Further Installation Instructions

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Improperly installed electrical components can result in personal injury and/or property damage. Installations should always be performed by a licensed electrician in compliance with national and local electrical codes.

W A R N I N G

Note: This installation packet pertains to the electrical systems required within the Further product line under Chicago and New York electrical codes.1 - Standard in-feeds are not allowed in Chicago or New York.2 - Standard Junction Blocks, Jumpers, and Duplex Receptacles are not allowed in Chicago.3 - Customer is to provide all cable, conduit, and fittings. A 1/2” Tite-Bite connector or equivalent is required for proper connection to provided junction block and beam bracket. (shown right)

New YorkConduit In-feed

ChicagoBeam Bracket

ChicagoElectrical BracketJunction Box

Components

SCALE 1.000

ChicagoPort Cover

System Overview

Hardwired Electrical Applications

Note - A hardwired beam should be fully assembled as shown.

Beam Bracket

Beam Bracket

Electrical Brackets

Electrical Brackets

GroundingStraps

Circuit 1

Circuit 1

Circuit 2

Circuit 2

Circuit 1

Circuit 2

Circuit 1

Circuit 2

Correct Incorrect

Note - Duplex receptacles which are placed back-to-back from one another must be wired to the same circuit to prevent potential arcing from wire interference.

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1 - Remove cover plate from junction box.2 - Center junction box over the hub cover so the top edge is 12.625” from bottom edge.3 - Mark location of holes.4 - Drill pilot holes using a #29 bit, taking care not to damage the hub cover.

12.62510.875

In-Feed Junction Box - Flexible HubNote - A junction box is only necessary if a single in-feed is being split to multiple powered beams.

Otherwise, in-feed conduit may be attached directly to a beam bracket at the end of a run. Y-Connectors may also be used in conjunction with the beam brackets as shown below.

5 - Secure junction box to the hub cover using #8-32 thread cutting screws.

Hubs can sit directly over or adjacent to floor core.

1 In-feed to2 beams

with J-Box1 In-feed to

1 beam

1 In-feed to2 beams

with Splitter

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Conduit In-Feed - New York

4 - Reinstall box cover plate.

3 - Wire In-Feed cables to power source in accordance all applicable electrical codes.

1 - Connect Conduit In-Feed to cover plate. Utilize the center knockout hole for proper spacing of jumpers.

5 - Connect In-Feed cable to H-Connector of Hub to Beam Jumper Kit.

2 - Connect power source to bottom knockout of Junction Box.

Note - Beam electrical components are standard for New York. See standard Further Installation Instructions for more details.

In-Feed Junction Box - Fixed HubNote - Usage guidelines for Flexible Hubs apply.1 - Attach the mounting bracket to top of hub. Screws will be reused from existing install.2 - Route in-feed through hub and attach to bottom of junction box, then attach the box to the mounting bracket. Side conduit may be attached before of after this step. 3 - Slide hub cover into side channel; press trim down over junction box.

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Installation InstructionsBeam BracketNote - Beam Brackets are used to close off area containing duplex receptacles within beams. Any beam containing power must have a beam bracket installed on each end.1 - Insert bracket down into electrical port with bend facing inwards; slide towards end of beam until roughly 2.5” from outside edge.2 - Mount bracket down to beam surface using self-drilling screws and toothlock washers.3 - Repeat for second bracket on opposite end of beam.

Electrical Bracket

1 - Connect wires to terminals of duplex receptacle in accordance with all applicable electrical codes.2 - Mount receptacle to one side of electrical bracket using screws provided or hardware that comes with receptacle.3 - Mount receptacle or port cover to opposite side of bracket.4 - Press bracket assembly down into electrical port; attach to bottom of beam with two self-drilling screws.5 - Repeat for all beam electrical ports.

Note - Electrical Brackets are required in all port locations, and are used to mount both duplex receptacles and port covers. Port Covers are required in all port locations without receptacles.

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Installation InstructionsGrounding the BeamNote - Two grounding straps are provided with each UN8BBKCH model. Both beam and top cap are

required to be grounded within the enclosed area created by the beam brackets.

4 - Connect grounding strap to ground source in accordance with all applicable electrical codes in order to ground the beam and brackets.

3 - Attach grounding strap to beam using provided #10-32 screw and toothlock washer.

1 - Position grounding strap near the center of the beam as to not interfere with brackets and can be easily connected to the ground source.2 - Drill a hole through the base of the beam using a #18 bit and tap for a #10-32 thread.

Grounding the Top Cap

5 - Connect grounding strap to ground source in accordance with all applicable electrical codes in order to ground the top cap.

3 - Attach provided #10-32 screw through hole from the top side until fully seated.

1 - Position grounding strap along the bottom of the top cap as to not interfere with brackets and can be easily connected to the ground source.

2 - Drill a hole through the top cap using a #18 bit and tap for a #10-32 thread.

Note - Grounding screwhead will be visible along mounting rail of top trim. Screw should either be placed to one end or centered consistently throughout install.

4 - Attach grounding strap to the bottom of the top cap using provided #10-32 nut and toothlock washer.