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Metal - clad buildings and the confused forum member.

One of the members has queried ESQCR bonding/earthing PME requirements for the above. So its worth spending a little time putting across the companies requirements. Where metal-clad buildings incorporate a steel-frame that utilises steel vertical beams that are within the foundations, the steel frame will provide a good connection with the earth which will effectively limit the earth potential rise.

A PME service may be provided to a metal-clad building provided the following criteria are satisfied:


1. The metal cladding is bonded to the steel-frame.

2. The supply is either three-phase with less than 40% unbalance or the supply is single - phase and the frame to earth impedance is les than 20ohms.

Regards, UKPN?

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    6. SECOND CONNECTION FOR EMERGENCY PURPOSES

    6.1 The request for a second connection for emergency fire fighting lifts and equipment and pressurised escape routes shall be refused even if the developer claims that this is necessary, in order to satisfy the requirements of BS 7671 “Requirements for Electrical Installations” also known as the “IEE Wiring Regulations”.



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    6. SECOND CONNECTION FOR EMERGENCY PURPOSES

    6.1 The request for a second connection for emergency fire fighting lifts and equipment and pressurised escape routes shall be refused even if the developer claims that this is necessary, in order to satisfy the requirements of BS 7671 “Requirements for Electrical Installations” also known as the “IEE Wiring Regulations”.



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