Calculating voltage drops
Low-voltage electrical installations - Connection rules
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Calculating voltage drops
Low-voltage electrical installations - Connection rules

Author : Dominique SERRE

Publication date: February 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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7. Calculating voltage drops

  • Reference voltage

    The regulatory value of the voltage at the point of delivery was set by the Order of May 29, 1986 on "normal voltages of 1 re category electrical power distribution networks". This decree sets the nominal voltage of low-voltage AC electrical power distribution networks at 230 V for single-phase current and 400 V for three-phase current.

    It also specifies the minimum and maximum voltages at delivery points, for single-phase current: 207 V and 244 V, and for three-phase current: 358 V and 423 V. These values must be strictly adhered to for consumer connections and for delivery points with extraction from "producer-consumer" connections.

    For specialized injection delivery points on "producer-consumer" connections, in agreement between...

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