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Demand Factor

02/26/2008 7:15 PM

In the Canadian Electrical Code, where is the demand factors for motors (specifically elevator motors) to be used in Service Calculations for Apartment buildings?
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Re: Demand Factor

02/26/2008 8:10 PM

also in the case of air make up units
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Re: Demand Factor

02/29/2008 1:12 PM

Should be on the data plate

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