The document outlines the requirements for an electrical plan based on the Philippine Electrical Code. It states that an electrical plan must include: a graphic scale, location/site plans, a legend, general notes/specifications, electrical/power layouts, a lighting layout, a schedule of loads, a single line diagram, and a title block containing key information about the project. It provides details on what each of these components must contain to be compliant with the code.
The document outlines the requirements for an electrical plan based on the Philippine Electrical Code. It states that an electrical plan must include: a graphic scale, location/site plans, a legend, general notes/specifications, electrical/power layouts, a lighting layout, a schedule of loads, a single line diagram, and a title block containing key information about the project. It provides details on what each of these components must contain to be compliant with the code.
The document outlines the requirements for an electrical plan based on the Philippine Electrical Code. It states that an electrical plan must include: a graphic scale, location/site plans, a legend, general notes/specifications, electrical/power layouts, a lighting layout, a schedule of loads, a single line diagram, and a title block containing key information about the project. It provides details on what each of these components must contain to be compliant with the code.
The document outlines the requirements for an electrical plan based on the Philippine Electrical Code. It states that an electrical plan must include: a graphic scale, location/site plans, a legend, general notes/specifications, electrical/power layouts, a lighting layout, a schedule of loads, a single line diagram, and a title block containing key information about the project. It provides details on what each of these components must contain to be compliant with the code.
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The following is based on the Philippine Electrical Code and shown in the electrical plan:
The graphic scale shall be shown on each drawing sheet.
The following is shown and which a drawing sheet must contain: - Location and Site Plans - Legend or Symbols - General Notes or Specifications - Electrical Layout - Schedule of Loads - One/Single Line Diagram - Title Block In the drawing, the location and site of the building is shown together with the well-known streets or landmarks and need not drawn to scale. The electrical legend is shown well in the right part of the drawing sheet. Specifications, written on the plans or submitted on separate standard size sheets show the nature of electrical service, including number of phases, number of wires, voltage, frequency and type of wiring. In the electrical layout, the location of equipment, devices and their interconnection wiring is shown in the drawing sheet. In the power layout part, sizes and location of service entrance conductors, main switchboard, layout of feeders, and distribution panels or switches. In the lighting layout part, it shows the location of switches for each fixtures or group of fixtures, receptacle outlets and appliances, and complete circuits of the lighting and receptacle outlets. Both power and lighting layout plan are drawn to scale. Schedule of loads in tabulated form In the schedule of loads indicates motor loads, lighting and receptacle loads, and other loads such as designation number on plan, description of load, rating of kilovolt-ampere or kilowatt, voltage rating, and type and size of wiring. The single diagram part indicates the lighting and receptacle outlet loads, motor loads, feeders and subfeeders, and load center. The title block is 40 mm at the bottom of the sheet and contains: - Name and Location of the Project - Name, signature and address of owner/manager/operator but there is no signature in the title block - Title of sheet - Name, signature and seal of Professional Electrical Engineer together with Professional Regulation Commission professional license number and validity, Professional Tax Receipt Number, and Tax Identification Number - Scale used, date drawn and sheet number