Emergency Electrical Generator Testing – April 16, 2020

Facilities Management will be testing the emergency electrical generators serving the following buildings on Thursday, April 16th, beginning at 10:00 p.m.  It will take until approximately 1:00 a.m. on Friday morning, April 17th, to get testing completed on all of these buildings:

Amphibian & Reptile Research Center

Architecture Building

Carlisle Hall

Center for Innovation Building

Central Library

Chemistry & Physics Building

Chemistry Research Building

COBA

College Park Center

College Park District Central & South

Davis Hall

Engineering Lab Building

Engineering Research Building

Facilities Management Call Center

Fine Arts Building

Geoscience Building

Hammond Hall

Health Center

Kalpana Chawla Hall

Life Science Building*

Maverick Activities Center

Nanofab Building

Nedderman Hall

Pickard Hall

Police Building

Science Hall

SEIR

Texas Hall

The Heights on Pecan Apartments

Trimble Hall

University Center

University Hall

Woolf Hall

Generators in the buildings noted with an asterisk (*) will be tested as early in this timeframe as possible due to research schedules.

This testing will only affect the electrical services tied to each building’s generator, not the entire building.  There will be a slight “blip” lasting approximately one half of a second as the electrical service transfers to the generator and another as it is transferred back to the normal building service.  It is recommended you keep computer work in progress saved during this timeframe to prevent any possible data loss.  Please let your fellow faculty and staff members know as necessary.

Since there are limited activities on campus at this time and the Spring storm season is upon us, we felt this was a good time to get this required testing completed.  We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and thank you for your cooperation.  If you have any questions or concerns, please call either Toby Buhrkuhl at (972) 832-1490 or Jeff Johnson at (817) 798-8456.

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