✅ Consultation on home electrical installation regulations

Hello everyone, I am doing or rather redoing the electrical installation of my house to adapt it to current regulations. I have several doubts that are not specified in writing. Query 1, in the case of ceiling fans with light, in which circuit are they connected? I assume that light but I would like to be sure See 2, Kitchen and bathroom extractors. It is valid to place a key with socket to command the extractor. In the case of cooking it is not a spar that plugs in, but a hood with a Galaxy-type extractor, in the case of the bathroom some place it so that it turns on with the light but I always put a key with plug. Also is the bell to which circuit goes? Do you take or light? Query 3, In the event that two circuits, shots and light pass through the same pipe, I do not speak of a trunk but of the last derivations, is it necessary to put a land for each line? Please someone who has it clear since then I have to enable and do not want problems. Thank you

Hello 1) Ceiling fans go to the IUG (General Use Lighting) or IUE (Special Use Lighting) circuit as appropriate AEA 90364 transcript 771.8.5 inc. C c) Ceiling fans or air extractors may be charged to lighting circuits for use general or special, either fixedly connected or through outlets. For the purposes of Demand calculation, see 771.9, any of them will be counted as a lighting mouth. 2) the aforementioned standard confirms that it can be placed through electrical outlets commanded by switches the bells can be placed in any of the circuits (lighting, outlets) considering a mouth said bell 3) being that the circuits only share a terminal section of pipes, it corresponds that each one has its PE conductor which should be identified in the access boxes and mouths ... but beware, there are restrictions for the grouping of circuits in a same pipe and one of them says that the sum of mouths of all the circuits involved does not exceed 15, that is if you have 10 mouths in TUG and 8 in IUG you cannot group them in the same pipe I copy the rule 771.12.3.13.2 inc. D d) Circuits for general uses, for special uses and those dedicated to specific consumptions of They must have independent pipes or ducts for each of them. However, as an exception tion, circuits for general use may be housed in the same pipe or conduit, in a maximum of three, as indicated below: 1. that belong to the same phase and the same board; 2. that the sum of the assigned currents of the protection devices of each of the circuits not greater than 36 A, and 3. that the total number of outlets fed by these circuits together is not greater than 15 units.

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