What type of wiring system is to be used for the cubicles?

The choice of wiring system for cubicles is crucial for ensuring safety, efficiency, and compliance with building codes. The FCC, or Flexible Conduit Cabling, is particularly suitable for cubicles because it allows for flexibility in installation and repositioning of workstations. This is particularly important in office environments where layouts may change frequently.

Flexible conduit systems can accommodate the dynamic nature of cubicle layouts, allowing for the easy addition or removal of electrical outlets and connections. Furthermore, FCC systems typically provide protection against physical damage while being easier to install in tight spaces, which is often a challenge in office settings.

In contrast, other options may not offer the same level of flexibility or suitability for office environments. MI (Mineral Insulated) cable is rigid and best suited for fixed installations where protection from extreme conditions is necessary. UF (Underground Feeder) cable is designed for underground installations and may not be appropriate for indoor, above-ground use in cubicle settings. FMC (Flexible Metal Conduit), while offering some flexibility, lacks the same level of integrated cabling solutions as FCC and may not provide the same ease of access or adaptability needed for cubicle configurations.

Thus, FCC is the ideal choice for meeting the needs of an adaptable office environment while adhering