Pics from Vegas (for ultramegabob)

[KevinVost]

View attachment 3262 Loading dock

View attachment 3263 One of the main gear rooms

View attachment 3264 Transfer switch

View attachment 3265 Fire pump and controller

View attachment 3266 Another of the main gear rooms

Just a few pics of work at one of the casino's in Vegas (since I said I would post some :smile Enjoy!

 

[ericsherman37]

Hmm.. in the last picture, with all the panels, I think the fourth one from the left might be 1/16" higher than the others.

 

[ultramegabob]

Nice looking gear rooms, in the last picture, whats with the knee high panel?

 

[zog]

Must be a very small casino.

 

[iwire]

Nice looking gear rooms, in the last picture, whats with the knee high panel?

I bet that is a contactor that controls the upper panel, why it was not ordered in a common enclosure with the panel I have no idea.

 

[masterinbama]

In the picture of the fire pump controller they ran their conduits on the floor. We can't do that around here.

 

[KevinVost]

Must be a very small casino.

Yes it is, less then 2000 rooms, and that is only a few of the gear rooms, there are about 8 in the casino

I bet that is a contactor that controls the upper panel, why it was not ordered in a common enclosure with the panel I have no idea.

Bingo

 

[KevinVost]

In the picture of the fire pump controller they ran their conduits on the floor. We can't do that around here.

I don't know what happened that caused that installation. This casino is about 16 years old. :roll:

 

[Electron_Sam78]

Gives me flashbacks of working at the now defunct Aladdin Hotel & Casino when it was being built in 2000.

 

[Joe Villani]

What is the wiring method coming out of the floor in the last picture? Pvc coated MC?

Nice picture BTW

 

[masterinbama]

What is the wiring method coming out of the floor in the last picture? Pvc coated MC?

Nice picture BTW

Looks like GRS conduit painted with asphalt paint to me.

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

It also looks like it could be HDPE, hard to tell from the picture.

If this install is 16 years old, it will not be HDPE.

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

The pipe also is a tripping hazard. It is funny how the room is so large, the planning that goes into these buildings and yet the pipe is installed where it is.

 

[wireguru]

The pipe also is a tripping hazard. It is funny how the room is so large, the planning that goes into these buildings and yet the pipe is installed where it is.

almost seems like that conduit would interfere with the working space infront of the fire pump controller.

 

[brentp]

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Although the installations look fantastic, I have to pile on about the fire pump pic.

695.12(E) calls for "protection against fire pump water".

Myers hubs on top of the enclosure?

Brent