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High Voltage (Meidum Voltage) 11KV UK Regulations

Simon Port 11 days ago

Can someone point me in the right direction.

what are the specific regulations/ Standard numbers for working on HV installs . E.g Transfromer replacement 11kV to 433V

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0 gkenyon 11 days ago

Who owns and operates the transformer?
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0 Simon Port 11 days ago in reply to gkenyon

The client woudl be owner of the transformer. Client owned HV network. replacing one of their stepdown TXs. The question is regarding the Install and the HV cabling works Making off, Isolaton etc.
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0 Simon Port 11 days ago in reply to gkenyon

The client woudl be owner of the transformer. Client owned HV network. replacing one of their stepdown TXs. The question is regarding the Install and the HV cabling works Making off, Isolaton etc.
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+1 gkenyon 11 days ago in reply to Simon Port

Makes it a little easier ... BS EN IEC 61936-1 and BS EN 50522 are the relevant main standards for AC HV installations, and HV system earthing, respectively..

There are parts of ESQCR that apply to private networks.

Electricity at Work Regulations and HSG65 are the key 'legislative; references with respect to safe working practices. BS EN 50110-1, BS EN 50110-2 and BS EN 50191 are the main standards for this.
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0 Simon Port 11 days ago in reply to gkenyon

Thank you for this, Very helpful and has saved me a load of time
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