Power Generation and Electrical Distribution System Sample Clauses

Power Generation and Electrical Distribution System. Maintenance of transformers – Checking of oil level, temperature and topping up. Operation of tap changers if required. • LT Panels, Distribution Boards - Checking of connections, vacuum cleaning of panels, Visual inspection, Insulation testing, testing of relays & contactors, cleaning of contacts. • Distribution Boards – Routine checking and tightening of all panel internals, cable connections, checking & replacement of switches, sockets contactors, relays, cleaning of contacts for proper & trouble free function. Switching ON/OFF of power panels, lighting panels, capacitor banks, Emergency systems as required. Minor repairs of equipment like geysers, kettles and such other equipment. • Diesel Generator Sets – Operating the DG Set as per requirement and logging all parameters, routine checking in all respects, operation in case of power failures and recording relevant data. Cleaning and changsing of Air filters, oil filters, Exhaust system checking & cleaning, governor checking & checking of battery condition & topping up of electrolyte, cleaning of radiator & topping of coolant will be carried out. • Major O/H of DG sets & major break downs are not covered under this scope of work. AMC for the same will be arranged with OEM Contractor. • Lighting panels & fixtures – Trouble shooting & Replacement faulty tubes/bulbs, fans, switches, sockets MCBs, Fuses etc. and other electrical accessories wherever possible. • Checking of UPS panels, battery condition, checking of Electrolyte Levels and topping up, initiating necessary actions with AMC provider in case of the breakdown. • The main electrical panel, Bore-well electrical panels, all switch boards; all sub panels to be maintain and keep up to date round the clock. • All starters, main switch, MCCBs, RCCBs, SPs, DPs, TPNs, and all switches to be maintained and to be replaced. • Any type of joint, termination, lugging to be done free of cost. • All type LT fault to be attend and rectify immediately. If found necessary, any /all LT underground straight joint to be done free of cost.
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