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Public Consultation: Amendment to The National Rules for Electrical Installations

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NSAI has launched a public consultation for the draft I.S. 10101:2020/prA1:202x, Amendment to The National Rules for Electrical Installations.

This amendment to I.S. 10101:2020, National Rules for Electricial Installations, has been prepared by NSAI Electrotechnical Committeee, Technical Committee 2 (NSAI/ETC/TC 2) “Electrical Installations” and has been developed using internationally agreed requirements for safety of electrical installations.

Public consultation period: From Monday 27th of November 2023 until Tuesday 27th of February 2024, inclusive.

The scope of the draft Amendment:

  1. Revision of Chapter 7:

    Part 722 “Supply of electric vehicle” which specifies the requirements for 
  • circuits intended to supply energy to electric vehicles.
  • circuits intended for feeding back electricity from electric vehicles.

    Circuits covered by this part are terminated at the connecting point.

    Part 718 “Communal facilities and workplaces” which specified the requirements for electrical installations applicable to communal facilities and workplaces.

    Typical examples of communal facilities and workplaces are listed below:
  • Assembly Halls, Assembly Rooms;
  • Exhibition Halls;
  • Theatres, Cinemas;
  • Sports Arenas;
  • Sales Areas;
  • Restaurants;
  • Hotels, Guest Houses, Residential Care Homes;
  • Schools;
  • Enclosed Car Parks;
  • Meeting Places, Swimming Halls, Airports, Railway Stations, High-rise Buildings;
  • Workshops, Factories and Industrial Plants.

    Access routes and escape routes are part of the above-mentioned examples.

    The necessity of providing safety services in special buildings and areas may be governed by national regulations which may contain more stringent requirements.

2.   Modifications to various clauses within the document

3   Modifications to Annex 8A:

Annex 8 A (informative) Energy Efficiency has been modified to Chapter 8 Energy Efficiency.

  • Chapter 8 consists of two sections.

    8.1 – Functional aspects – Energy efficiency and,
    8.82 – Functional aspects – Prosumer’s low-voltage electrical installations.

 Content of the draft:

The draft contains the following sections:

  • Modification to Forward
  • Modification to Introduction
  • Modification to Chapter 0 Clause 2 Normative references
  • Modification to Chapter 2 Definitions
  • Modification to clause 411.4
  • Modification to clause 551.9.3
  • Modification to clause 6.4.3.2
  • Modification to Table 6E.1
  • Modification to Chapter 7

    Addition of Part 718 Communal facilities and workplaces

    Modification to Part 722 Supplies for electric vehicles

Modification to Annex 8A

Addition of Chapter 8 Energy Efficiency

Addition of 8.1 Functional aspects – Energy efficiency

Addition of 8.8.82 Functional aspects – Prosumer’s low-voltage electrical installations

  • Modification to Bibliography

All interested parties are invited to comment on the draft through the
NSAI “Your Standards, Your Say” (YSYS) forum:
Click on the link https://www.nsainep.ie/Home/Details/29295

Colin Sherlock
Colin Sherlock
Colin is the General Manager of Electric.ie
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