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FlexFrame Electrical Workwalls are designed to support technology. Electrical needs can be solved in a variety of ways. A modular power system includes base power trays, modular harnesses, receptacle kits, a base power infeed, and modular technology skins. cSpecifying, page 89. Receptacle kits are intended to provide concealed connections for devices that are plugged in for long periods of time and accessed occasionally. Technology skins are intended to provide easy connections for devices that are connected and disconnected frequently. Actual Dimensions Modular Harness Width 24", 30", 36", 42", 48", 54", 60", 66", 72", 78", 84", 90", 96", 102", 108", 114", or 120" Height N.A. . Depth N.A. Power Infeed Receptacle Kits 11 3 /4" 1" 1 3 /4" TV Attachment Skins Modular Harness Power Infeed Base Power Tray 94" 23 1 /16", 29 1 /16", or 35 1 /16" N.A. 8 1 /2" N.A. 2" Technology Skins Base Power Tray and Receptacle Kits Workwall Wire Manager 23 1 /16", 29 1 /16", or 35 1 /16" 1" 2 /3" . 58 FlexFrame Specification Guide November 2010
FlexFrame Electrical . Product Details Modular power cannot be used on workwalls without skins. Tip: Plan workwalls without skins to allow access to building outlets. cSee Removable Skins and Access to Electrical Connections, page 52. Hardwire power infeeds bring the power from the building power source into the workwall. Power infeeds can connect to modular harnesses, technology skins, or 1-circuit or 2-circuit receptacle kits. A base power tray is required whenever a receptacle kit or modular harness is used in a section. 1" 1" Lower component The base power tray will hang approximately 1" below the lower most component. Workwall wire manager does not hang below the shelf. . Receptacle kits face upward. The base power tray has a shield to protect receptacles from spills. Receptacle kits snap into the center of the base power tray. 1-circuit receptacle kits include two duplex receptacles wired to Line 1. 2-circuit receptacle kits include one duplex receptacle wired to Line 1 and one duplex receptacle wired to Line 2. Receptacle kits must have a removable skin installed in front of them. Cable management skins are recommended. cSee Removable Skins and Access to Electrical Connections on page 52. Tip: If modular harnesses or receptacle kits are used in a section, some flexible metal conduit will be visible when skins are removed. Multiple receptacle kits in different workwall sections can be connected using modular harnesses. Modular harnesses are available in lengths from 24" to 120" to accommodate connection of modular components in different workwall sections. Modular harnesses are compatible with 1-circuit and 2-circuit receptacle kits. Technology skins allow convenient user access to power, data, and light switches. Technology skins are available in corded, hardwire, and modular versions. Corded technology skins have an 8' cord and a 15 amp grounded plug. . Corded technology skins can plug into a receptacle kit or into a building receptacle. Connection must be accessible. Hardwire technology skins have an 8' length of flexible metal conduit. Modular technology skins have an 8' length of modular harness with a male connector. Modular technology skins include an inline and H connector to allow it to connect to modular power in a variety of applications. Modular technology skins are always wired to Line 1. cSee Using Modular Power on page 62 for diagram examples. Technology skins accommodate data and power needs. Technology skins are available with Data/Power/Power or Data/Power/Switch configurations. Technology skins that have Data/Power/Power have space for two customer supplied Extron AAP plates and two simplex receptacles. Technology skins that have Data/Power/Switch have space for two customer supplied Extron AAP plates, one simplex receptacle, and one opening for the LED light switch included with the light kit. The LED light switch is field installed in the technology skin. Architectural Adapter Plates (AAPs) provide access to data, audio, video, telephone, and other technologies. AAPs are available from Extron Electronics. For information on AAPs and to find an Extron Electronics dealer, contact Extron at 800.633.9876 or online at www.extron.com. Workwall wire manager can route wires for lights and other cables through the cutout on a 22 5 /8"H workwall frame and prevents wires and cables from hanging below the shelf. Workwall wire manager may be used on 47 15 /16", 64 7 /16", and 80 15 /16"H workwall frames to prevent wires from hanging below a lower single shelf, double shelf, bin, or drawer in the lower most position on the workwall, but will not allow cords and cables to pass through the cut-out on the inner vertical frame piece. Tip: Specify a base power tray instead to allow cords and cables to be passed through the cut-out. Workwall wire manager must be installed on the back edge of a lower single shelf, the bottom position of a double shelf, bin, or drawer. Workwall wire managers cannot hold receptacle kits. . . Application Topics Base power tray should only be used in the lower most position of the workwall. Workwall wire manager should only be used in the lower most position of a workwall. Base power tray can be installed on the back edge of the bottom position of a double shelf, bin, or lower single shelf. Base power tray may also be installed behind the skin of an upper single shelf. Base power tray may be installed behind a skin. . Electrical FlexFrame Specification Guide cElectrical, continued 59 November 2010
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