2. ELECTRICAL LAYOUT SYSTEM
1. Considering the type, size, layout, no. of blocks of
the proposed building and thoroughly studying all
the spaces provided, a realistic figure of power
requirement (incorporating a safe % for future
growth in power demand) should be worked out.
2. Main control panel / distribution boards should be
conveniently located on the exterior wall, stair hall
walls / landing space, passage / corridors as well
as easy accessibility in case of fire.
3. ELECTRICAL LAYOUT SYSTEM
3. Separate circuits to be developed for lighting (5 –
10 amps) and power (10 – 20 amps)
requirements and the entire load evenly
distributed on all the circuits.
4. Prepare a comprehensive list of all the symbols /
legends / abbreviations used on the electrical
layout drawing.
5. Using correct symbols mark the location of all the
lighting fixtures – wall / ceiling mounted, type
required, no. as well as the location of
corresponding switches / switch boards, power
outlets (5 amps & 15 amps) on the plans in each
space.
4. ELECTRICAL LAYOUT SYSTEM
6. Min. 40 – 60 watts lamp to be provided for every
100 sq. ft. floor area at max. 10 ft height.
7. Min. one ceiling fan 48” dia. for floor areas 100 –
150 sq. ft. at max. 10 ft height.
8. Min. one 12” – 18” dia. exhaust fan to be provided
in all kitchens, toilets / bath, laundry, store etc.
(with proper size wall opening and electrical
outlet).
9. All exterior lighting fixtures, electrical outlets and
switchboards must be waterproof.