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Site Evaluation – Internal Considerations

Site Power Distribution Systems

The following elements of the site power distribution system should be evaluated when
planning an installation of VSM5 system equipment.

System Design

A properly installed power distribution system is required to ensure safe operation of
VSM5 system equipment. Power should be supplied from a feeder separate from one
used for lighting, air conditioning, and other electrical systems.

A typical input power configuration, shown in

Figure 4-1

, is either a five-wire high-voltage

or a four-wire low-voltage type, with three-phase service coming from a service entrance
or separately derived source, and with overcurrent protection and suitable grounding. A
three-phase, five-wire distribution system provides the greatest configuration flexibility,
since it allows power to be provided to both three-phase and single-phase equipment.

Figure 4-1. Site Electrical Power Distribution System

Circuit Breakers of
Appropriate Size

Neutral Bus

Remotely Operated
Power Service Disconnect

Computer Room
Power Panel

Ground Terminal Bar

b

e

Same size as neutral

( onded to nclosure)

Neutral

Ground

Service Entrance
Ground or Suitable
Building Ground

Note: Bounding of neutral and ground at other
points is Illegal.

Only valid at
service entrance
or separately
derived system
(transformer)

Insulated Green Wire Ground
Phase Wires and Neutral

Ledgend:

Customer Supplied
Receptacles/Connectors-
in Accordance with
Local Codes

208/240V

3-Phase

(5-wire)

208/240V

3-Phase

(4-wire)

208/240V

Single
Phase

120V

Single
Phase

Branch Circuits

For loads requiring a
neutral attach computer/data
processing equipment only

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Incoming Three-phase Power
from service entrance or
separately derived system
with appropriate over-current
protection and suitable ground