Wiring Space Perspective’s Mission Control

Space Perspective founded by Jane Poynter and Taber MacCallum in 2019, is a pioneering company that seeks to revolutionize the way humans explore and experience space. At the heart of their venture is the development of high-altitude balloon flights that offer customers an unparalleled perspective of our planet from the edge of space.

The Space Perspective mission control room

The Space Perspective mission control room is more than just a command center; it’s a hub of innovation where every electrical component plays a critical role in the success of space missions. Cornelius Electrical Contractors, known for their precision and execution, was the natural choice to undertake the wiring for this cutting-edge facility.

Space missions demand the highest standards of safety and reliability, and Cornelius Electrical Contractors is well-versed in navigating the complex web of regulations governing such projects. Our commitment to compliance with industry standards and regulations, coupled with a proactive approach to quality control, ensures that the wiring of the Space Perspective mission control not only meets but exceeds the expectations set by space agencies and regulatory bodies.

In the grand narrative of space exploration, partnerships forged in trust and precision are invaluable. Cornelius Electrical Contractors’ role in wiring the Space Perspective mission control room exemplifies our commitment to excellence and innovation.

The scope of the Space Perspective project includes but is not limited to:

1. Furnish and install (1) new 3 phase 50a 20 circuit electrical panel.
2. Furnish and install (1) new 208v 50a circuit in a 1″ conduit to feed new command center panel fed from panel “MDP”.
3. Furnish and install (1) new 3 Phase 50a I-Line Breaker in “MDP” distribution panel.
4. Furnish and install (4) new power poles to feed (7) new quads for workstations REC #101,#201,#202,#203,#204,#301,#302,#303,#304,#401,#402,#403,#404.
5. Furnish and install (3) new quad receptacles for new TV’s to be tied into UPS rack. (REC501, REC502, and REC503)
6. Furnish and install (2) L6-30R receptacles for UPS Rack.
7. Furnish and install (23) CAT6 Drops.
8. Run (2) customer supplied CAT6 lines from an existing IT room to new UPS Rack location.
9. Furnish and install (1) DPDT Manual Transfer switch.
10. Furnish and install (1) 3 Phase 50a Generator Inlet.