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Lighting Circuits Diagram

The document describes 14 lighting circuits and provides details on circuit components, switch configurations, and complexity levels. It also includes sections on security systems, terminal connections, layout procedures, conduit bending, and an electrical plan example with load calculations. Key information covered includes common lighting circuit configurations (single switch, multi-location), security system types (alarm, fire, CCTV), standard terminal splicing methods and dimensions, and electrical plan elements (title block, schedules, legends).

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Lighting Circuits Diagram

The document describes 14 lighting circuits and provides details on circuit components, switch configurations, and complexity levels. It also includes sections on security systems, terminal connections, layout procedures, conduit bending, and an electrical plan example with load calculations. Key information covered includes common lighting circuit configurations (single switch, multi-location), security system types (alarm, fire, CCTV), standard terminal splicing methods and dimensions, and electrical plan elements (title block, schedules, legends).

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: LIGHTING CIRCUITS DIAGRAM

LIGHTING CIRCUIT No.1

Three Bulbs Controlled By Single Switch


LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 2

Three Gang Switch Controlling each Bulb


LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 3

Two Locations Circuit


LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 4

Three Locations Circuit


LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 5

Complex Circuit
LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 6

Complex Circuit
LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 7

Complex Circuit
LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 8

Complex Circuit
LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 9

Complex Circuit
LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 10

Single Master Switch


LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 11

Complex Circuit
LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 12

Two Location Master Switch


LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 13

Complex Circuit

LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 14

DESIGNATED SINGLE MASTER SWITCH


LIGHTING CIRCUIT NO. 15

Complex Two Location Master Switch

5thto 7thMEETING: ACTUAL ON THE GIVEN LIGHTING CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS


6TH MEETING: SECURITY SYSTEM and its CIRCUIT
KINDS OF SECURITY SYSTEM
Bell or Buzzer Alarm System LEGEND:
Fire Alarm System
th
CCTV and MCTV (to be discussed on 15 meeting)
PUSH BUTTON:

BELL ALARM SYSTEM

BUZZER NO

NC

NC

NO

TWO PUSH BUTTONS CONTROLLING EACH BELL

CALL SYSTEM

A&B A B
soundsoundsound
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

7TH MEETING: PEC ELECTRICAL STANDARD ON WIRING SYSTEM


TERMINAL CONNECTIONS : 1 inch

1. Splice the wire by 1”


2. Twist the bare wires by using the sidecutter pliers.
3. Make the bare wire into a hook figure.
4. Place the hook wire by following to the tightening direction of the bolt or
screw.

Layout Procedure: (Listen on the presentation of the wiring booth)

1. Place first the panelboard in accordance to the given height mark at the
diagram.
2. Place the junction boxes following the given distances on the plan.
3. Place the adapters into the hole as required.
4. Measure in between the fittings before cutting the conduit as required.
5. Place the meter base in accordance to the given distance from the
panelboard.
6. Place the conduit as required distances before the entrance cap.
7. Insert GI wire into the conduits and junction boxes.
8. Attached the required number of conductor wire/s at the end of the GI
wire and pull out at the other side.
9. Install the required receptacles and electrical devices as required
10. Check the circuit before commissioning.

Installation Procedure Using Plastic Molding

1. Mount the junction boxes as required in accordance to the given


distance before cutting the plastic molding.
2. Place the plastic molding aligned to the hole in between
junction boxes and mark lines on both sides of the molding.
3. Make markings to where the screw should be placed.
4. Drill a hole on the screw markings and place a tox.
5. Apply rugby inside the marked lines on the wall and the back of
the plastic molding.
6. Dry the rugby at least 30 minutes before placing the plastic
molding on the wall

PROCEDURE IN BENDING METAL CONDUITS:


STANDARD DISTANCE OR MEASUREMENTS in accordance to Philippines Electrical Code.
1. Entrance Cap height from the finished floor - 3.60m
2. Meter Based height from the finished floor or ground - 1.65m
3. Grounding depth in the ground - 2.4 to 3m
4. Panelboard: See figures (to photocopy from original paper)
5. Distance between supporting service - 1m
6. Distance between the Junction box/Utility boxes and the support
services - 2.5cm
7. Switch height from the finished floor - 1.45m
8. Convenience Outlets height from the finished floor - 30 to 45 cm
9. Special purpose outlet from the equipment - depends on the
location of the equipment at least 1(one) m away
10. Tripping time of C.B. - .0025SEC.
11. Maximum of bends in single conduit – Three (3) bends
12. Conduit used for service entrance - Rigid Metallic Conduit
13. Measuring Magnet wire Insulation for Motors
600v and below = 1.5 mohms
2300v = 3.5 mohms
4000v = 5.0 mohms

8th MEETING: ELECTRICAL PLAN


BRANCH CIRCUIT - is the circuit conductors between the final overcurrent
protective devices to the outlets.

3 CLASSIFICATIONS OF BRANCH CIRCUIT

1. General Purpose Branch Circuit – supplies outlets for lighting and


convenience outlets.
ELECTRICAL PLAN
- is a guide to work for electrical layout, wiring and installation.

I Requirements for Electrical Plan

1. Architectural Floor Plan


2. Electrical Plan: Lighting Layout and Power Layout

II Parts of Electrical Plan

1. Title Block 5. Shedule of load


2. Lighting Layout 6. Legend
3. Power Layout 7. Reminders
4. Riser Diagram 8. Vicinity
meter

Entrance cap

Riser Diagram
Main Distribution Panel

COMPUTATION OF LOAD Main Switch:


2
CKT No. 1 &2 (Lighting Load) Size of Conductor: TW 2.0mm CB = 60A, 2P, Eagle
12 pcs. X 100 w = 1200 w /230v CB 15a SOW = 8.0mm square
= 5.23a Size o Conduit: 13mm
2
CKT No. 3 & 4 (Convenience Outlet) Size of Conductor: TW 3.5mm
4 pcs.X 2 X 180 watts = 1440W/230v CB 20a
= 6.25a Size of Conduit: 13mm
2
CKT No. 5 (Range 8kw) at 80% Size of Conductor: 8.0mm
8000w X .8 = 6400w/230v CB 40a
= 27.83a Size of Conduit: 20mm
2
CKT No. 6 and 11 (Water Heater 1.5kw) Size of Conductor: TW 3.5 mm
1500w X 2 = 3000w/230v CB 20a
= 13.04a Size of Conduit: 13mm
CKT No. 7 & 8 (Water Pump Motor and Washing Machine) 1HP at 125%
2
1HP x 2 x 1000w = 2000w/230v Size of Conductor: 3.5 mm
= 8.69 a X 1.25 CB 20a
= 10.86a Size of Conduit: 13mm
CKT No. 9, 10 & 12 ACU 2HP Size of Conductor: 5.5mm

2hp X 1000w = 2000w/230 CB 30a, 2P


= 10.86a x 1.25 Size of Conduit: 13mm
= 13.57a
LEGENDS/SYMBOLS

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