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recording conductor sizes on schedules

psychicwarrior

Hello all 

what do ‘you’ record on EIC and/or EICR if a circuit has smaller conductor sizes downstream of its run (where origin fuse is adequately protecting)  ?

 

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Habs

 

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    I think the Warrior was asking about the csa size of the conductors to be recorded where they differ along the length of a circuit. The key thing, of course, is to establish that appropriate protection is in place and voltage drop is not impaired. 
    I use my own templates base on MS Word so it is easy for me to slip an asterisk beside the cable size (I refer to the one leaving the CPD no matter how short) and then comment at the foot of the schedule to indicate whatever arrangement follows.
     

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    I think the Warrior was asking about the csa size of the conductors to be recorded where they differ along the length of a circuit. The key thing, of course, is to establish that appropriate protection is in place and voltage drop is not impaired. 
    I use my own templates base on MS Word so it is easy for me to slip an asterisk beside the cable size (I refer to the one leaving the CPD no matter how short) and then comment at the foot of the schedule to indicate whatever arrangement follows.
     

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