TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILIPPINES

College of Engineering and Architecture

1338 Arlegui Street, Quiapo, Manila

Electrical System and Illumination Engineering Design

EE410 – EE41S1– S. Y. 2022-2023

Fundamentals of Electrical System Design, Layout,

Installation, and Cost Estimate

TWO-STOREY DWELLING UNIT

Submitted to:

Engr. ARTURO M. ZABALA, PEE

Faculty-In-Charge (EE 410/EE41S1)

Submitted by:

ALFORQUE, MARVIN JAY D.

DATE:

24 March 2023
 Fundamentals of Electrical System Design, Layout, Installation, and Cost Estimate of Two Storey Dwelling Unit

Table of Contents

II. Project Description 4

A. Proposed Project Layout 4
B. Requirements as per National Building Code 7
C. Requirements as per Philippine Electrical Code 7
III. Calculation of Number of Luminaires 8
A. Working Formula 8
B. Recommended Illumination Level 8
C. Calculation of Number of Luminaires 9
IV. Calculation of the Right Cooling Capacity of Air-Conditioners per Area 11
A. Computation of Rating of Air Conditioner 11
B. Typical Motor Compressor Rating (hp) vis-à-vis Cooling Capacity as Claimed by by
Suppliers and Distributors 12
C. Calculation for the Right Size (Cooling Capacity) of Room Air Conditioners 13
V. Installation Guidelines 14
A. Height of Various Outlets and Switches 14
VI. Pictorial Sample of Electrical Layout and Installation 14
A. Power Layout 14
B. Lighting Layout 16
VII. Discussion of Estimate of Material Cost, Labor Cost, and Profit 19
VIII. Pictorials of Materials Used (Various Electrical Equipment and Devices) 22
IX. Electric Utility Application and Installation Permits 26
X. Sample Calculation of Demand Factor (Individual) 31
XI. Comparison of Calculation Based on Schedule of Loads Calculation and Provisions
Based on Article 2.20 Branch Circuit, Feeder, and Service Calculation 34
XII. Description of Tables Used in the Design Based on PEC 2017 Edition 36
XV. References 39

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I. Honor Pledge for Group Projects

“As an Individual presentation, I accept my responsibility for my role in ensuring the

integrity of the work submitted in which I participated.”

Members:

Alforque, Marvin Jay D.

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II. Project Description

A. Proposed Project Layout

The proposed single family dwelling unit is located along the Subdivision of Phase 8,
Heritage homes, Marilao, Bulacan. (See Figure 1). The house project has a total floor
area of 300 square meters. The two-storey dwelling unit will be wired with necessary
electrical devices and equipment with correct size and capacity, security devices, and
others in accordance within the Philippine Electrical Code of 2017.

The supply voltage to the dwelling unit is 230 volts, single phase, and 60 hertz, and
there is only one service drop in the dwelling unit. The dimensions of the rooms and
other areas in the dwelling unit shall not be smaller than the National Building Code
standards.

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Figure 1: Ground Floor Plan with Dimensions

The project is composed of seven (7) different rooms with the following dimensions:
Ground Floor:

Dining Area 6.8738 x 5.1200 m

Living Area 7.7600 x 4.0000 m
Kitchen Area 11.8800 x 4.6400 m
Comfort Room 2.5000 x 2.0000 m
Guest Room 4.8862 x 4.0000 m
Laundry Area 4.0000 x 2.5000 m
Garden 10.88 x 2.00 x 12.38 x 3.00 m
Garage 4.0000 x 4.000 m

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Figure 2: Second Floor Plan with Dimensions

Second Floor

Study Area 7.7561 x 4.0000 m

Bedroom 1 4.0000 x 4. 0000 m
Balcony 4.0000 x 2.0000 m
Bedroom 2 4.0000 x 4.0000 m
Bedroom 3 4.8862 x 4.0000 m
Master’s Bedroom 4.8862 x 4.6400 m
Balcony 3.0000 x 2.5000 m
Comfort Room 2.7358 x 2.0000 m
Computer Room 4.6400 x 3.9990 m

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B. Requirements as per National Building Code

Section 5.01.06: Minimum Size of Rooms and Their Least Dimensions

(a) The minimum sizes of rooms and their least horizontal dimensions shall be as
follows: 6:00 square (65 square feet) with at least nominal dimension of 2.00 meters
(6 feet 7 inches) for rooms for human habitation; 3.00 square meters (32 square feet)
with a least horizontal dimension of 1.50 meters (5 feet) for kitchens; and 1.20
square meters (12 square feet) with a least horizontal dimension of 0.90 meter (3
feet) for bathrooms.

Section 5.01.08: Window Openings

(b) Every room intended for any use, not otherwise provided with air conditioning or
mechanical ventilation system as herein provided in this Code, shall be provided
with a window or windows whose total area of openings shall be at least 1/10th
the floor area of the room, and such shall open directly to a court, yard, public
way or alley, or water course.

C. Requirements as per Philippine Electrical Code

All electrical systems load calculations and installations mentioned in this design shall
conform to the provisions of the latest edition of the Philippine Electrical Code and other
sections of the Code.

The following load calculations should be generally used in sizing but not limited to the
following:

1. Lighting Load
2. Receptacle Outlet/Power Layout
3. Air-conditioning Systems and other loads
4. Conductor Size
5. Conduit Size
6. Demand Factor Calculation
7. Overcurrent Protection Devices
8. Calculation of Voltage Drop
9. Short Circuit Calculation
10. Generator Sizing

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III. Calculation of Number of Luminaires

A. Working Formula

To determine the coefficient of utilization, use the table below from “Manual of Practice
on Efficient Lighting”, page 361. In this case, the coefficient of utilization and
maintenance
factors were set to be 0.8. Then calculate the number of luminaires using the equation
below:

Where:

N = number of luminaire/s
W = width, meters
L = length, meters
E = illumination level in lux
T = number of lamp/s per luminaire
CU = coefficient of utilization
MF = maintenance factor
𝛷 = light output in lumen

B. Recommended Illumination Level

Table 1: Recommended Illumination Level

Rooms/Area Recommended Lux Level
Garage 540
Laundry 540
Kitchen 540
Living Area 540
Stairs 540
Storage Area 320
Dining Area 540
Balcony 110
Hallway 110
Toilet & Bath 220
Bedrooms 110
Entertainment Room 320
Guest Room 320
Master Bedroom 320

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Table 2: Recommended Illumination Level per Room Area

Rooms/Area Recommended Lux Level Floor Area, m2

Garage 540 28.8
Laundry 540 15
Kitchen 540 24.64
Living Area (Inter) 540 10.4
Living Area (Outer) 320 12.1
Stairs 540 4.5
Storage Area 320 19.14
Dining Area 540 25
Balcony (Road Facing) 110 11.22
Balcony (Entrance) 110 12.75
Hallway Ground Floor
(Part 1) 110 16.8
Hallway Ground Floor
110 7.35
(Part 2)
Hallway Second Floor 110 24.2
Entertainment Room 320 36.04
Guest Room 320 26.88
Toilet & Bath 110 3.74
Master Bedroom 320 21.66
Toilet & Bath 110 5.4
Study Room 320 4.5
Bedroom#1 110 21.66
Toilet & Bath 110 14.25

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Ground Floor

Room reference Solution Number of

luminaire/s
Living Area (320)(31.14 ) Install 4 luminaires
N= =4
( 2400 ) ( 0.8 )( 0.8)(1)

Dining Area (540)(35.17) Install 4 luminaires

N= =4
( 2400 ) ( 0.8 )( 0.8)(1)

Kitchen (540)(55.12) Install 6 luminaires

N= =6
( 2400 ) ( 0.8 )( 0.8)(1)

Laundry (540)(10) Install 1 luminaire

N =1
( 2400 )( 0.8 ) (0.8)(1)

Guest Room (320)(19.56) Install 1 luminaire

N= =1
( 2400 ) ( 0.8 )( 0.8)(1)
Comfort Room (110 )(5) Install 1 luminaire
N= =1
(1200) ( 0.8 )(0.8)(1)

Garage (540)(16) Install 3 luminaires

N= =3
(2400) ( 0.8 ) (0.8)(1)

Garden 1 (540)(21.76) Install 2 luminaires

N= =2
(2400) ( 0.8 ) (0.8)(1)

Garden 2 (540)(28.78) Install 2 luminaires

N= =2
(2400) ( 0.8 ) (0.8)(1)

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Second Floor

Room reference Solution Number of

luminaire/s
Study Area (320)(30.14 ) Install 4
N= =4 luminaires
( 2400 ) ( 0.8 )( 0.8)(1)

Computer Room (320)(18.56) Install 1

N= =1 luminaire
( 2400 ) ( 0.8 )( 0.8)(1)

Comfort Room (110)(5.5) Install 1

N= =1 luminaire
( 1200 ) ( 0.8 ) ( 0.8)(2)

Master Bedroom (320)(18.56) Install 1

N= =1 luminaire
( 2400 ) ( 0.8 )( 0.8)(1)
Install 1
Balcony
(110)(8) luminaire
N= =1
( 1800 ) ( 0.8 ) ( 0.8)(1)
Install 1
Comfort Room (110)(3) luminaire
N= =1
( 1200 ) ( 0.8 ) ( 0.8)(1)

Bedroom 1 (110)(16) Install 1

N= =1 luminaire
( 2400 ) ( 0.8 )( 0.8)(1)
Install 1
Balcony
(110)(8) luminaire
N= =1
( 1800 ) ( 0.8 ) ( 0.8)(1)
Install 1
(110)(3) luminaire
Comfort Room N= =1
( 1200 ) ( 0.8 ) ( 0.8)(1)

Bedroom 2 (110)(9.16) Install 1

N= =1 luminaires
(2400) ( 0.8 ) (0.8)(1)
Install 1
Comfort Room
(110)(8) luminaires
N= =1
( 1200 ) ( 0.8 ) ( 0.8)(1)

Bedroom 3 (110 )(19.56) Install 1

N= =1 luminaires
(2400) ( 0.8 ) (0.8)(1)
Install 1
Comfort Room
(110)( 8) luminaires
N=
( 1200 ) ( 0.8 ) ( 0.8 ) ( 1 ) ¿
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IV. Calculation of Right Cooling Capacity of Air-Conditioners per Area

A. Computation of Rating of Air Conditioner

1. In accordance with the rule of thumb in computing the cooling capacity of the air
conditioning unit, use 600kJ/h per m2 in the equation shown below.

Cooling Capacity = L x W (Area) x 600 kJ/h

2. After identifying the capacity of air conditioning in item 1, visit the website of
Department of Energy on the list of a certified room air conditioners. Choose the
nearest equivalent cooling capacity (at least 500 – 1000 kJ higher than computed
value in item 1).
3. Identify the equivalent compressor rating of the air conditioner in item B.
4. Based on the equivalent compressor rating in hp, get the equivalent ampere rating
based on table 4.30.14.2, page 370 of a PEC 2017. Note that the value of the ampere
rating will be used in the schedule of loads

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B. Typical Motor Compressor Rating (hp) vis-à-vis Cooling Capacity as Claimed

by Suppliers and Distributors

Table 3: Cooling Capacity with a Compressor Rating Equivalency

Typical Cooling Capacity

Compressor rating, hp kilojoule per hour Btu per
(kJ/h) hour
(Btu/h)
½ 5,000 – 5,500 4,739 – 5,213
¾ 7,385 – 8,440 7,000 – 8,000
1.0 9,945 – 10,550 9,426 – 10,000
1.5 12,660 – 13,290 12,000 – 12,596
2.0 18,990 – 20,045 18,000 – 19,999
2.5 25,320 – 26,580 23,999 – 25,193

Table 4 shows the different cooling capacity of a room air conditioner with a different energy
efficient ratio (EER). For the same cooling capacity, the higher energy efficiency ratio
(EER), the lower operating cost.

Table 4: Differences in Energy Cost of RAC with Different EER

Energy Efficient Ratio (kJ/Wh)
Cooling
Capacity 8.7 9.5 10 10.5 11 11.7
(kJ/h)
Energy Cost*per hour of use
5,040 5.02801 4.60460 4.37437 4.16606 3.97670 3.73878
7,910 7.89118 7.22666 6.86533 6.53841 6.24121 5.86780
9,500 9.47740 8.67930 8.24534 7.85270 7.49576 7.04729
10,550 10.52490 9.63859 9.15666 8.72063 8.32424 7.82621
11,520 11.49259 10.52479 9.99855 9.52243 16.02023 8.54577
12,660 12.62988 11.56631 13.32632 10.46476 9.98909 9.39145
16,200 16.16146 14.80049 14.06047 13.39092 12.78224 12.01749
18,990 18.94482 17.34946 16.48199 15.69713 14.98363 14.08717
19,600 19.55337 17.90677 17.01143 16.20136 15.46493 14.53968
25,000 24.94052 22.84026 21.69825 20.66500 19.72568 18.54551
31,800 31.72434 29.05281 27.60017 26.28588 25.09107 23.58989

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C. Calculation for the Right Size (Cooling Capacity) of Room Air Conditioners

(a) Ground Floor

1. Guest Room
4 x 4.90 x 600 kJ/h = 12760 kJ/h

Brand Name: EVEREST

Model No.: ETA15WDR2-HF
Rated Cooling Capacity: 12,800 kJ/h
Power Consumption: 1,060
EER: 12

(b) Second Floor

2. Master’s Bedroom
4.90 x 4.60 x 600 kJ/h = 14,524 kJ/h

Brand Name: KOLIN

Model No.: KAG-160RS
Rated Cooling Capacity: 14,800 kJ/h
Power Consumption: 1,240
EER: 11.9

3. Bedroom 1
4 x 4 x 600 kJ/h = 10,300 kJ/h

Brand Name: GREE

Model No.: KW-35C
Rated Cooling Capacity: 11,900 kJ/h
Power Consumption: 1060
EER: 11

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4. Bedroom 2
4 x 4 x 600 kJ/h = 10,300 kJ/h

Brand Name: CARRIER

Model No.: WCARGO11EES
Rated Cooling Capacity: 10,300 kJ/h
Power Consumption: 981
EER: 10.5

5. Bedroom 3
4 x 4.90 x 600 kJ/h = 12760 kJ/h

Brand Name: EVEREST

Model No.: ETA15DR2-HF
Rated Cooling Capacity: 12800 kJ/h
Power Consumption: 1060
EER: 12.1

6. Computer Room
4 x 4.90 x 600 kJ/h = 12760 kJ/h

Brand Name: EVEREST

Model No.: ETA15WDR2-HF
Rated Cooling Capacity: 12800 kj/h
Power Consumption: 1060
EER: 12

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V. Installation Guidelines
A. Height of Various Outlets and Switches

The Contractor shall verify locations, heights, outlet and switch arrangements and
equipment prior to rough-in. The owner reserves the right to relocate devices as deemed
necessary up to 2.8 meters (9.2 ft.) prior to rough-in. All wall outlets shall be installed at
the following height (in meters) above finished floor level, unless otherwise noted:

a. Wall switches: - 1.20/1.40

b. Receptacle Outlet: - 0.30
c. Receptacle Outlet above Counter: - 0.15
d. Air-Conditioning Unit Outlet: - 0.90/2.50
e. Electrical Clock Outlet: - 2.75
f. Telephone Outlet: - 0.30
g. Fire Alarm Station Outlet: - 1.50
h. Fire Alarm Bell Outlet: - 2.75
i. Panel Board and Safety Switches: - 1.35/1.80
j. Service kilowatt-hour meter: - 1.60
k. Load Speaker (below beam): - 0.20
l. Range Hood Outlet: - 0.60/1.60
m. Toilet Receptacle Outlet: - 0.90

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VI. Pictorial Sample of Electrical Layout and Installation

B. Power Layout
i. Locations and Dimensions
Area = (5.0714 x 4.400)

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ii. Summary of Materials Used and Materials Cost

Table 5: Summary of Materials Used and Material Cost

Items Unit of Unit Cost, Total Cost,

Description Quantity
Number Measure Php
Php
PVC Conduit
1 25 Meter 27/meter 645
(16 mm dia.)
Elbow 90° (Rigid Steel)
2 15 unit/s 30/unit 450
(16mm dia.)
3 3.5mm2 THHN wire 80 Meter 15/meter 1,200
4 Duplex receptacle outlets 4 unit/s 123/unit 492
5 Utility Junction Box 2 unit/s 299/unit 598
6 Electrical tape 2 roll/s 73/unit 146
7 PVC adapter w/ Locknut 15 pc/s 17/unit 255
8 PVC Utility Box 4 unit/s 25/unit 100

iii. Pictorial of Materials Used

C. Lighting Layout
i. Locations and Dimensions
Area = (5.0714 x 4.400)

ii. Summary of Materials Used and Materials Cost

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Table 6: Summary of Materials Used and Material Cost

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Item Unit of Total Cost,

Description Quantity Unit
Number Measur Php
Cost
e
PVC Conduit
1 25 Meter 27/Meter 645
(16 mm dia.)
Elbow 90° (Rigid Steel)
2 15 unit/s 30/unit 450
(16mm dia.)
3 2.0 mm2 THHN wire 60 Meter 12/meter 720
4 1-way 2 Gang switch 2 unit/s 122/unit 244
5 PVC adapter w/ Locknut 15 pc/s 17/unit 255
6 Electrical tape 2 roll/s 73/unit 146
7 Poly Junction Box 8 unit/s 50/unit 400
8 ES27- Ceiling Outlet 8 unit/s 45/unit 360

iii.Pictorial of Materials Used

VII. Discussion of Estimate of Material Cost, Labor Cost, and Profit

The method used to determine and forecast the overall project costs is called a cost
estimate. Must first research to look at the most recent market price of each
commodity to examine the commodity to be utilized in the facilities in order to estimate
the Total Material Expense, which should be the standard in everything.

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Ground Floor:
Table 7: Summary of Materials Used and Material Cost in Ground Floor Lighting Layout
Ground Floor Cost Estimate
Power Layout
Unit of Unit Total Cost,
Item Description Quantity Measure Cost, Php Php
1 15 Watts LED 8 pcs 599.75 4,793.84
2 40 Watts LED 14 pcs 3,999.75 55,996.5
Total Number of Lighting 22 pcs 60,790.34
3 Utility Box 11 pcs 25.50 280.5
4 Single Switch 2 pcs 78 156
5 2 Gang Switch 5 pcs 127 635
6 3 Gang Switch 2 pcs 176 352
7 15A Circuit Breaker 5 pcs 380 1,900
Total Materials in Lighting 25 Total Cost 3,323.5

Table 8: Summary of Materials Used and Material Cost in Ground Floor Power Layout
Ground Floor Cost Estimate
Power Layout
Unit of Unit Total Cost,
Item Description Quantity Measure Cost, Php Php
1 Duplex Receptacle Outlet 12 pcs 123 1,476
2 1 Gang Aircon receptacle outlet 1 pcs 139 139
3 Electrical tape 2 roll 54.45 108.9
4 Utility Junction Box 1 unit 299 299
5 PVC Utility Box 18 unit 25 563
6 3.5mm THWN wire 25 meter 15/meter 375
7 2.0 mm THWN wire 35 meter 19/meter 665
9 20 A Circuit Breaker 7 pcs 349.75 2,448
Total Cost 6,111

Table 9: Summary of Materials Used and Material Cost in Ground Floor Auxiliary Layout
Ground Floor Cost Estimate

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Auxiliary Layout
Unit of Unit Cost, Total Cost,
Item Description Quantity
Measure Php Php
1 CCTV 4 pcs 990 3,960
2 CCTV Cable 100 meter 148 14,800
3 Smoke Detector 4 pcs 695 2,780
4 Heat Detector 1 pcs 825.98 825.98
5 Fire Alarm 1 pcs 1,977.02 1,977.02
6 Fire Alarm Cable 100 meter 5,309.82 5,309.82

Total Number of Auxiliary 12 pcs 29, 653

Second Floor:

Table 10: Summary of Materials Used and Material Cost in Second Floor Lighting Layout
Second Floor Cost Estimate
Lighting Layout
Unit of Unit Cost, Total Cost,
Item Description Quantity Measure Php Php
1 15 Watts LED 15 pcs 599.75 8,996.25
2 40 Watts LED 2 pcs 3,999.75 7,999.5
Total Number of Lighting 17 pcs 16,996
3 Utility Box 8 pcs 25.50 204
4 2 Gang Switch 7 pcs 127 889
5 3 Gang Switch 1 pcs 176 176
6 15A Circuit Breaker 4 pcs 380 1,520
Total Materials in Lighting 20 Total Cost 2,789

Table 11: Summary of Materials Used and Material Cost in Second Floor Power Layout
Second Floor Cost Estimate
Power Layout

Unit of Unit
Total Cost,
Item Description Quantity Measure Cost,
Php
Php
1 Duplex Receptacle Outlet 13 pcs 473 6,149
2 1 Gang Aircon receptacle outlet 5 pcs 288 1,440
3 Electrical tape 2 roll 54.45 108.9
4 Utility Junction Box 1 unit 299 299
5 PVC Utility Box 8 unit 25 200
6 3.5mm THWN wire 25 meter 15/meter 375
7 2.0 mm THWN wire 35 meter 19/meter 665
8 20 A Circuit Breaker 5 pcs 349.75 1,748.75

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9 15 A Circuit Breaker 4 pcs 380 1,520

Total Cost 12,506

Table 12: Summary of Materials Used and Material Cost in Second Floor Auxiliary Layout
Second Floor Cost Estimate
Auxiliary Layout
Unit of Unit Cost, Total Cost,
Item Description Quantity Measure Php Php
1 CCTV 2 pcs 990 1,980
2 CCTV Cable 100 meter 148 14,800
3 Smoke Detector 3 pcs 695 2,085
4 Fire Alarm 1 pcs 1,977.02 1,977.02
5 Fire Alarm Cable 100 meter 5,309.82 5,309.82
Total Number of Lighting 8 pcs 26,152

Table 13: Summary of Total Material Cost of Air Conditioning Unit

Air conditioning Unit
Unit Total Cost,
Item Description Quantity
Cost, Php Php
CARRIER
1 WCARZ006EC 1 11,998 11,998

2 GREE (Duty Free) KX25AP 1 20,495 20,495

PANASONIC
3 CW-MN920JPH 1 15,998 15,998

4 GREE (Duty Free) KX-35P 1 13,500 13,500

Total Cost 61,991

Table 14: Summary of Total Material Cost with Safety Factor

Material Cost, Php
First Floor 82,222.84
Second Floor 108,436.00
Total Material Cost 190,658.84
Labor Cost (30% of total material cost) 57,197.65
Total Material Cost and Labor Cost 247,856.49
Safety Factor ( 30% ) 74,356.95
Sub-total 322,213.44
Profit ( 15% of Sub-total ) 48,332.02
Total Project Cost 370,545.46

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VIII. Pictorials of Materials Used (Various Electrical Equipment and Devices)

IX. Electric Utility Application and Installation Permits

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