2365 design drawing level 3

[cosyhome]

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Help! Level 3 project here but I cant make head nor tails about what to do next. Can anyone give some advice please because I'm so lost!

 

[willycdso]

Hello,
Not to worry it's easy. On drawing 1 you have drawn the sockets I would probably use a ruler to keep lines straight and make it neat. Just need to put a light in the center of the room and one more in the toilet and wire it up from DB. let me know how you get on.

 

[DPG]

Can someone email me the example of they project please , I'm completely lost with it and paid quite a bit of money for the course to fail any help will be much appreciated
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I don't think anyone will send you their hard work to be honest.

If you are completely lost then you need to seek help - you've paid for the course.

 

[Lister1987]

Use the below to layout your calculations (in my case it was for the 8202-30) and cite your sources. There's a document in our downloads section with similar walk-through steps - Cable Calculations Sheet Updated for 2022 - https://www.electriciansforums.net/resources/cable-calculations-sheet-updated-for-2022.207/

In terms of routing that will be down to you. My advice would be to get some A3/A4 clear acetates and plan your routes on them, this gives the advantage of easily distinguishibg the circuits and routes (as you have 1 per sheet), once you're happy with them overlay them on your A3/A4 drawing and staple one side.

I male the assumption that it's the calculations you're are struggling with here?

 

[Tommarsh03]

Use the below to layout your calculations (in my case it was for the 8202-30) and cite your sources. There's a document in our downloads section with similar walk-through steps - Cable Calculations Sheet Updated for 2022 - https://www.electriciansforums.net/resources/cable-calculations-sheet-updated-for-2022.207/

In terms of routing that will be down to you. My advice would be to get some A3/A4 clear acetates and plan your routes on them, this gives the advantage of easily distinguishibg the circuits and routes (as you have 1 per sheet), once you're happy with them overlay them on your A3/A4 drawing and staple one side.

I male the assumption that it's the calculations you're are struggling with here?

Hi pal, Amy tips for the design

 

[Chivers]

I'd scan that copy and paste it into Word and use the tools to draw lines & text boxes to keep it neat. there seems to be a few of you on here now!