Hello,
I came across a client who strongly insists on issuing him an electrical installation acceptance report in the form of a completed document visible in the photo. So far, for all installations that I performed, I issued a protocol that I created myself and there were never any problems with it. What I am supposed to complete now is such nonsense for me that I decided to consult my colleagues.
Question No. 1:
"Electrical installation report done by .... on ..... - what should I enter here? Because from what I know, installations are performed, not carried out, and it usually takes longer than one day.
Question No. 2:
Power of installed receivers according to the table. In the case I am discussing, there will be a total of maybe 150W from all the lamps in the whole house. The rest of the items are missing. Why does the table not include mains sockets? Could the table come from the times when the biggest "devourers" of power were light bulbs?
What should I enter in the "total installed capacity" item then? If the potential maximum sum of power of all receivers is again a question, why this table?
Question No. 3:
"Type, material, connection cross-section......... in 1, z...." - What does "in 1, z..." mean
Question No. 4:
counter force... light...
Another riddle. The meter is single, three-phase, which position should be completed?
Please give me a hint.
I came across a client who strongly insists on issuing him an electrical installation acceptance report in the form of a completed document visible in the photo. So far, for all installations that I performed, I issued a protocol that I created myself and there were never any problems with it. What I am supposed to complete now is such nonsense for me that I decided to consult my colleagues.
Question No. 1:
"Electrical installation report done by .... on ..... - what should I enter here? Because from what I know, installations are performed, not carried out, and it usually takes longer than one day.
Question No. 2:
Power of installed receivers according to the table. In the case I am discussing, there will be a total of maybe 150W from all the lamps in the whole house. The rest of the items are missing. Why does the table not include mains sockets? Could the table come from the times when the biggest "devourers" of power were light bulbs?

Question No. 3:
"Type, material, connection cross-section......... in 1, z...." - What does "in 1, z..." mean
Question No. 4:
counter force... light...

Another riddle. The meter is single, three-phase, which position should be completed?
Please give me a hint.
