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Answer® Modular Power

Standard Power InFeed - Floor

Receptacle Covers

New York Power In Feed - Floor

Pass Thru Power

Power KitsChange of HeightHarness

NOTE: Unused modular electrical connector openings are not required to be capped.

NOTE: The electrician can cut conduit and wire to length if needed.

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Risk of Fire or Electric Shock• All electrical installations should be performed by a qualified person in accordance with codes and regulations applicable at the installation site. Circuits should be checked for proper voltages. All sources of power supply must be disconnected prior to any servicing or installation.

WARNING

Multipurpose PowerIn Feed

2

5a

5b

4

3

Power Kit

1. Power Kit

2. Slide end of power kit into verticaljunction, Then slide back into othervertical junction.

3. Engage power tray latch.

4. Connect end of power whip to thenext power block.

5. Route powerway conduit aroundjunction glides at the base to the nextpanel (5a), or through power trays and vertical junction (5b), or staying

Conduit

Wire Tie

NOTE: WIRE TIE THE CONDUIT TO THE VERTICAL JUNCTIONSO THE BASE TRIM WILL INSTALL EASILY.

1

NOTE: RETAINER CLIPS ARE ATTACHED TO ALL WIDTHS OF POWER KITS.

NOTE: RETAINER CLIPSARE ATTACHED TO ALL WIDTHS OF POWER KITS.

5b

5a

within the base trim area (5c).

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Communication/Data Port Template

ReceptacleTemplate

Match Receptacle Back Color to Block Color for proper keying.

Impression

NOTE: Be sure electrical products are in final position before making Impressions

1. Install receptacles intopower block.

2. Place Communication andReceptacle Templates.Steelcase Part No. T500940SR.(Customer Service)

3. Attach skin to frame. pressagainst template to make impression. Remove skin and template.

OR

RECEPTACLE

FLEX RECEPTACLE

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OR

USB RECEPTACLE

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interface when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Risk of Fire or Electric Shock• Receptacle Templates should always be used when marking receptacle locations on the back of panel skins.

• If the templates are not used, then cut opening 1-1/2" x 3-5/8", allowing clearance for the mounting screws.

WARNING

Tip:Use a sharp knife to cut skin.

Short Screws(Receptacles)

Long Screws(Data/Communication)

4 5 6

7

8

4. Cut skin back where impressions are. Be careful not to cut throughthe material.

5. Remove inside pieces exposing the material.

6. Cut an "X" from corner to corner.

7. Pull material through hole andsecure with tape.

8. Position skin and attach receptacle covers.

NOTE: When replacing the panel skin, make sure that the face plate mounting screws do not make contact with the foil backing of the panel skin.

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Risk of Fire or Electric ShockWhen mounting the face plates:

• Use only the short screws (#6-32 x 3/4") for the receptacles, and• Use only the long screws (#6-32 x 1-1/4") for data jacks.• Receptacle opening must be 1-1/2" x 3-5/8". Use template to mark opening.

WARNING

Location ofCommunication/DataPorts

Change of Height

1. Run the power whip through theframe beam.

2. Connect the power whip to thepower block.

3. Tie up conduit with cable tie.

NOTE: RETAINER CLIPSARE ATTACHED TO ALLWIDTHS OF POWER KITS.

1

2

3

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Wrong

Correct

.015 Min.

1

2

3

4

RETAINER CLIPSARE ATTACHED TO ALLWIDTHS OF POWER KITS.

NOTE: Match ReceptacleBack Color to Block Colorfor proper keying.

NOTE: THE QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN CANCUT THE POWER IN HARNESS TO LENGTH(WIRE END), MAKING SURE THE UL LABELIS INSTALLED ON HARNESS.

NOTE:

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Standard Power In Feed - Floor

1. Install the floor power infeed into the receptacle opening of the power block.

2. Route base power-in harness through the backside of the base trim knockout before hard wiring.

3. Hardwire the harness to junction box.

4. Attach jumper cover.

WARNINGRisk of Fire or Electric ShockBase trim must engage in plastic retainer clips on receptacle blocks to ensure proper alignment. Receptacles should protrudefrom base trim when correctly installed.

WARNINGRisk of Fire or Electric ShockDo not connect to source of supply until fully installed in furniture. All sources of power supply must be disconnected prior to any servicing or installation.

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Multipurpose Power In Feed - Strain ReliefInstallation

Install a strain relief bracket to one of the followinglocations: The underside of a utility tray, the top orbottom of a beam, or the inside face of a junctionpost.

1. Drill a pilot hole for the strain relief bracket mounting screw. Secure the bracket and the conduit into the bracket with the provided hardware.

1a

1b

1c

1

2

New York Power In Feed - Floor

1. Attach the harness to the next power block down.

2. Insert wires from harness into the junction box. Make wire connections andassemble junction box. NOTE: THE QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN CAN

CUT THE POWER IN FEED HARNESS TO LENGTH(WIRE END), MAKING SURE THE UL LABEL ISINSTALLED ON HARNESS.

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Pass Thru Power

1. Feed pass thru power harness from panel to panel and connect.

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P-1 P-2 P-3Line 1 (Black)

Line 3 (Blue)Line 2 (Red)

L3 Neutral (White/Gray)

L1 Neutral (White)L2 Neutral (Gray)

Isolated Ground (Gn/Yl)Systems Ground (Green)

NEUTRAL

GROUND

P-1 P-2 P-3Line 1 (Black)

3 SepN Powered by Separate Panels

Line 2 (Red)

Systems Ground (Green)GROUND

3 SepN Powered by Single Panel

P-1 P-2Line 1 (Black)

Line 3 (Blue)Line 2 (Red)

L3 Neutral (White/Gray)

L1 Neutral (White)L2 Neutral (Gray)

Isolated Ground (Gn/Yl)Systems Ground (Green)

NEUTRAL

GROUND

3 SepN Powered by Split-Phase Panel

P-1 P-2 P-3Line 3 (Blue)

L3 Neutral (White/Gray)

Isolated Ground (Green/Yellow)

NEUTRAL

GROUND

L2 Neutral (Gray)L1 Neutral (White)

NEUTRAL

P-1 P-2 P-3Line 1 (Black)

Line 4 (Pink)Line 3 (Blue)Line 2 (Red)

L3/L4 Neutral (Gray)L1/L2 Neutral (White)

Isolated Ground (Gn/Yl)System Ground (Green)

NEUTRAL

GROUND

P-1 P-2 P-3Line 1 (Black)

2+2 Powered by Separate Panels

Line 2 (Red)

L1/L2 Neutral (White)

System Ground (Green)

NEUTRAL

GROUND

GROUND

P-1 P-2 P-3Line 3 (Blue)Line 4 (Pink)L3/L4 Neutral (Gray)Isolated Ground (Gn/Yl)

NEUTRAL

2+2 Powered by 3-Phase Single Panel

NOTE: L-4 should alternate between P-1 and P-2 to balance circuit loading.

P-1 P-2Line 1 (Black)

Line 4 (Pink)Line 3 (Blue)Line 2 (Red)

L3/L4 Neutral (Gray)L1/L2 Neutral (White)

Isolated Ground (Gn/Yl)System Ground (Green)

NEUTRAL

GROUND

2+2 Powered by Split-Phase Panel

NOTE: Line 3 or 4 should alternate between phases to balance circuit loading.

NOTE: L-4 should alternate between P-1, P-2, and P-3 to balance circuit loading.

3+1 Powered by Separate Panels

NOTE: L-4 may be connected to P-1, P-2, or P-3.

3+1 Powered by Single Panel

P-1 P-2 P-3Line 1 (Black)Line 2 (Red)Line 3 (Blue)

L1/L2/L3 Neutral (White)

Systems Ground (Green)

NEUTRAL

GROUND

GROUND

P-1 P-2 P-3Line 4 (Pink)L4 Neutral (Gray)Isolated Ground (Gn/Yl)

NEUTRAL

P-1 P-2 P-3LINE 1 (Black)

LINE 4 (Pink)LINE 3 (Blue)LINE 2 (Red)

L4 Neutral (Gray)L1/L2/L3 Neutral (White)

Isolated Ground (Gn/Yl)Systems Ground (Green)

NEUTRAL

GROUND

ELECTRICAL DATA:

120 V 60 HZ 20 Amp USA & CANADA

Wiring schematics must be followedto prevent overloading of the neutrals.

WIRING SCHEMATICS:

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WARNINGRisk of Fire or Electric ShockThis office furnishing system may be connected to more than one source of supply. All sources must bedisconnected prior to any servicing. No single circuit may be powered by more than one source.