UEEEL0057 — Plan electrical installations with a low voltage demand up to 400 A per phase

1 Plan electrical installation

• 1.1Work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) risk control measures and workplace procedures for carrying out work are followed
• 1.2Nature of the electrical installation is determined from job specifications
• 1.3Safety and regulatory requirements for electrical installation are identified, obtained and applied in accordance with relevant industry standards and safe work practices
• 1.4Electricity tariffs required are discussed with appropriate person/s to determine control and metering needs of the installation

2 Arrange installation circuits, control and metering

• 2.1Circuits are arranged to ensure safe and functional operation of the installation in accordance with relevant industry standards
• 2.2Circuits are arranged in accordance with relevant industry standards and job specifications
• 2.3Control and metering of the installation are arranged in accordance with relevant industry standards and job specifications
• 2.4Earthing is arranged in accordance with relevant industry standards and energy supplier requirements

3 Identify cables protection and switchgear

• 3.1Fault levels at relevant point/s of the installation are determined from calculations and/or information from the energy supplier
• 3.2Wiring systems selected are confirmed as meeting sustainable energy practices and job specifications
• 3.3Cable conductor sizes are confirmed to meet current-carrying capacity requirements and voltage-drop and fault-loop impedance limitations and short circuit performance
• 3.4Protection methods and devices are identified to meet coordination requirements for overload and short circuit protection
• 3.5Switchgear and control gear are identified to meet fault levels, current voltage and ingress protection (IP) ratings and functional requirements
• 3.6Earthing system components are identified to meet requirements of the earthing system used
• 3.7Evidence is obtained that electrical equipment selected is in accordance with WHS/OHS and safe work practices

4 Document electrical installation plan

• 4.1Equipment identified for the installation is documented with supporting calculations in accordance with workplace procedures
• 4.2Electrical installation is documented in accordance with workplace procedures and forwarded to relevant person/s

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