Degree of electrification
In these things you can not adapt anything, if you have 350 m² and 3 kVA it is medium GE.
If you have 50 m² and 7.5 kVA it is medium GE
To adapt this kind of thing would be to go against the need (I put less mouths than I need) but worse still go against the ethical (I declare less mouths or less meters of the real ones)
The degree of electrification is taken based on 2 parameters. Surface
Power
If both parameters are in the same level of GE, that level is taken but if they are in different levels the parameter located in the upper level will be taken
Example
If I have :
According to minimum GE surface
According to average GE power
The GE will be medium because it is the top level
If I have
According to minimum GE surface
According to high GE power
The GE will be elevated
If I have
According to high GE surface
According to average GE power
The GE will be elevated
I mean ... you always choose the greater of the two levels
At no time does it appear to speak of power, so as I understand it, it would be considered a minimum degree of electrification since it has less than 300m2.
Regards!
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@Heku Look you, in the guide only the values come out, in the complete 771 those same values do not come out .. thanks for the data. And yes, it would correspond to a minimum degree of electrification (although I don't know where those apparent powers come from because they don't come out in the 771 large).
@Heku What yes, you have 6.7KW of power, remember that AEA RECOMMENDS that from 7KW or 32A use three-phase, so maybe before in the tank there could have been a little more than 7KW and that's why they used three-phase. Also remember that who decides what power corresponds to three-phase at the end of the day is the distrubuidora, in this case EPEC.
