APPENDIX D

5.2 Lighting and Convenience Receptacle Load: Provide one 20-ampere water pump
(See Section 2.20.3.23) circuit.
250 m2 x 24 VA/m2 = 6000 VA Total Other Loads 31500 VA
Provide at least two 20-ampere lighting Application of Demand Factor: (See Section
and convenience receptacle circuits. 2.20.3.23)
Note: Actual computed lighting load shall be used if the total 31500 volt-amperes x 0.40 = 12120 VA
volt-ampere exceeds that obtained from the 24 volt-amperes
per square meter method. Total Net Computed Load = 66240 VA

5.3 Cooking Load: (See Section 2.20.3.16) 5.5 Circuit Requirement:

Two 4-kW wall mounted ovens,
4 000 VA x 2
Provide two 30-ampere wall mounted
oven circuits.
One 8-kW electric range
Provide one 40-ampere electric range
circuit.
Subtotal Load
Application of Demand Factor: (See Table 2.20.3.16
Column C)
16000 volt-amperes x 0.55
One 1.5 kW microwave oven
(See Table 2.20.3.16 Column B)
Provide one 20-ampere microwave oven
circuit.
One 12-kW electric range
(See Table 2.20.3.16 Column A)
Provide one 60-ampere electric range
circuit.
Total Load
5.4 Other Loads:
Use six 20-ampere 2-wire branch circuits, thirteen
= 8000 VA 30-ampere 2-wire branch circuits, one 40-ampere
2-wire branch circuit, one 60-ampere 2-wire branch
circuit and two 70-ampere 2-wire branch circuits.
= 8000 VA
5.6 Service Entrance Conductors:
Total Full Load Current: (See Sections 4.30.2.4 and
16000 VA 4.40.1.7)
[67 440 VA + 25% (6 000 VA)] ÷ 230 V = 300 Amperes
Use two 325 mm2 THW wires.
= 8800 VA
Note: See Section 2.40.1.4 for conductor and overcurrent
protection ampere rating.
= 1200 VA
5.7 Service Equipment:
(A) Maximum Current Rating of Protective Device,
with: (See Section 4.30.4.2 and Table 4.30.4.2)
= 8000 VA
(1) Nontime Delay Fuse.
[300% (6000 VA) + 6000 VA + 19320 VA + 6000
18000 VA VA + 18000 VA + 12 120 VA] ÷ 230 V = 345
Amperes

One 20-ampere small appliance circuit
@ 1 500 volt-amperes
[See Section 2.20.1.11(C)(1)]
Provide one 20-ampere small
appliance circuit.
One laundry washing machine
@ 1 500 volt-amperes
[See Section 2.20.1.11(C)(2)]
Provide one 20-ampere laundry circuit.
One 5-kW clothes dryer
Provide one 30-ampere clothes dryer
circuit.
Four 5-kW water heaters
Provide four 30-ampere water heater
circuits
One 1.5-Hp water pump, 10 A x 230 V
(2) Inverse Time Circuit Breaker.
= 1500 VA
[250% (6000 VA) + 6000 VA + 19 320 VA + 6000
VA + 18 000 VA + 12 120 VA] ÷ 230 V = 332
Amperes
(B) Service Equipment Rating.
= 1500 VA Use one 400-ampere, 1PST, 250-volt safety switch
with one 400-ampere fuse; or use one 400-ampere
trip, 1-pole, 240-volt molded case circuit breaker (see
= 5000 VA Section 2.40.1.6).
Example D6
Single Family Dwelling Unit, More than 150 Square
= 20000 VA Meters Floor Area,400/230 Volts Three-Phase
4-Wire Service
Same conditions as Example D5 except that the two
= 2300 VA 6-kVA package type air-conditioning units require
3-phase supply.

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