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Household Electricity

Help to build upstairs board

elzeki66
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
Partners, I need your opinion, I have to put together the top floor board. I need to know how to put it together: The upper floor is going to have a couple of sockets, a couple of lights and 1 air conditioner. Replicate the scheme on the second floor I don't know if it's okay to do so. Improve the scheme, how do you see it? Thanks for the help people. According to your opinions, remove the circuit breaker from the second floor, add a thermal of 25 on the ground floor to protect the connection to the upper floor, now the ground floor circuit breaker takes care of everything.
Mbc
Mbc
Mbc
176
hace 6 años

No, the circuit breaker is missing one on each floor, because if it jumps, let it cut the light of only one, that does not leave you without any light.

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elektomaq
elektomaq
62.202
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
Hello not bad .... however I will make some questions ... Each of the sectional boards contains a main thermal and a differential. Since both devices exist on the main board, it only requires one of these devices as a header switch on each sectional board, not both, choose which one should be and the other discard The upstairs air conditioner has a 4 mm2 cable and 20 thermal cable, unless it is a large capacity equipment, it is an excess the 6 mm2 sectional circuit is branching into two branches, said connection must be made through suitable terminals or connections, conventional splices are not allowed I show you two options, the first one is using the same sectional for both boards with a terminal board where it is ratified, although this option is not clear since a sectional circuit must feed a board The best option would be the following option 2 in this option you will use 2 sectional circuits, both 6 mm2 to avoid having to place lower value thermals on the main board , since they are only 11 m, its assembly is not so problematic In both cases the thermal of the plant air conditioning will be 10A and the circuit armed with conductors 2.50 mm2. The distributions between thermal would be with connection combs due to the number of circuits avoid placing 2 differentials in series, in the second option I place both differentials on the main board if it is required in these sections differential protection, otherwise you can exchange its location with the header thermal of each sectional board any questions comment
elzeki66
hace 6 años

Hello, could you pass me an image with the solution you propose?

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elektomaq
elektomaq
62.202
hace 6 años

How many meters are there from the pillar to the sectional board on the ground floor?

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elzeki66
hace 6 años

11 meters

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elektomaq
elektomaq
62.202
hace 6 años

In the 20A thermal with 4 mm2 conductors on the top floor, I imagine it will be the air conditioning, two questions about this circuit
1) What capacity is the air conditioner?
2) Are there other charges in this circuit besides the air?

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elzeki66
hace 6 años

1- The air conditioning is 2900 fg.
2- Not only 1 air conditioning, sockets and lighting.

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servimat1
servimat1
138.835
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
Hi. In principle it would be fine. Just remember to place the grounding wire that must be of a section equal to that of the phase and neutral with a minimum of 2.5 mm². Regards
elzeki66
hace 6 años

One question, the input phase is 6mm, you say then that the earth should I put a 6mm cable too?

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servimat1
servimat1
138.835
hace 6 años

So is. Always (up to 16 mm²) the phase, neutral and earth are of the same voltage.

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Mbc
Mbc
Mbc
176
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
First of all, greetings and thanks for asking for our help and / or advice. First, first of all, before making another picture, you have to modify these pictures, and I tell you why. If the general line that feeds these frames, is 6mm, with a thermal of 32, it is not protected, much less with one of 40. I give you the solution, you place 25A thermal to protect the 6mm line, on the ground floor and upstairs, also on the pillar, if the line that reaches you is 6mm too. If you do not do that, you are letting a higher consumption than the main 6mm line, if it happens, the insulator melts, since these thermal products will not jump for consumption. They will jump by heat, but it will be worse, because you will already have the cable without insulation and perhaps with luck it is in a scare. But in the worst case, short circuit and fire. I would consider reviewing that before anything else. For the rest, on the upper floor it is valid for the thermal lights of 10A, with a cable of 1.5 mm maximum, for the thermal sockets of 16A, with a cable of 2.5 mm maximum and for the air machine, it depends the cable you have or its power, if it has no cable. If you have 4mm 20A thermal cable Greetings, you tell me.
elektomaq
elektomaq
62.202
hace 6 años

A 6 mm2 unipolar conductor is duly protected with a 32A thermomagnetic, it has evolved for many years and no more 25A protection is used for 6 mm2 except in particular cases that apply a correction coefficient that modifies the maximum intensity down admissible of that driver that under normal conditions is 36A

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Mbc
Mbc
Mbc
176
hace 6 años

Friend, read the regulation, so what you do is overheat the cable and if it jumps it is due to temperature, when the cable is already stripped ... 32A is for 10mm cable, read the regulation, it is updated to 2019.

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