Electrical

The P1 electrical closet, elevator hydraulic unit, building outside transformer door, provision for adding electrical vehicle chargers, DCC mounting panel, conduit to use and extend, typical unit 100 amp electrical panel

Electrical Closet

Short video of electrical closet off parking garage level P1. At one point, the narrator says "125 watts" but should have said "125 amps" and shortly after says "100 watts" but should have said "100 amps."

North wall, unit meters and disconnect

30 Unit meters; left 20x100 amp (stacks 2,3,5,6), right 10x125 amp (stacks 1,4)

Main disconnect, 900 amps

Typical unit meter

Breaker housing

100 amp unit meter breaker

Northwest: emergency services supply

Panel

Panel breakers

Disconnect

Meter

East wall, common area power

Common area meter and HP 2 panel, HP 1 panel

Breakers for HP 1, HP 2, and Elevator panel in Elevator Room - Garage P2, lower level

HP 2 Panel

HP 1 Panel

HP 1, HP 2, Elevator panel capacities

HP 1, HP2, and Elevator breakers (each 200 amps)

Elevator panel in Elevator closet, garage, P 2 lower level

Elevator panel breaker - 225 amps

Power for retail suites 101 (Nail Salon) and 102 (Coffee Shop)

Salon and Coffee Shop meters, disconnect, and unused meter location

Unused meter location

Coffee Shop, 200 amps

Nail salon, 200 amps

Miscellaneous power relevant photos

Elevator hydraulic unit

Building transformer, facing 57th St at west side of building

New infrastructure outside electrical closet to assist EV charger installations. Brown plywood to mount DCCs from unit meters and out through conduit to parking spaces. High gray connector box for upper and lower P1. Low gray connector box for upper and lower P2 connections.

Drilled holes outside electrical closet to connect unit meters to their DCCs.

Typical new conduit, here joining P1 upper and lower

Typical in-unit panel. Note most woud have electric range power turned off

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