BS 7671
BS 7671 - British Standard
 
- Quickly & accurately calculate cable sizes per BS 7671:2018
- Complete Sizing & Electric Shock Protection module
- Cable Model Forms per BS 7671:2018+A2:2022
- Extensive cable libraries including BS 7671 regulation cable types
- Fully integrated with load flow, short circuit & protective device coordination modules
- Simulation & alerts based cable size adequacy using 'what if' scenarios
- Intelligent cable current carrying capacity assessment & temperature correction
- Current carrying capacity evaluation for various cable layouts
Cable Raceway Installations
ETAP’s cable capacity calculation handles both above ground (A/G) and underground (U/G in duct and buried) installations:
- A/G Conduit (thermally insulated wall, attached to wall, masonry, unventilated or ventilated channel)
- A/G Trays (perforated, unperforated)
- Air Drop (suspended, on insulators)
- Architrave
- Window Frame
- Building Voids (direct, conduit, ducting, ceiling, suspended floor)
- Brackets
- Chanel (open, ventilated)
- Embedded Direct (thermally insulated wall, mouldings, masonry)
- Ladder
- Wire Mesh
- Open & Clipped Direct (on wall, under ceiling, spaced from ceiling)
- Trunking (on wall, suspended, flush floor, skirting)
- U/G Duct
- U/G Buried (direct, conduit)
- Masonry (cable ducting)
 
Jacket Layer
A Jacket in ETAP is treated as non-metallic sheath for BS 7671 based calculation. Therefore, for cable capacity calculations based on BS 7671, it is considered that the cable has a sheath layer if the cable has either a sheath layer or a jacket layer.
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