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Handbook of Electrical Installation Practice - BeKnowledge

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100 <strong>Handbook</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Electrical</strong> <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Practice</strong><br />

Fig. 5.1 Incoming supply assembly.<br />

access to authorised personnel. The metering compartment houses the supply<br />

authority’s equipment and can be sealed. The consumer’s main switch compartment<br />

comprises the main isolator (lockable in the OFF position) and protective equipment.<br />

Sufficient facilities are afforded for the maximum cable size likely to be<br />

terminated.<br />

If the metering equipment is housed within a substation or the authority’s own<br />

enclosure, then the ISA provides the main site protection and control only. Figure<br />

5.1 shows typical forms <strong>of</strong> ISA.<br />

Incoming supply and distribution assembly (ISDA)<br />

The ISDA comprises a compartment for the incoming feeder cable and metering<br />

equipment; a main/isolation compartment for main control; and an outgoing compartment<br />

housing sub-circuit control and protection devices.<br />

Incoming feeder compartment<br />

The incoming feeder compartment provides facilities for the incoming cable termination<br />

and the Electricity Distributor’s cut-out. When called for, the facility must<br />

exist for incorporation <strong>of</strong> current transformers (CTs) and metering equipment, as<br />

well as potential fuses. All the equipment contained in this section belongs to the<br />

supply authority and access is restricted to their authorised personnel.

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