Thursday, 3 October 2019

ELVDC Standard 'IS 16711 / 2017'


ISLANDS and AREAS of LIGHT – Infrastructure Development

Subject: Electricity – Off-grid ELVDC 48V power distribution




The Indian Standard  'IS 16711 / 2017' – a valuable paper to be followed 
for the firsts Islands of Light (probable even in the early 'post Event era'), we are entitled to consider as an (already in place) standard  of
48 V ELVDC Distribution System

- Guidelines



The same may proper apply for any off-grid community...









Standard: Title IS 16711 / 2017 - "IS 16711 / 2017"

48 V ELVDC Distribution System - Guidelines


https://www.services.bis.gov.in:8071/php/BIS/bisconnect/pow/is_details?IDS=MjI3MTI%3D



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    "Telecommunication carriers in the United States, Japan, and Europe have developed guidelines for voltage drop limits in the
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    (IWS) generally specifies drop of 2% or less for the main lines used for low-voltage wiring. In the European Telecommunications
    Standards Institute (ETSI) standard, the drop is limited to +1V in the -48V wire. For economic reasons, however, the overall
    voltage drops rate have, however, been specified to about less than 3% when power is supplied from a transformer, less than 5%
    for long-cable wiring of 120 m or less, less than 6% for cable wiring of 200 metres or less, and about 7% or lesser for cable wiring
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