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Small Power Requirements Per Square Meter for Electrical in Building

02/21/2011 7:37 AM

How much small power required per square meter should be considered in order to design any residential/commercial / industrial building power requirements.
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Re: Small Power Requirements Per Square Meter for Electrical in Building

02/21/2011 10:36 AM

British Standard 7671 provides an upper limit of 100m2 for a single 32A domestic ring circuit. Above that area, multiples of ring circuits should be provided.

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02/22/2011 12:25 AM

It depends on type of installation-home,restaurant,school,hospital, supermarket, hotel, temple etc and its size(small,medium, large)and facilities like air conditioning/heating ,also on type of industry(worksop,steel,paper,textile etc)

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