The document outlines the specifications and features of the xsite panel system, which includes various design options, frame sizes, and electrical configurations. It highlights key components such as connectors, tiles, and power distribution systems, emphasizing flexibility in design and application. Additionally, it provides application guidelines and technical support contacts for further assistance.

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2. Xsite makes the most of wall and floor space.

3. XsiteDesign Freely.Functionality meets beauty.Additional flexibility built with Traxx.

4. Xsite Frames Statement of LinePage 114Frames are in standard sizes 6” increments from 18”-48”.Mid-frame supports ship in the 4 and 2 high segments if available.3” extenders offer the ability to work around architectural obstacles.Stacking offers a total height of 7-high.Frames include:Frame Attachment SoftwareWireway coversPower distribution on a powered frame.

5. Xsite Connectors & Trim Statement of LinePage 115Connectors are dedicated.Connectors Include:TopcapConnectorFastnersTop caps are available as curved or flat in paint or wood.End trims and Top caps have a unique finish.

6. Xsite Traxx & Tiles Statement of LinePage 116Xsite Traxx is not the same as traditional Traxx and can not be hung on the wall.Tiles come in many different styles to compliment any interior.Tiles are available in a variety of sizes.Acoustical tiles are the most cost effective and can be field scribed.Use Xsite Traxx instead of a slat tile to hang tools.Storage tiles offer many organizational alternatives.Glass tiles are inset.

7. Xsite Power & Data Statement of LinePage 117Select from a 10-wired shared or10-wire independent electrical system.Each electrical system is independent.You can select powered and non-powered panels.Adding a wireway harness to a non-powered panel is the same price as a powered panel.Jumpers, Duplexes and power entries are specified separately.

8. Xsite OverviewPage 118Panel is 3” thick.Panels are based on segment heights.The sectional appearance can be gained based on tile placement.Power is run at the base and data runs at the top.The frame is bolted together.You have the ability to stack panels in achieving privacy.

9. Xsite FramesPage 119Frames Include:Wireway coversGlidesAttachment hardwareMid-frame supportsBase wireway harness on powered framesFrame-to-frame connection is with bolts.Base frame heights go from 2-5 high.Frame widths go from 18”, 24”, 30”, 36”, 42” and 48”.What are the benefits of a 3” extender?Frames can be purchased powered or non-powered.

10. Drawing XsiteImage taken from CAP.Xsite can also be specified in e-magine.Red text is the top cap.Yellow text is Xsite Traxx.The segments heights are referenced at the left from 1-5 high.Frame sizes match the wireway covers at the bottom.The mid-frame supports are shown in green at the 2 and 4 position.Elevation has a front and back designation on the run.

11. Xsite 3” ExtenderPage 119CorrectIncorrect

12. XsiteOff-Module FramesPage 120Off-module frames are 18”, 24” and 30”. Base heights for a off-module connection must match to be load bearing.You must connect to two points on the frame.You can not bring electrical through this type of connection.When using the curved top cap an off-modular splice can contour the transition between runs.

13. Xsite attached to Traditional TraxxXsite Traxx is available in all colors.Xsite Traxx and Traditional Traxx have a different profile.Note the difference in height which is negligible when an overhead or worksurface is mounted.When mounting Xsite onto Traxx there is a gap below the bottom Traxx rail to the floor.

14. XsiteStacking FramesPage 121You can chose to select a 1 or 2 high stacking frame.The maximum stack height is 7 high.Only one stack may attach to a frame.You can not place (2) 1 high stack frames on top of each other.Stack is load bearing given the return panels are the same height.Off-mod frame on page 122 retains same application in planning.

15. Xsite Stacking Frame PlanningPage 121You can place a single stack frame over two base height frames.You can drop multiple heights in a panel run.When using Stack it is important to note that what occurs on one side is duplicated on the other.3” extenders are available for stacking frames.

16. Xsite Hinge Door & Privacy PanelsPage 123The door is always 7 high. Any run with a door is non-load bearing.The door can not be specified on an off-module run.A locking lever is available and is suitable for ADA guidelines.

17. XsiteConnectors & TrimPage 125,126 and 127Top caps are available in wood and paint in curved and flat profile.Top caps can be broken up to match the frame width or to span the total run.Notched top cap, included with power/ data pole.A straight connector can be used to create a vertical break.An off-module splice is required for the wall-mount.Vertical trim is flat and be spanned by worksurface or component.

18. Frameless GlassPage 128Top cap is sold separately from the glass tile.

19. Application Guidelines for panel configurations without componentsPage 129

20. Application Guidelines for panels without overhead storage Page 130

21. Application Guidelines for panels configurations with overhead storagePage 131

22. Application Guidelines for X configurationsPage 132

23. Application Guidelines for 120°/V and 120°/Y ConfigurationsPage 133INTERWORKS

24. Application Guidelines for Wall- and Traxx- Mounted Panel ConfigurationsPage 134INTERWORKS

25. Xsite Traxx and TilesPage 135Tiles lift and lower into place.Xsite Tile must have Xsite Traxx at the top. The exception is the bottom of the lowest tile.You may omit tiles on the side that is not visible. Exception is when power/ data is going through that segment.Xsite Traxx is required for both sides of a panel to attach support brackets.

26. Xsite Tiles Height RelationshipPage ?Xsite base structure is 2H – 5H.Xsite stack structure is 1H or 2H.Xsite does not go Floor-to-Ceiling.Tiles can be used in a variety of combinations up to 5H.2H – Worksurface3H – Transaction4H – Seated Privacy5H – Standing Privacy6H – Clerestory7H – Door

27. Xsite Tile Availability MatrixPage 137INTERWORKS

28. Xsite TraxxPage 138Lengths 18” – 144” sold as individual rails cut as needed.Xsite Traxx is always at the top of the structure.Xsite Traxx is required at the top of the tile.Xsite Traxx rails can not be mounted to the wall.Traditional Traxx can not be mounted onto Xsite.It is recommended to separate base height structure from stack with an Xsite Traxx rail.INTERWORKS

29. Xsite Tile PlanningTiles designs can be totally unique to the application.Be careful of application as to not violate planning/ patent rules.These configurations are not in the pricelist.Horizontal (linear)“Mondrianesque”Horizontal MonolithicSegmentedVertical MonolithicHi-Lo (city scape)INTERWORKS

30. Xsite Tackable TilesPage 139Tiles are required on both sides.Fabric on tiles are always railroaded.Fabric tiles are the most cost effective.Fabric tiles can be cut down in the field.NRC – 0.70STC – 13Glass tiles are inset.Slat tiles are not required to hang work-tools.INTERWORKS

31. XsiteStorage TilesPage 143You can not place storage tiles back-to-back as they are taking up the interior room of the panel.You can not use the fold-down tile as an overhead shelf as it will not hold the weight.Storage tiles can receive a variety of tools for productivity.Storage tiles can not cross a frame.INTERWORKS

32. Xsite Power & DataPage 143The harness width should match the panel width.A power entry is in lieu of a duplex receptacle.All circuits are based on 20 amps.

33. XsiteBase Wireway and ReceptaclesPage 146All electrical components are specified separately.Your specification should be complete with either shared or independent neutral.Images are taken from the installation instructions for Xsite.INTERWORKS

34. XsiteJumpersPage 147INTERWORKS

35. XsiteBase Power EntriesPage 150 - 151Specify ceiling power entry based on the width of the panel.INTERWORKS

36. XsiteMid-Height PowerPage ?The power data tile must be built.Harness in the base

37. Jumper from the base to mid-height

38. Power/Data Tile

39. Mid-Distribution Block Bracket

40. Mid-Distribution Block

41. Mid-Block Jumper left to right

42. Panel-to-Panel jumper top-to-bottom.

43. ReceptaclesINTERWORKS

44. XsiteApplication GuidelinesPage 152INTERWORKS

45. Xsite Cable ManagementPage 154Data cables should run in the top of the Xsite structure. Consider what is required in this application if it is necessary to reach the cable.Ch Space between the frame and tile is ¼”. Check the Perks catalog for the power data modules.INTERWORKS

46. Xsite 10-wire (10S)Shared Neutral Page 155The 10-wire shared system provides a solution for an 8 wire system 3 and 1 or 2 and 2 solution.INTERWORKS

47. XsiteWire Diagram 10-wire (10S)Page 156This wire diagram can be provided to the electrician in an effort to identify the correct electrical solution.INTERWORKS

48. Xsite 10-wire (10D)Independent NeutralPage 157The most common solution is actually shared neutral and not independent.INTERWORKS

49. XsiteWire Diagram10-wire (10D)Page 157This wire diagram can be provided to the electrician in an effort to identify the correct electrical solution.INTERWORKS