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Current and Completed Projects Vetro by Russo's
on the Bay Much of the work was design build in nature, we installed a 150kw generator for lighting and refrigeration, NYFD
approved fire alarm system, accent and general purpose lighting, HVAC power and control wiring, and data/telco wiring.
The project includes three commercial kitchens and two, large wine temperature controlled rooms. The
lighting dimming system we designed is the Lutron graphic eye system and is installed on each floor with keypads remotely
located for control of each zone of lights. With the simple push of a button five different scenes can be achieved.
Color changing LED lights in the restaurant and second floor catering room enhance the celebration and event. Color
changing LED lighting was also installed in the sidewalk and on the exterior of the building. With the simple push of
a button the lights change from green for St. Patrick's day to red for Valentine's day or red-white-blue for Independence
day, sixteen different color changing schemes were programmed.
![]() ![]() Nat'l Park Service - Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge We are particularly proud of our involvement on this project for the federal government. This was Breen Electrical Contractors Inc.'s first GREEN PROJECT. This project was designed to incorporate many of the green technologies that eventually qualified this facility at a LEED - Certified Gold Level! We installed a lighting dimming system utilizing the Lutron line of dimming products. Since the majority of lights were florescent we installed dimmable ballasts throughout. The dimming was controlled by room lighting sensors which dimmed the lights according to the brightness of the sun. Cooling and heating was accomplished utilizing geothermal technology. Ground water pumps controlled by motor frequency drives fed constant 55 degree water into heat pumps and fan coil units for heating and air conditioning. A very elaborate control wiring installation was necessary to control pumps, motors and fans to utilize the geothermal source of energy. Finally, solar roof panels were installed to provide power to hot water heaters supplying water to bathrooms and an employee kitchen. We also completed a FDNY approved fire system and installed the wiring for the computer LAN system, distributed video and telecom system. Purvis Systems - FDNY Central Office Connections Citywide We were asked to design and install a telecom backbone for each of the boro's call box circuits which branch out to each of the call boxes located on many of the street corners. as you may recall, during the Mayor Giulian's administration, these call boxes were disconnected from the FDNY network due to false alarms caused by shorts, opens and faults. Purvis Systems who maintained the individual boro central offices asked us to design a main distribution frame (MDF) which would eliminate the faults finding their way to the CO computers. Here was the design task for each of the five boro:
We have successfully completed the design and installation. Each circuit in the cabinet has been tested for shorts and high voltage protection and each component is working properly. We are proud of our involvement with this project, especially the design/build requirement; accomplishing the design criteria and the successful installation in each of the five boros was a challenge we achieved! ![]() |
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