Upcoming Impacts

As part of the campus electrical upgrades project, a planned electrical outage for the building is required. There will be periodic construction personnel traffic in and around the building throughout the entire duration of the work. The outage will entail a total loss of power for the durations specified below, affecting systems such as heating and air, lighting, receptacle convenience power, card/access/access control, elevators, etc. It is highly recommended that sensitive equipment unable to withstand an outage should be powered down the day before to avoid unanticipated impacts to the equipment during the outage window. After the outage, users will be able to re-enter the building and confirm that power is restored, and systems are fully functional. Any issues should be communicated immediately to the project team using the contact information provided at the end of this notification. ** Please also note that the Life Sciences South (LSS) & Growth Chamber will be closed to the public throughout the outage window detailed below. ** Duration of Impacts: The outage schedule is as follows: 1. Tuesday, October 15th, 2024, from 3:30 am to 7:30 am All building systems and equipment will experience a 2-hour outage within the communicated 4-hour timeframe without the support of emergency power. 2. Tuesday, November 5th, 2024, from 4:00 am to 6:00 am All building systems and equipment will experience a 2-hour outage without the support of emergency power. 3. Thursday, November 21st, 2024, from 4:00 am to 6:00 am The outage will only impact systems and equipment not supported by the emergency generator. Equipment plugged into designated outlets supported by the emergency generator will only experience a brief interruption.

As part of the campus electrical upgrades project, a planned electrical outage for the building is required. There will be periodic construction personnel traffic in and around the building throughout the entire duration of the work. The outage will entail a total loss of power for the durations specified below, affecting systems such as heating and air, lighting, receptacle convenience power, card/access/access control, elevators, etc. It is highly recommended that sensitive equipment unable to withstand an outage should be powered down the day before to avoid unanticipated impacts to the equipment during the outage window. After the outage, users will be able to re-enter the building and confirm that power is restored, and systems are fully functional. Any issues should be communicated immediately to the project team using the contact information provided at the end of this notification. ** Please also note that the Life Sciences South (LSS) & Growth Chamber will be closed to the public throughout the outage window detailed below. ** Duration of Impacts: The outage schedule is as follows: 1. Tuesday, October 15th, 2024, from 3:30 am to 7:30 am All building systems and equipment will experience a 2-hour outage within the communicated 4-hour timeframe without the support of emergency power. 2. Tuesday, November 5th, 2024, from 4:00 am to 6:00 am All building systems and equipment will experience a 2-hour outage without the support of emergency power. 3. Thursday, November 21st, 2024, from 4:00 am to 6:00 am The outage will only impact systems and equipment not supported by the emergency generator. Equipment plugged into designated outlets supported by the emergency generator will only experience a brief interruption.

Demolition and saw-cutting of walls will necessitate construction personnel to occupy LSN Electrical Room 12 and LSS Electrical Rooms 195 and 195A throughout the duration of the work. Please be advised that this will result in localized dust and noise.

Construction personnel will need to occupy Electrical Room 13 for the duration of the work. Additionally, construction traffic will occur within Room 10SE within the Hepner Hall building basement. Please note that this work may generate localized dust and noise. Efforts will be made to coordinate dust/noise impacts around occupied room schedules.

Construction personnel will need to occupy Electrical Room 13 for the duration of the work. Additionally, construction traffic will occur within Room 10SE within the Hepner Hall building basement. Please note that this work may generate localized dust and noise. Efforts will be made to coordinate dust/noise impacts around occupied room schedules.

: An unplanned electrical outage to all building systems was reported at approximately 3:10 pm. The fault was replaced immediately, and power was fully restored to all impacted areas by approximately 3:30 pm. No other impacts related to this unplanned outage are anticipated.

Occupants should be aware that normal cogeneration redundancy will be temporarily unavailable for the full campus. Although the likelihood of a utility interruption during this maintenance period is low while the campus is utilizing power from SDG&E, it is recommended that any sensitive equipment be shut down prior to the scheduled maintenance period in an abundance of caution.

Occupants should be aware that normal cogeneration redundancy will be temporarily unavailable for the full campus. Although the likelihood of a utility interruption during this maintenance period is low while the campus is utilizing power from SDG&E, it is recommended that any sensitive equipment be shut down prior to the scheduled maintenance period in an abundance of caution.

As part of the campus electrical upgrades project, a short planned electrical outage for the buildings is required. The outage will entail a total loss of power for the durations specified below, affecting systems such as heating and air, lighting, receptacle convenience power, card/access/access control, elevators, etc. It is highly recommended that sensitive equipment unable to withstand an outage should be powered down the day before to avoid unanticipated impacts to the equipment during the outage window.

Occupants should be aware that normal cogeneration redundancy will be temporarily unavailable for Substation B. Although the likelihood of a utility interruption during this maintenance period is low while the campus is utilizing power from SDG&E, it is recommended that any sensitive equipment be shut down prior to the scheduled maintenance period in an abundance of caution.