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From: Bernie Potere [Bernie. Potere@weitz.com]
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 9:07 AM Sk Lucie C®Unty
-To: Gibbons, Rich
Cc: Binger, Steve; Schoonover, Dave; Busa, Scott
Subject: Re: FPL PSL Maint Bldg. Plan Review - St. Lucie County Comments
Attachm, nts: CompuServe GIF graphic.gif; weitz gc_2008081i084757.pdf; dura-stress license_
20080811082722.pdf; stokes mechanical lic._20080811083010.pdf; eldeco county receipt
20080811084120.pdf; therma seal license_20080811083305.pdf; schindler specs_
20080811084005. pdf
Good M'prning Rich,
is the Weitz GC license and our subcontractor licenses and insurance certificates for this project.
:oncrete- Dura-Stress
;al and Plumbing- At this time it is Stokes Mechanical doing both.
- Eldeco Electric
At this time it is Therm -Seal.
Also attt ched are Schindler spec/ data sheets for a hydraulic
project: �!�FBC Section 11- . 0 has to do with accessibility an
ranttiramant -- -
If you n'I ed any more information, please let me . o
Thanks,'
Bernie
>>> < ch Gibbons@fpl.com> 8/4/2008 1:26 PM >>>
Bernie,
to what is being used on the
ites that this elevator meets this
I spoke "with Chris Lestrange the Chief Building Official with St Lucie County: He told we only needed to
providef la listing of the major subcontractors on the project. This would include the following:
- Pretab; concrete contractor
- Mech cal contractor
- Elec cal Contractor
- Plum ing contractor
- Roof g contractor
Please 11�'t me know if you can provide the above information by tomorrow
Rich
ie Potere" <Bernie.Potere@weitz.com>
'Bernie Potere"
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1. roduct Name
ScH ndler 330AI Hydraulic Elevator System
2. Manufacturer
Schndler Elevator Corp.
20 WhiDDanv Rd.
stows, NJ 07960-4539
(973) 397-6500
(973) 397-3619
0: uswebmaster@usschindler.c:om
3. jroduct Description
S ndler Elevator Corporation manufactures,
i ° Os 'services and modernizes elevators,
escalators and moving walks for commercial
an public transit applications worldwide.
Schincler is ISO 90012000 certified and spe-
cia zes in latest -technology engineering, rigor-
ously testing their products for safety, comfort
efff@ency and reliability.'Schindler has offices
In ver 250 locations in North America and
o irations in more than 100 countries.
B 'C USE
D igned for low-rise buildings, the Schindler
33 ATM' Hydraulic Elevator System does not
'ej6ire a below -grade jdckhole, and instead
iti0es a single telescoping jack or dual tele-
looing jacks. The system is offered with a
)road selection of configurations finishes and
)p ons and is well suited for office buildings,
et it locations, hotels and hospitals. The 330A
ys em is also available in conventionaCbore-
lole designs for higher rises and capacities.
1I330A can be specified for seismic or non -
Mc applications.
• Ingle or dual jack applications
• Ingle and 2-speed side -opening doors and
ngle speed center -opening doors
• 2100 - 3500 Ib (953 -1589 kg) capacities for
eneral purpose pdssenge(use
• - 5000 lb (1814 - 2268 kg) capacities for
I�spital and service use
• 3-, 4-, 5• and 6-stop configurations and
I' to 8 hoistway openings
• �, 2-,3- and 4-car systems
• uiti-oar group configurations
• ont and rear opening configurations on
HYDRAULIC PASSENGER ELEVATORS 14 24 23
all capacities
To 34 00 m) of travel in standard hoistways;
to 48! 05 m) with additional pit and/or over-
head
For basic holeless and borehole application
configurations, see Tables i and 2
COMPONENTS
Standard elevator components include the
following:
• Threshold
• UL or CSA approved motors, pumps, valves,
fluid tank, hydraulic fluid, microprocessor
controller, controls, pushbuttons and wiring
• Spring buffers, attachment brackets and
anchors
• Positive displacement screw type pump
• Muffler
• Telescopic holeless jack system
• Elevator cab and enclorureh haust
and handrails
• Cab fixtures, to includen rat-
ing paneLpus ors,hes and
accessories
• Hall fix es, t. de up and down buttons
cov - s
s' c elevator components are
microprocessor
The 330A Hydraulic Elevator System uses a
Miconic FIX microprocessor controller to opti-
mize system performance and help simplify
maintenance. The microprocessor also moni-
tors the motor and oil temperatures to maxi-
mize elevator reliability.
Telescoping Holeless Jack System
A telescoping jack. is used to transport the ele-
vator cab in applications that do not require a
conventional below -grade jackhole. The jack
mounts directly on the floor of a self-contained
pit, simplifying installation in existing structures
and hoistway preparation in new construction.
The Jack.delivers a smooth and solid ride and
the lack of a borehole eliminates the potential
for below -ground leaks. A single jack is sped -
tied for elevators with side -opening doors and
capacities of 2100 - 2500 lb. (953 - 1134 kg).
Elevators with center -opening doors and high-
er capacities require tandem jacks.
QKS Door Operator
The QKS door operator is powered by a DC
motor and related equipment to ensure
steady door movement, even when doors of
different weights are handled in the same
hoistway. The rigid door dutch is easily
Schindler Elevator Corp.
Schindler 330ATM'
adjustable and a dosed -loop servo -control
system maintains constant closing force, pro-
viding continuous and reliable door operation.
If a door remains open for an extended period
of time, a `nudging' feature slowly doses it
and sounds an audible warming. Controls are
housed in a PC board for easy adjustment and
error -free signals.
Progard L'"' Ught Curtain
The Progard Um Ught Curtain is a touch -free
electronic system that helps protect passen-
gers from dosing elevator doors. A transmitter
unit on one side of the elevator doorway
sends dozens of invisible infrared light beams
to a receiver unit on the opposite side. If a
passenger or object interrupts the doorway
light beam, Progard L Wit signal the door to
reopen.
Fixtures
The main car operating panel and' hallway
operating panels are ADA compliant and
feature illuminated pushbuttons with long-
lasting LE) lights. Emergency buttons and
switches are provided in accordance with
code requirements.
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Schindler Sevator Corp,
0 ONS SAFETY • Cherry
Sy em management The Schindler 330A Hydraulic Eevator System • Maple
• bbyVision - Uses a PC style interface to meets safety standards required by local, • Mahogany
ntrol, monitor and track selected building state and national building codes. Detailed • Oak
ystems information about standard and optional Wall Options
• Schindler Remote Monitoring - Continuously safety features can be obtained by contact The steel shell of the cab can be finished in
onitors and records data to help pinpoint ing Schindler Elevator Corp, or by visiting the baked enamel, No. 4 brushed stainless steel or
roblems and can automatically notify company website. plastic laminate panels. Glass rear walls are
chandler if a service call is required SIB available for elevators with 2500, 3000 and
En danced safety options The Schindler 330A Hydraulic 9evator System is 3500 lb (1134,1362 and 1589 kg) capacities.
• Anti -stall device offered in a variety of size configurations to Base, Frieze and Reveal Package
• iDoor open and door close stall protection meet specific application requirements. Base, frieze and reveal features are available
• Emergency lighting Contact Schindler Elevator Corp. for dimen- in No, 4 brushe tainless steel, No. 4 brushed
• hrefighter's service sion details or visit www.usscHndler.com, bronze, N r stainless steel and No. 8
11
Fixture upgrades COLORS & HNISHES mirror
• CL
lanterns The Schindler 330A is available with a variety H
•al car position indicator of baked enamel, laminate or metal finish at s e andrails are available In No. 4
•ing service panel choices. Contact a Schindler represen ., brush st Inless steel, No. 4 brushed bronze
Aibility upgrades for a detailed description of color ling b ed aluminum.
• Braille and audible signals options, pricing and availability Fxtures
• ADA compliant telephone Cab The Schindler HT Series is an integrated group
M �chanical upgrades The Schindler Premi + Ile i a selection of fixtures. with contoured, contemporary
• Independent service feature of wood venee s aila 'an alter- styling, the HT Series meets code and ADA
• LOW oil return native to pia ' a t e anels, Panels requirements, uses Tong -lasting Lexan® materi-
• Overload sensors are available a n l light, medium or als to withstand years of use and incorporates
• Phase protection dark stain finish. gels are offered in the fol- jamb -mounting and plug -and -play wiring for
• Pressure switch lowing wood vein rs1 faster installation. Schindler also offers these
• Soft start feature additional HT Series fixture options;
)MPOSMON & MATERIALS
wvator Cab
TABLE 1 HOL.E.FSS CONRGURATIONS
e cab has a suspended, exposed frame cel-
3 with plastic lay -in panels and fluorescent
Type
capacity
Openings
Max. travel
sting. The cab wall is made of steel with a
Single lack general purpose
21DO lb (%3 kg)
4 front
4T (12 m)
iked enamel finish and plastic laminate
2500lb
sec panels. Cab doors are of rib construction
(1134 kg)
4 front
4T (12 m)
fished with No, 4 stainless steel, and the
Dual jack, general purpose, front opening
2100 lb (953 kg)
6 front
48' (15 m)
eshoId R manufactured of extruded alu-
2500 ro Q134 I�q>
6 from
43' (s m)
um. Flooring is customer specified;
3000 lb p362 kg)
6 front
4e' (15 m)
Car enclosure wall sections are made of
3500 lb 0589 kg)
6 front
49 05 m)
1mum 16 gauge (OA6019 steel panels that
40DO lb (M16 kg)
6 front
49 (15 m)
ow a maximum deflection of 1/4h (6A mm).
Dual jadc general purpose,
6oms run the full width of the cab. Front
front and rear opening
2100 lb (953 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
4& (15 m)
urns are of integral construction, Handrails
2500 lb (1134 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
48' (15 tn)
constructed of brushed aluminum. Base,
3000 lb 0362 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
46 (15 m)
,ze and reveals are made of Steel With a
3500 lb (1589 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
48' (15 m)
Fred enamel finish,
4000 lb (1814 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
48' 05 m)
Istway Entrances
Dual jack, hospital/service, front opening
40DO lb 08M kg)
6 front
45 (14 m)
Istway doors are of rigid flush panel con-
4500lb (2043 kg)
6 front
45 (14 m)
action enhanced with sound deadening
5000 lb (2268 kg)
6 front
4T (12 m)
terial and finished in primer baked enamel
Dual jade hospital/service,
:i variety of optional materials. Hotstway sills
front and rear opening
4000 lb (1814 kg) F & R
6 front 4 rear, 8 total
46 (M m)
n made of extruded aluminum.
4500 lb (2043 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, s total
49 (14 m)
5000 Ib (2268 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
47 (12 m)
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• remium HThall fixtures designed with
rorize or No. 4 brushed stainless steel, or
ronze or No. 8 mirror stainless steel cover
fates
• Vandal resistant HT fixtures engineered to
IPWand abnormally rough treatment
Tin ' Schindler 330A is available with a selection
of 6 standard ceilings and a variety of fea-
tures and finishes-
, Exposed frame suspended ceilings with
Espended,
orescent or disc lighting
• concealed frame ceilings with
16ownlights or perimeter lights
• Conopy ceiling with fluorescent lighting
• A variety of design configurations are avail-
able to match most decors and site require -
merits
• fxo-friendly holeless design reduces costs,
improves efficiency and allows for easier site
preparation and installation
• Jamb -mounted features help reduce Instal-
lation time
• voilable capacities of 2100 - 5000 Ib (953 -
2268 kg) are suitable for a wide range of
applications
• E access to SchindlerDraw and SchindlerSpec
online tools and project information through
fy Schindler web portal
4.1Technical Data
rALICABLE STANDARDS
erlcan Society of Mechanical Engineers
;f15ME) - ASME A17,1 Safety Code for
3 vators and Escalators
V "I Tonal Standard of Canada/Canadian
it '' ndards Association (CAN/CSA) -
/CSA - B44 Safety Code for Elevators
r Elevator Corp. is ISO 9001 certified by
International Organization for
dization QS6).
PARATORY WORK
contractor is responsible for holstway, efec-
31, machine room, fire safety, drywall from -
filling and grouting and related site prepa-
m. For specific details, contact Schindler
ator Corp,
rior to elevator installation, verify that site
ditions are acceptable to proceed.
HYDRAULIC PASSENGER ELEVATORS 14 24 23
Inspect wellway openings, pits and structural
support points, verifying that these are of cor-
rect size, within tolerance and ready for com-
mencement of work. Notify contractor In writ-
ing of any dimensional discrepancies or other
conditions detrimental to proper installation
or elevator performance. Do not proceed
with installation until unacceptable conditions
are corrected. Arrange for temporary
3-phase electrical power to be available for
installation work and elevator component
testing.
METHODS
Trained and experienced Schindler technicians
will install the elevator unit according to pro-
ject specifications.
Schindler Elevator Corp.
BUILDING CODES
Installation must comply with the requirements
of all applicable local, state and federal code
jurisdictions,
6. Availability & Cost
AVAILABILITY
Schindler Elevator Corp. products are available
throughout the U.S. and Canada. Schindler has
over 250 offices in North America and is pre-
sent in over 100 countries worldwide. Check the
website for the nearest location.
COST
Bud e I cost information may be
o Ine fro manufacturer.
TABLE 2 BOREHOLE CONRGURATIO
Type le
openings
Max. travel
General purpose,
front opening 1qk,,0
2100 Ib (953 kg)
6 front
66- 76
(20.1- 22.9 m)
2500 lb 0134 kg)
6 front
66r - 75'
(20.1- 22,9 m)
3000 Ib (1362 kg)
6 front
63- 71
(192 - 27,6 m)
3500 Ib (1589 kg)
6 front
6T - 66
(78.6 - 207 m)
4000 Ib (1816 kg)
6 front
57 - 69
(17A -19.8 m)
General purpose,
front and rear opening
2100 Ib (953 kg) F & R
6 front 4 rear, 8 total
66- 75
(20.1- 22.9 m)
25M Ib 0134 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
66- 78
(20.1- 22.9 m)
3000 Ib 0362 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
63 - 71'
092- 21.6 m)
3500 Ib 0589 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
6T - 68'
(18.6 - 20.7 in)
4000 Ib (1876 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
57 - 65
07A -19.8 m)
Hospitallservice,
front opening
4000 Ib (1816 kg)
6 front
57 - 65'
(17.4 -19.8 m)
4500 Ib (2043 kg)
6 front
56' - 62
07.1-18.9 m)
6" Ib (2268 kg)
6 front
5T - 59
(15,5-16.8m)
Hospital/servioe,
front and rear opening 4000 Ib (1816 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear. 8 total
57 - 65'
07A -19.8 m)
4500 Ib (2043 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
56r- 62
(17.1- 78.9 m)
50001b (2268 kg) F & R
6 front, 4 rear, 8 total
57 - W
(15.5-16.8 m)
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7.
'ial and workmanship are warranted for
rr after installation or acceptance of
whichever is earlier. Complete warranty
and conditions are available from the
facturer. For details, consult Schindler
'or Corp.
8. Maintenance
A renewal parts catalog and maintenance
instructions are provided with every escalator
u t Trained technicians will also periodically
insect the unit for a period of 12 months after
completed installation or acceptance of work
aii�n,
will make any necessary adjustments,
ining parts lubrication and replacement, in
ardance with warranty and contract terms.
Rer maintenance is offered through the
Sler's SENSE service plan option. Details
ark available from Schindler 9evator Corp.
echnical Services
.'idler offers a number of value added
inical tools and services, many of which are
table on the Schindler website. These tools
services include the following:
hindlerDrow and SchindlerSpec - These
;e online tools are accessed through the
Kindler website and allow registered users
create job specific scale drawings and
ady to use specifications for elevators,
calators and moving walks
Kindler Customer Clock - Registered cus-
mers can access up-to-date, online
Kindler job tracking reports and schedul-
I data from the Schindler website
hindler Customer Score Card - from the
hindler website, registered customers can
mss accurate, up-to-date reports detail -
I all maintenace activity on their Schindler
;vators, escalators or moving walk units
nical assistance, including more detailed
nation, product literature, test results,
,ct lists, assistance in preparing project
Ifications and arrangements for applica-
supervision, is available by contacting
dler Sevator Corp,
1 : Filing -Systems
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• Nclitional product information is available
from the manufacturer upon request.
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Standard Speeds....100, 125,150 fpm (0.5, 0.6, 0.8 m/s) I Maximum Openings ........ 6 Front, 4 Rear, 8 Openings
Hatch Plans
TWO -SPEED SIDE OPENING ODORS
Machine Room
MINIMUM REQUIRED
CLEAR HE[ GHT7'-
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(3 Mabmum rag bracket vertical spacing is 14'-0".
(4) Minimum pit depth is W-O'. On borehole applications, deep pit available up to l6'-9`. Ma 'Mum travel will be
decreased one Inch forevary Inch of pit depth above 4-0'.
(5) Adequate steel or concrete beam orconcrete wall supports are required for carguids rail mounting brackets based
on elevator shop drawing loadings at each floor perASME A17.1 Code. Mounting and interface between building
support and car rail brackets to be in agreement between customer and elevator contractor.
(6) Areas following the 1996 (or feted ASMEA17.1 Code require 3'-7'.
(A Cab heights also available in 9. 9'-6' and 1l1' with additional overhead.
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2235mm
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5'-B"
7-10"
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1828mm
2858mm
1727mm
2388mm
2235mm
3251mm
1429mm
1118mm
1626mm
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Borehole Hydraulic Elevator System Front and Rear Opening
General Requirements
Requirements for installation vary by type of equip.
ment selected. These general requirements will
serve as a guide to assist you in preparing your
bulding for the installation of Schindler elevators.
Al designs, clearances, construction, workmanship
and materials, unless specifically excepted, is corn
pliant with ASME A17.1-2000, meets or exceeds
ASME A17.1, CAW CSA B44, ADA requirements,
as well as applicable local and national codes.
Items To Be Provided
ro coml;kile theinstaftdori, the folfowingitems
musthe considered which are not included in
the elevator contract:
Hoistway
1. Clear, plumb hoistway, with variations not to
exceed 1/2" 03mm) at any point Two-hour fire
resistance rating of hoistway walls or rating to
meet applicable local codes.
2. 75' bevel guards on all projections, recesses or
setbacks over 2" (51mm) (ASME A17.1) or 4"
100mm (CAWCSA4844) except on side used for
loading or unloading.
3. Number of cars in hoistway, minimum size of
cars, venting and fire rating of doors and entrances
must be specified per applicable Building Code.
4. Supports for rail brackets at pit, each floor and
roof. Maximum allowable vertical spacing of rail
supports, without backing. Divider beams between
hoistway at each floor and roof, for guide rail bracket
supports.
5. Light outlet for each elevator; in center of hoist -
way, pit and machine room, as indicated by your
elevator contractor,
6. Recesses, supports, and patching, as required,
to accommodate wall mounted hall button boxes,
signal fixtures, etc.
7. All barricades either outside elevator hoistways or
between elevators inside hoistways as required.
8. Dry pit reinforced to sustain normal vertical forces
from rails, jack units and buffers. Pit to be level and
free of debris atjack unit and buffer locations.
Consult Schindler sales representative for rail forces,
jack loads and buffer impacts. Where space below
pit floor can be occupied, consult Schindler sales
representative for special requirements,
9. Convenience outlet and light fixture in pit with
switch located adjacent to access door per ASME
Al7.1 Rule 2.2.5 and CAWCSA-644 23.5.
10. Where access to pit is by means of lowest
hoistway entrance, vertical ladder of norKom-
bustible material extending 42" minimum above sill
of access door or handgrfps shall be provided to the
same height
11. Coordinate sump hole location in pit with
Schindler representative to avoid interference with
jack unit locations.
Machine Room
12. Enclosed and protected machine room.
13. Access to machine room and machinery space
as required by governing code or authority.
14. Lighting, convenience outlets, heating, cooling
and ventilation of machine room and machinery
space. Machine room temperature to be malr -
tained between 55" F and 90" F (13' C and 32" Q.
Relative humidity to be maintained at 95% or less
non -condensing.
15. A fused disconnect switch for each elevator
and right switch located per National Electrical
Code, (NFPA No. 70), and where practicable,
located inside machine room adjacent to door.
16. Suitable copper feeder, ground and branch
wiring circuits for signal system and power oper-
ated door, including main line switch. Feeder and
branch wring circuits for car light and fan, includ-
ing main line switch. Ground fault protection as
required by NEC 620-85.
17. Clear access above ceiling, or metal/concrete
raceways in floor, for oil line and wiring duct fro
machine room, if machine room is remote fr '
elevator hoistway.
18. Cutout through machine roc II, a"x "
(203mm x 406mm), for oil finx;ti wiring du
Coordinate with Schindle con i uperinten-
dent at building site.
19. Hoisting be , I I Is e ' r stairs
and other m s of a Ss i e room for
maintenance t moval purposes.
20. Convenienoe let an telephone outlet on
control panel. `i
21. All conduit and wire runs remote from either
the machine room or the hoistways.
22. Heat, smoke or products of combustion sensing
devices connected to elevator machine room ter-
minals when such devices are required. Make
contacts on the sensors should be sized for 120
volt D.C.
Emergency Provisions
23. Elevator Firefighter's and other emergency ser-
vices are required in certain buildings, depending
on height of the building or number of landings.
24. Elevator Firefighter's Service is required per
ASME Al7.1 Rule 2.27.3 and may be required per
CAWCSA-B44 3.12.15.1.1. Elevator Firefighter's
Service wiring and interconnections to automatic
sprinkler systems or heat and smoke sensing
devices furnished by others. Emergency services
may be required by Building Code.
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The Elevator and Escalator Company
25. When emergency/standby power operation of
elevators is required, the Electrical Contractor
should coordinate with your elevator contractor for
operation requirements.
26. Provisions for earthquake protection, dictated
by the Building Codes, may be required. Consult
your elevator contractor for special requirements.
Entrances
27. Hoistway walls are to have a fire -resistance
rating in accordance with ASME A17.1 Rule 2.1.1.1.
28: Furnishing, installing and maintaining the
required fire rating of elevator hoistway walls,
including the penetration of fire wall by elevator
fixture boxes, is not the responsibility of the eleva-
tor contractor.
29. The interface o�ie e�ashi wall with the
hoistway antra � shall be in strict corm
prrancewit e v tractor's require
finished floor are not to be
doorframes and sills are in
a1AQbJb61ront walls are of reinforced concrete,
sJhe concrete openings must be minimum 16"
v 406mm) wide 18" (203mm) on each sidel and
8" (203mm) higher than the clear opening
(including transom height).
b. Where drywall or sheet rock construction is
used for front walls, it shall be of sufficient
strength to maintain the doors in true lateral
alignment. Drywall contractor to coordinate
with the elevator contractor. Note: A support
member (spreader beam) must be provided for
floor heights greater than 12'-0" (3658mm) to
support entrance header struts.
c. Door frames are to be anchored to walls and
property grouted in place to maintain legal fire
rating (masonry construction).
31. Filling and grouting around entrance.
32. The use of 18 gauge (.048") materials for
doors have UL approval.
33. Where openings occur, all wails and sill sup-
ports must be plumb.
34. When sill supports are provided by the eleva-
tor manufacturer, hoistway should be capable of
accepting anchor stud type fasteners.
35. When fluted steel decking is used under con-
crete flooring, the concrete must be no less than
41/2' 019mm) thick; 2" (51mm) thick for sill angle
anchors.
U.S. Headquarters
Canada Headquarters
Schindler Elevator Corporation
Schindler Elevator Corporation
20 Whippany Road, P.O. Box 1935
40 Cowdray Court
Morristown, New Jersey 07960-1935
Scarborough, Ontario M1S 1A1
(973) 397-6500
(416) 332-8280
www.us.schindier.com
Schindler 330Ar General Purpose
Dual Jack
HoleleSs Hydraulic Elevator System Front and Rear Opening
Standard Speeds....100, 125,150 fpm (0.5, 0.6, 0.8 m!s) I Maximum Openings ........ 6 Front, 4 Rear, 8 Openings
Hatch Plan Hoistway Elevation
l OUALJACK DUALJACK DUALJACKHOLELESS
Eti SINGLE -SPEED SIDE OPENING _ E� SINGLE -SPEED CEfJfEHOPENWG FROM&REAR OPENING
Notes
Dimensions shown are for U.S. applications. For specific requirements in Canada,
please consult your local Canadian sales office.
0 Maximum travel based on B'-0' high (2439mm) cab, with overhead and pit
dimensions as shown in the table.
VQ SSSO doors available with right or loft opening.
list Hoist beam to be removed by others after elevator installation if minimum cab
clearance Is not available. Consult your local sales representative for hoist beam
requirements.
Vv) For maximum car guide rail bracket vertical spacing, consult your local sales
representative.
(v) Adequate steel or concrete beam or concrete wall supports are required for car
guide rail mounting brackets based on elevator shop drawing loadings at each
floor per ASME At7.1 Code and CAN/CSA-B44. Mounting and interface between
building support and car rail brackets to be in agreement between customer and
elevator contractor.
(ni} Areas following the 1996 (or later) ASME A17.1 Code require 3'-7'.
(viiil Larger area Is required in California or when two or more power units are used
for elevators with common machine room.
(cr1 B'-0" cab height standard. 9'-0", 9'-6" and 10'-0" cab heights also available.
s
Machine Room
city
�ima11
Travel
Clear Opening lk
Platferrn Slxe
Minimum pCab ear
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Width Dpth
Width Wall
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Doan own
Doan Doom
2100
48'-0"
15.7m
3-0"
914mm
SSSO
6'-0"
5'-7"
5•-8"
4•-31/2"
7'-4"
6-71/2"
2'-21/2"
2'-83/4"
8"
3'-5"
—
11"
—
1828mm
1702mm
2032mm
1308mm
2235mm
2019mm
673mm
832mm
203mm
1041mm
279mm
2500
48'-0"
15.7m
3'-6"
1067mm
SSSO
SSCO
7'-0"
2134mm
5'-7"
1702mm12032mm
6'-8"
I4'-31/2"
1308mm
8'-4"
2540mm
6'-71/2"�2'-21/2"
2019mm
673mm
2'-83/4"
832MM
8"
203mm
3'-11"
1194mm
2'-5"
737mm
11"
279mm
2'-5"
737mm'
3000
48'-O"
3'-6"
SSSO
7'-O"
6'-1"
6'-B"
14-91/2"
8'-4"
7'-11/2"
2'-6"
3'-01/4"
8"
3'-11"
2'-5"
11"
2'-5"
15.7m
1057mm
SSCO
2134mm
1854mm
2032mm
1460mm
2540mm
2172mm
762mm
92IMM
203MM
1194mm
737mm
279mm
737mm
3500
^4000
48.O"
15.7m
3'-6"
1067mm
SSSO
SSCO
7'-O"
2134mm
6'-9"
2057mm
6'-8"
2032mm
5'-51/2"
1664mm
8'4'
2540mm
7'-91/2"
2375mm
2'-9"
838mm
3'-31/4"
997mm
8"
203mm
3'-11"
1194mm
2'-5"
737mm
11'
279mm
2'-5"
737mm
15.7m
1219mm
SSW
2438mm
2337mm1
_ —
2057mm
664mm
2845mm
23 5mm
838mm
997mm
203rilm
813mm
813mm
Minimum Overhead and Pit Requirements
100 FPM (0SOM
12s end 1e0 rPM (e.e and 0MM
7-1
ovarhaed
:Pit
Traval
Od-d
Pit
Up to 37'-2" 01.3m)
Cab Height +4=0" (1219mm)
4'-O" (1219mm)
Upto 35'-11" (10.9m)
Cab Height+4'-3" (1295mm)
4'-0" (1219mml
4'-O" (1219mm)
4'-0" (1219mm)
37-2" (11.3m) to
Cab Height+
[+4" (102mm) for every
35-11" (10.9m) to
Cab Height+
[+4" (102mm) for every
49'-O" (15.7m)•'
4'-O" (1219mm)
1 It (305mm) of travel
48'-O" (15.7m)
4'-3" (1295mm)
1 ft (305mm) of travel
above 37'-2" (11.33m)1•
above 35-11' (102m)1•
• If additional pit is not available, add this dimension to the overhead. Consult your local sales representative 8 additional overhead and pit are not available.
•• Consult engine edngfor greater travel.
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Schindler MOO General Purpose
Dual Jack
Holeless Hydraulic Elevator System Front and Rear Opening
General Requirements
Requirements for installation varyby type of equip•
ment selected. These general requirements will
serve as a guide to assist you in preparing your
building for the installation of Schindler elevators.
All designs, clearances, construction, workmanship
and materials, unless specifically excepted, is com-
pliant with ASME Al7.1-2000, meets or exceeds
ASME A17.1, CAW CSA B44, ADA requirements,
as well as applicable local and national codes.
kems To Be Provided
To complete the installadon, the following items
must be considered which are not included in
the elevator contract
Hoistway
1. Clear, plumb hoistway, with variations not to
exceed 1/2" (13mm) at any point Two-hour fire
resistance rating of hoistmy walls or rating to
meet applicable local codes.
2.75° bevel guards on all projections, recesses or
setbacks over 2" (51mm) (ASME All7.1) or 4"
100mm (CAWCSA B44) except on side used for
loading or unloading.
3. Number of cars in hoistway, minimum size of
cars, venting and fire rating of doors and entrances
must be specified per applicable Building Code.
4. Supports for rail brackets at pit, each floor and
roof. Maximum allowable vertical spacing of rail
supports, without backing. DMder beams between
We" at each floor and roof, forguide rail bracket
supports.
5. Light outlet for each elevator, in center of hoist -
way, pit and machine room, as indicated by your
elevator contractor.
6. Recesses, supports, and patching, as required,
to accommodate wall mounted hall button boxes,
signal fixtures, etc.
7. All barricades either outside elevator hoistways or
between elevators inside hoistways as required.
8. Dry pit reinforced to sustain normal vertical forces
from rails, jack units and buffers. Pit to be level and
free of debris at jack unit and buffer locations.
Consult Schindler sales representative for rail forces,
jack loads and buffer impacts. Where space below
pitfloor can be occupied, consult Schindler sales
representative for special requirements.
9. Convenience outlet and light fixture in pit with
switch located adjacent to access door perASME
Al7.1 Rule 2.2.5 and CAWCSA-644 2.7.5.
10. Where access to pit is by means of lowest
hoistway entrance, vertical ladder of noncom-
bustible material extending 42" minimum above sill
of access door or handgrips shall be provided to the
same height
11. Coordinate sump hole location in pit with
Schindler representative to avoid interference with
jack unit locations.
Machine Room
12. Enclosed and protected machine room.
13. Access to machine room and machinery space
as required by governing code or authority.
14. Lighting, convenience outlets, heating, cooling
and ventilation of machine room and machinery
space. Machine room temperature to be main -
twined between 55" F and 90° F (13" C and 32" Q.
Relative humidity to be maintained at 95% or less
noncondansing.
15. A fused disconnect switch for each elevator
and light switch located per National Electrical
Code, (NFPA No. 70), and where practicable,
located inside machine room adjacent to door.
16. Suitable copper feeder, ground and branch
wiring circuits for signal system and power oper-
ated door, including main line switch. Feeder and
branch wiring circuits for car light and fan, includ-
ing main line switch. Ground fault protection as
required by NEC 620-85.
17. Clear access above ceiling, or metal/concrete
raceways in floor, for oil line and wiring duct from
machine room, if machine room is remote from
elevator hoistway.
18. Cutout through machine room wall, 8"x 16"
(203mm x 406mm), for oil line and wiring duct
Coordinate with Schindler construction superinte -
dent at building site.
19. Hoisting beams, trap doors, lad ors�airs
and other means of acce achi rr1 for
maintenance and equ' t oval sg. .
20. Convenience et an t le ne on
control panel.
21. All conduit and runs to from either
the machine room or hoistways.
22. Heat, smoke or products of combustion sensing
devices connected to elevator machine room ter-
minals when such devices are required. Make
contacts on the sensors should be sized for 120
volt D.C.
Emergency Provisions
23. Elevator Firefghter's and other emergency ser-
vices are required in certain buildings, depending
on height of the bu(Iding or number of landings.
24. Elevator Firefighter's Service is required per
ASME Al7.1 Rule 2.27.3 and may be required per
CAWCSA-B443.12.15.1.1. Elevator Firefighter's
Service wiring and interconnections to automatic
sprinkler systems or heat and smoke sensing
devices furnished by others. Emergency services
may be required by Building Code.
n
Schindler
The Elevator and Escalator Company
25. When emergency/standby power operation of
elevators is required, the Electrical Contractor
should coordinate with your elevator contractor for
operation requirements.
26. Provisions for earthquake protection, dictated
by the Building Codes, may be required. Consult
your elevator contractor for special requirements.
Entrances
27. Hoistway walls are to have a fire -resistance
rating in accordance with ASME A17.1 Rule 2.1.1.1.
28. Fumishing, installing and maintaining the
required fire rating of elevator hoistway wails,
including the penetration of fire wail by elevator
fixture boxes, is not the responsibility of the eleva-
tor contractor.
29. The interface of the elevator wall with the
hoistway entrance assembly shall be in strict com-
pliance with the elevator contractor's require-
ments,
30. Entrance wall and fini fl . are not to be
constructed until a and sills are in
place.
iron of rein d concrete,
the ftcrete op' 'n must be minimum 16"
P906 ) wide [ (2 m) on each side] and
8 (2 r r than the clear opening
iincl ing§ra om height).
0b. ere drywall or, sheet rock construction is
s d for front walls, it shall be of sufficient
strength to maintain the doors in true lateral
alignment Drywall contractor to coordinate
with the elevator contractor. Note: A support
member (spreader beam) must be provided for
floor heights greater than 12' 0" (3658mm) to
support entrance header struts.
c. Door frames are to be anchored to walls and
properly grouted in place to maintain legal fire
rating (masonry construction).
31. Filling and grouting around entrance.
32. The use of 18 gauge (.048") materials for
doors have ULapproval.
33. Where openings occur, all walls and sill sup-
ports must be plumb.
34. When sill supports are provided by the eleva-
tor manufacturer, holstway should be capable of
accepting anchor stud type fasteners.
35. When fluted steel decking is used under con-
crete flooring, the concrete must be no less than
41/2" 019mm) thick; 2" (51 mm) thick for sill angle
anchors.
U.S. Headquarters Canada Headquarters
Schindler Elevator Corporation Schindler Elevator Corporation
20 Whippany Road, P.O. Box 1935 40 Cowdray Court
Morristown, New Jersey 07960-1935 Scarborough, Ontario M1S 1A1
(973) 397-6500 (416) 332-8280
www.us.schindler.com
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St Lucie Plant — New Maintenance Building
Handicap Parking Distances from Building / Adequate Parking Provided
A conflict exists between the requirements mandated by the Nuclear Regulatory
Commission (NRC) and the American Disabilities Act (ADA). This conflict is with the
distance of the handicap parking spaces from the plant entrance. The NRC requires that
all vehicles must maintain certain distances from the plant protected area for security
purposes where as the ADA requires that handicap persons shall be provided parking as
close to the buildings as possible.
In keeping with Florida Power & Light's policy, any person that req ' e pecial
assistance or working arrangements can contact the Human Reso tionship
Manager for there Business Unit to explain the need and req anc . Assistance
will be provided to handicap persons to get from the handic par Z nj area to there
destination if required. All persons will be required toG-toyo
idelines for entry into
the plant as dictated by the NRC and FPL Nucle Se
Thenew maintenance building is being IV
to a metal buildings damaged by
Hurricanes Francis and Jeanne. FPL ' u i izing temporary fabric structures to
satisfy the on site need for space. Adete ng exists to accommodate FPL and
contractor parking.
Respectfully,
Rich Gibbons
FPL Project Manager
St Lucie Maintenance Building