Sub-station emergency supply
Sub-station emergency supply
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What loads are usually connected to a sub-station emergency supply?
When was the last time you drove down the highway without seeing a commercial truck hauling goods?
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RE: Sub-station emergency supply
RE: Sub-station emergency supply
AC Generator - everything except area lights.
Mark in Utah
RE: Sub-station emergency supply
RE: Sub-station emergency supply
RE: Sub-station emergency supply
Please review NFPA 101 "Life Safety Code".
We can also add the following to the mentioned above items:
1. Fire and Jockey Pumps.
2. Water Pumps.
3. Sewage Pumps.
4. Means of egress Lighting.
5. Computer Rooms Air Conditioning.
6. IT Server.
7. Selective number of socket outlets (According to application and function)
8. Portion of the lighting of the whole building.
9. Essential loads (EX. operational room equipment in hospitals and the same)
10. Security Systems.
11. Ticketing counters, loading bridges, conveying Systems etc. in airports.
And there may be other loads according to the type of application and the point of view of the designer and/ or client requirements.
Elecme