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    This document provides an industry accepted maintenance schedule template for typical electrical distribution equipment. It lists various types of equipment and recommends frequencies for visual inspections, mechanical exercising, and complete testing and maintenance. The schedule recommends inspecting items every 1-12 months, exercising mechanisms every 12 months, and completely testing and maintaining items every 12-36 months depending on the equipment type. The recommended frequencies can vary from half as often to twice as often depending on environmental conditions and criticality of the loads.

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    This document provides an industry accepted maintenance schedule template for typical electrical distribution equipment. It lists various types of equipment and recommends frequencies for visual inspections, mechanical exercising, and complete testing and maintenance. The schedule recommends inspecting items every 1-12 months, exercising mechanisms every 12 months, and completely testing and maintaining items every 12-36 months depending on the equipment type. The recommended frequencies can vary from half as often to twice as often depending on environmental conditions and criticality of the loads.

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    This document provides an industry accepted maintenance schedule template for typical electrical distribution equipment. It lists various types of equipment and recommends frequencies for visual inspections, mechanical exercising, and complete testing and maintenance. The schedule recommends inspecting items every 1-12 months, exercising mechanisms every 12 months, and completely testing and maintaining items every 12-36 months depending on the equipment type. The recommended frequencies can vary from half as often to twice as often depending on environmental conditions and criticality of the loads.

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    IETS

    Electrical Power Engineering and Maintenance Service Specialists

    Electrical Distribution Equipment Maintenance Scheduling

    Electrical Distribution Equipment is an integral and critical part of any facility. Therefore, it is important to
    perform maintenance to ensure reliable and continuous operation of that equipment. The following is an industry
    accepted maintenance schedule template for typical electrical distribution equipment.
    Visual Exercising Complete Testing &
    Equipment Type Inspection Mechanically Maintenance
    (months) (months) (months)
    Switchgear/Switchboard Assemblies 12 12 24
    Transformers
    Small Dry Type 2 12 36
    Large Dry Type 1 12 24
    Liquid Filled 1 12 24
    Fluid Sampling --- --- 12
    Cables
    Low, Medium & High Voltage 2 12 36
    Metal Enclose Busways 2 12 24
    Infrared Scan --- --- 12
    Switches
    Low Voltage Air Switches 2 12 36
    Medium & High Voltage Switches 1 12 24
    Oil , Vacuum or SF6 Switches 1 12 24
    Circuit Breakers
    Low Voltage Power & Insulated/Molded Case 1 12 36
    Medium Voltage Air 1 12 36
    Medium Voltage Vacuum 1 12 24
    Medium Voltage Oil 1 12 36
    Fluid Sampling --- --- 12
    High Voltage Oil 1 12 24
    Fluid Sampling --- --- 12
    High Voltage SF6 1 12 12
    Circuit Switchers 1 12 12
    Protective Relays 1 12 12
    Step-Voltage Regulators 1 12 24
    Fluid Sampling --- --- 12
    Instrument Transformers 12 12 36
    Low & Medium Voltage Motor Starters 2 12 24
    Low & Medium Voltage Motor Control Centers 2 12 24
    Metering Equipment 12 12 36
    Load Tap Changers 1 12 24
    Grounding Systems 2 12 24
    Ground Fault Protection 2 12 12
    Motors & Generators 1 12 24
    Large Station Power Generators 1 --- 24
    Starters & Motor Control Centers 2 12 24
    Capacitors 1 12 12
    Reactors – Dry type or Liquid 2 12 24
    Outdoor Bus Structures 1 12 36
    Automatic Transfer Switches 1 12 12
    Batteries/Battery Chargers 1 12 12
    Rectifiers 1 12 24
    Surge Arresters – Low, Medium & High Voltage 2 12 24

    These recommended frequencies can have a multiplier anywhere from .5 to 2.0 dependent on the equipment
    environmental conditions, equipment usage or operations, or critical nature of the loads the equipment is feeding
    (reliability concerns.)

    Rochester Service Location: 7265 Slocum Road, Lima, NY 14485 Tel: 585-624-2790 Fax: 585-624-2799
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