Electrical system design 615 level 3 help!!!

[Garry0256]

Hello everyone I am doing my level 3 electrical system design project 615 and I need some help with design current etc. at the moment all the colleges are closed so i am unable to find any help from teachers. i would really appreciate if someone show me the right path how to calculate it.

 

[Garry0256]

thank you guys I have figure it out question 3/4 can some please give me some guidance on question 5?

 

[abidemi]

Have you got specific questions you want advice on? Many folk here will try to help out.

Also I think there are closed trainee forums that might be more useful, but I don't know. Others on here will know a lot more about this.

I need help with assessment 615 electrical system design

 

[abidemi]

I need help with assessment 615 electrical system design

Question 3,4 and 6

 

[abidemi]

I need help with assessment 615 electrical system design

can someone or tell me where to get help

 

[Lucien Nunes]

Start a new thread. Introduce yourself. Explain what you are stuck on and why, and people will help.

 

[Edtwozeronine]

There are previous threads on this if you use the forum search button, I honestly don't understand why people have problems with the design project all you have to do is deck out an A3 diagram with consumer units, protective devices that will be used in the consumer units and cables showing what the consumer units will be feeding. They're just checking you know how to use the correct rated MCB/RCD/RCBO required for X type of circuit NB: Typically lighting will need a 6 amp RCD, socket outlets will need a 32 amp RCD.

All of the circuits that you'll need and where they will be situated is in the literature that you've been provided, so questions on this module often smack of "I can't be bothered to do my own homework, someone please do it for me!" That is not how you gain qualifications!

 

[Lukeconnor1]

There are previous threads on this if you use the forum search button, I honestly don't understand why people have problems with the design project all you have to do is deck out an A3 diagram with consumer units, protective devices that will be used in the consumer units and cables showing what the consumer units will be feeding. They're just checking you know how to use the correct rated MCB/RCD/RCBO required for X type of circuit NB: Typically lighting will need a 6 amp RCD, socket outlets will need a 32 amp RCD.

All of the circuits that you'll need and where they will be situated is in the literature that you've been provided, so questions on this module often smack of "I can't be bothered to do my own homework, someone please do it for me!" That is not how you gain qualifications!

If is was that easy for everyone, they wouldnt being looking for advise, in my sons case its not a case of not wanting to do it....he has now been on it for over a year and is still going.