An electrical conduit routes through a roof panel and into an internally wired door jamb, terminating at a light fixture. A sealing unit installed by the electrical contractor is required at every conduit entrance into the cabinet. Conduits stubbing out through the roof panel require sealing around both the exterior of the conduit and the interior around the wires. When the cabinet is located outdoors, electric service must be brought through the wall without penetrating the ceiling. A heated pressure relief vent is provided as required adjacent to the door jamb.
DOOR 3 ELEVATION DOOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DOOR JAMB INTERNALLY WIRED RELIEF VENT HEATED PRESSURE ROOF PANEL DO NOT PENETRATE CEILING. ENT CONDUIT (BY OTHERS) DOOR PLUG LIGHT FIXTURE INTO CABINET. SEALING UNIT (BY E.C.) NOTE: WHEN CABINET IS ENTRANCE OF CONDUIT OUTDOORS, BRING ELECTRIC SERVICE THROUGH WALL ONE REQUIRED AT EVERY (AS REQUIRED) SEALING AROUND THE EXTERIOR OF THE ELECTRICAL CONDUIT AND INSIDE AT EVERY STUB OUT: OF THE CONDUIT AROUND THE WIRES MUST BE COMPLETED.
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