LUL - S1100
Load Change Application Requirements for Electrical, Compressed Air and other services
Organization: | LUL |
Publication Date: | 1 December 2011 |
Status: | inactive |
Page Count: | 34 |
scope:
For electricity or compressed air supplies, this Standard applies to:
a) all LU and Infraco properties and areas leased to third parties that are supplied from the Power Services Contractor or Distribution Network Operator (DNO) systems or via the Infraco's System;
Note: The Power Services Contractor is at present UKPNS Powerlink Ltd who are referred to throughout this standard as Powerlink.
b) all staff, their Managers and Supervisors, including staff contracted to the Infracos, requiring new or modified power or compressed air loads or circuits;
c) private sector companies working on behalf of the Infracos requiring new or modified power and compressed air loads or circuits;
d) the following supplies provided from Powerlink's System, a comprehensive list of which is given in Standard S1105 :
I) 630V and 750V d.c. supplies;
II) 400V a.c. three-phase and neutral and 230V a.c. single-phase supplies;
III) 440V and 600V a.c. supplies for signalling (including non-50Hz supplies);
IV) low voltage d.c. supplies;
V) Local Emergency Power Supply (LEPS) systems specified in S1105 ;
VI) Central Emergency Power Supply (CEPS) systems specified in S1105 ;
VII) compressed air supplies specified in S1105 ;
VIII) the 11kV a.c. supply (Docklands Light Railway only); and
e) the connection of loads or equipment to electrical supplies provided by any DNO.
For gas or water supplies, this Standard applies to the Utility Supplier's Delivery Points and approval in no way indicates that the Infraco system is capable of supporting the modified load.
This Standard does not apply to load changes which take place as part of the "day -today" switching operations on the Powerlink and Infraco systems.
This issue of the standard replaces 1-100 A2 .
Purpose
The purpose of this Standard is to define the requirements and process to be followed for the connection or disconnection of electrical loads, compressed air, gas and water supplies.