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An EC worked this up. Does this seem correct...
Computed Load; Noncontinuous Loads Receptical Load; 42 duplex recepticals @ 180 volt-ampere 7560 7560 volt-amperes @ 100% 7560 Total Noncontinuous Load: 7560 Continuous Loads; General Lighting Load; --1482 sq. ft. at 3 volt-amperes per sq. ft 4446 Show Window Lighting Load; --12ft at 200 volt-amperes per ft. 2400
Outside Sign Circuit 1200 volt-amperes 1200 Total Continuous Load: 8046
Total Non-Continuous Load plus Continuous Load: 15606
Minimum Size Feeder Overcurrent Protection --Total noncontinuous loads 7560 --Total continuous loads @ 125% (8046*1.25) 10058 Total Load: 17618
17618 volt-amperes / 208 volts = 85 amperes The next higher standard is 100 amperes
Minimum Size Feeders -- 15606 volt-amperes / 208 volts = 75 amperes
Feeder size #2 cu THHN or #1 TW
--------------------- What is actually at the space --------------------- The retail space is 1482 s.f. & has ... --- 42 duplex receptacles (27 of them located on 9 separate ckts. 3 duplex recepts / ckt. at ea. salon stylist station) --- 2 duplex recepts. ceiling mounted at storefront. --- 2 conv. duplex recepts at front desk in addition to 1 dedicated for the cash register/computer --- 2 conv. duplex recepts. in the retail area --- 3 duplex recepts. for sit down hair dryers --- 5 conv. recepts. in the stock room ---
There is also... 1 - 18kW water heater 1 - 8A Automatic Washer 1 - 12A Automatic Dryer 2 - Exit/Emergency Light 1 - Exit Light 1 - Emergency Light 1 - 2-1/2 ton AC - 208y/120 1phase 23.3A 40OCP 1 - J-Box for exterior sign
Lighting 12 - 4 lamp 2'x4' recessed fluorescent fixtures (can lamp with 32w lamps) 1 - 2 u-lamp 2'x2' 1 - fan restroom 2 - 2 lamp 8' fluorescent strip light 4 - recessed incandescent can type fixtures
----------------- Please help educate me...
Thanks, --Mario
[This message has been edited by Load-n-Code (edited 01-25-2005).]
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Why did you not include this load in the calcuations? It the service 120/208 3 phase?
1 - 18kW water heater 1 - 8A Automatic Washer 1 - 12A Automatic Dryer 2 - Exit/Emergency Light 1 - Exit Light 1 - Emergency Light 1 - 2-1/2 ton AC - 208y/120 1phase 21A 40OCP
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NEC 2002 220.13 Demand Factors for Non-Dwelling Receptacle Loads Which receptacles are included in the total? (just the 42 receptacles @ 7560VA, correct?)
That was the question... These were left out should I calculate these as follows...
NLCL - Non-Continuous Load LCL - Continuous Load
1 - 18kW water heater NLCL - 18248VA
1 - 8A Automatic Washer NLCL - 960VA
1 - 12A Automatic Dryer NLCL - 1440VA
2 - Exit/Emergency Light LCL - 225VA
1 - Exit Light LCL - 63VA
1 - Emergency Light LCL - 94VA
1 - 2-1/2 ton AC - 208y/120 1phase 23.3A 40OCP 23.3A * 208V = 4646.4VA
Thanks, --Mario
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I would consider the WH, Dryer and AC and continuous loads.
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