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    8. Lighting protection of buildings (for guidance see BS CP 6651) 1-2 Electricity Supply and fault levels : 1. The nominal electric supply voltage from SEWA is 415/230 Volts + 10% at 5o Hz 3 phase 4 wire with separate neutraland protective conductors as per (IEC-38) generally metallic covering of the cable supplying the installations) theneutral is solidly earthed at SEWA substation and shall not normally be earthed elsewhere in the electrical installations. 2. All equipments apparatus, material and accessories used in the electric installation shall be designed and rated for theoperation on this electric supply. 3. Appropriate protective device against over voltages, transient harmonic fluctuations, loss off one or more phases andany un foreseen interruption shall be provided in all consumer installations as deemed essential in addition to overload, short circuit and earth leakage protective devises (usually in ACBs). 4. The design fault level depends on substation KVA rating the following table indicates the accepted KA rating levels forthe various KVA ratings of Substations TR KVA MDB I/C MDB O/G SMDB I/C SMDB O/G 1500 60KA 55KA 35KA 25KA1000 55KA 50KA 35KA 25KA500 45KA 45KA 35KA 25KA250 40KA 35KA 35KA 25KA

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    8. Lighting protection of buildings (for guidance see BS CP 6651) 1-2 Electricity Supply and fault levels : 1. The nominal electric supply voltage from SEWA is 415/230 Volts + 10% at 5o Hz 3 phase 4 wire with separate neutraland protective conductors as per (IEC-38) generally metallic covering of the cable supplying the installations) theneutral is solidly earthed at SEWA substation and shall not normally be earthed elsewhere in the electrical installations. 2. All equipments apparatus, material and accessories used in the electric installation shall be designed and rated for theoperation on this electric supply. 3. Appropriate protective device against over voltages, transient harmonic fluctuations, loss off one or more phases andany un foreseen interruption shall be provided in all consumer installations as deemed essential in addition to overload, short circuit and earth leakage protective devises (usually in ACBs). 4. The design fault level depends on substation KVA rating the following table indicates the accepted KA rating levels forthe various KVA ratings of Substations TR KVA MDB I/C MDB O/G SMDB I/C SMDB O/G 1500 60KA 55KA 35KA 25KA1000 55KA 50KA 35KA 25KA500 45KA 45KA 35KA 25KA250 40KA 35KA 35KA 25KA

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    8. Lighting protection of buildings (for guidance see BS CP 6651) 1-2 Electricity Supply and fault levels : 1. The nominal electric supply voltage from SEWA is 415/230 Volts + 10% at 5o Hz 3 phase 4 wire with separate neutraland protective conductors as per (IEC-38) generally metallic covering of the cable supplying the installations) theneutral is solidly earthed at SEWA substation and shall not normally be earthed elsewhere in the electrical installations. 2. All equipments apparatus, material and accessories used in the electric installation shall be designed and rated for theoperation on this electric supply. 3. Appropriate protective device against over voltages, transient harmonic fluctuations, loss off one or more phases andany un foreseen interruption shall be provided in all consumer installations as deemed essential in addition to overload, short circuit and earth leakage protective devises (usually in ACBs). 4. The design fault level depends on substation KVA rating the following table indicates the accepted KA rating levels forthe various KVA ratings of Substations TR KVA MDB I/C MDB O/G SMDB I/C SMDB O/G 1500 60KA 55KA 35KA 25KA1000 55KA 50KA 35KA 25KA500 45KA 45KA 35KA 25KA250 40KA 35KA 35KA 25KA

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    8. Lighting protection of buildings (for guidance see BS CP 6651) 1-2 Electricity Supply and fault levels : 1. The nominal electric supply voltage from SEWA is 415/230 Volts + 10% at 5o Hz 3 phase 4 wire with separate neutraland protective conductors as per (IEC-38) generally metallic covering of the cable supplying the installations) theneutral is solidly earthed at SEWA substation and shall not normally be earthed elsewhere in the electrical installations. 2. All equipments apparatus, material and accessories used in the electric installation shall be designed and rated for theoperation on this electric supply. 3. Appropriate protective device against over voltages, transient harmonic fluctuations, loss off one or more phases andany un foreseen interruption shall be provided in all consumer installations as deemed essential in addition to overload, short circuit and earth leakage protective devises (usually in ACBs). 4. The design fault level depends on substation KVA rating the following table indicates the accepted KA rating levels forthe various KVA ratings of Substations TR KVA MDB I/C MDB O/G SMDB I/C SMDB O/G 1500 60KA 55KA 35KA 25KA1000 55KA 50KA 35KA 25KA500 45KA 45KA 35KA 25KA250 40KA 35KA 35KA 25KA

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    SEWA Regulations for Electrical

    Connection
    Rules and Regulations of Electrical Connection
    Sharjah Electricity & Water Authority
    Directorate of Transmission and Distribution

    EXCLUSIONS FROM SCOPE


    1-1-5
    These regulations do not apply to
    1. Those aspects of installation in potentially explosive atmosphere relating to methods
    of dealing with the explosionhazard which are specified in BS5545 and CP1003 in
    premises where the fire risks are of a usual character so as torequire special
    measures.
    2. Those parts of telecommunications (eg: radio telephone bell call and sound distribution and data
    transmission) firealarm intruder alarm and emergency lighting circuits and equipment that are
    fed from a safely course. Requirementsfor segregation of other circuits from such circuits are
    however included..
    3. Electric traction equipment..
    4. Electrical equipments of motor vehicles except those to which the requirements of
    these regulation concerningcaravans are applicable..
    5. Electrical equipment on or off shore installation, board ships, aircrafts..
    6. Installations in mine and quarries.
    7. Radio interference suppression equipment, except so far as it affects the safety on an electrical
    installation.
    8.
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    Lighting protection of buildings (for guidance see BS CP 6651)

    Electricity Supply and fault levels :


    1. The nominal electric supply voltage from SEWA is 415/230 Volts + 10% at 5o Hz 3 phase 4 wire with separate
    neutraland protective conductors as per (IEC-38) generally metallic covering of the cable supplying the installations)
    theneutral is solidly earthed at SEWA substation and shall not normally be earthed elsewhere in the electrical
    installations.
    2. All equipments apparatus, material and accessories used in the electric installation shall be designed and rated
    for theoperation on this electric supply.
    3. Appropriate protective device against over voltages, transient harmonic fluctuations, loss off one or more phases
    andany un foreseen interruption shall be provided in all consumer installations as deemed essential in addition
    to overload, short circuit and earth leakage protective devises (usually in ACBs).
    4. The design fault level depends on substation KVA rating the following table indicates the accepted KA rating levels
    forthe various KVA ratings of Substations
    TR KVA MDB I/C MDB O/G SMDB I/C SMDB O/G
    1500
    60KA 55KA 35KA 25KA1000 55KA 50KA 35KA 25KA500 45KA 45KA
    35KA 25KA250 40KA 35KA 35KA 25KA

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