Illustrated guide to electrical building services. 2nd edition
Series/doc. No
Building Applications Guide BG 5/2005
Year
2005
Abstract
Describes the main types of electrical systems and where and when they can be best used. Systems covered include power supplies and controls, fire detection and alarm systems, security systems, lighting systems, uninterruptible power supplies, structured cabling. Intended to assist technical dialogue between the client and design team, particularly during the briefing process. Takes into account the many recent legislative changes regarding fire detection systems, wireless local area networks, solar photovoltaics and flywheel generation technologies.
History
Supersedes the 2003 revision of the 2001 edition (Application Guide 14/2001).
ISBN
9780860226536
Subject(s)
Building services
Electrical services
Lighting
Electrical appliances
Security equipment
Supplement
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Keyword(s)
risk assessment
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british standards
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energy efficiency
;
design team
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electrical equipment
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fire detection
;
fire protection
;
alarm systems
;
fluorescent lamps
;
emergency lighting
;
street lighting
;
power supply
;
electric motors
;
colour rendering
;
alarm system
;
energy efficient
;
low voltage
;
circuit breakers
;
electric lighting
;
power supplies
;
lighting controls
;
commercial buildings
;
smoke detectors
;
fire alarm systems
;
circuit breaker
;
lighting system
;
external lighting
;
uninterruptible power supplies
;
lighting systems
;
metal halide
;
distribution board
;
distribution boards
;
glazed doors
;
security systems
;
electrical contractors
;
cable tray
;
light switches
;
structured cabling
;
consumer unit
;
compact fluorescent
;
water pipes
;
smoke detector
;
cable management
;
access control
;
access control systems
;
lighting luminaires
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uninterruptible power supply
;
display screens
;
lighting fittings
;
fire resistant
Publisher History
BSRIA (owned by The Building Services Research and Information Association) was founded in 1956. It is a consultancy, test and research organisation, which publishes technical notes and guidance for designers and specifiers of building services.