Low Voltage Distribution Board ( TGBT )

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The discussion centers on the requirements for a Low Voltage Distribution Board (TGBT) for a specific installation involving multiple cooling chambers, a residential building, and outdoor lighting. The setup includes a 630kVA power transformer supplying various circuits, including main and individual circuit breakers for each component. Participants emphasize the importance of having a qualified electrician or electrical engineer handle the installation due to safety and liability concerns. The thread concludes with a note that assistance cannot be provided in this context. Proper expertise is essential for ensuring compliance and safety in electrical installations.
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Hi, can any one help me with this Low Voltage Distribution Board?
My installation a below :

17 Cooling Chamber
01 Residential building
01 Emplyees Small-Camp
20 Outdoor lamps
01 Water Submersible pump
02 Spares

All theses are supplied from Power Transformer 630kVA - 30kV/400V ( 3P+N )
This distribution board should contains :
01 Main circuit breaker
17 Circuits breakers for each chamber ( 23kW - 62kW / 40A - 105A )
01 Circuit breaker for Residential building ( 2 Floor Standard residential building )
01 Circuit breaker for Employees Small-Camp ( 4 Room, 1 Kitchen, 4 Air Conditioners )
01 Circuit breaker for 20 X Outdoor lamps ( 150W )
01 Circuit breaker for Water Submersible pump ( 6kW )
02 Circuit breakers for Spares
 
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Due to liability concerns, we cannot help you. This needs at least a qualified electrician, and possibly an electrical engineer. This thread is closed.
 
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