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    The document outlines the electrical requirements for an elevator machinery space. It specifies that an electrician needs to provide: 1) Main power via a 10/3 wire pigtail connected to a 30 amp dedicated circuit. 2) Cab light power via a 12/2 wire pigtail connected to a 20 amp dedicated circuit. 3) One GFI outlet. 4) One light fixture with a wall switch. 5) One live land based phone line with a 10 foot pigtail. The main power must be a 10-3 wire with ground and have a dedicated neutral. Standard phone line should have 10 extra feet in the machine room.

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    The document outlines the electrical requirements for an elevator machinery space. It specifies that an electrician needs to provide: 1) Main power via a 10/3 wire pigtail connected to a 30 amp dedicated circuit. 2) Cab light power via a 12/2 wire pigtail connected to a 20 amp dedicated circuit. 3) One GFI outlet. 4) One light fixture with a wall switch. 5) One live land based phone line with a 10 foot pigtail. The main power must be a 10-3 wire with ground and have a dedicated neutral. Standard phone line should have 10 extra feet in the machine room.

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    The document outlines the electrical requirements for an elevator machinery space. It specifies that an electrician needs to provide: 1) Main power via a 10/3 wire pigtail connected to a 30 amp dedicated circuit. 2) Cab light power via a 12/2 wire pigtail connected to a 20 amp dedicated circuit. 3) One GFI outlet. 4) One light fixture with a wall switch. 5) One live land based phone line with a 10 foot pigtail. The main power must be a 10-3 wire with ground and have a dedicated neutral. Standard phone line should have 10 extra feet in the machine room.

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    Electrical Requirements for Elevator Machinery Space (by G.C.

    / Owner / Other)
    Land Based
    Light GFI House Phone Line Light Power - 120 VAC Main Power - 240 VAC
    Fixture Outlet pigtail (10 Ft. min.) 20 Amp Circuit 30 Amp Circuit
    with Wall (See Note 2) (See Note 1)
    Switch
    Elevator Controller Pigtail
    (With integral AC disconnects)

    O S O S
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    Residential Elevators, Inc. R R


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    Traveling Cable 4” x 4” Junction


    to Elevator Cab Boxes Mounted to
    Machine Room Wall

    By General Contractor / Owner


    Each home elevator requires five (5) items from your Electrician and Telecommunications Contractor(s).
    They are as follows: THE INFORMATION CONTAINED
    1. Main Power - 10/3 with Ground (min. 6”) Pigtail connected to house 30 Amp dedicated circuit HEREIN IS SOLELY OWNED BY
    RESIDENTIAL ELEVATORS, INC. ANY
    2. Cab Light Power - 12/2 with Ground (min. 6”) Pigtail connected to house 20 Amp dedicated circuit REPRODUCTION IN PART OR AS A
    3. One (1) GFI Outlet. WHOLE WITHOUT WRITTEN
    PERMISSION FROM RESIDENTIAL
    4. One (1) Light Fixture (with protective cover over bulb) with wall switch. ELEVATORS, INC. IS STRICTLY
    5. One (1) Live Land Based Phone Line with pigtail (10’-0” Min.) per code. PROHIBITED.

    PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT POWER ON THE 240 VAC LINE MUST BE A 10-3 WIRE WITH A GROUND AND INSURE THERE IS A DEDICATED NEUTRAL TO THE UNIT.
    Explanation: The 240 VAC feed should have a black, red, white and ground wire coming to the machine room. All electrical contractors will have full knowledge of this
    requirement. Simply insure they are aware of the requirement. Black and red are powered with 120 VAC, each totaling 240 VAC. White is neutral. Ground to ground standard.
    Also, standard telephone line should be pulled to machine room with approximately ten feet extra length inside machine room. If further explanation or clarification is needed,
    please contact your local sales representative.

    Residential Elevators, Inc. Toll Free 1-800-832-2004 May 2011


    Elevator Electrical Requirements
    Traction
    Application

    Elevator
    Controller &
    GFI Outlet
    Hoistway
    Main Power
    (4” x 4” Box)
    Cab Light Power
    (4” x 4” Box)
    Room Light and Switch
    Hydraulic Application

    Controller Cab Light Power (4” x 4” Box)

    Room Light and Switch

    Elevator Machine
    & Room
    Hoistway Main Power (4” x 4” Box)

    Hydraulic Power
    Unit

    GFI Outlet

    Toll Free 1-800-832-2004


    Residential Elevators, Inc. contact: sales@ResidentialElevators.com
    20 Residential Drive, Crawfordville, FL 32327 ResidentialElevators.com

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