Polymer Concrete Traffic Controller Foundations Catalog

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1 Polymer Concrete Traffic Controller Foundations Catalog

2 Polymer Concrete Performance QUAZITE traffic signal cabinet bases and pads are constructed of strong polymer concrete and reinforced with a heavy-weave fiberglass. Unlike concrete bases, polymer concrete bases are frangible and will break away when subjected to severe impact. This feature helps reduce the risk of serious injury or fatalities resulting from these incidents. QUAZITE polymer concrete traffic signal cabinet bases and pads also resist UV rays, chemicals and water absorption. Concrete bases are susceptible to damage caused by freeze/thaw cycles. Thermoplastic fiberglass bases can become brittle and eventually crack when exposed to the weather. The durability that QUAZITE provides means lower maintenance and life cycle cost. Quick & Easy Installation Installing QUAZITE traffic signal cabinet bases and pads is easy and cost effective because they require no special equipment to set the base. A backhoe is all that is necessary to lift the base into place. QUAZITE traffic single bases and pads also save time during installation. Unlike poured-in- placed bases that take days to form, pour, set and remove the forms. QUAZITE traffic signal cabinet bases and pads can be installed quickly, allowing the cabinet and equipment installation to begin immediately after setting the base. Please see back of catalog for installation instructions.

3 170 / 2070 Cabinets Type of Cabinet Part Number Style of Foundation Pallet Quantity Approx. Unit Weight PH B6T Flat Pad / 334 & 341 PH B6T Flat Pad PB B18 Box Pad Can accommodate the 332 & 336 Traffic Controller and the 342 & 346 ITS Cabinets. PB A24 Box Pad Can accommodate the 332/334 cabinet with a UPS/Battery Backup Cabinet 333 / 332D PB B6T Flat Pad PB Box Pad PB Box Pad Mounting brackets are included. PH B6T Flat Pad Can accommodate the 332 & 336 Traffic Controller and the 342 & 346 ITS Cabinets.

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15 ITS Cabinets Type of Cabinet Part Number Style of Foundation Pallet Quantity Approx. Unit Weight PH B6T Flat Pad PH B6T Flat Pad Can accommodate the 332 & 336 PB B18 Box Pad PB A24 Box Pad Can accommodate the 332 & 336 Traffic Controller and the 342 & 346 ITS Cabinets. 340 PB B6T Flat Pad PB Box Pad PB Box Pad Mounting brackets are included. PH B6T Flat Pad Can accommodate the 332 & 336 Traffic Controller and the 342 & 346 ITS Cabinets.

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27 NEMA Cabinets Type of Cabinet Part Number Style of Foundation Pallet Quantity Approx. Unit Weight PB Box Pad cable racks included PB Box Pad cable racks & EMT wire hangers included PB Box Pad cable racks, EMT wire hangers & battery backup stands included P-44 PB Box Pad PL Flat pad cable racks, EMT wire hangers, battery backup stands & bolts to mount cabinet included Flat pad to mount PB2745 box pad or cabinet instead of pouring concrete pad. PB Box Pad Thru Holes with Wire screening in 2 places included PH Assembly PB , PH & PG3048B590 Included in assembly M PB B18 Box Pad PB Box Pad Thru Holes with Wire screening in 2 places included

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39 Save time & money by simply installing the Quazite work pad. Part Number Weight Width Length Height PH T 70 24" 25" 1 1/2" PH T 95 24" 36" 1 1/2" PH T " 44" 1 1/2" PH T " 58" 1 1/2"

40 Installation for Box Pads 1. The following installation procedure is the same for all sizes of foundation bases. 2. Determine cable/conduit entry position. 3. Excavate hole for the bases. Make hole 1-2 longer and wider and approximately 6 deeper than the base. 4. Put eyebolts into lifting inserts on top of the base (4 bolts as shipped with the foundation base). 5. Attach lifting chain or straps to bolts. 6. Lift and position base in to hole using a backhoe. Check plan for proper orientation of box pad or foundation. 7. Place gravel in the base to a depth of approximately 6 to Lift the base to proper elevation, allowing gravel to run out under the base. 9. Check the elevation of the base. 10. Make necessary elevation adjustments with the bucket and recheck the elevation. 11. Remove the bolts once the base is set to proper elevation. 12. Following these steps will eliminate movement or heaving up of the box pad in unstable soil conditions. 13. Bolt Cabinet/Pedestal to box pad.

41 Installation for Flat Pads 1. The following installation procedure is the same for all sizes of foundation flat pads. 2. Determine cable/conduit entry position. 3. Dig recess for pad so that top surface of pad will be level with surrounding area. 4. Level dirt around cable opening. 5. Level and tamp down dirt in the area to be occupied by the foundation pad. 6. Backfill and tamp in trench area leading to cable opening. 7. Place pad in prepared, level area with opening in pad (throat) directly over cable entry position. 8. Attach equipment to the foundation pad with bolts, brackets, and/or lugs provided by equipment manufacturer. 9. Backfill and tamp earth around pad so it is level with surrounding landscape. 10. Bolt Cabinet/Pedestal to flat pad.