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SAMPLE • Schedule of loads are just a summary of data to

easily identify and facilitate the necessary values and


SCHEDULE OF equipment rating to be used in any electrical installation.
Any data given in the schedule of loads were backed by
LOADS calculation based on a well settled electrical principles
and code requirements.

Ckt Load Ph Rating No. of Outlets VA Volts Amps Wire CB Cond.


Per
outlet

1 L.O. 1 100 VA 12 1,200 220 5.45 #14 TW 15 AT, 1P plug- ½” dia.


in
2 L.O. 1 100 VA 9 900 220 4.09 #14 TW 15 AT, 1P plug- ½” dia.
in
3 L.O. 1 100 VA 6 600 220 2.73 #14 TW 15 AT, 1P plug- ½” dia.
in
4 C.O 1 180 VA 10 1,800 220 8.18 #12 TW 20 AT, 1P plug- ¾” dia.
in
5 C.O 1 180 VA 12 2,160 220 9.82 #12 TW 30 AT, 1P plug- ¾” dia.
in
6 ACU 1 2.5 HP 1 2331 220 10.60 #10 TW 30 AT, 1P plug- ¾” dia.
in
7 ACU 1 2.5 HP 1 2331 220 10.60 #10 TW 30 AT, 1P plug- ¾” dia.
in
8 ACU 1 2.5 HP 1 2331 220 10.60 #10 TW 30 AT, 1P plug- ¾” dia.
in
9 Range Load 1 5000 W 1 5000 220 22.71 # 8 TW 80 AT, 1P plug- 1.0” dia.
in
Ckt Load Ph Rating No. of Outlets VA Volts Amps Size of CB Cond.
Per Wire only
outlet

1 L.O. 1 100 VA 18 230 7.83 2.0mm 15 AT, 2P plug-in


A I
2 L.O. 1 100 VA 7 700 230 3.04 2.0mm 15 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

3 L.O. 1 100 VA 10 1,000 230 2.0mm 15 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm


D
4 C.O 1 180 VA 18 230 3.5mm H AT, 2P plug- 20mm
B C
in
5 C.O 1 180 VA 16 2,880 230 12.52 3.5mm 20 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

6 ACU 1 2 HP 1 230 5.5mm 20mm


J K G AT, 2P plug-
in
7 ACU 1 1.5 HP 1 2,300 230 10 5.5mm 30 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

8 ACU 1 1 HP 1 1,840 230 8 5.5mm 30 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

9 Range Load 1 3,200 1 230 13.91 30 AT, 2P plug-in 25mm


E F
Ckt Load Ph Rating No. of Outlets VA Volts Amps Size of CB Cond.
Per Wire only
outlet

1 L.O. 1 100 VA 18 1,800 230 7.83 2.0mm 15 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

2 L.O. 1 100 VA 7 700 230 3.04 2.0mm 15 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

3 L.O. 1 100 VA 10 1,000 230 4.35 2.0mm 15 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

4 C.O 1 180 VA 18 3,240 230 14.09 3.5mm 30 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

5 C.O 1 180 VA 16 2,880 230 12.52 3.5mm 20 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

6 ACU 1 2 HP 1 2,760 230 12 5.5mm 40 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

7 ACU 1 1.5 HP 1 2,300 230 10 5.5mm 30 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

8 ACU 1 1 HP 1 1,840 230 8 5.5mm 30 AT, 2P plug-in 20mm

9 Range Load 1 3,200 1 3,200 230 13.91 5.5mm 30 AT, 2P plug-in 25mm
SCHEDULE OF LOADS
COMPUTATIONS
NOTES:
L.O. VA=100AMP; CB: 15AMP; WIRE: 2-2.0 SQMM THHN & 1-2.0 SQMM THHN (GROUND WIRE);
CONDUIT 20MM DIAMETER Upvc PIPE
C.O. VA=180AMP; CB: 20AMP; WIRE: 2-3.5 SQMM THHN & 1- 2.0 SQMM THHN (GROUND WIRE);
CONDUIT 20MM
ACU VA @230V, SINGLE PHASE MOTOR; CB: 20/30 AMP; WIRE: 2-3.5 SQMM THHN & 1-2.0 SQMM;
CONDUIT 20MM
• .5 HP- 4.9AMP
• .75 HP- 6.9AMP
• 1 HP- 8AMP
• 1.5 HP- 10 AMP
• 2 HP- 12 AMP
• 3HP- 17 AMP
RANGE VA=3200; CB: 40 AMP; WIRE: 2-5.5 SQMM THHN & 1-2.0 SQMM; CONDUIT 25MM
WATER HEATER VA=6000; CB: 40 AMP; WIRE: 2-5.5 SQMM THHN & 1-2.0 SQMM; CONDUIT 25MM
SPARE VA=1500; CB: 20 AMP; WIRE: 2-3.5 SQMM THHN & 1-2.0 SQMM; CONDUIT 20MM
SCHEDULE OF LOADS
COMPUTATIONS
NOTES:
TO GET THE ACU VA USE THE FF. AMPERE OF MOTOR BASED ON PEC:
.5 HP- 4.9AMP
.75 HP- 6.9AMP
1 HP- 8AMP
1.5 HP- 10 AMP
2 HP- 12 AMP
3HP- 17 AMP
VA= 230Vx8AMP=1840
WIRE (i.e. 1HP):
8AMP (FULL LOAD CURRENT OF 1HP AC BY PEC) X 125% (MULTIPLIER BY PEC)= 10 AMP (AMPACITY OF
CONDUCTOR); USE: 2-3.5 SQMM THHN
CIRCUIT BREAKER:
8AMP x 225% (MAXIMUM MULTIPLIER FOR MOTORS)= 18 AMP (AMPACITY OF BREAKER);
USE: 30 AMP CIRCUIT BREAKER
TO CHECK:
20 AMP BREAKER @ 80% D.F.= 16AMP (NOT POSSIBLE)
30 AMP BREAKER @ 80% D.F.= 24AMP (SAFE FOR 18 AMP OF COMPUTED CB)
SCHEDULE OF LOADS
COMPUTATIONS
Circuit 1:
I = 1,200 VA/ 220 V = 5.45 Ampere
Wire = 5.45 / 80% = 6.82 Amperes , Use 2.0 sqmm TW wire or #14 AWG [1]
Circuit Breaker = Use 15 A Circuit Breaker
Conduit = Use 1/2" diameter PVC conduit.

Circuit 2:
I = 900 VA/ 220 V = 4.09 Ampere
Wire = 4.09/ 80%= 5.11 Amperes , Use 2.0 sqmm TW wire or #14 AWG
Circuit Breaker = Use 15 A Circuit Breaker
Conduit = Use 1/2" diameter PVC conduit.
SCHEDULE OF LOADS
COMPUTATIONS
Circuit 3:

I = 600 VA/ 220 V = 2.72 Ampere


Wire = 2.72/ 80%= 3.41 Amperes , Use 2.0 sqmm TW wire or #14 AWG
Circuit Breaker =Use 15 A Circuit Breaker
Conduit = Use 1/2" diameter PVC conduit.

Circuit 4:

I = 1,800 VA/ 220 V = 8.18 Ampere


Wire = 8.18/ 80%= 10.23 Amperes , Use 3.5 sqmm TW wire or #12 AWG
Circuit Breaker = Use 20 A CB
Conduit = Use 3/4" diameter PVC conduit.
SCHEDULE OF LOADS
COMPUTATIONS
Circuit 5:

I = 2,160 VA/ 220 V = 9.82 Ampere


Wire = 9.82/ 80% = 12.27 Amperes , Use 3.5 sqmm TW wire or #12 AWG
Circuit Breaker = Use 20 A CB
Conduit = Use 3/4" diameter PVC conduit.
SCHEDULE OF LOADS
COMPUTATIONS
Circuit 6-8:

VA = [ 2.5 HP x ( 746 Watts/ HP ) ] / 0.8 pf (assume 0.8 pf)


VA = 2331 VA
I = 2,331 VA/ 220 V = 10.60 Ampere
Wire = 10.60 x 125% = 13.24 Amperes , Use 3.5 sqmm TW wire or #12 AWG
[2] Circuit Breaker = 5.45 x 250% = 26.5 Amperes, Use 30 A Circuit Breaker [3]
Conduit = Use 3/4" diameter PVC conduit.

Note: since the breaker is 30 Ampere, we could increase the cable size to 5.5 sqmm
(rated 30 amps by NEC ) to maintain the coordination of cable and the circuit breaker.
*As per PEC article 4.30.14.2, with 230 volt system rating, 1.5hp air-conditioner unit is
equivalent to 10amperes (can be a basis if you have no knowledge of the ac unit power
rating)
SCHEDULE OF LOADS
COMPUTATIONS
Circuit 6-8:

VA = [ 2.5 HP x ( 746 Watts/ HP ) ] / 0.8 pf (assume 0.8 pf)


VA = 2331 VA

I = 2,331 VA/ 220 V = 10.60 Ampere


Wire = 10.60 x 125% = 13.24 Amperes , Use 3.5 sqmm TW wire or #12 AWG [2]
Circuit Breaker = Use 30 A Circuit Breaker [3]
Conduit = Use 3/4" diameter PVC conduit.

Note: since the breaker is 30 Ampere, we could increase the cable size to 5.5 sqmm
(rated 30 amps by NEC ) to maintain the coordination of cable and the circuit breaker.
*As per PEC article 4.30.14.2, with 230 volt system rating, 1.5hp air-conditioner unit is
equivalent to 10amperes (can be a basis if you have no knowledge of the ac unit power
rating)
SCHEDULE OF LOADS
COMPUTATIONS
*Based on Meralco Power Lab tests on different aircon and room size scenarios at
25°C night time use.

• Room Size Aircon Horsepower (HP)


• 6 to 11 sq. m0.5 HP
• 12 to 17 sq. m 0.75 HP
• 18 to 22 sq. m 1.0 HP
• 23 to 27 sq. m 1.5 HP
• 28 to 40 sq. m 2.0 HP
• 41 to 54 sq. m 2.5 HP
SCHEDULE OF LOADS
COMPUTATIONS
Circuit 9:

VA = 5000 W / 1.0 pf (heating load is a resistive load w/ 100% pf)


VA = 5,000 VA

I = 5, 000 VA/ 220 V = 22.72 Ampere


Wire = 22.71 / 80% = 28.41 Amperes , Use 8.0 sqmm TW wire or #8 AWG
Circuit Breaker = Use 40 A Circuit Breaker
Conduit = Use 1.0" diameter PVC conduit.
SCHEDULE OF LOADS
COMPUTATIONS
Main Feeder

By inspection:

Continuous loads = 9,963 VA or 45.29 A @ 220V (lighting loads and ACU)


Non- Continuous = 8, 960 VA or 40.72 @ 220V (conv. outlet & range load)
Total Loads = 19, 923 VA

Main Feeder Current = (45.29 x 100% ) + (40.72 x 125%) = 96.19 Amperes [4]

Use 50 sqmm TW cable as main feeder or service entrance wire


Use 100 Ampere MCCB, 1 pole - 10 kAIC*

note: 10 kAIC is just an assumed value, we need short circuit calculation to determine the right
specs of the OCPD to be used in this example
WIRE SIZES
SIZE OF CONDUIT ACCORDING TO
PNS
CIRCUIT BREAKERS
SIZE OF GROUNDING

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