ELECTRICAL WIRING DESIGN PROCEDURE

STEP 6:
STEP 1:
Determine the service entry, kind of service run,
service voltage, metering site, and building
utilization voltage in collaboration with the local
electric utility.
STEP 2:
Determine the proposed consumption of all
spaces, comprising particular electric
classifcations and service connections.
STEP 3:
Determine the precise electrical specifications for
all of the equipment under their area of design
from other experts (including those designed to
deal with HVAC, plumbing, elevators, kitchens,
and other).
STEP 4:
Identify the placement of all necessary electric
equipment facilities, such as switchboard rooms,
emergency equipment area, electric closets,
including the panelboard then calculate the sizes.
It may be required to segregate lighting plans
from designs for other equipment such as signals,
low-voltage systems, and receptacles, depending
on the type of facility. To reduce clutter and
confusion, it is common practice to show an
underfloor electrical system on a separate layout.
STEP 7:
Place all electrical equipment such as receptacles,
switches, motors and other power users. The
underfloor and over-ceiling wiring should be
illustrated on separate ways.
STEP 8:
Load wiring, building automatic control wire and
signal apparatus are all included. Comprises
telecommunication outlets, network connections,
TV outlets, fire and smoke alarms.
STEP 9:
Prepare the panel schedule and connect lighting
and electrical equipment to proper panels,
including the wiring for emergency devices.

STEP 10:
STEP 5:
Compute panel boards and prepare riser diagram
Establish the facility's lighting scheme. It is very
that includes the distribution panels,
important to coordinate natural lighting and
switchboards and service equipment. Compute
artificial or electrical lighting system.
also the feeder sizes and all protective ratings.

NAME: WENCY FLYNN SINGCAY

SCHOOL: UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO
COURSE/CODE: AR 222 (8190) - BUILDING UTILITIES 2
INSTRUCTOR: AR GONZAGA, JAIME