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Below are some pictures and descriptions of the components installed
or rewired by Korando Electric Co., Inc. and IBEW Local 702.
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| Front entrance of the Boys & Girls Club. The New Awning was donated
from Haake's Awning in Carbondale.
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Main Panel running into Boys & Girls Club located on the south wall. It is a 600 amp service running to three other panels within the building. |
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| New 200 amp Panel put in by Korando Electric Co., Inc. servicing the majority of the downstairs rooms. Pictured above Jerry Vance, employee of Korando Electric Co., Inc. and Chester Everley, from IBEW Local 702. | New Lithionia 400 watt metal halide high bay fixtures with an arylic lens were used for the lighting in the Gymnasium. We used a 360 watt miser mh lamp instead of a 400 watt mh lamp which will save 40 watts per fixture giving an annual savings of $80 per fixture in energy costs. |
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| The Service Counter is equipped with 8 receptacles 2 data and 2 phone
services. It is located in the entrance of the Boys & Girls Club.
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Transient Voltage Surge Suppression receptacles were used in the computer room and at all adminstration workstations. When the TVSS module has been blown from a voltage spike the receptacle it sets off an internal alarm. The TVSS module can be changed without any interruption of power. |
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| Ceiling Mount Occupancy Sensor (CMR-9) detects when there is activity in restrooms, turning on lights. It is on a adjustable time delay keeping lights on for a short a period of time after no activity is detected, then turning the lights off. | Inside of a typical 2' x 2' recessed flourscent layin light fixture. U shaped fluorescent T-8 lamps are used with an electronic ballast in this particular fixture. Using a T-8 lamp vs a standard magnetic T-12 lamp you save 20 watts per fixture. |
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| New A/C unit
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Inside of a typical 4' x 4' recessed flourscent layin light fixture. Straight fluorescent T-8 lamps are used with an electronic ballast in this particular fixture. Using a T-8 lamp vs a standard magnetic T-12 lamp you save 40 watts per fixture. |
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