Table 9-3
Electrical Power Requirement/Outlets (continued)
LOCATION
EQUIPMENT/OUTLET(S)
NOTES
CLERK OF COURT AREAS
Counter Work positions
One quadriplex receptacle (general use); duplex outlet(s),
Computer and office equipment
two minimum, for PC, monitor, printer, FAX; per workstation.
(PC, monitor, printer) not in
Provide additional outlet(s) for cash registers, additional printers,
FF&E budget.
shared-access PCs, printers.
Public Waiting/
Provide duplex outlet(s) for public access PCs, monitor, printer,
Computer and office equipment
Document Viewing Areas
and FAX equipment. Provide outlet(s) on separate circuits for
(PC, monitor, printer) not in
public access copier(s).
FF&E budget.
Other staff Workstations
One quadriplex receptacle (general use). Duplex outlet(s),
Computer and office equipment
two minimum, for PC, monitor, printer, FAX.
(PC, monitor, printer) not in
FF&E budget.
Shared staff work Areas
Distributed convenience outlets; quadriplex receptacle(s)
Computer and office equipment
for general purpose use. Additional outlet(s) for copier(s),
(PC, monitor, printer) not in
FAX equipment, etc.
FF&E budget.
Staff Break Areas
Distributed convenience outlets, including provisions for cleaning/
Equipment not included in
housekeeping. Outlets (GFI) on separate circuit for kitchen type
base building or FF&E budget.
service unit equipment (microwave, coffee maker).
Other Area(s)
Distributed convenience outlets, including provisions for
cleaning equipment and motor loads.
COURT-RELATED AGENCIES/ SPACES
Similar to Court Clerk/Court Administrative areas above.
NOTE:
(1) For all electrical power and outlet requirements in USMS dedicated spaces, refer to USMS-RSSPSSM.
(2) The power outlet requirements for each project should be verified.
Lighting Systems
A secure, air-conditioned data/telecommunications closet
should be located near the judges' chambers, courtroom,
Illumination levels, lighting types, and lighting controls
and court offices to contain network equipment. (The
in specific court functional areas are provided in the
use of cable trays rather than conduits needs to be
USCDG. In all other spaces, illumination levels and light-
considered.)
ing controls will be provided as specified in Chapter 6.
Task lighting must be variable to 100 FTC (1100 lx).
288 F A C I L I T I E S S T A N D A R D S
FOR THE
PUBLIC
BUILDINGS
SERVICE
9.7 Electrical Systems
Revised March 2005 PBS-P100
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