How is electricity distributed to the installation team during the project installation?
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Our temporary power distribution system has been set up; do we need to run power to the areas where the installation team will need it? (The farthest operating point is 400 meters away from the temporary power distribution room.) I would like to know how everyone handled this during installation, as it could serve as a reference for me. Thank you
It depends on how the contract is signed. Generally, the client provides a power supply point at the construction site of the end user, equipped with a switch and a circuit breaker. The construction unit is equipped with measuring instruments at the output terminal of the circuit breaker. The rest is to be handled by the construction party themselves.
Agree with what was said above; it’s generally determined by the terms of the contract
Reply to 2# czywqa: Is it okay to use the power distribution room as the entry point?
Generally, the conditions for ‘three connections and one leveling’ are provided to the construction contractor. It has good water access, electricity access, road access, and the ground is well leveled. Electricity must be supplied to an area near the construction site; a distribution box is installed there, equipped with a single-pole switch and a circuit breaker (automatic switch). If the electrical load is too high and the location is too far away, a dedicated 10/0.4kv power transformer can be installed.