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Hello all

I hope you don't mind me asking and posting my diagram for a electric setup in a building. I'm sure to most this is very straight forward and can be worked out quickly it will take me a lot of head scratching and trial and error but due to the working height and length involved I'm hoping for some help

thanks in advance

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[ElectriciansForums.net] Barn electric diagram help
 
Is this a college project? Your going to need to provide so dimensions to establish illumination requirements. What is the space used for? What lux level has the client requested. Do you need emergency lighting? What are you intending to illuminate externally? Why not utilise a single phase door controller/motor? Are there any other three phase loads?
Can you draw by hand and scan in? You might portray you intentions more clearly.
 
Barns may not be as straight forward as you think . Are farm animals to be occupying it for instance?
 
Hi Piggy and welcome to the Forum !!!
If you've a project to renovate a barn I'm sure you'd find an Electrician who'll help you. For me, I'd meet you on site and talk about how you want to use the area and come up with a specification, then look at how it might be designed, costed and installed. Hope that helps :)
 

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