systems power you up...fast! Haworth offers Power Base AI, a modular power system for raised floor applications, which helps to ensure quick installation and future flexibility. Quick installation reduces construction schedule risk and controls jobsite labor over runs. Future flexibility helps increase tenant satisfaction and lowers operating and renovation costs. Haworth has developed two power distribution systems to accommodate the electrical needs of all major North American office furniture manufacturers: The 3-Circuit and the 4-Circuit systems. Each has been specifically designed for use in Haworth Access Flooring and is based on plug-and-play connectivity. The 3-Circuit separate neutral system provides individual branch circuits for power quality and multiple power source flexibility not available in 4-Circuit applications. The 4-Circuit shared neutral version helps to maximize the number of circuits while staying within the common 1 2" trade conduits. This modular power system is UL Listed, CSA Certified, and complies with NEC Article 604. The Power Base AI system consists of six main elements to distribute power. They include the following: Zone Distribution Box Jumper Splitter Service Module Modular Receptacle Haworth Plug-and-Play Furniture Base Feed Above Ceiling Application Power Input from Electrical Closet Power Base AI Equipped Poke Through Infeed Harness Column Feed Power Base AI Equipped Moveable Wall Splitter (2-Port) Splitter (4-Port) System Furniture Top Feed Infeed Jumpers Infeed Harness 1-Port Zone Distribution Box Power Base AI Equipped Service Pole 4 Power Base AI Application Guide
4 System Overview Power is typically routed from the electrical closet through pre-wired flexible conduit to separate zones of the floor plate. Power is then distributed within each zone using modular wiring. Modular wiring puts flexibility out in the area where most day-to-day reconfigurations occur. Power can be routed from the electrical closet with the pre-wired Zone Distribution Box or an Infeed Harness. The Zone Distribution Box is available with factory installed pre-wired conduits with three sets up to 125', and two sets of circuits up to 200', or the field wired Zone Distribution Box can be used with locally supplied MC cable or conduit. The in-feed harness routes a single set of circuits and is available in lengths up to 100'. Power is routed within the zone by 8-Wire modular flex conduit Jumpers. The Jumpers are fully populated with all eight wires so all circuits are available for future moves. The Flush Service Module provides Modular Receptacles under a hinged lid. The Modular Receptacles allow fast change of circuits as users' needs change. Flush Service Modules can be moved to other floor tile locations by re-routing the flex conduit Jumpers. The Service Modules allow for multiple Jumpers to connect (two Dual Service Modules/four Quad Service Modules) for branching within a zone. The Splitter is used to join up to four Jumpers. By using Splitters, the zone can be expanded to meet future needs. For more extensive renovations, the Zone Distribution Box can be moved by re-routing the flex conduit feed. Under Floor Application Product Overview System Overview Service Module Splitter Jumpers Power Input from Electrical Closet Haworth Furniture Base Feed Zone Distribution Box 1-Port Zone Distribution Box Note MC Cable = Metal Clad Cable in this document. Power Base AI Application Guide 5
5 Power Base AI Statement of Line Product Overview Power Base AI Statement of Line 3- and 4-Circuit Field-Wired 1-Port Zone Distribution Box Infeed Harness 15", 10', 25', 50', 75', or 100' Long Pre-Wired 2-Port Zone Distribution Box Jumper 5', 10', 15', 20', 35', or 50' Long Pre-Wired 3-Port Zone Distribution Box 4-Port Splitter Field-Wired 3-Port Zone Distribution Box 2-Port Splitter Quad Service Module Dual Service Module Modular Receptacle (15 Amp Duplex) Modular Receptacle (20 Amp Duplex) Hardwire Quad Service Module (Field-Wired) Dual Service Module (Field-Wired) 6 Power Base AI Application Guide
6 Power Base AI Statement of Line Accessories Service Module Lid Service Module Lid and Trim Ring Cord Manager Loop PREMISE, Moxie, and Compose Floor Infeed PLACES, UniGroup, and Tactics Floor Infeed Floor Infeed Product Overview Power Base AI Statement of Line RACE Single Harness Connector Power Base AI Application Guide 7
7 Power Base AI Components Product Overview Power Base AI Components Infeed Harness The Infeed Harnesses are used to convert between "hardwiring" and "modular wiring". Supports plug-andplay power distribution within each power zone. Longer lengths can be used from the electrical closet to start a power zone. Shorter lengths can be used to transition to products without a modular connector. Quick connect male modular power connector allows fast install. Can be connected directly to a Service Module. Use a circuit distributor to connect to Jumpers or systems furniture base feed. Available in lengths up to 100' with either 3- or 4-Circuit configurations. Infeed Harness Infeed Harness Furniture Top Feed Infeed Harness Furniture Base Feed Infeed Harness 8 Power Base AI Application Guide
8 Power Base AI Components 1-Port Zone Distribution Boxes The 1-Port Zone Distribution Box is used to convert between "hardwiring" and "modular wiring". Supports plugand-play power distribution within each power zone. Can be used with MC cable or conduit from the electrical closet to begin a power zone. Can be used to connect furniture or wall feed conduit to modular power connection. Quick connect female modular power connector allows fast install. Can be connected directly to a Jumper or Infeed Harness. Available in either 3- or 4-Circuit configurations. 1-Port Zone Distribution Box 1-Port Zone Distribution Box Jumper Product Overview Power Base AI Components Zone Distribution Boxes The Zone Distribution Box is used to convert between "hardwiring" and "modular wiring". Supports plug-andplay power distribution within each power zone. The pre-wired 3-Port Zone Distribution Box routes three sets of circuits through 11/4" flex conduit. Each set of circuits is connected to one female connector mounted to the box. The pre-wired 2-Port Zone Distribution Box routes two sets of circuits through 11/4" flex conduit. The field wired Zone Distribution Box has three sets of female connectors which can be hardwired to field installed wiring. Can be connected directly to a Jumper or a furniture base feed. Available pre-wired with 10 AWG wire in lengths up to 125' or 8 AWG wire up to 200' with sets of either 3- or 4-Circuits. Pre-Wired 3-Port Zone Distribution Box Pre-Wired 2-Port Zone Distribution Box Field Wired 3-Port Distribution Box Power Base AI Application Guide 9
9 Power Base AI Components Product Overview Power Base AI Components Jumpers Jumpers are used to interconnect modular power components within each power zone. Supports plug-and-play power distribution within each power zone. Flexible conduit construction with quick connect modular power connector heads allows quick installation and easy reconfiguration. Available in either 3- or 4-Circuit configurations. Note Jumper 5', 10', 15', 20', 35', or 50' Long Splitter Infeed Jumpers Service Module The Jumper has male connectors. A circuit distributor (female connectors) is required to connect Jumpers to another Jumper. A circuit distributor can join up to four Jumpers. Splitters Splitters allow interconnection of up to four Jumpers within each power zone. Supports plug-and-play power distribution within each power zone. Quick connect modular power connection allows quick installation and easy reconfiguration. The Splitter has four female connectors. One port in intended for the supply connection with the ability to distribute out to the other port(s). Available in either 2-Port or 4-Port configuration with 3-Circuit or 4-Circuit 8-Wire configurations. Jumpers Splitter 4-Port Splitter 2-Port Splitter Jumpers Note A Jumper (female connectors) is required to connect another Splitter or Zone Distribution Box. 10 Power Base AI Application Guide
10 Power Base AI Components Service Modules Service Modules are used to provide power and/or data outlets at floor level. Modular Receptacles are located under a hinged lid which is flush with the finished floor. Supports plug-and-play power distribution within each power zone. Quick connect modular power connector allows fast install and easy reconfiguration of Jumpers and Receptacles. The Service Modules have Modular Receptacles to allow fast change of circuit access. The Quad Service Module has connector ports for four Jumpers and four Receptacles for use on 4.5" or higher finished floor heights. The Dual Service Module has female connector ports for two Jumpers and two Receptacles for use on 2.5" or higher finished floor heights. Quad Service Module provided with two data openings (2.71" x 1.38") for furniture info plates; Dual Service Module has four furniture info plate openings. Data opening has knockout for mounting single gang data plates. Service Modules are available in either 3- or 4-Circuit configurations. Quad Service Module (Field Wired) Quad Service Module Modular Dual Service Module (Field Wired) Service Module Dual Service Module Modular Product Overview Power Base AI Components Splitter Infeed Jumpers Modular Receptacles The Modular Duplex Receptacles are used to access specific circuits of the Service Module. Supports plug-andplay power distribution within each power zone. Quick connect modular power connector allows fast install into Service Modules for easy reconfiguration. Available in 15 amp or 20 amp outlet reconfiguration, common ground, or isolated ground access; all with either 3- or 4-Circuit configurations. Modular Receptacle (15 Amp Duplex) Modular Receptacle (20 Amp Duplex) Power Base AI Application Guide 11
11 Power Base AI Components Product Overview Power Base AI Components Furniture Base Feeds Haworth exclusive base feeds integrate Power Base AI in the floor with modular power for Haworth systems furniture. Base feed has modular power connector which mates to underfloor components. Powering up Haworth furniture is a click away. Male connector head must be fed by female connector of Splitter, Service Module, or Zone Distribution Box. Male connector will not connect directly to male connector of the Jumper or Infeed Harness. Base feeds are available for Haworth furniture. Please refer to appropriate Price List for current specification information. PREMISE/Compose Floor Infeed PREMISE Price List Compose Price List PLACES Floor Infeed UniGroup Too and Tables Price List RACE RACE Price List PREMISE, Moxie, and Compose Floor Infeed PLACES, UniGroup, and Tactics Floor Infeed RACE Single Harness Connector Floor Infeed Infeed Harness Furniture Base Feed 12 Power Base AI Application Guide
12 Ideas Starters The following sample applications show how Power Base AI components can be configured to deliver power to several workstations using either powered systems furniture or non-powered furniture. Idea Starter A Four station cluster using 1-Port Zone Distribution Box and Service Modules. This method of delivering power to the work stations is used when the furniture does not have power distribution capability. Product Application Idea Starters Homerun Cable Back to Electrical Panel Product Number Product Description Quantity FBEZ Port Zone Distribution Box 1 FBEJ W 5' Jumper 3 FBEJ W 10' Jumper 1 FBEF Dual Flush Service Module 4 FBER G * Receptacle (15 amp; Circuit Common Ground) 3 FBER G * Receptacle (15 amp; Circuit Common Ground) 3 FBER G * Receptacle (15 amp; Circuit Common Ground) 2 * Not shown on illustration, but must be specified along with the Service Modue. Power Base AI Application Guide 13
13 Ideas Starters Product Application Idea Starters Idea Starter B Four station cluster with powered systems furniture. Two four station clusters may be supplied by an Infeed Harness and 4-Port Splitter depending on amperage load per station. Infeed Harness from Electrical Panel Product Number Product Description Quantity FBEH W Infeed Harness: 50' 1 FBED Port Splitter 1 FBEJ W 10' Jumper 2 FBED Port Splitter 2 ENEJ WF PREMISE System Floor Infeed 2 14 Power Base AI Application Guide
14 Ideas Starters Idea Starter C Six station cluster with 3-Port Zone Distribution Box and floor-mounted Service Modules. Use when the furniture does not have power distribution capability. Product Application Idea Starters Pre-Wired Conduit Back to Electrical Panel Product Number Product Description Quantity FBEZ Port Zone Distribution Box (50' pre-wired Conduit) 1 FBEJ W 5' Jumper 6 FBED Port Splitter 1 FBEJ W 10' Jumper 1 FBEF Dual Flush Service Module 6 FBER G * Receptacle (15 amp; Circuit Common Ground) 4 FBER G * Receptacle (15 amp; Circuit Common Ground) 4 FBER G * Receptacle (15 amp; Circuit Common Ground) 4 * Not shown on illustration, but must be specified along with the Service Modue. Power Base AI Application Guide 15
15 Ideas Starters Product Application Idea Starters Idea Starter D Splitters can be used in mixed applications. This example shows a 4-Port Splitter feeding a Furniture Base Feed and two Flush Service Modules. Infeed Harness from Electrical Panel Product Number Product Description Quantity FBEH W Infeed Harness (50') 1 FBED Port Splitter 1 FBEJ W 15' Jumper 2 FBEJ W 10' Jumper 1 FBED Port Splitter 1 ENEJ WF PREMISE System Floor Infeed 1 FBEF Dual Flush Service Module 2 FBER G * Receptacle (15 amp; Circuit Common Ground) 2 FBER G * Receptacle (15 amp; Circuit Common Ground) 1 FBER G * Receptacle (15 amp; Circuit Common Ground) 1 * Not shown on illustration, but must be specified along with the Service Modue. 16 Power Base AI Application Guide
16 Ideas Starters Idea Starter E LifeSPACE panel with Level 4 quick connect electrical or Enclose panel with Level 4 power. Using Power Base AI with LifeSPACE allows for maximum flexibility in reconfiguration of office space. For reconfiguration requiring minimal displacement of the LifeSPACE panel, simply move the panel to the new location, if the Jumper length allows. Or when reconfiguration requires a new layout, simply disconnect the Jumper from the LifeSPACE panel and the Zone Distribution Box. Move the LifeSPACE panel to the new location and reconnect Jumper to the LifeSPACE panel and the Zone Distribution Box. Quick and easy with little or no mess. If using LifeSPACE electrical panels and Power Base AI, the systems must be coordinated. Product Application Idea Starters Infeed Splitter Note All GFI Outlets must be hardwired. Power Base AI Application Guide 17
17 Ideas Starters Product Application Idea Starters Idea Starter F When providing power to non-haworth furniture or LifeSPACE walls with Level 2 or Level 3 electrical, use a 1-Port Zone Distribution Box for a hardwire transition. Duplex Outlet 1-Port Zone Distribution Box Jumper 18 Power Base AI Application Guide
18 Electrical Basics There are two electrical systems prevalent in North America 3-Circuit or 4-Circuit. The choice to specify 3- or 4- Circuit power is determined both by the system furniture requirements and the power provided by the building. Check with the project electrical engineer on what system is most suitable prior to specifying the electrical system for a project. Idea Starter A An 8-Wire 3-Circuit system consists of three line conductors, three neutral conductors, and two ground conductors. Haworth Systems Furniture usually uses the 3-Circuit configuration. This configuration utilizes independent neutral conductors for each line conductors, creating individual branch circuits. These individual branch circuits provide the most flexibility in support of building wiring configurations and the highest level of power quality. Product Application Electrical Basics Benefits of Using a 3-Circuit System 1. Individual branch circuits allow electrician to adapt wiring configuration as users needs change. 2. Can be connected to multiple power sources. 3. Common and Isolated ground available on all 3-Circuits. 4. Independent neutrals confine power quality issues to an individual branch circuit. 5. Haworth Systems Furniture Base Feed plugs directly into 3-Circuit Power Base AI eliminates labor to wire base feed via a junction box. 6. May be more cost effective depending on client s needs. Disadvantages of Using a 3-Circuit System 1. Less circuit capability per zone. 2. More Power Base AI components and homerun cables may be required. 3. May require more on site installation labor required from Electrical Contractor. 4. May not match configuration used by most System Furniture Manufacturers. Power Base AI Application Guide 19
19 Electrical Basics Product Application Electrical Basics 4-Circuit System An 8-Wire 4-Circuit system consists of four line conductors, two neutral conductors, and two ground conductors. Within this system, two wiring configurations are available: 2+2 and 3+1. In a 2+2 configuration, two line conductors share one neutral conductor and one ground wire and the other two line conductors share a neutral conductor and ground wire. In a 3+1 configuration, three line conductors share one neutral conductor and one ground wire and the other line conductor uses the other neutral conductor and ground wire. These systems utilize a shared, oversized neutral conductor to minimize adverse effects caused by harmonic currents. 2+2 The 2+2 configuration includes two lines on one oversized neutral and two lines on another oversized neutral. Specify this configuration where multiple dedicated or isolated ground circuits are required in a zone or more than one source of power, such as UPS power, is required. 3+1 The 3+1 configuration comes with three lines on one oversized neutral and one line on a separate oversized neutral. Specify this configuration where either no dedicated or isolated ground is required or only one circuit will be used as a dedicated or isolated ground. Benefits of Using a 4-Circuit System 1. More circuit capability per zone. 2. Fewer Power Base AI components and homerun cables may be required. 3. Usually less on site installation labor required from Electrical Contractor. 4. May match configurations used by most System Furniture Manufacturers. Disadvantages of Using a 4-Circuit System 1. Harder to adapt to changes in building wiring needs. 2. Limited capacity of isolated ground circuits. 3. Shared neutral may cause sharing of power quality problems. 4. GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) may not be available. 20 Power Base AI Application Guide
20 Electrical Basics Electrical Code and Performance Factors National and local electrical codes may restrict what you can do with these products. These codes are primarily designed for safety. To achieve the desired level of flexibility and performance for a facility, additional factors may need to be considered. Below is a brief description of safety and performance topics. To ensure safety and code compliance, be sure that your plans are reviewed by an expert in local code requirements such as an electrical engineer or electrical contractor. The person or group planning and supervising installation of electrical components is responsible for complying with all applicable national and local electrical codes. Within local code guidelines, limit the receptacle installation to the maximum necessary to power the equipment in the current work station plan. Avoid providing receptacles for projected needs, because surplus receptacle availability may encourage use of unauthorized equipment and lead to electrical overloads. Circuit Capabilities and Code Restrictions Each circuit in the Power Base AI modular electrical system carries a maximum load of 20 amps (15 amps in Canada) of electrical service. However, applicable national and local codes may further restrict the current usage of the power distribution system. For example, the National Electrical Code (NEC) dictates a load requirement of no more than 80% (16 amps) capacity for continuous load situations (constant use of a circuit for three or more hours). Examples of continuous use loading include circuits that supply lighting, computers, and printers with power throughout the day. In practice, most circuits are subjected to continuous load. Planning for the Future Based on the circuit load capacity of 16 usable amps (U.S.) per continuous-use circuit, Haworth recommends that the initial loading on each circuit be approximately 12 amps. This initial planning limitation permits the user to add or change electrical equipment within the guidelines of local amperage limits. If you immediately allow maximum amperage loading of 16 amps (U.S.) on each circuit, you will restrict the future addition of equipment and may force a redesign of the electrical layout. Product Application Electrical Basics Voltage Drop The natural resistance of the wires causes voltage to fall away from the ideal voltage (120V in North America). The farther your circuit travels from the electrical closet, the more voltage drop will occur. The NEC requires that voltage drop be no more than 5% from the ideal voltage. To limit how far the systems falls below the ideal voltage, limit the length of the circuits to less than 80' from a Zone Distribution Box. Number of Receptacles The NEC also restricts the number of receptacles on a 20 amp rated circuit to 13 (10 in Canada). These are maximum limits only and not recommendations. Local codes may restrict number of receptacles. Within local code guidelines, limit the receptacle installation to the maximum necessary to power the equipment in the current work station plan. Avoid providing receptacles for projected needs, because surplus receptacle availability may encourage use of unauthorized equipment and lead to electrical overloads. REGARD LOCAL CODES CAREFULLY Local codes supercede national codes. Local codes may restrict electrical plans more than national codes. For example, a local code may not allow any modular underfloor power system. Local codes may also limit the number of jumper cables and receptacles that may be used. Power Base AI Application Guide 21
21 3-Circuit Service Module Applications Product Application 3-Circuit Service Module Applications Note Examples are based on planning for an initial load of 12 amps per circuit. Check local electrical codes for maximum allowed electrical devices per circuit. 3-Circuit Service Module: Application 1 Electrical Load: 2 floor boxes per feed 18 amps per office (leaves 6 amps per office for future growth) Requires: 1 Infeed Harness 1 Jumper 2 Service Modules 3-Circuit Service Module: Application 2 Electrical Load: 6 floor boxes per feed 6 amps per office (leaves 2 amps per office for future growth) Requires: 1 Infeed Harness 6 Jumpers 1 Splitter 6 Service Modules 3-Circuit Service Module: Application 3 Electrical Load: 18 floor boxes per feed 2 amps per office (leaves 0.6 amps per office for future growth; maximize size of floor box zone even if a lower amps per office is desired) Requires: 1 Infeed Harness 18 Jumpers 1 Splitter 18 Service Modules 22 Power Base AI Application Guide
22 3-Circuit Furniture Infeed Applications Note Examples are based on planning for an initial load of 12 amps per circuit. Check local electrical codes for maximum allowed electrical devices per circuit. 3-Circuit Furniture Infeed: Application 1 Electrical Load: 3 offices per feed 12 amps per office (leaves 4 amps per office for future growth) Requires: 1 Zone Distribution Box 2 Jumpers 2 Splitters 2 Furniture Infeeds 3-Circuit Furniture Infeed: Application 2 Electrical Load: 6 offices per feed 6 amps per office (leaves 2 amps per office for future growth) Requires: 1 Infeed Harness 1 Splitter 1 Furniture Infeed Product Application 3-Circuit Furniture Infeed Applications 3-Circuit Furniture Infeed: Application 3 Electrical Load: 18 offices per feed 2 amps per office (leaves 0.6 amps per office for future growth) Requires: 1 Infeed Harness 3 Jumpers 4 Splitters 3 Furniture Base Feeds Power Base AI Application Guide 23
23 4-Circuit Service Module Applications Product Application 4-Circuit Service Module Applications Note A Jumper (male connectors) is required to connect to another Splitter or Zone Distribution Box. 4-Circuit Service Module: Application 1 Electrical Load: 3 floor boxes per feed 16 amps per office (leaves 5.3 amps per office for future growth) Requires: 1 Infeed Harness 2 Jumpers 3 Service Modules 4-Circuit Service Module: Application 2 Electrical Load: 6 floor boxes per feed 8 amps per office (leaves 2.6 amps per office for future growth) Requires: 1 Infeed Harness 6 Jumpers 1 Splitter 6 Service Modules 4-Circuit Service Module: Application 3 Electrical Load: 24 floor boxes per feed 2 amps per office (leaves 0.6 amps per office for future growth; maximize size of floor box zone even if a lower amps per office is desired) Requires: 1 Infeed Harness 26 Jumpers 3 Splitters 24 Service Modules 24 Power Base AI Application Guide
24 4-Circuit Furniture Infeed Applications Note Examples are based on planning for an initial load of 12 amps per circuit. Check local electrical codes for maximum allowed electrical devices per circuit. 4-Circuit Furniture Infeed: Application 1 Electrical Load: 3 offices per feed 16 amps per office (leaves 5.3 amps per office for future growth) Requires: 1 Zone Distribution Box 2 Jumpers 2 Splitters 2 Furniture Base Feeds 4-Circuit Furniture Infeed: Application 2 Electrical Load: 6 offices per feed 8 amps per office (leaves 2.6 amps per office for future growth) Requires: 1 Infeed Harness 1 Splitter 1 Furniture Base Feed Product Application 4-Circuit Furniture Infeed Applications 4-Circuit Furniture Infeed: Application 3 Electrical Load: 24 offices per feed 2 amps per office (leaves 0.6 amps per office for future growth; maximize size of floor box zone even if a lower amps per office is desired) Requires: 1 Infeed Harness 2 Jumpers 3 Splitters 4 Furniture Base Feeds Power Base AI Application Guide 25
25 Planning Guide Product Application Planning Guide Planning For The Future The best time to plan for the future is while planning the installation of a new office space today. Future needs can be accommodated by planning for some extra capacity in the original project. All Power Base AI components are fully populated with all eight wires to support future reconfigurations. One way to plan in extra capacity is to use 12 amps per circuit instead of the 16 amps per circuit allowed by the Electrical Code (U.S.). The 4 amps of extra capacity allow for future unseen additional electrical requirements, like a printer being added to a work area. If a zone needs a large increase in power capacity, you can add another Infeed Harness and circuit distributor and reroute half the existing zone to this new Infeed Harness. Planning A Project The ten easy steps below and detailed on the following pages help determine the layout of the Power Base AI modular components. These ten steps will lead to a detailed layout and a detailed bill of materials. From the detailed bill of materials, final pricing can be determined and the Power Base AI product can be ordered through Haworth Orderline. Typically, as projects progress, more information is developed and more detail is required. During early stages of a project it may be more appropriate to use simplified tools such as the Power Base AI Budget Calculator tool to estimate pricing or materials that may be required for a project. All power components are populated with all eight wires to support future reconfigurations (except for Hardwire power applications). Planning for Power Base AI in Ten Steps: 1. Identify the User s Needs 2. Identify the Building Power Location 3. Identify Access Devices 4. Electrical Code and Performance Factors 5. Determine Size of Zones 6. Specify Access Points 7. Specify Zone Distribution Boxes and Homeruns 8. Specify Jumpers and Splitters 9. Assign Circuit Breakers 10. Obtain Approvals 26 Power Base AI Application Guide
26 Planning for Power Base AI in Ten Steps Step 1: Identify the User s Needs Start by gathering basic information from written specifications, engineering drawings, or a questionnaire such as the Request for Technology form. In what country is the project located? How many square feet is the project? How many offices and workstations are there? What size are the offices and workstations? How much power is required per user? What is required: 3-Circuit or 4-Circuit power? If 4-Circuit power is required, is it a 3+1 or a 2+2 configuration? Is the systems furniture non-powered or powered with a 3-Circuit or 4-Circuit (3+1 or 2+2) configuration? How many outlets are required per office and workstation? Are there any pieces of equipment requiring special power requirements? Is there any equipment requiring more than 20 amps? Is there a need for a secondary power source(s) such as Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), generator, or other source? What access floor are you using and what is its height? Product Application Planning for Power Base AI in Ten Steps Notes 1. For large machines, a separate power feed direct from electrical panel to that machine may be the best solution. Planning for these large machines is better handled separate from the zone planning approach. 2. Secondary source(s) may be used to power mission critical equipment to keep business operations running despite power outages. This enhanced level of power supply performance requires more specific planning steps in routing power and circuit designations. The principles of the zone planning methodology still apply, but some additional components may be required to deliver the secondary power source to required locations. Power Base AI Application Guide 27
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