Circuit Protective Devices and Switchgear Sample Clauses

Circuit Protective Devices and Switchgear. Individual circuits shall be protected either by BS88 (parts 2 & 6) HBC fuses, BS1361 fuses or Type B, Miniature circuit breakers to BS EN 60898 or with the prior agreement of the Network Lighting Manager RCBO’s to BS EN 61009. Generally individual circuit protective devices shall be mounted in a suitably sized stainless steel consumer grade 304 or similar approved the unit mechanically tested to BS EN 60439 with a minimum ingress protection rating of IP31 and integral 100 Amp minimum double pole switched isolator tested to BS EN 60947. Pre wired panels may be used with an ingress protection rating of IP55 and shall be mechanically tested to BS EN 60439/BS EN 60947. Their use is subject to the prior agreement of the Network Lighting Manager. Other mains switchgear, fuse panels and the like shall have an ingress protection rating of IP41 and shall be mechanically tested to BS EN 60439/BS EN 60947. Their use is subject to the prior approval of the Network Lighting Manager. Consumer units or fuse panels must allow for a minimum of 25% spare ways, blank covers are to be provided to any unfused spare ways and a fixed protective hinged cover is to be fitted over the fuses or MCB's as standard. The maximum number of units, on any one circuit, subject to acceptable voltage drop and earth loop impedance values shall be no more than 12 unless otherwise agreed to by the Network Lighting Manager. Care shall be taken to ensure that under fault conditions that not all lighting in one area is extinguished by the operation of one protective device. The use of Residual Current Devises to BS EN 61008 shall only be allowed in exceptional circumstances subject to the prior approval of the Network Lighting Manager.
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