Evolve EVPCP2 User manual

Installation Manual Effective October 2000

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Panels
Corner Connections – Equal Height (EVPCP2, EVPCP3, EVPCP4) 2
Corner Connections – Variable Height (EVPVP2, EVPVP3, EVPVP4) 3
Corner Connections – Corner Post Extension (EVPCEP2, EVPCEP3, EVPCEP4) 4
Inline Connection – Equal Height (EVPIC) 5
Inline Connection – Variable Height (EVPVC) 6
Notched Top Cap 7
Inline Connection – Panel Extension Module (EVPIEC) 8
End-of-Run Post Kit (EVPER) 9
End-of-Run Post Kit – Wall Mount Application 10
Electrical
Wiring Schematic 11
Power Distribution Housing (EVEPD) 12
Jumper Cables and Pass-Through Cables (EVECJ, EVECP) 13
Directional Floor Power Entry (EVEEFD) 14
Reversible Floor Power Entry (EVEEFR) 15
Ceiling Power Entry (EVEEC) 16
Duplex Receptacle (EVERD) 17
Worksurfaces
End Panel (EVHEP) 19
Corner Bracket (EVHCB) 20
Cantilever (EVHC) 21
Support Leg (EVHS) 22
Storage
Worksurface Supporting Pedestals (EVSBBF, EVSFF) 23
Overhead Flipper Door Storage Unit (EVSOF) 24
Corner Shelf (EVSSC) 25
Low-Profile Shelf (EVSSL) 26
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Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
Installation Sequence

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Corner Connections – Equal Height
Two-Way (EVPCP2), Three-Way (EVPCP3), and
Four-Way (EVPCP4) Corner Posts
Parts List:
1 Aluminum corner post
1, 2, 3 or 4 slotted posts with levelling glide
(attached to aluminum corner post)
1, 2, 3 or 4 single clamps
Appropriate trim
1 Top cap
Corner Posts are used to connect panels of equal height at a corner.
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!Always start the installation of panels at a corner.
1. Remove the panel top caps.
2. Partially attach a slotted post to one end of the panel to be
installed. Do this by engaging the down-hook at the bottom of the
panel (above the raceway channel) over the up-hook on the slotted
post.
Attach the opposite end of this panel to one face of the Corner
Post by engaging the down-hook at the bottom of the panel (above the
raceway channel) over the up-hook on the slotted post. (The slotted
post is secured to the face of the Corner Post.)
3. Connect the top of the Corner Post to the panel by engaging the
single clamp through the slotted post and into the panel liner. Secure
the single clamp by bolting it to the top of the panel using two (2) quar-
ter 20 1/2" flat head screws.
4. Repeat the above procedure to attach the second, third and fourth
panel to the Corner Post.
5. Press fit the top cap down onto the top of the Corner Post.
6. Reattach the panel tops caps.
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Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Installation Instructions
Corner Connections – Variable Height
Two-Way (EVPVP2), Three-Way (EVPVP3), and
Four-Way (EVPVP4) Corner Posts
Parts List:
1 Aluminum corner post
1, 2, 3 or 4 slotted posts of varying heights with levelling glide
(attached to aluminum corner post)
1, 2, 3 or 4 single clamps
Appropriate trim
1 Top cap
Variable-Height Corner Posts are used to connect panels of different heights
at a corner.
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!Always start the installation of panels at a corner.
1. Remove the panel top caps.
Partially attach a slotted post to one end of the panel to be
installed. Do this by engaging the down-hook at the bottom of the panel
(above the raceway channel) over the up-hook on the slotted post.
2. Attach the opposite end of this panel to the corresponding face of
the Variable-Height Corner Post by engaging the down-hook at the
bottom of the panel (above the raceway channel) over the up-hook on
the slotted post. (The slotted post is secured to the face of the Variable-
Height Corner Post.)
3. Connect the top of the Variable-Height Corner Post to the panel by
engaging the single clamp through the slotted post and into the panel
liner. Secure the single clamp by bolting it to the top of the panel using
two (2) 1/2" flat head screws.
4. Repeat the above procedure to attach the second, third and fourth
panel to the Variable-Height Corner Post.
5. Snap the vertical corner trim pieces ("U", "L", and Flat) onto the
corner post. Start at the top and align corner trim with panel top cap.
Press fit the top cap down onto the top of the Variable-Height
Corner Post.
6. Reattach the panel tops caps.
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Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Corner Connections – Corner Post Extension
Two-Way (EVPCEP2), Three-Way (EVPCEP3), and Four-Way
(EVPCEP4) Corner Posts
Parts List:
1 Aluminum corner extension post
1, 2, 3 or 4 non-slotted posts (attach to aluminum corner post)
1, 2, 3 or 4 variable-height clamps
Appropriate trim
Corner Post Extensions are used to connect Panel Extension Modules at a
corner. The combination of one 66" panel and three 12" Panel Extension
Modules has been tested and U.L. approved. Special care should be taken
to ensure stability when exceding 90" in height.
1. Remove the post top cap.
2. Remove the panel top caps.
3. Remove the single clamp that attaches the panel to the ocrner
post.
4. Reconnect the top of the panels to the slotted corner posts by
engaging the variable-height clamps through the slotted post. Rotate the
variable-height clamps down onto the top horizontal tubes of the panels.
Secure the variable-height clamps by bolting each to a panel using two
1/2" flat head screws.
5. Insert the Corner Post Extension into the existing Corner Post,
making sure that it is fully seated.
6. Position the Panel Extension Module on top of the desired,
corresponding panel and against the Corner Post Extension.
7. Connect the top of the Corner Post Extension to the Panel
Extension Module by engaging the single clamp through the slotted
post and into the panel liner. Secure the single clamp by bolting it to the
top of the panel using two 1/2" flat head screws.
8. Repeat the above procedure to attach the second, third and fourth
panel to the Corner Post Extension.
9. Attach the Corner Post top cap.
10. Reattach the panel top caps.
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Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Installation Instructions
Inline Connection – Equal Height
(EVPIC)
Parts List:
1 Slotted post with levelling glide
1 Double clamp
The Inline Connector is used to connect two panels of equal height in a
straight line.
1. Remove the panel top caps.
2. Partially attach the slotted post to one end of the panel to be
installed by engaging the down-hook at the bottom of the panel
(above the raceway channel) over the up-hook on the slotted post.
3. Attach the opposite end of this panel to the slotted post of the
run of panels. Do this by engaging the down-hook at the bottom of
the panel (above the raceway channel) over the up-hook on the
opposite side slotted post.
4. Connect the two panels and Inline Connector by engaging the
double clamp through the slotted post and into the panel liner.
Secure the double clamp by bolting it to the top of the panel using
four (4) 1/2" flat head screws.
5. Reattach the panel top caps.
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Installation Manual – January 2001
Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Inline Connection – Variable Height
(EVPVC)
Parts List:
1 Slotted post with levelling glide
1 Single clamp
1 Variable-height clamp
A Variable-Height Connector is used to connect two panels of differing
heights in a straight run.
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!A Variable-Height Connector must match the height of the taller
panel.
1. Remove the panel top caps.
2. Partially attach a same-height slotted post to one end of the
panel to be installed. Do this by engaging the down-hook at the
bottom of the panel (above the raceway channel) over the up-hook on
the slotted post.
Partially attach the slotted post to the taller panel by engaging
the down-hook at the bottom of the panel (above the raceway channel)
over the up-hook on the slotted post.
3. Connect the taller panel to the slotted post by engaging the single
clamp through the slotted post and into the panel liner. Secure the
single clamp by bolting it to the panel using two (2) 1/2" flat head
screws.
4. Partially attach the lower panel by engaging the down-hook at the
bottom of the panel (above the raceway channel) over the up-hook on the
opposite side slotted post.
5. Connect the top of the lower panel to the slotted post by engaging
the variable-height clamp through the slotted post. Rotate the variable-
height clamp down onto the top horizontal tube of the panel. Secure the
variable-height clamp by bolting it to the top of the panel using two (2)
1/2" flat head screws.
6. Reattach the panel top caps.
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Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
Panels
Installation Instructions
Notched Top Cap
When two panels of different heights are joined in a run of panels, the
top cap of the lower panel must be notched to allow it ot go around the
Inline connector that extends to the top of the taller panel.
1. Make two 5/8" cuts along the outside ribs of the top cap
extrusion, as shown .
2. Turn the top cap upside down and score the extrusion across
the ends of the cuts.
3. Snap off and discard the center piece.
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Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Inline Connection – Panel Extension Module
(EVPIEC)
Parts List:
1 Non-slotted post with attached aluminum inserter
2 Variable-height clamps
An Inline Panel Extension Connector is used to attach the panel extension
modules to the top of an existing run of panels. The combination of one 66"
panel and three 12" Panel Extension Modules has been tested and U.L.
approved. Special care should be taken to ensure stability when exceding 90"
in height.
1. Remove the panel top caps.
2. Remove the double clamp that bridges the two panels.
3. Reconnect the top of the panels to the slotted post by engaging the
variable-height clamps through either side of the slotted post. Rotate
the variable-height clamps downward and bolt each to a panel using two
1/2" flat head screws.
4. Insert the Inline Extension Connector into the existing Inline
Connector, making sure that it is fully seated.
5. Option A
a) Repeat 1 through 4 along the top of the panel run where the
Panel Extension Modules are required.
b) Slide the Panel Extension Modules down between the
Inline Extension Connectors.
c) Connect the two panels and Inline Connector by engag-
ing the double clamp through the slotted post and into the
panel liner.
d) Secure the double clamp by bolting it to the Panel
Extension Module using four (4) 1/2" flat head screws.
e) Reattach the panel top caps.
Option B
Where the Panel Extension Modules are close to the ceiling, the
installation must be accomplished progressively.
e.g. post – panel – post – etc.
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Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Installation Instructions
End-of-Run Post Kit
(EVPER)
Parts List:
1 Slotted post with levelling glide
1 Single clamp
1 End trim kit
An End-of-Run Kit is used at the end of each panel run.
5. Attach the End-of-Run Trim Kit. Continue to the end of the run of
panels by engaging the lance at the top of the end trim extrusion into
the top cap. Press the extrusion onto the slotted post.
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Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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End-of-Run Post Kit – Wall Mount Application
(EVPER)
Parts List:
1 Slotted post with levelling glide
1 Single clamp
1 End trim kit
A Wall Mount is the same as an End-of-Run Post Kit. It is used to attach a
panel run to a fixed wall.
1. Select the panel that starts at the fixed wall.
2. Remove the panel top cap.
3. Partially attach an Inline Connector to the end of the panel
furthest from the wall by engaging the down-hook at the bottom of the
panel (above the raceway channel) over the up-hook on the slotted post.
4. Attach the End-of-Run Post Kit to the end of the panel that will be
against the wall. (See END-OF-RUN POST KIT opposite.)
5. Level the panel (consider the height of the rest of the run of panels)
6. Locate the prepared panel at the desired position on the wall and
mark the location.
7. Remove trim kit from the slotted post attached to the panel.
8. Drill 1/4" holes through the trim kit at 18" intervals.
9. Place trim kit on wall at marked location and mark holes.
10. Drill holes in wall.
11. Attach trim kit to wall. (Evolve does not supply mounting hardware)
12. Reattach the panel top cap.
13. Slide the panel onto the trim kit/Wall Mount.
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Electrical
Wiring Schematic
Electrical
Installation Manual – January 2001
Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
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this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
UL Recognized and CSA Certified
8 Wires 4 Circuits Receptacles Specifications
4 Lines (12 ga.) 3 Utility circuits Simplex – Transient voltage surge suppressed. 120 VAC system rated at 20A (15 CSA)
2 Neutrals (10 ga.) 1 isolated circuit Duplex – Up to 13 duplex receptacles per circuit.
2 Grounds (12 ga.)
Warning: It is recommended that installation of the electrical harness be made under the supervision of a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable
codes and regulations.
Special Note: Always determine that harness is electrically connected to only one power supply.
120/208V WYE Delta Connections
and other Receptacle
Configurations are available upon
request.

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Power Distribution Housing
(EVEPD)
Parts List:
1 Power Distribution Housing
A Power Distribution Housing is mechanically attached to the panel base
raceway channel to create a powered panel. It serves to provide a point of
attachment and electrical connection for duplex receptacles, flexible
harness connectors, and power entry components.
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!Ensure that all panels are mechanically connected prior to
electrical connection.
1. Raceway covers must be removed to allow installation.
2. Mechanically attach the Power Distribution Housing to the
panel raceway channel. To do this, slide the bottom fingers of the
spring clips (attached at either end of the Power Distribution
Housing) into the slots in the bottom of the raceway channel and snap
the top of the spring clips into the brackets provided at the top of
the raceway, above the slots.
3. Replace the raceway cover.
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Installation Manual – January 2001
Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Jumper Cables and Pass-Through Cables
(EVECJ) and (EVECP)
Parts List:
1 Jumper Cable or Pass-Through Cable
Jumper Cables and Pass-Through Cables are utilized to electrically connect
Power Distribution Housings in panels that have been mechanically linked.
Jumper Cables electrically connect Power Distribution Housings in two
adjoining powered panels or two powered panels separated by a post. Pass-
Through Cables electrically connect power Distribution Housings in two
powered panels that are separated with one or more non-powered panels.
!
!Ensure that all panels are mechanically connected prior to
electrical connection.
1. Position the Jumper Cables and Pass-Through Cables between
the appropriate Power Distribution Housings. Orient the
connectors and plug them together. Be sure the parts are fully
seated and latched to ensure proper electrical connection and
mechanical security.
2. Replace the raceway cover.
Note: EVECJ16 is a jumper cable that incorporates a flat festoon
harness used to electrically connect two adjoining powered panels in
a line.
EVECJ20 is a jumper cable that incorporates a flexible conduit
harness that electrically connects two powered panels in a line
separated by a post, or two powered panels positioned at 90° and
mechanically connected by a post.
Electrical
Installation Manual – January 2001
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not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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EVECJ20
EVECJ20
EVECJ16
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Post
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Directional Floor Power Entry
(EVEEFD)
Parts List:
1 Directional Floor Power Entry
The Floor Power Entry is used to connect the electrical distribution system to
the building power network at a floor level junction box.
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!Ensure that all panels are mechanically connected prior to
electrical connection.
1. Locate the appropriate connection point on the panel. The
raceway cover must be removed to allow installation.
2. Pass the conduit through the opening in the raceway cover so
that the connector housing is inside the raceway cover next to the
connection point.
3. Position the Directional Floor Power into the mounting bracket
on the Power Distribution Housing and slide it in toward the
electrical assembly. Be sure the parts are fully seated to assure
proper electrical connection and the spring clips below the receptacles
are properly engaged for mechanical security.
4. Replace the raceway cover.
!
!It is recommended that installation of the electrical harness be
made under the supervision of a licensed electrician in
accordance with applicable codes and regulations. Refer to the
wiring schematic attached to the conduit and shown in this
Installation Manual. Always determine that harness is
electrically connected to only one power supply.
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Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Reversible Floor Power Entry
(EVEEFR)
Parts List:
1 Reversible Floor Power Entry
The Floor Power Entry is used to connect the electrical distribution system to
the building power network at a floor level junction box.
!
!Ensure that all panels are mechanically connected prior to
electrical connection.
1. Conduit can be run in reverse direction by removing the housing
cover, rotating the conduit and replacing the housing cover, ensuring
that all four (4) screws in the cover are tight.
2. Proceed with the installation as per the Directional Floor Power
Entry (page 14).
3. Replace the raceway cover.
!
!It is recommended that installation of the electrical harness be
made under the supervision of a licensed electrician in
accordance with applicable codes and regulations. Refer to the
wiring schematic attached to the conduit and shown in this
Installation Manual. Always determine that harness is
electrically connected to only one power supply.
Electrical
Installation Manual – January 2001
Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Installation Instructions
Ceiling Power Entry
(EVEEC)
Parts List:
1 Ceiling Power Entry
A Ceiling Power Entry is used to connect the electrical distribution system to
the building power network at an above ceiling level junction box. The
Ceiling Power entry is installed by plugging directly into a Power Distribution
Housing. The procedure is similar to Jumper Cable/Pass-Through Cable
installation and the connection is the same.
!
!Ensure that all panels are mechanically connected prior to
electrical connection.
1. Locate the appropriate connection point in the panel raceway
channel. The raceway cover must be removed to allow installation.
2. Locate nearest corner post and remove center portion only of two
piece post top cap.
3. Identify proper length of post extension. (Cut to desired length if
necessary.) Make sure that post extension will extend above ceiling tile.
4. Cut hole (slightly larger than the post extension) in ceiling tile directly
above the corner post.
5. Slide post extension through cut-out in ceiling tile and
mechanically attach it to the corner post through the top cap.
6. Feed the open end of the Ceiling Power Entry assembly from the
raceway channel to the ceiling through a corner post and post
extension.
7. Position the Ceiling Power Entry assembly at the end of the
appropriate Power Distribution Housing and plug them together.
Be sure the parts are fully seated and latched to assure proper electrical
connection and mechanical security.
8. Replace the raceway cover.
!
!It is recommended that installation of the electrical harness be
made under the supervision of a licensed electrician in
accordance with applicable codes and regulations. Refer to the
wiring schematic attached to the conduit and shown in this
Installation Manual. Always determine that harness is
electrically connected to only one power supply.
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Installation Manual – January 2001
Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Duplex Receptacle
(EVERD)
Parts List:
1 Duplex Receptacle
The Duplex Receptacles plug into and mechanically attach to the Power
Distribution Housings. The receptacle is internally arranged to connect to the
circuitry designated by the symbol on its face.
!
!Ensure that all panels are mechanically connected prior to
electrical connection.
1. Raceway covers must be removed to allow installation.
2. Select the correct receptacle for the circuit desired at that
location.
3. Position the receptacle into the mounting bracket on the Power
Distribution Housing and slide it in toward the electrical
assembly. Be sure the parts are fully seated to assure proper electrical
connection and the spring clips below the receptacles are properly
engaged for mechanical security.
4. Replace the raceway cover.
Electrical
Installation Manual – January 2001
Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
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Worksurfaces
Installation Manual – January 2001
Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.

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Worksurfaces
Installation Instructions
End Panel
(EVHEP)
Parts List:
1 End Panel
An End Panel attaches a worksurface to a panel connector and provides solid
support at the end of a run of worksurfaces.
!
!Identify correct setting of worksurface mounting brackets (left
and right, single or supporting adjacent worksurface) and install
the panel mounting bracket accordingly.
1. Align the holes of the panel mounting bracket with the pilot holes
of the End Panel.
2. Drive the supplied screws into the End Panel.
3. Hook the End Panel into the slotted connector and tap with a
rubber mallet to ensure that the bracket is securely engaged in slots.
4. Adjust the levellers while making sure that the brackets do not
disengage from the slotted connector.
Proceed with the installation of the worksurfaces.
Worksurfaces
Installation Manual – January 2001
Note: Any alterations to listed components will void the manufacturer's warranty. The manufacturer will
not be responsible for any damage or bodily harm caused by alterations in accordance with national or
local electrical codes and manufacturer's specifications.
In accordance with the manufacturer's policy of continual product improvement, the product presented in
this document is subject to change without notice or obligation.
Evolve Customer Support available at 856/552-4000, 888/827-2500, from 8:30 Eastern through 6 Eastern time, or fax at 856/552-4001.
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