Hi Chaps,
I have a few grey areas in my brain regarding the completion of the EIC for two generators we have just installed. Generators 1 and 2 installed to individual changeover panels in a building. Totally separate installations.
1) Supply characteristics:
a) Earthing arrangement - single core connected to MET of installation so TN-S? Should the generator have it's own earthing too?
b) PFC and Ze. It's a back up generator but considered the source of supply so how do you get around this? It can't run just to test at the changeover panel.
2) Particulars of the installation
a) Means of earthing - Distributors facility as the generator is earthed via the MET?
b) Main protective conductors - None seem to apply
3) Schedule of inspections
This should only relate to the generator feeds right?
4) Schedule of Test Results
The DB information at the top is not applicable. Circuit details will all relate to the single core AWA we installed. One row per singe core.
Thanks in advance.
I have a few grey areas in my brain regarding the completion of the EIC for two generators we have just installed. Generators 1 and 2 installed to individual changeover panels in a building. Totally separate installations.
1) Supply characteristics:
a) Earthing arrangement - single core connected to MET of installation so TN-S? Should the generator have it's own earthing too?
b) PFC and Ze. It's a back up generator but considered the source of supply so how do you get around this? It can't run just to test at the changeover panel.
2) Particulars of the installation
a) Means of earthing - Distributors facility as the generator is earthed via the MET?
b) Main protective conductors - None seem to apply
3) Schedule of inspections
This should only relate to the generator feeds right?
4) Schedule of Test Results
The DB information at the top is not applicable. Circuit details will all relate to the single core AWA we installed. One row per singe core.
Thanks in advance.