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MEGA TOWER
J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City
OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
LIGHTING AND POWER

SYSTEM
Operation And Maintenance Manual
MEGA TOWER Lighting and Power System
Table of Contents
Section A Emergency / Vendor Contact Information and

Warranties / Guarantees Certificate
- Emergency / Vendors Contact information
- Warranties / Guarantees Certificate
Section B System Instruction & Information
- System Description
- System Operation
- System Maintenance
Section C Equipment Data and Recommended Spares
- Equipment Data
- Recommended Spares
Section D Manufacturer’s Data
Section E Commissioning Data
Section F Drawing Index and As-Built Drawings
2 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

Section A
Emergency / Vendor Contact

Information and
Warranties / Guarantees Certificate

Emergency / Vendor Contact Information

Company Name: AYIN CONTRACTOR & TRADING
CORPORATION
Company Address: No.1 Road 17 Cor. Road 19, Project,
Quezon City
Contact Person / Designation: Engr. Alexander R. Ong/General
Manager
Telephone Number: 922-5524
Email Address: actcayin_855@yahoo.com.ph
Website: None

Warranties /
Guarantees Certificate

CERTICATE OF WARRANTY
SUBJECT: ELECTRICAL WORKS AT MEGA TOWER
PURCHASE NO. 1300012359
This is to certify that AYIN CONTRACTOR & TRADING CORPORATION has 100%
completed the Scope of Works for the Electrical Works of the above subject project and
other related works were guaranteed against defects and faulty workmanship for a
period of one (1) year after the date of Completion and Final Acceptance.
Within the guaranteed period the company will have an option to repair or replace
defective materials provided therein.
This Guarantee does not apply to defects cause by abnormal working conditions, lack
of preventive maintenance, accident, misuse or neglect and invention of act of God such
as earthquake, flood or fire.
This certicate is issued accordingly this _____ day of ____________at Quezon City,
Philippines.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here to set my hand this ______ day of

_________________at Quezon City, Manila
ALEXANDER R. ONG
General Manager
SUBSCRIBE AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this _______ day of

_______________at Quezon City, Manila, and affiant exhibiting his Community Tax
Cert. No. 201803629308 issued at Quezon City.
Doc. No_________________________
Page No.________________________
Book No.________________________

Section B
System Instruction and Information

- System Description
- System Operation
- System Maintenance

System Description

System Description
An Electrical System within the context of a building is a network to carry, distribute and
convert electrical power safely drom the point of delivery or generation to the various
loads around the building that consume the electrical energy.
Panel installed at Mega Tower is manufactured by HIMEL and supplied by CH ASIA

WORLD OF ELECTRIC INC. It is 3 phase 4 terminal panel.
Following are the list of panels for MEGA TOWER:
A. DISTRIBUTION PANEL:
a. DPPJFB1 – (Basement 1 EE-Room)
b. DPEFB1 – (Basement 1 EE-Room)
c. DLP1 – (5th Floor EE-Room)
d. MDLP1 – (6th Floor EE-Room)
e. 6DPP – (6th Floor EE-Room)
f. 25DPP – (25th Floor EE-Room)
g. 25DPP1 – (25th Floor EE-Room)
h. RDPELEV2 – (Roofdeck EE-Room)
i. RDDPP – (Roofdeck EE-Room)
j. RDPPEF – (Roofdeck EE-Room)
k. RDPELEV – (Roofdeck EE-Room)
l. RDPP – (Roofdeck EE-Room)
B. LIGHTING PANEL:
a. LP – (Basement 3 up to Ground Floor, 3rd up to 51st Floor and
Roofdeck EE-Room)
C. POWER PANEL:
a. MCC1, MCC2 – (8th Floor EMB Chiller Room)
b. MCC3 – (25th Floor EMB Chiller)
c. PPJF – (Basement 3 up to Basement 1 EE Room)
d. PAHU – (3rd Floor, 24th Floor, 26th up to 51st EE-Room)
e. PELEV – (6th, 25th, 40th Floor and Roofdeck EE-Room)
f. PP- (Basement 3 up to Basement 1, 3rd up to 51st Floor EE-Room)

D. MC:
a. MCG1 – (Ground Floor EE-Room)
b. 7MC typical up to 51MC – (7th up to 24th Floor, 26th up to 51st Floor EE-
Room)
E. MTS:
a. MTS-1 – (8th Floor EMB)
b. MTS-2 – (8th Floor EMB)
c. 7MTS typ. Up to 51MTS – (7th up to 24th Floor, 25th up to 51st Floor EE-
Room)
d. RDMTS – (Roofdeck EE-Room)
F. ATS
a. ATS-FP1 – (25th Floor EMB)
b. ATS-FP2 – (25th Floor EMB)

System Operation

System Operation
Starting Operating Shutdown

Turn ON main Check the load side Be sure that all connected
circuit breaker terminals of lighting and loads on the lighting and
Power panel board that Power panel board are
all connected on it. shut off.
Switch ON all of the Check line side and load Be sure that all lightings
single pole circuit side of lighting main within the area have tap
breakers Circuit breaker directed to lighting fixture.
toall connected loads.
Summary
During starting, the entire system terminal to terminals of the circuit breaker
must be checked to verify that panel boards in every single locations is being shut OFF
before the secondary breaker will be turned ON, Then, perform functional testing per
circuiting or per load of the lighting fixture, outlet, area or equipment to avoid sparking
on circuit breaker terminals. Every line side and load side voltages in every panel board
must also be checked prior to energization of all circuit breakers within the panel board.
Herein for general purposes, shutdown process will be from downstream to upstream
panel boards/switches.

System Maintenance

System Maintenance
CATEGORY
Yearly
REGULAR CHECKLIST
METHOD OF 3 6 1
ITEM PART CHECK ISSUE CRITERIA
INSPECTION MOS. MOS. YEAR
Measurement /
* Blinking bulb Not Blinking ●
Visual
Lighting Fixture and
Overall
Wiring Devices Proper
Measurement /
* Electrical outlet termination ●
Visual
sparks of wire to

Trouble Shooting Operation

Major Electrical System (Panelboards)
Trouble Root / Cause Counter Measures

Line-to-neutral or, line- The resistance across the Perform a functional testing
to-ground fault. wires approaches to zero to trace the point of fault.
due to moisture and
conductive foreign
Element.
No normal power to The main normal circuit Trip mode-turnoff-turn on.
specific tenant unit. breaker in the main panel
is not switched “ON” or in
“TRIP” mode.
The circuit breaker in the
Meter Centre of the
specific merchant unit is
not switched “ON” or in
“TRIP” mode.
Unwanted tripping off of Damaged circuit breakers. Replace circuit breakers
the circuit breakersinside immediately.
a given panel
board.
Circuit Breaker and Lighting Fixture

Line-to-neutral or, line-to- The resistance across the Perform functional testing
ground fault wires approaches to zero to trace the point of fault.
due to moisture and
conductive foreign
element.
Unwanted tripping off of Damaged circuit breakers Replace circuit breakers
circuit breakers inside a immediately.
given panel board
Tripping of circuit Overloading of the circuit. Lessen the use of high
breakers. wattage equipment.
Blinking bulb Loose light plug. Make sure the bulb is
screw in tightly.
Variance in lighting Loose wiring connection Check for loose
intensity in a unit area. or corroded neutral wire in connection and terminate it
the circuit breaker. properly.
Interrupted lighting Loose wiring connection Fix splicing and device
fixtures illumination and or terminal lugs in outlet, terminations, circuit
power outlets terminal splice box, fixtures, circuit breaker terminals bolt
voltages. breakers, switches and tightening, and lugs
panel bus bars. tightening to bus bars and
terminals.

Minor Electrical System
Circuit Breaker, Lighting Fixture and Power Outlets

Burnt smell on devices Overloaded circuit. Locate where the burnt
and wires. smell came from, turn the
power off and conduct
necessary repair.
Surge of voltages. Caused by lightning Install plug-in surge
strikes, and voltage protectors to safeguard
fluctuations due to over individual electronic
usage of rated electrical equipment.
equipment like welding
machines.
Power outages. Caused by the disruption Install uninterruptible
of an electrical grid and power supply (UPS) units
may be imposed then to operate online to filterout
there is an inadequate power disturbances and
utility service, heavy provide free flowing
power draws in area / electricity during normal
facility. conditions. UPS units are
equipped with battery
backup systems in case of
blackout.
Static interference and Caused by cordless Physical segregation of
harmonic distortion. phones, air conditioners noise source from noise-
and vacuum cleaners. sensitive equipment or by
using harmonic current
control equipment.
Electrical outlet arc faults. Loose wire connection or Locate the short circuit and
corroded wires. check the connection of
wire if properly terminated.
Preventive Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance is a standard practice for electrical system that can
be done in multiple of ways either using advance method and involving hi-tech devices
or the traditional method. It requires tools and equipment and devices of what works
best depending on the type, location and accessibility. The most important part about
performing preventive maintenance is that it must be planned and be consistent.
Regardless of the type of tools used to identify all electrical problems, all electrical repair
and installation should be done by licensed electrical personnel or non-licensed
personnel supervised by an licensed Electrical Engineer.

Preventive Maintenance focused on a goal which is to keep the system

working in optimal and reliable for the longest period of time at the lowest operating
cost.
List of Tools and Equipment for Preventive Maintenance Activities
Tools / Model / Brand Manufac Supplier Address Quantit

Equipment Type Name turer y/
Number
Vaccum VC-150 Hilti Hilti Hilti Makati City 1 pc
Cleaner x
Portable Air Vespa Vespa Dragon Manila 1 pc
Compressor Prime
Combination Sthto- Stanley Stanley Starscrew Las Pinas 1 pc
Plier (8”) 74367 Tech City
Pilips Screw 0-64-949 Stanley Stanley Starscrew Las Pinas 1 pc
Tech City
Standard 0-64-921 Stanley Stanley Starscrew Las Pinas 1 set
Screwdrivers Tech City
Sochet Stanley Stanley Stanley Starscrew Las Pinas 1 set
Wrench 89-092-1 Tech City
(assorted
sizes)
Crimping N/A N/A AWS AWS Mandaluyo 1 set
Tool ng City
Electrical N/A Armak Armak Armak Pasay City 10 pcs
Tape
Multi-tester Kyuritso Kyuritso Avesco Quezon 1 set
City
Cable Tie N/A N/A Mc Gill Allied Quezon 10
(Assorted Master City packs
sizes)

List of Consumable Item/Material used for Preventive Maintenance
Description Brand Manufacturer Supplier Address Quantity

Cutting Disk Tyrolit Tyrolit Allied Quezon 1 pc
Master City
Hacksaw Blade Tyrolit Tyrolit Allied Quezon 2 pc
Master City
G.I. Wire Guage Local 1 kilo
Lacquer /Paint Local 1 gallon

Thinner
Pvc Solvent Neltex Neltex Allied Quezon 1 can
cement 400cc Master City
Metal Amtec Amtec Allied Quezon 2 pcs

Square/Junction Master City
Box
Electrical Tape Armak N/A Local 2 pcs
Masking Tape N/A N/A Local 2 pcs
Paint Brush Local N/A Local 3 pcs

(Assorted sizes)
Cable Tie Local N/A Allied Quezon 10 pcs

5mmx150mm Master City
Cable Tie Local Armak Allied Quezon 10 pcs

5mmx300mm Master City
Rubber Tape Armak Hilti Allied Quezon 1 pc

Master City
Drill Bit S/S ¼” Hilti Hilti Stronghold Pasay 1 pc

City
Drill Bit S/S 1/8” Hilti Hilti Stronghold Pasay 1 pc

City
Drill Bit S/S Hilti Local Stronghold Pasay 1 pc

5/32” City
Hexagonal Nut Local Stronghold Pasay 10 pcs

with washer ¼” City
& 3/8” & ½”

Section C
Equipment Data and Recommended

Spares
- Equipment Data
- Recommended Spares

Equipment Data

Equipment Data
No. PANEL QTY DESCRIPTION VOLTAGE KAIC
1 MDLP1 1 assy
Main: 1pc 600AT,800AF,3P 400V 42 KAIC
Brs: 1pc 400AT,600AF,3P 400V 42 KAIC
1pc 400AT,800AF,3P (Spare) 400V 42 KAIC
1pc 600AF, Space w/ cover 42 KAIC
2 DLP1 1 assy
Brs: 2pcs 175AT,225AF,3P 400V 22 KAIC
3 LPB1 1 assy
4 LPB2 1 assy
2pcs 20AT,100AF,1P (Spare) 230V 10 KAIC
4pcs 20AT,100AF,1P (Spare w/ cover) 230V 10 KAIC
5 LPB3 1 assy
Main: 1pcs 100AT,100AF,3P 400V 12 KAIC
2pcs 20AT,100AF,1P – GFCI 230V 10 KAIC
6 LPG 1 assy

7 LP3 1 assy
8 LP4 1 assy
Main: 1pcs 70T,100AF,3P 400V 12 KAIC
1pc 100AF,1P (Spare w/ cover) 230V 10 KAIC
9 LP5 1 assy
Main: 1pc 100T,100AF,3P 400V 12 KAIC
5pcs 100AF,1P (Spare w/ cover) 230V 10 KAIC
10 LP6 1 assy
11 LPMR 1 assy
Main: 1pc 100T,100AF,3P 400V 12 KAIC
12 LP7 1 assy

Main: 1pc LUGS ONLY 60A,100AF,3P 400V
13 LP8 1 assy
14 LP9 1 assy
15 LP10 1 assy
16 LP11 1 assy
17 LP12 1 assy

18 LP13 1 assy
Main: 1pc LUGS ONLY 60A,100AF,3P 400V 12 KAIC
19 LP14 1 assy
20 LP15 1 assy
21 LP16 1 assy
22 LP17 1 assy
23 LP18 1 assy

24 LP19 1 assy
25 LP20 1 assy
26 LP21 1 assy
27 LP22 1 assy
28 LP23 1 assy

29 LP24 1 assy
30 LP25 1 assy
TYP.LP26 &
31 2 assy
LP28
TYP. LP27, LP30,

32 4 assy
LP33, & LP36
TYP. LP29, LP31,

LP32, LP34,
33 LP35, LP37, & 15 assy
LP38, LP40-44,
LP46-47, LP49

34 LP39
TYP. LP42, LP45,

35 3 assy
& LP48
36 LP50 1 assy
37 LPRD 1 assy
38 MCG1 1 assy
2pcs 150AT,225AF,1P 230V 12 KAIC

39 BD-1 1 assy
40 BD-2 1 assy
1pc 1600AT,1800AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
41 BD-3 1 assy
1pc 800AT,1800AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
42 BD-R 1 assy
1pc 1000AT,1000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 1600AT,2000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
TYP. 38MC,
40MC, 43MC,
43 7 assy
44MC, 46MC,
47MC, 49MC
Main: 1pc LUGS ONLY 600AT,800AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 125AT,225AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 60AT,100AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
TYP. 38PAHU TO
44 12 assy
49PAHU

45 39MC 1 assy
Brs: 4pcs 100AT,225AF,3P 400V 35KAIC
2pcs 125AT,225AF,3P 400V 35KAIC
2pcs 60AT,225AF,3P 400V 35KAIC
LP42, LP45, &

46 3 assy
LP48
47 DPPJFB-1 1 assy 35 KAIC
48 PPJBF-1 1 assy
48 PPJBF-2 1 assy
49 PPJBF-3 1 assy

50 DPEFB1 1 assy
1pc 600AT,800AF,3P 400V 42 KAIC
1pc 700AT,800AF,3P 400V 42 KAIC
51 PPB1 1 assy
52 PPB31 1 assy
1pc 225AT,225AF,3P 400V 22 KAIC
53 PPB32 1 assy
1pc 400AT,600AF,3P 400V 22 KAIC
54 MCC1 1 assy

55 MCC2 1 assy
56 MCC3 1 assy
Main: 1pc LUGS ONLY 1200AT,3P 400V
57 MCG1 1 assy
1pc 125AT,225AF,1P 230V 12 KAIC
1pc 175AT,225AF,1P 230V 12 KAIC
58 24PP 1 assy
Main: 1pc LUGS ONLY 700AT,3P 400V 35 KAIC
59 RDPP 1 assy
Main: 1pc LUGS ONLY 250A,3P 400V 35 KAIC

60 LVSB1 1 assy
Main: 1pc 5000AT,5000A,4P 400V 100 KAIC
1pc 3000AT,5000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 3500AT,5000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 4000AT,5000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
61 LVSB2 1 assy
1pc 1400AT,2500AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 3000AT,4000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 3000AT,5000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 3500AT,5000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
62 LVSB3 1 assy
1pc 1400AT,4000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 3000AT,4000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 3000AT,5000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 3500AT,5000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
63 LVSB4 1 assy

1pc 800AT,1000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 1000AT,4000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 1400AT,4000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 3000AT,5000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
1pc 3500AT,5000AF,3P 400V 80 KAIC
64 LVSBR-(BD) 1 assy
65 7MC 1 assy
Main: 1pc 600AT,,3P(LUGS ONLY) 400V 50 KAIC
66 8MC 1 assy
9MC,15MC,
67 12MC,18MC & 5 assy
21MC
10MC,11MC,
13MC,14MC
16MC,17MC,
68 19MC, 20MC, 10 assy
22mc & 23MC

69 25MC 1 assy
Brs: 4pcs 100AT, 225AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 125AT, 225AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 60AT, 225AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 60AT, 225AF,3P (Spare) 400V 35 KAIC
70 25PAHU 1 assy
Main: 1pc LUGS ONLY RATED AT 125AT, 400V

14 KAIC
3P
2pcs 40AT, 100AF,3P (Spare) 400V 12 KAIC
26MC,28MC,
29MC,31MC
71 8 assy
32MC,34MC,
35MC, 37MC
Main: 1pc LUGS ONLY_ 600AT, 3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 125AT, 225AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 60AT, 100AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
26PAHU,28PAHU,
72 29PAHU,31PAHU, 8 assy
32PAHU,

34PAHU,
35PAHU, 37PAHU

14 KAIC
3P
27MC,30MC,
73 4 assy
33MC,36MC
1pc 125AT, 225AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 60AT, 100AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
27PAHU,30PAHU,
74 33PAHU,36PAHU, 8 assy
50PAHU

14 KAIC
3P
75 50MC 1 assy
1pc 125AT, 225AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 60AT, 100AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
76 50PAHU 1 assy


14 KAIC
3P
76 7PAHU 1 assy

14 KAIC
3P
77 8PAHU 1 assy

14 KAIC
3P
78 6DPP 1 assy
Main: 1pc 1000AT, 1000AF,3P 400V 42 KAIC
2pcs 200AT, 225AF,3P 400V 42 KAIC
1pc 600AT, 800AF,3P 400V 42 KAIC
79 6PELEV 1 assy
3pcs 100AT, 100AF,3P 400V 22 KAIC
1pc 70AT, 100AF,3P 400V 22 KAIC

80 3PAHU 1 assy
1pc 100AF,3P (Spare) 400V 22 KAIC
81 24DPP 1 assy
1pc 1200AT, 1600AF,3P 400V 42 KAIC
1pc 700AT, 800AF,3P 400V 42 KAIC
2pcs 600AF,3P (Space w/cover) 400V 42 KAIC
82 24PELEV 1 assy
Main: 1pc LUGS ONLY_ 500AT, 3P 400V
83 24PELEV1 1 assy
4pcs 100AT, 225AF,3P 400V 22 KAIC
83 39PELEV 1 assy

84 RDDPP 1 assy
Brs: 1pc 800AT, 800AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 250AT, 400AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
1pc 60AT, 100AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
85 RDPELEV 1 assy
2pcs 60AT, 100AF,3P 400V 22 KAIC
86 RDPPEF 1 assy
87 24DPP1 1 assy
1pc 600AT, 600AF,3P 400V 35 KAIC
88 24PPEB 1 assy
Main: 1pc LUGS ONLY_ 400AT, 3P
1pc 40AT, 100AF,3P 400V 22 KAIC

89 PPDAMPER 1 assy
90 RDPELEV2 1 assy
1pc 60AT, 100AF,3P 400V 12 KAIC
2pcs 100AT, 100AF,3P 400V 12 KAIC
91 PPMR 1 assy

Recommended Spares

Recommended Spares
Model / Brand Manufacturer Service Or If Replacement
Type File Condition Cost of Unit
applies (Php)
Wires & Unicon London Wires 60 to If properly P3,200 –
Cables – 100 installed in P5,000 / box
THHN / years a given load (150 mtrs.)
THWN
Breakers Metasol LS Circuit More or Required P 6,000 – P
Breaker less 30 annual 30,000 / unit
years exercise –
OFF, ON,
TRIP,
RESET, ON
Switches Panasonic Panasonic 15 to Depending P 250 – 600 /
and C.O.’s 25 on how unit
years often it uses
Flourescent Osram / Osram / FSL 30,000 Depending P 150 – P500 /
& Bulbs FSL to on how unit
50,000 often it uses
hours
-Wiring
The most common component of electrical system is the wiring. Copper

conductors wiring can last for more than 100 years. But the operating life of a wire does
not only depend on its conductor. Others facts that affects the life span of a wire are
insulation and its compliance to required installation methodology. The most common
widely used type of wire in terms of the different load and temperature coefficient.
-Breakers
The circuit breakers are more likely to fail than the panel. A breaker that trip
at most often time is more likely to fail, though most breakers nowadays are rated to
work as switches.
-Installation
Most often, installation life span depending on the quality of wires and devices
used. But the usage of electrical devices must also be considered. Thus, if devices were
used at most often, the more the devices might destroy quicker. And another thing must

be consider is the temperature of the area, considerable effects on the insulation,

especially if wiring has been installed in an unusually warm area. Also a number of wires
bundled in the same run, especially if the wires are carrying heavy electrical loads, it
can increase temperatures and reduce the insulations lifetime.
-Sevice Panels
The electrical service panel is the box that holds your circuit breakers. The
panel takes the power line from Main Distribution Panels and distribute the current to
the sub-panels and service panels.
-Switches and Convenience Outlets
Lighting’s controls have an average life expectancy of 30 years, but ofcourse,

the lifetime of a switch is inversely proportionate to the frequency of its use. A little-used
switch lasts; if it used often, it will be destroying much quicker. The same is true of
convenience outlet. If it constantly has a plug pushed in and pulled out, it is likely to fail
much sooner. Cool and damp locations can also shorten their lifespan. Cheaper
switches and C.O.’s generally tend to wear out sooner.
-Bulbs
The light-bulb technology is changing almost as fast as computer technology. The

typical, standard incandescent bulb now become obsolete, lives 1,000 to 2,000 hours. By
comparison, the compact fluorescent bulb (CFL), according to the chart, should give you 8,000
to 10,000 hours of use; and the new on the block, the LED (light-emitting diode), should work
for 30,000 to 50,000 hours.A significant advantage of CFL’s and LED’s is their reduce energy
consumption – CFL’s use a fraction of the energy of incandescent bulbs, and LED’s use
maybehalf the energy of CFL’s.

Section D
Manufacturer’s Data

Manufacturer’s Data

1. LIGHTING FIXTURE
Supplier: Jafiroe Marketing, Inc

Address: 2309 Concha Street, San Andres Bukid, Manila
Tel. No: 09063888415
Supplier: Tri-Sparks Lightning Solution Inc.

Address: 942 Paris St. Brgy. 726 Zone 079, Malate, Manila
Tel. No: 536-3697
2. WIRING DEVICES
Supplier: Unicab Wire Industries Inc.

Address: 11A Dagot Street, Brgy. Manresa, Quezon City
Tel. No:
3. COPPER WIRES
Supplier: Tang International Enterprises Inc.

Address: 33 Zaragosa St. Araneta Subdivision, Quezon City
Tel. No: 715-6381, 715-6390
Supplier: London Industrial Products Inc.

Address: Sitio Luwasan, Guyong, Sta Maria, Bulacan
Tel. No: 365-578, 364-5373
4. PANELBOARDS, ECB’S AND BREAKERS
Supplier: CH Asia World of Electric Corp.

Address: 33 B. Serrano St. Grace Park, Caloocan City
Tel. No: 09396176877, 09178124521
5. LIGHTNING ARRESTER
Supplier: Onsight Lightning Protection

Address: Block 40, lot 36, Santa Bar Villa 2, Silangan, San Mateo Rizal
Tel. No: 664-8883

Section E
Commissioning Data

Commissioning Data

Commissioning Data
SMMT-CTR-0660 EL-027 MTS-2-6DPP Manual Transfer Switch to 6DPP
Manual Transfer Switch to

SMMT-CTR-0671 EL-028 MTS-25DPP1
25DPP1
Automatic Transfer Switch -

SMMT-CTR-0682 EL-029 ATS-FP1
Fire Pump 1
Automatic Transfer Switch -

SMMT-CTR-0683 EL-030 ATS-FP2
Fire Pump 2
SMMT-CTR-0684 EL-031 MCC1 Motor Control Center
SMMT-CTR-0685 EL-032 MCC2 Motor Control Center
SMMT-CTR-0686 EL-033 BD-1 Bus Duct
SMMT-CTR-0690 EL-037 BD-R Bus Duct
Enclosed Circuit Breaker

SMMT-CTR-0696 EL-042 ECB-400AT-B3
(Potable Pump)

(Non-Potable Pump)
SMMT-CTR-0698 EL-044 ECB-225AT-B3 Enclosed Circuit Breaker (FAF)
SMMT-CTR-0699 EL-045 ECB-225AT-B3 Enclosed Circuit Breaker (EF)

(Sump Pump)

(Sump Pump)

(Sump Pump)

SMMT-CTR-0712 EL-056 DPPJFB1 Distribution Panel
SMMT-CTR-0713 EL-057 PPJFB1 Power Panel
SMMT-CTR-0716 EL-060 PPB1 Power Panel
SMMT-CTR-0728 EL-071 LPG1 Lighting Panel
SMMT-CTR-0729 EL-072 LPG2 Lighting Panel

(TRANSFER PUMP)
SMMT-CTR-0735 EL-077 ECB-100AT-2F Enclosed Circuit Breaker
SMMT-CTR-0738 EL-079 3PAHU Power Panel

SMMT-CTR-0739 EL-080 ECB-100AT-3F
(AHU)
SMMT-CTR-0748 EL-084 ECB-125AT-4F Enclosed Circuit Breaker (LP3)
SMMT-CTR-0755 EL-088 MDLP1 Main Distribution Panel
SMMT-CTR-0760 EL-092 6ELEV Power Panel
SMMT-CTR-0766 EL-097 7MTS Manual Transfer Switch
SMMT-CTR-0767 EL-098 7MC Meter Center
SMMT-CTR-0774 EL-103 LP8 Lighting Panel

SMMT-CTR-0841 EL-151 24PAHU AHU Panel

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)
SMMT-CTR-0848 EL-157 MCC-3 Meter Center
SMMT-CTR-0851 EL-160 25PP Power Panel
SMMT-CTR-0853 EL-162 25PPEB Power Panel

(Potable Transfer Pump)

Enclosed Circuit Breaker (Non-

Potable Transfer Pump)
SMMT-CTR-0863 EL-171 ECB-200AT-25F Enclosed Circuit Breaker (FAF)

(PAHU)

(PAHU)

(PAHU)

(PAHU)

(FSPF)

(SEEF)

(FSPF)

(SEEF)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)


(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)


(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)


(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)


(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)


(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)


(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)

(AHU)
SMMT-CTR-1457 EL-411 RDPELEV2 Distribution Panel


SMMT-CTR-1463 EL-417 ECB-175AT-RD
(ELEV-20)

(ELEV-21)

(ELEV-23)

(ELEV-24)

(ELEV-25)

(ELEV-26)
Enclosed Circuit Breaker (S.

ELEV-1)
Enclosed Circuit Breaker (S.

ELEV-2)

(PAHU)

(PAHU)
SMMT-CTR-1475 EL-429 ECB-50AT-RD Enclosed Circuit Breaker (TEF)
SMMT-CTR-1476 EL-430 ECB-30AT-RD Enclosed Circuit Breaker (TEF)
SMMT-CTR-1477 EL-431 ECB-20AT-RD Enclosed Circuit Breaker (SF)

(SEIF)

(SEEF)

(FSPF)

(FSFF)


(FSPF)

(FSPF)
SMMT-CTR-1579 EL-506 ECB-32AT-8F Enclosed Circuit Breaker (EF)
SMMT-CTR-1580 EL-507 ECB-32AT-8F Enclosed Circuit Breaker (EF)

Section F
Drawing Index and As-built

Drawings

Drawing Index and As-built Drawings

SHEET NO. SHEET CONTENTS
E-1 General Notes, Vicinity Map,Drawing Index
E-2 Riser Diagram
E-3 Riser Diagram
E-4 Riser Diagram
E-5 Schedule of Loads
E-12 Basement 3 Lighting Layout
E-13 Basement 3 Power Layout

E-18 Ground Floor Lighting Layout
E-19 Ground Floor Power Layout
E-20 2nd Floor Lighting Layout
E-21 2nd Floor Power Layout
E-22 3rd Floor Lighting Layout
E-23 3rd Floor Power Layout
E-24 4th Floor Lighting Layout
E-25 4th Floor Power Layout

E-34 Typical 8th to 22nd Floor Lighting & Power Layout
23rd Floor Lighting & Power
E-35 24th Floor Lighting & Power Layout
24th Mezzanine Floor Lighting & Power Layout
E-36 Typical 25th to 38th Floor Lighting & Power Layout
39th Floor Lighting & Power
E-37 40h Floor Lighting & Power Layout
41th Floor Lighting & Power Layout
E-38 Typical 42nd to 49th Floor Lighting & Power Layout
51st Floor Lighting & Power
E-39 Roofdeck Lighting & Power Layout
Helipad Lighting & Power Layout

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MEGA TOWER

J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

LIGHTING AND POWER

Section A Emergency / Vendor Contact Information and

- Emergency / Vendors Contact information

- Warranties / Guarantees Certificate

Section B System Instruction & Information

Section C Equipment Data and Recommended Spares

Section D Manufacturer’s Data

Section E Commissioning Data

Section F Drawing Index and As-Built Drawings

2 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

Emergency / Vendor Contact

3 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

Emergency / Vendor Contact Information

4 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

Company Name: AYIN CONTRACTOR & TRADING

Company Address: No.1 Road 17 Cor. Road 19, Project,

Contact Person / Designation: Engr. Alexander R. Ong/General

Telephone Number: 922-5524

Email Address: actcayin_855@yahoo.com.ph

5 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

6 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

SUBJECT: ELECTRICAL WORKS AT MEGA TOWER

PURCHASE NO. 1300012359

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here to set my hand this ______ day of

SUBSCRIBE AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME this _______ day of

7 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

System Instruction and Information

8 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

9 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

Panel installed at Mega Tower is manufactured by HIMEL and supplied by CH ASIA

Following are the list of panels for MEGA TOWER:

10 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

11 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

12 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

Starting Operating Shutdown

13 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

14 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

15 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

Trouble Shooting Operation

Trouble Root / Cause Counter Measures

Circuit Breaker and Lighting Fixture

16 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

Minor Electrical System

Circuit Breaker, Lighting Fixture and Power Outlets

Trouble Root / Cause Counter Measures

17 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

Preventive Maintenance focused on a goal which is to keep the system

List of Tools and Equipment for Preventive Maintenance Activities

Tools / Model / Brand Manufac Supplier Address Quantit

18 J. Vargas Cor. EDSA Brgy. Wack Wack, Mandaluyong City

List of Consumable Item/Material used for Preventive Maintenance

Description Brand Manufacturer Supplier Address Quantity

Lacquer /Paint Local 1 gallon

Metal Amtec Amtec Allied Quezon 2 pcs

Masking Tape N/A N/A Local 2 pcs

Paint Brush Local N/A Local 3 pcs

Cable Tie Local N/A Allied Quezon 10 pcs

Cable Tie Local Armak Allied Quezon 10 pcs

Rubber Tape Armak Hilti Allied Quezon 1 pc

Drill Bit S/S ¼” Hilti Hilti Stronghold Pasay 1 pc

Drill Bit S/S 1/8” Hilti Hilti Stronghold Pasay 1 pc