JERLYN

Republic of the Philippines
UNIVERSITY OF BATANGAS
Batangas City Campus
SINGLE STOREY PLAN
(BUNGALOW HOUSE )
ELECTRICAL LAYOUT PLAN
Submitted By:
JERLYN ALIESSA M. MARALIT
BSCE 3-8
Submitted To:
ENGR. NORBERT ANDER CABATAY
Instructor
CONTENTS
I. FLOOR PLAN
a. Ground Floor
II. ELECTRICAL LAYOUT PLAN

a. Ground Floor Lighting and Switch Layout
b. Ground Floor Convenience Outlet Layout
III. LOAD SCHEDULE AND COMPUTATIONS
IV. ONE LINE DIAGRAM
V. SYMBOLS
VI. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR LIGHTING AND SWITCH LAYOUT
GROUND FLOOR CONVENIENCE OUTLET LAYOUT
LOAD SCHEDULE AND COMPUTATIONS
Ground Floor
CKT NO. OF OUTLETS WATTS COMPUTED BREAKER SIZE OF WIRE SIZE OF CONDUIT
NO L.O. C.O. OTHERS AMPERE RATING
1 7 700 3.04 15 AT 2 – 3.5 mm 2 TW 13 mm ф PVC PIPE
4 REF 1000 4.35 20 AT 2 – 3.5 mm 2 TW 13 mm ф PVC PIPE
5 RANGE 1500 6.52 20 AT 2 – 3.5 mm 2 TW 13 mm ф PVC PIPE
6 DISHWASHING 1500 6.52 30 AT
MACHINE
2 – 3.5 mm 2 TW 13 mm ф PVC PIPE
7 FREEZER 400 1.74 20 AT 2 – 3.5 mm 2 TW 13 mm ф PVC PIPE
8 ACU 1000 4.35 30 AT 2 – 3.5 mm 2 TW 13 mm ф PVC PIPE
9 SPARE 1000 4.35 30 AT 2 – 3.5 mm 2 TW 13 mm ф PVC PIPE
For Circuit Number 1 and 2: Lighting Loads
“The Philippine Electrical Code provides that 100 Watts be the maximum load per light outlet.”
Circuit Number 1:
P = 7 outlets X 100 W = 700 W
I = 700/230 = 3.04 A
Circuit Number 2:
P = 5 outlets X 100 W = 500 W
I = 500/230 = 2.17 A
“The National Electrical Code provides that ampacity of the connected load shall not exceed 80%
of the amperage capacity of the conductor and the fuse.” The maximum ampacity load of a 3.5 mm 2
copper wire and 15 AT breaker are 30 A and 15 A respectively. 80% of 30 A and 15 A are 24 A and 12 A
respectively. Therefore, for Circuit Number 1 to 6, the use of 3.5 mm2 wire and 15 AT breaker is safe.
Also, for 2 pieces of 3.5 mm2 wire, use 13 mm diameter of conduit pipe.
For Circuit Number 3: Small Appliance Loads
Section 3.3.1.2 of the Philippine Electrical Code specify 180 Watts load limit per convenience
outlet. It simply mean that, each convenience outlet, is considered to have a maximum load of not less
than 180 Watts per plug or gang.
Circuit Number 3:
P = 6 outlets X 2 gangs X 100 W = 1200 W
I = 1200/230 = 5.22 A
“The National Electrical Code provides that ampacity of the connected load shall not exceed 80%
of the amperage capacity of the conductor and the fuse.” The maximum ampacity load of a 3.5 mm 2
copper wire and 20 AT breaker are 30 A and 20 A respectively. 80% of 30 A and 15 A are 24 A and 16 A
respectively. Therefore, for Circuit Number 7 to 3, the use of 3.5 mm2 wire and 20 AT breaker is safe.
Also, for 2 pieces of 3.5 mm2 wire, use 13 mm diameter of conduit pipe.
For Circuit Number 4 to 7: Other Loads
Circuit Number 4: Refrigerator

P = 1000 W
I = 1000/230 = 4.35 A
Circuit Number 5: Range
P = 1500 W
I = 1500/230 = 6.52A
Circuit Number 6: DISHWASHING MACHINE
P = 1500 W
I = 1500/230 = 6.52 A
For the sizing of wire,
I = 6.52 X 125% = 8.15 A
For the sizing of breaker,
I = 6.52 X 250% = 16.30A
Circuit Number 7: FREEZER
P = 400 W
I = 400/230 = 1.74 A
For Circuit Number 8 to 9: Air-Conditioning Units
Article 6.7 of the Philippine Electrical Code provides that: “ Branch circuit conductor supplying a
motor shall have an ampacity not less than 125% of the full load current.”
Also, the code on branch circuit protection for a single motor provides that: “It shall be increased
by 250% of the full load current of the motor.”
Circuit Number 8 to 9
P = 1000 W
I = 1000/230 = 4.35 A
For the sizing of wire,
I = 4.35 X 125% = 5.43 A
For the sizing of breaker,
I = 4.35 X 250% = 10.87 A
Calculation for the Ampacity of the Sub-Feeder Conductor and the Disconnecting Means
Lighting Loads = 1200 W
Small Appliance Loads = 1200 W
Other Loads = 4400 W
Total Load (Except the Air-Conditioning Units) = 6800W
For the first 10000 W at 100% DF = 10000 W
Subtract: 6800 – 10000 = 3200 W
For the remaining load, apply 40% DF

3200 X 40% = 1280 W
Air-Conditioning Units at 100% DF

2 units X 1000 W X 100% = 2000 W
Total = 13280 W
Total Connected Load plus 25% of the Largest Motor
I = (13280 W + 25% of 1500w)/230 = 64.26 A

Sub-Feeder:
Overcurrent Protection: Use 90 AT Breaker
Size of Wire: Use 2 – 30.0 mm2 THW conductor with 25 mm ф Rigid Steel Conduit
ONE LINE DIAGRAM
SYMBOLS
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
1. THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION SHALL BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPROVED PLANS
AND UNDER DIRECT SUPERVISION AND CONTROL OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER OR MASTER ELECTRICIAN.
2. THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION SHOWN ON THE PLANS SHALL BE CONFORM WITH THE
LATEST EDITION OF THE PHILIPPINE ELECTRICAL CODE, RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE
COMPANY AND THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
3. ALL ELECTRICAL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT TO BE USED IN THIS PROJECT SHALL BE BRAND-
NEW AND OF APPROVED QUALITY AND BRAND.
4. THE WIRES TO BE USED SHALL NOT BE SMALLER THAN 3.5 mm2 TW, WITH 600 V INSULATION.
5. THE TYPE OF POWER SERVICE TO BE SUPPLIED SHALL BE SINGLE PHASE, 230 V AC.

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Republic of the Philippines

Batangas City Campus

SINGLE STOREY PLAN

JERLYN ALIESSA M. MARALIT

ENGR. NORBERT ANDER CABATAY

II. ELECTRICAL LAYOUT PLAN

III. LOAD SCHEDULE AND COMPUTATIONS

IV. ONE LINE DIAGRAM

VI. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

For Circuit Number 3: Small Appliance Loads

For Circuit Number 4 to 7: Other Loads

Circuit Number 4: Refrigerator

For Circuit Number 8 to 9: Air-Conditioning Units

Total Load (Except the Air-Conditioning Units) = 6800W

For the first 10000 W at 100% DF = 10000 W

Subtract: 6800 – 10000 = 3200 W

For the remaining load, apply 40% DF

Air-Conditioning Units at 100% DF

Total Connected Load plus 25% of the Largest Motor

I = (13280 W + 25% of 1500w)/230 = 64.26 A

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