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Converting Single-Phase to Three-Phase: Electrician vs Company and Ownership Act

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  • #31 11468725
    ufogrzesiak
    Level 13  
    that is, take a 25 A protection and buy cables and all accessories as if under 32A?
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  • #32 11468762
    kkas12
    Level 43  
    Only the cable from the connector / meter to the building is important in this case.
    The rest of the installation is a standard independent of the value of the pre-meter protection.
  • #33 11468773
    ufogrzesiak
    Level 13  
    kkas12 wrote:
    Only the cable from the connector / meter to the building is important in this case.


    i.e. the cable that will go from the pole on the way to the meter on the wall?
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  • #34 11468808
    Anonymous
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  • #35 11468820
    ufogrzesiak
    Level 13  
    .sk wrote:
    You will probably have the meter at the plot border, not on the wall. And from the meter you need to bring the cable home for your own $.


    why the pole is outside my plot and the line will go overhead, what will they attach this meter to? to the fence?
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  • #36 11468845
    andrefff
    Level 36  
    This is more or less what it should look like
    Converting Single-Phase to Three-Phase: Electrician vs Company and Ownership Act
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  • #37 11468863
    kkas12
    Level 43  
    And where do you currently have the counter?
    The new one does not have to be in this place.

    Anyway, now it's just a hoping for nothing.
    One of your colleagues wrote to you
    Quote:
    If you want reliable information, go to the ZE appropriate for your place of residence.
    To the technical department.
    So that's where to start.
  • #38 11468868
    ufogrzesiak
    Level 13  
    andrefff wrote:
    This is more or less what it should look like
    Converting Single-Phase to Three-Phase: Electrician vs Company and Ownership Act



    ok for cable installation yes ?? but overhead, that is, there will probably be a link from the pole to the top of my building, this is what it looks like for my neighbor
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    #39 11468882
    masonry
    Level 30  
    Of course not.
    A lot of electricians write here, storytellers and write what they saliva on their tongue.
    If you have an overhead connection, the ownership boundary is most likely on the insulators at the top of the building and will be replaced up to this point by a power plant (if necessary). It's up to you to replace the WLZ (i.e. the riser) and prepare the pre-meter protections and the place to connect the meter.
    WLZ 4X25mm YAKY or ASXsn is more than enough, even if you ever want to increase the power. From the YDY counter 5x10mm is also enough.
    Do not buy anything until knock, you will not get an answer from ZE and you will not approve the scheme because it may turn out that you bought something unnecessarily.
  • #40 11468885
    ufogrzesiak
    Level 13  
    kkas12 wrote:
    And where do you currently have the counter?
    The new one does not have to be in this place


    it is known that it will not be in this place because I have this one in the corridor (old building), the new one will be outside the building, by all means everyone has it




    what I wanted, I know, I will submit an application, I will receive guidelines and then somehow it will be ....
  • #41 11468985
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    ufogrzesiak wrote:
    it is known that it will not be in this place because I have this one in the corridor (old building), the new one will be outside the building, by all means everyone has it

    Not necessarily. The fact that everyone has this is due to the quite recent times, when Energa "sponsored" the taking of the measurement as part of the modernization of the LV grid.
    Currently, it is more likely what the freemasons wrote, i.e. replacement of the connection with a three-phase one up to the ownership limit and the rest is the concern of the recipient.
  • #42 11469135
    stacho60
    Level 15  
    If you would adjust to my earlier post, you would not ask so many questions, e.g. 1KW with an overhead connection is 114.00 + 23%, cable 143.00+ 23%, it is written that you belong to the 5th group, etc.
  • #43 11469240
    ufogrzesiak
    Level 13  
    stacho60 wrote:
    If you would adjust to my earlier post, you would not ask so many questions, e.g. 1KW with an overhead connection is 114.00 + 23%, cable 143.00+ 23%, it is written that you belong to the 5th group, etc.


    V connection group - for an overhead connection PLN 98 / kW, for a cable connection PLN 124 / kW,

    http://www.energa.pl/dla-domu/obsluga-klienta...do_sieci/aid/527c2b57889f19644bb6187938675cee
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The discussion revolves around the process of converting a single-phase electrical installation to a three-phase system. Users share insights on costs, necessary documentation, and the roles of electricians versus companies in this process. Key expenses include a PLN 500 fee for a design map from the geodetic office, potential costs for increasing connection capacity, and fees for the energy company (ZE) based on the desired power increase. Participants emphasize the importance of hiring qualified electricians for the installation and the need to report changes to the County Office. The conversation also touches on the implications of different connection groups and the necessity of ensuring that the installation meets future power demands.
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