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Project Completed:
2013 |
Construction Value:
$1.1 Million |
Client:
McCallum Sather Architects |
Location:
Dundas, Ontario |
Dundas Museum Renovations
New electrical power was provided to the addition using the existing distribution equipment in the main utility room located on the basement level of the museum. A new 120/208V, 3-phase, 4-wire, 42 circuit panel to supply the new loads in the addition. In the renovated areas, all existing branch circuit wiring and conduits replaced with new. New breakers were added to existing panels to suit the modified branch circuit loads. In the main entrance foyer, existing panel “LP-A” (120/208V, 3-phase, 28 circuits) and extended to the new panel location.
Combing The Two Buildings Into One:
Standard wiring devices were provided throughout and include: 120V, 15A or 20A receptacles. 208V/230V receptacles, recessed clock receptacles and special communications outlets such as cable television and audio/video were provided. All cables were terminated, tested and labeled in accordance with relevant E1A/T1A standards. We provided minimum emergency lighting
requirements in accordance with the OBC. All new exit signs are energy efficient LED type.
In both areas all lighting was replaced with new fixtures. New exterior fixtures were provided to suit the new entrances and pathways and are located to suit the security requirements of the museum and highlight any architectural features. All new interior fixtures are energy efficient linear T8 or T5 fluorescent complete with programmed start ballasts. Compact fluorescent fixtures complete with electronic ballasts.
All lighting systems, except for those required by emergency or exit lighting are provided with manual, automatic, or programmable controls to provide flexible lighting control and aid in energy conservation.
Combing The Two Buildings Into One:
Standard wiring devices were provided throughout and include: 120V, 15A or 20A receptacles. 208V/230V receptacles, recessed clock receptacles and special communications outlets such as cable television and audio/video were provided. All cables were terminated, tested and labeled in accordance with relevant E1A/T1A standards. We provided minimum emergency lighting
requirements in accordance with the OBC. All new exit signs are energy efficient LED type.
In both areas all lighting was replaced with new fixtures. New exterior fixtures were provided to suit the new entrances and pathways and are located to suit the security requirements of the museum and highlight any architectural features. All new interior fixtures are energy efficient linear T8 or T5 fluorescent complete with programmed start ballasts. Compact fluorescent fixtures complete with electronic ballasts.
All lighting systems, except for those required by emergency or exit lighting are provided with manual, automatic, or programmable controls to provide flexible lighting control and aid in energy conservation.
