Re: LSJ - Electrical Distribution

no /// bedrooms and kitchen///

--- Greg Hernandez ghernandez@emgroup.net wrote:

I was reviewing the proposed electrical distribution
with our engineer and I
have some questions.

1. Would you like emergency generator backup for the
   new house?
2. If yes, should the generator be able to run the
   whole house or would you
   like to perform some load shedding?
3. Would you like an additional spare backup
   generator for redundancy?

In my opinion the emergency generator should be able
to run the whole house.

Thanks, Greg

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what info do you need....50,000 sq ft... 15 ft
ceilings.. outdoor lights , pool 30x100 nine bed two
floors

--- Greg Hernandez ghernandez@emgroup.net wrote:

Is it possible for us to get in touch with the house
designer to get some
data?

On 1/17/06 5:14 PM, "J. Epstein"
jeeproject@yahoo.com wrote:

no /// bedrooms and kitchen///

--- Greg Hernandez ghernandez@emgroup.net wrote:

I was reviewing the proposed electrical
distribution

with our engineer and I
have some questions.

1. Would you like emergency generator backup for
   the

new house?
2. If yes, should the generator be able to run
the

whole house or would you
like to perform some load shedding?
3. Would you like an additional spare backup
generator for redundancy?

In my opinion the emergency generator should be
able

to run the whole house.

Thanks, Greg

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12,000 sq ft

--- Greg Hernandez ghernandez@emgroup.net wrote:

Here are a question (2), some assumptions and some
points that should be
considered in the house design:

1. We are assuming that the genset will provide
   power to the bedrooms,
   kitchen, pool, outside lighting, selected lighting
   throughout the interior
   of the house and communications system.

2. We need the area (square footage) of the nine
   bedrooms and the kitchen.

3. The genset for the new house should be less than
   300 ft from the house to
   avoid installing a 13.8kV genset and transfer switch
   in the maintenance
   compound that will have to provide power to the
   complete new house. We are
   looking at different locations for it, i.e. in a
   mechanical room in the
   house or in a self standing enclosure away from the
   house. This location
   needs to be evaluated and considered in the house
   design.

4. The house design should consider having an
   electrical closet with enough
   space to locate the transfer switch for the genset.

5. Since the genset will not power the whole house,
   the electrical panels
   and electrical distribution must be coordinated to
   separate the circuits
   that will be supported by emergency power. The
   house's electrical design
   should have one panel for the circuits that will be
   supported by the genset
   and another one for the circuits that do not require
   emergency power.

6. It might be wise to include one or all wall
   outlets in the rooms that
   will not have emergency power in the genset circuit.

7. Since the genset will not power the entire HVAC
   system, the HVAC design
   should separate the bedrooms and kitchen from the
   rest of the system.

On 1/17/06 11:15 PM, "J. Epstein"
jeeproject@yahoo.com wrote:

what info do you need....50,000 sq ft... 15 ft
ceilings.. outdoor lights , pool 30x100 nine bed
two
floors

--- Greg Hernandez ghernandez@emgroup.net wrote:

Is it possible for us to get in touch with the
house

designer to get some
data?

On 1/17/06 5:14 PM, "J. Epstein"
jeeproject@yahoo.com wrote:

no /// bedrooms and kitchen///

--- Greg Hernandez ghernandez@emgroup.net
wrote:

I was reviewing the proposed electrical
distribution

with our engineer and I
have some questions.

1. Would you like emergency generator backup
   for

the

new house?
2. If yes, should the generator be able to run
the

whole house or would you
like to perform some load shedding?
3. Would you like an additional spare backup
generator for redundancy?

In my opinion the emergency generator should be
able

to run the whole house.

Thanks, Greg

---

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