Name of Project: N2 Pad
Installed High Voltage (13,200v) to New Load Center in parallel 6” conduits. Make High Voltage terminations. Installation of 480 volt distribution to N2 equipment.
Name of Project: Clean Room
Installed distribution to clean room equipment. Included lighting, Low Voltage switching, Fire Alarm for new 40,000 square foot space.
Name of Project: Apartment Rewiring/Lighting and Distribution Panels at Colonial Gardens
Extremely time sensitive project, all electrical upgrades were completed within 92 days. Work for EACH of the (266) OCCUPIED apartments included adding new panel boards, additional branch circuits with GFCI protection for the kitchen counter, new branch circuits containing Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters (AFCI) in the bedrooms, addition of new light fixtures and 3-way light switches, addition of interconnected smoke/carbon monoxide detectors, and complete replacement of all existing light fixtures, switches and convenience receptacles.
Also included upgrading the existing main service from 600amps to 1600amps and over a thousand feet of excavation, necessary for the installation of several remote distribution panel boards needed to accommodate the additional loads resulting from the apartment upgrades. Over 40 electricians were simultaneously employed on the job, resulting in a carefully planned and managed project that was completed well ahead of schedule and without a single incident reported!
Name of Project: New UPS System
Installed HV distribution load centers for Data floors. Includes installing three 2 meg generator sets.
Name of Project: New 50 Plot Campground, Ranger Residence, Comfort Stations
Provide primary electrical service throughout the campground for a Rangers residence, comfort station, bathhouse and picnic area. Wiring of new buildings, water treatment facility and pumping station.
Name of Project: Town of Esopus Town Hall
New from the ground up architecturally contemporary designed building. Highlights include new primary service to pad mount transformer, 1200amp secondary service entrance, with 250kw standby generator. Service was designed to accommodate a full array photovoltaic solar system, which is currently in use. Building also included an extensive geothermal heating system, consisting of numerous pumps and controllers.