This document provides specifications for the electrical system of a single family dwelling unit up to 150 square meters. It calculates the total load to be 6518 VA based on general lighting, receptacles, small appliances, laundry, and air conditioning. It specifies using five 20-ampere branch circuits and two 14 mm2 service entrance conductors protected by a 60-ampere safety switch or 50-ampere circuit breaker. Diagrams are also required.
This document provides specifications for the electrical system of a single family dwelling unit up to 150 square meters. It calculates the total load to be 6518 VA based on general lighting, receptacles, small appliances, laundry, and air conditioning. It specifies using five 20-ampere branch circuits and two 14 mm2 service entrance conductors protected by a 60-ampere safety switch or 50-ampere circuit breaker. Diagrams are also required.
This document provides specifications for the electrical system of a single family dwelling unit up to 150 square meters. It calculates the total load to be 6518 VA based on general lighting, receptacles, small appliances, laundry, and air conditioning. It specifies using five 20-ampere branch circuits and two 14 mm2 service entrance conductors protected by a 60-ampere safety switch or 50-ampere circuit breaker. Diagrams are also required.
Total Full Load Current: (See Sections 4.30.2.4 and 4.40.1.7) Use two 14 mm2 TW wires. Note 1: See Section 2.20.3.11 for the conductor and overcurrent protection ampere rating. Note 2: See Section 2.30.2.3(B) for minimum service entrance Example D2 conductor. Single Family Dwelling Unit, Up to 150 Square Meters Floor Area. (Not More than Six Circuits) 2.4 Service Equipment: The dwelling has a floor area of 145 sq. m. It has the (A) Maximum Current Rating of Protective Device, typical household appliances including one 1.5-Hp with: (See Section 4.30.4.2 and Table 4.30.4.2) room air-conditioning unit. (1) Nontime Delay Fuse. 2.1 Total Load: [3 000 VA + 1 218 VA + 300% (2 300 VA)] ÷ (A) General Lighting and Convenience Receptacle 230 V = 48 Amperes Load: [See Table 2.20.2.3] (2) Inverse Time Circuit Breaker. Note: Table 2.20.1.3 includes the receptacle outlets of 20 amperes or less. [3 000 VA + 1 218 VA + 250% (2 300 VA)] ÷ 145 m x 24 volt-amperes per m 2 2 = 3480 VA 230 V = 43 Amperes
The computed load is 3480/230 = 15 A. (B) Service Equipment Rating.
One branch circuit of 20-ampere would be Use one 60-ampere, 1PST, 250-volt safety switch with theoretically adequate, however for flexibility and to one 60-ampere fuse; or use one 50-ampere trip, 1-pole, allow for future needs provide two 20-ampere branch 240-volt molded case circuit breaker (see Section circuits for lighting and convenience outlets. 2.40.1.6). (B) Small Appliance Load: Note: See Section 2.40.1.4 for protection of conductors. [See Sections 2.10.1.11(C)(1) and 2.20.3.13(A)] One 20-ampere @ 1500 VA = 1500 VA 2.5 Diagrams: Provide one 20-ampere small appliance circuit. (C) Laundry Circuit: [See Sections 2.10.1.11(C)(2) and 2.20.3.13(B)] One 20-ampere @ 1500 VA = 1500 VA Provide one 20-ampere laundry circuit. Sub-Total 6480 VA Application of Demand Factors: (See Table 2.20.3.3) First 3 000 volt-amperes @ 100% D.F. = 3000 VA Remainder @ 35% D.F. (3 480 VA x 0.35) = 1218 VA (D) Other Load: One 1.5-Hp room acu, 10 A x 230 V = 2300 VA @ 100% D.F. Provide one 20-ampere room acu circuit Total Net Computed Load = 6518 VA 2.2 Circuit Requirement: Use five 20-ampere 2-wire branch circuits. 1046