Description

Wattage’s available per one (1) three prong outlet. Rates quoted on 120 volt service. A separate outlet must be ordered for each location in booth where equipment is to be located.

GENERAL INFORMATION

1. A separate outlet must be ordered for each piece of equipment to be connected.
2. All 120 volt service to booths consist of one three wire grounded plug located at the back of the booth.
3. All exhibitors cords must be of the three wire grounded type.
4. Wall outlets and post outlets are not a part of booth space.
5. All material and equipment used by house electrician remains the property of Georgia International Convention Center.
6. Georgia International Convention Center electricians are authorized to cut floor coverings to permit installation of service in the event that carpet is laid prior to electrical services.
7. Special power request other than 120 volt or 208 volt/20 am p service will be based on time plus material.
8. All electrical connections requiring additional electrical personnel will be on an hourly rate with the exhibitor as the payer.
9. Prices are based on current wage scale and are subject to change in the event of wage changes or materials prior to show.
10. The charge for outlets will be made on the basis of maximum wattage.
11. No claims will be accepted or adjustments made unless filed by the exhibitors prior to close of the show.
12. Credit will not be given for electrical service installed and not used.
13. Rates quoted for electrical connections cover only the bringing of service to the booth in the most convenient manner and rates do not include connecting equipment or special wiring.
14. Order form and payment in U.S. dollars must be received a MINIMUM OF FOURTEEN (14) DAYS prior to scheduled show opening date to qualify for advance rates.
15. Floor order for service must be paid at the time of ordering or before service is installed.
16. Request for special service or voltage must be received by Convention Center 30 days prior to scheduled exhibitors move in.
17. All equipment regardless of source of power must comply with all federal, state and local safety codes.

SAFETY REGULATIONS

1. Connections may be refused if they constitute a fire or safety hazard.
2. Any faults with display and equipment must be corrected promptly by qualified electricians or the power will be disconnected.
3. All equipment must be tagged with complete information as to current, voltage, phase, cycle, horsepower, etc.
4. Each motor of ½ HP or over must be equipped with a fusible disconnect switch located on or adjacent to the motor.
5. All exhibitors cords must be of the three wire grounded type.
6. All electrical connections must be disconnected from the machinery or equipment either by disconnect switch being off or cords unplugged at the end of each days exhibit.
7. No one exhibitor may use electrical power from another booth.
8. Under no circumstances shall anyone other than house electricians make a power source connection.