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⚠️ IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Air³ rooms provide a controllable micro‑environment with fully integrated electrical services. All Air³ pods are powered by a main connection to the building once assembly is complete.

This article applies to the All‑in‑One Freestanding Package used in the Americas.

Integrated Electrical Services Overview

Each Air³ pod contains integrated electrical services, including:

• LED lighting
• Air circulation fan
• User control panels
• Opening roof system
• User power outlets

All services within a service hoop share a single electrical circuit.

Service Hoops & Power Configuration

Air‑23 / Air‑25 (Single Service Hoop)

• 1 connection point per service hoop
• Integrated power for lighting, fan, controls, and opening roof
• 3 user power sockets

Air‑27 / Air‑29 (Double Service Hoops)

• 1 connection point per service hoop
• Integrated power for lighting, fan, controls, and opening roof
• 6 user power sockets (3 per hoop)

Each service hoop operates independently and must be powered separately.

Electrical Ratings

• Maximum Voltage: 120 VAC
• Maximum Current: 15 Amps (1440W)
• Power Usage (Occupied): approx. 100W per hoop
  (not including connected external equipment)
• Power Usage (Unoccupied): less than 1W per hoop
• Maximum Hoop Load: 1.8 kW

Standard Power Connection

Each service hoop is supplied with a 9‑foot flexible power cord designed to plug directly into a building’s hardwired electrical receptacle.

• Maximum visible cord length: approximately 7–8 feet
• Minimum required clearance from wall receptacle: 4 inches

This spacing protects the plug from damage when the pod is placed against a wall.

Power Routing Options

Power cables must be routed through the service hoop upright. Access doors should be handled by installation teams only.

• 1. Underfloor: 9’ cord routed through raised floor
• 2. Floor box: Cord routed through grommet to floor box inside or outside pod
• 3. Ceiling: Provided 9’ cord will not reach ceiling – hardwire required
• 4. Wall: Cord routed through grommet to wall outlet

Important: Service hoops must not be daisy‑chained. Each hoop requires its own 15‑amp connection.

Permanent (Hardwired) Power Connection

For permanent installations, each service hoop requires:

• A dedicated 15‑amp grounded connection
• Connection by a certified electrician

Hardwire connections must comply with the National Electrical Code (NEC). Conduit may be solid or flexible and must include a suitable cable restraint at the provided 1/2" trade‑size conduit fitting.

Orangebox does not supply building power conduits or data wiring.

Hoop‑to‑Hoop RJ45 Connection (Air‑27 & Air‑29)

Air‑27 and Air‑29 pods use a simple 3.5‑meter RJ45 communication cable to link service hoops.

• Allows lights and fans to operate together
• Controlled from a single user panel
• No factory pairing required

User Control Panels & Internal Power

The interior user control panel allows occupants to:

• Control lighting
• Adjust airflow
• Operate the opening roof

Each service hoop includes:

• User control panel
• Lighting + airflow control interface
• 3 integrated power sockets
• Optional data ports (customer supplied)

Critical Notes

• Each service hoop requires an independent 15‑amp supply
• Do not daisy‑chain power between hoops
• Only certified electricians may perform permanent connections
• External equipment loads are not included in stated power consumption

Support & Reference

Air³ Collection – Integrated Services: Power (Americas)
Updated August 2024

For assistance:
Email: us.support@orangebox.com

This Zendesk article is intended as a technical reference and does not replace local electrical codes or licensed electrician requirements.