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    Reyes, Andrian G. Multi Dwelling Electrical Plan BSCE 2-1 Engineering Utilities

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    The document outlines the procedure for determining the wattage and amperage per circuit for an electrical plan of a multi dwelling building. It describes calculating the load of lighting outlets and convenience outlets based on Philippine Electrical Code allowances. It then shows the calculations to determine watts, amps, protection size, wire size and conduit size for 8 circuits providing lighting and convenience power. Circuits 1-4 require 10-10.96 amp protection and 14 gauge wire, while circuits 5-8 require 7.83-14.09 amp protection and 12-14 gauge wire depending on their calculated load.

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    The document outlines the procedure for determining the wattage and amperage per circuit for an electrical plan of a multi dwelling building. It describes calculating the load of lighting outlets and convenience outlets based on Philippine Electrical Code allowances. It then shows the calculations to determine watts, amps, protection size, wire size and conduit size for 8 circuits providing lighting and convenience power. Circuits 1-4 require 10-10.96 amp protection and 14 gauge wire, while circuits 5-8 require 7.83-14.09 amp protection and 12-14 gauge wire depending on their calculated load.

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    The document outlines the procedure for determining the wattage and amperage per circuit for an electrical plan of a multi dwelling building. It describes calculating the load of lighting outlets and convenience outlets based on Philippine Electrical Code allowances. It then shows the calculations to determine watts, amps, protection size, wire size and conduit size for 8 circuits providing lighting and convenience power. Circuits 1-4 require 10-10.96 amp protection and 14 gauge wire, while circuits 5-8 require 7.83-14.09 amp protection and 12-14 gauge wire depending on their calculated load.

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    The document outlines the procedure for determining the wattage and amperage per circuit for an electrical plan of a multi dwelling building. It describes calculating the load of lighting outlets and convenience outlets based on Philippine Electrical Code allowances. It then shows the calculations to determine watts, amps, protection size, wire size and conduit size for 8 circuits providing lighting and convenience power. Circuits 1-4 require 10-10.96 amp protection and 14 gauge wire, while circuits 5-8 require 7.83-14.09 amp protection and 12-14 gauge wire depending on their calculated load.

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    Reyes, Andrian G.

    Multi Dwelling Electrical Plan

    BSCE 2-1 Engineering Utilities

    Junction Box (for lighting)


    Junction Box (for convenience)
    Wire for lighting

    Wire for convenience

    Circuit no.

    PROCEDURE IN DETERMINING THE WATTAGE AND AMPERE PER CIRCUIT

     DETERMINE THE LOAD OF LIGHTING.

    *The Philippine Electrical Code (PEC) so provides that 100 watts is allowable as maximum load for each
    household lighting outlet (LO).

    Circuit 1: LO = 23 x 100 = 2,300 WATTS

    Circuit 3: LO = 23 x 100 = 2,300 WATTS

    Circuit 5: LO = 18 x 100 = 1,800 WATTS

    Circuit 7: LO = 18 x 100 = 1,800 WATTS

     DETERMINE THE LOAD OF CONVENIENCE OUTLETS.

    *The Philippine Electrical Code (PEC) states “Fore each single receptacle shall be considered at no less
    than 180 watt rating.”

    Circuit 2: CO – 7 x 2= 14 x 180 = 2,520 WATTS

    Circuit 4: CO – 7 x 2= 14 x 180 = 2,520 WATTS

    Circuit 6: CO – 9 x 2= 18 x 180 = 3,240 WATTS

    Circuit 8: CO – 9 x 2= 18 x 180 = 3,240 WATTS


     DETERMINE AMPERE PER CIRCUIT.

    *To determine protection in ampere use the standard ampere rating for fuses and circuit breaker.

    (Use the formula: WATT/VOLT = AMPERE)

    CIRCUIT 1: 2,300/230 = 10 AMPERE CIRCUIT 2: 2,520 /230= 10.96 AMPERE

    CIRCUIT 3: 2,300/230 = 10 AMPERE CIRCUIT 4: 2,520 /230= 10.96 AMPERE

    CIRCUIT 5: 1,800/230 = 7.83 AMPERE CIRCUIT 6: 3,240 /230= 14.09 AMPERE

    CIRCUIT 7: 1,800/230 = 7.83 AMPERE CIRCUIT 8: 3,240/230= 14.09 AMPERE

    LOAD OF SCHEDULE: TYPE OF SERVICE: 230 V, 2 WIRE, 60 HERTS


    Circuit Description No. of Volts Watts Amp per Protection Size of Size of
    no. outlet circuit in Amp wire conduit

    1 lighting 23 230 2,300 10 20 14 13


    2 convenience 14 230 2,520 10.96 20 14 13
    3 lighting 23 230 2,300 10 20 14 13
    4 convenience 14 230 2,520 10.96 20 14 13
    5 lighting 18 230 1,800 7.83 15 14 13
    6 convenience 18 230 3,240 14.09 25 12 13
    7 lighting 18 230 1,800 7.83 15 14 13
    8 convenience 18 230 3,240 14.09 25 12 13
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