S ROOM SIZE FOOT FAN EXHA PLUG

. CANDLES UST PT.

N NEEDED FAN
O
1 DRAWING 14ft x 11 ft 20 1 - 2
ROOM(1)
2 BEDROOM 12 ft x 12 ft 10 1 - 1
(1)
3 MASTER 16 ft x 13 ft 20 1 - 2
BED(1)
4 KITCHEN( 11 ft x 10 ft 30 - 1 1
1)
5 BATHROO 10 ft x 11 ft 20 - - -
M(2)

Without these we have also used :

Master bed : Computer(1)
Drawing room:TV(1)
Dinning room:Refrigerator(1)
Kitchen :Oven(1)
 ASSUMPTION ASSUMED VALUE
[Link] FACTOR 0.4
[Link] FACTOR 0.8
[Link] 20 ft candle,10ft candle,30 ft
candle
[Link] PER WATT 90
[Link] HEIGHT 10 ft
[Link] BOARD’S FROM 5ft
GROUND
[Link] AND WIRE 5%
EXTRA QUANTITY
[Link] RANGE 40oC to 50oC
[Link] LOAD 15%
[Link] 75 watt
[Link] 50 watt,25 watt,20 watt
12. 3 PIN PLUG 1000 watt,1700 watt
[Link] FAN 40 watt
[Link] BOARD FROM 7 ft
GROUND
WALL MOUNTED
LIGHT

MAIN BOARD

SWITCH BOARD

3 PIN PLUG

EXHAUSTED FAN

CEILING FAN
NUMBER OF LIGHT
CALCULATION AND
COSTING
 PLAN WITH
PLAN
LIGHT, FAN, PLUG
ARRANGEMENT
Drawing room:
Area = (14*11) ft2 = 154 ft2
Total Lumen Required = (154*20)/(0.4*0.8) lumens
= 9625 Lumnes
Wattage = (9625/90) watt [From assumption 1watt = 90 lumens]
= 107 watt
So, 4 LED lights of 25 watt each are needed.
Total cost = (4*420)
= 1680 tk

Dinning room:
Area = 194 ft2 [From plan]
Total Lumen Required = (194*30)/(0.4*0.8) lumens [ft candle
data assumed based on internet]
= 18187.50 Lumnes
Wattage = (18187.50 /90) watt [From assumption 1watt = 90
lumens]
= 202.30 watt ≈ 200 𝑤𝑎𝑡𝑡
So, 4 LED lights of 50 watt each are needed.
Total cost = (4*950)
=3800 tk
Bedroom:
Area = (12*12) ft2 = 144 ft2
Total Lumen Required = (144*10)/(0.4*0.8) lumen
= 4500 Lumen
Wattage = (4500/90) watt [From assumption 1watt = 90 lumens]
= 50 watt
So, 2 LED lights of 20 watt and 1 LED light of 10 watt are
needed.
Total cost = (2*350) + (1*180)
= 880 tk
MASTER BED:
Area = (16*13) ft2 = 208 ft2
Total Lumen Required = (208*20)/(0.4 * 0.8) lumens
= 13000 Lumens
Wattage = (13000/90) watt [From assumption 1watt = 90
lumens]
Wattage = 145 watt
So, 2 LED bulb of 50 watt and 2 LED bulb of 25 watt are
needed.
Total Cost = (2*950) + (2*420) = 2740 tk
Kitchen:
Area = (8*5) ft2 = 40 ft2
Lumen Required = (110*30)/(0.4*0.8) = 10312 Lumens
Wattage = (10312/90) = 115 Watt
So, 2 LED lights of 50 watt and 1 LED bulb of 15 watt are
needed.
Total Cost =
Bathroom(*2):
Area = (8*5) ft2 = 40 ft2
Lumen Required = (40*20)/(0.4*0.8) lumens = 25000 lumens
Wattage = (2500/90) watt = 28 watt
So 1 LED bulb of 25 watt is needed.
Total cost = (2*420) = 840 tk
Conduit & Wire
Calculation
PLAN WITH CONDUIT ARRANGEMENT PLAN WITH CONDUIT ARRANGEMENT
(FROM SWITCH BOARD TO EVERY (FROM MAIN BOARD TO EVERY SWITCH
COMPONENT) BOARD)
PLAN WITH CONDUIT ARRANGEMENT
WITH DETAILED MEASUREMENT
CONDUIT LENGTH CALCULATION:
(FOR BEDROOM)

From To Length(ft)

SB LIGHT(1) 5

LIGHT(1) FAN (1) 8

FAN (1) LIGHT(2) 8

FAN(2) LIGHT(3) 8

LIGHT(3) 3PIN 4

TOTAL = 33 ft
CONDUIT LENGTH CALCULATION:
(FOR MASTERBED)

From To Length(ft)

SB LIGHT(1) 6

LIGHT(1) FAN 10

FAN LIGHT(2) 8

FAN LIGHT(3) 9

FAN LIGHT(4) 10

LIGHT(2) 3PIN(1) 5

TOTAL = 48 ft
CONDUIT LENGTH CALCULATION:
(FOR DINNING ROOM)

From To Length(ft)

SB LIGHT(1) 7.5

LIGHT(1) FAN 6

FAN LIGHT(2) 12

FAN LIGHT(3) 7.5

LIGHT(2) 3PIN 10.5

FAN LIGHT(4) 14.5

TOTAL = 58 ft
CONDUIT LENGTH CALCULATION:
(FOR DRAWING ROOM)

From To Length(ft)

SWITCH LIGHT(1) 6.5

BOARD
LIGHT(1) FAN 8

FAN LIGHT(2) 8

FAN LIGHT(3) 6.5

FAN LIGHT(4) 6.5

LIGHT(2) 3PIN 11.5

TOTAL = 47 ft
CONDUIT LENGTH CALCULATION:
(FOR KITCHEN)

From To Length(ft)

SWITCH 3PIN 21
BOARD
3PIN LIGHT(1) 1.5

LIGHT(1) LIGHT(2) 5

LIGHT(2) LIGHT(3) 8

LIGHT(3) EXHAUST 2
FAN
TOTAL = 37.5 ft
CONDUIT LENGTH CALCULATION:
(FOR MASTERBED ATTACHED TOILET)

From To Length(ft)

SWITCH LIGHT 9
BOARD

CONDUIT LENGTH CALCULATION:

(FOR COMMON TOILET)

From To Length(ft)

SWITCH LIGHT 9
BOARD
CONDUIT LENGTH CALCULATION:
(FOR MAIN BOARD)
FROM TO LENGTH(ft)
MAIN BOARD DRAWING 5
DINNING 22
DINNING BEDROOM 13
BED COMMON 8
TOILET
DINNING MASTERBED 15
ATTACHED 6
MASTERBED BATH
KITCHEN 15
TOTAL = 84 ft
TOTAL CONDUIT NEEDED :

= FROM MAIN BOARD TO SWTICH BOARD+FROM

SWITCH BOARD TO EVERY COMPONENT
=84 ft + (33+44+58+47+37.5+18) ft
=321.50 ft

After increasing 5% total conduit needed 337.575 ft.

WIRE CALCULATION
WIRE NEEDED :
(FOR BED ROOM)

From To Length(ft)

LIGHT(1) 5

FAN 13

LIGHT(2) 21
SWITCH
BOARD LIGHT(3) 21

3PIN 25

TOTAL = 85 ft
 WIRE NEEDED :
(FOR DINNING ROOM)

From To Length(ft)

LIGHT(1) 7.5

FAN 13.5

LIGHT(2) 23.5
SWITCH
BOARD LIGHT(3) 21

LIGHT(4) 28

3PIN 36

TOTAL = 131.5 ft
WIRE NEEDED :
(FOR MASTER-BED)
From To Length(ft)

LIGHT(1) 6

FAN 16

LIGHT(2) 24
SWITCH
BOARD LIGHT(3) 25

LIGHT(4) 26

3PIN 31

TOTAL = 128.0 ft
WIRE NEEDED :
(FOR DRAWING ROOM)

From To Length(ft)

LIGHT(1) 6.5

FAN 14.5

LIGHT(2) 22.5
SWITCH
BOARD LIGHT(3) 21

LIGHT(4) 21

PLUG POSITON 34

TOTAL = 119.5 ft
WIRE NEEDED :
(FOR KITCHEN)

From To Length(ft)

LIGHT(1) 21

FAN 18.5

LIGHT(2) 16
SWITCH
BOARD LIGHT(3) 19

LIGHT(4) 21

TOTAL = 95.5 ft
WIRE NEEDED :
(FOR MASTER BED ATTACHED TOILET)

From To Length(ft)

SWITCH LIGHT 9
BOARD

WIRE NEEDED :
(FOR MASTER BED ATTACHED TOILET)

From To Length(ft)

SWITCH LIGHT 9
BOARD
WIRE NEEDED :
(FROM MAIN BOARD TO EVERY COMPONENT)
FROM TO (each room’s LENGTH (ft)
switch board)

DRAWING 5

DINNING 22
MAIN BOARD
BEDROOM 30

BATHROOM 33

MASTER BED 32

ATTACHED 38
BATHROOM

KITCHEN 42

TOTAL = 202 ft
TOTAL WIRE NEEDED :

= FROM MAIN BOARD TO SWTICH BOARD+FROM

SWITCH BOARD TO EVERY COMPONENT
=202 ft + (85+131.5+128+119.5+95.5+18) ft
=779.50 ft

After increasing 5% total wire needed 818.475 ft.

WIRE SIZE CALCULATION
Table-2 :Temperature Factor
 DRAWING ROOM:
The total load of drawing room is 2575 W and the distance
between main-circuit distribution is about 5 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
2575×15
=(2575+ )W =2961.25W
100
𝑝 2961.25
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 13.46 A
220

So the cable size should be 3/.036(16A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (16*0.94) = 15.04 A and (16*0.88) = 14.08 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of cable 3/.036 which is 16A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 11 volt .But our case the length of cable is 5 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 5 ft cable would be
11×5 13.46
=( )( )V
100 11
 = 0.673 V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
3/.036for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT(1)

The total load of light(1) is 25W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 6.5 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
25×15
=(25+ )W =28.75W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 6.5 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 6.5 ft cable would be=
14×6.5 0.13068
( 100
)( 11
)V = 0.0108 V

2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.
Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable
voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT(2)
The total load of light(2) is 25W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 22.5 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load of is
25×15
=(25+ )W =28.75W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 22.5 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 22.5 ft cable would be=
14×22.5 0.13068
( 100
)( 11
)
2×220 V= 0.037V
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.
Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable
voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT(3)

The total load of light(2) is 25W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 21 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
25×15
=(25+ )W =28.75W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 21 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 21 ft cable would be=
14×21 0.13068
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 0.0349V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT(4)

The total load of light(2) is 25W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 21 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load of drawing room is
25×15
=(25+ )W =28.75W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 21 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 21 ft cable would be=
14×21 0.13068
( 100
)( 11
)V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V
= 0.0349V
Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable
voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR CEILING FAN

The total load of fan is 75W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 14.5 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load of is
75×15
=(75+ )W =86.25W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 14.5 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 14.5 ft cable would be=
14×14.5 0.13068
( 100
)( 11
)
V= 0.024V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR 3PIN PLUG

The total load of 3pin plug is 1000W and the distance between
sub-circuit distribution board is about 34 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
1000×15
=(1000+ )W =1150W
100
 𝑝 1150
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 5.227 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 34 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 34 ft cable would be=
14×34 5.227
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 2.26V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR KITCHEN

The total load of switch board is 2060W and the distance

between main-circuit distribution board is about 42 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
2060×15
=(2060+ )W =2369W
100
𝑝 2369
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 10.77 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are more than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is not suitable with respect to this
400C and 500C temperature. So there is risk for temperature
increases.
Again checking the table the cable size should be 3/.029(13A).It
means we can use 1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (13*0.94) = 12.22 A and (13*0.88) = 11.44 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of cable 3/.029 which is 13A.
Therefore, the size of cable is not suitable with respect to this
400C and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.

The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 12 volt .But our case the length of cable is 42 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 42 ft cable would be=
12×42 10.77
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 4.93V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.
Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable
voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
3/.029 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR 3 PIN PLUG

The total load of 3 pin plug is 1700W and the distance between
sub-circuit distribution board is about 21ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
1700×15
=(1700+ )W =1955W
100
𝑝 1955
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 8.89 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 21 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 21 ft cable would be=
14×21 8.89
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= 2.38V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT(1)
The total load of light(1) is 20W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 18.5 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
 20×15
=(20+ )W =23W
100
𝑝 23
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = 220 A = 0.104 A
So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use
1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 18.5 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 18.5 ft cable would be=
14×18.5 0.104
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 0.024V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR LIGHT(2)
The total load of light(2) is 50W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 16 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
50×15
=(50+ )W =57.5W
100
𝑝 57.5
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.26 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 16 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 16 ft cable would be=
14×16 0.26
( 100
) ( 11 )V
 = 0.053V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR LIGHT(3)
The total load of light(3) is 50W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 19 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load of is
50×15
=(50+ )W =57.5W
100
𝑝 57.5
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.26 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 16 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 19 ft cable would be=
14×19 0.26
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= 0.0628V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR EXHAUST FAN
The total load of exhaust fan is 40W and the distance between
sub-circuit distribution board is about 21 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load of is
40×15
=(40+ )W =46W
100
 𝑝 46
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = 220 A = 0.21 A
So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use
1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 21 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 21 ft cable would be=
14×21 0.21
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= 0.056V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

DINNING ROOM

The total load of switch board is 3080W and the distance

between main-circuit distribution board is about 22 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
3080×15
=(3080+ )W =3542W
100
𝑝 3542
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 16.1 A
220

So the cable size should be 7/0.029 (21A).It means we can use

7/0.029 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (21*0.94) = 19.74 A and (21*0.88) = 18.48 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 7/0.029 cable which is 21A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 8.4 volt .But our case the length of cable is 22 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 22 ft cable would be=
8.4×22 16.1
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= 2.7048V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
7/0.029 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT(1):
The total load of light(1) is 50W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 7.5 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load of is
 50×15
=(50+ )W =57.5W
100
𝑝 57.5
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.26 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 7.5 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 7.5 ft cable would be=
14×7.5 0.26
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= .0248V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR LIGHT(2):
The total load of light(2) is 50W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 25.5 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load of is
50×15
=(50+ )W =57.5W
100
𝑝 57.5
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.26 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 25.5 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 25.5 ft cable would be=
14×25.5 0.26
( 100
) ( 11 )V
 = .084V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR LIGHT(3):
The total load of light(3) is 50W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 21 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load of is
50×15
=(50+ )W =57.5W
100
𝑝 57.5
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.26 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 21 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 21 ft cable would be=
14×21 0.26
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= .06949V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR LIGHT(4):
The total load of light(3) is 50W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 28 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
50×15
=(50+ )W =57.5W
100
 𝑝 57.5
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.26 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 28 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 28 ft cable would be=
14×28 0.26
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= .09265V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR CEILING FAN:
The total load of fan is 75W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 13.5 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
75×15
=(75+ )W =86.25W
100
𝑝 86.25
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.39 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 13.5 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 13.5 ft cable would be=
14×13.5 0.39
( 100
) ( 11 )V
 = 0.067V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR 3PIN PLUG:
The total load of fan is 1000W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 36 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
1000×15
=(1000+ )W =1150W
100
𝑝 1150
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 5.227 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 36 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 36 ft cable would be=
14×36 5.227
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 2.3949V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

BEDROOM

The total load of switch board is 2225W and the distance

between main-circuit distribution board is about 30 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
2225×15
=(2225+ )W =2558.75W
100
𝑝 2558.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 11.63 A
220

So the cable size should be 3/0.029 (13A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (13*0.94) = 12.22 A and (13*0.88) = 11.43 A.
Here the calculated value at 400C is more than that of current
carrying capacity of cable 3/0.029 which is 13A.
Therefore, the size of cable is not suitable with respect to this
400C temperature. So there is risk for temperature increases.
Again checking the table the cable size should be 3/0.036
(16A).It means we can use 3/0.036 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (16*0.94) = 15.04 A and (16*0.88) = 14.08 A.
Here the calculated value at 400C and 500C is less than that of
current carrying capacity of cable 3/0.036 which is 13A.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (3/0.036 ) cable from table 4
is 11 volt .But our case the length of cable is 30 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 30 ft cable would be=
11×30 11.63
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 3.489V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
3/0.036 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT(1)
The total load of light(1) is 20W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 5 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
20×15
=(20+ )W =23W
100
𝑝 23
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = 220 A = 0.1045 A
So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use
1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 5 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 5 ft cable would be=
14×5 0.1045
( 100 ) ( 11
)V
= 0.00665V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT(2)
The total load of light(2) is 20W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 21 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
20×15
=(20+ )W =23W
100
𝑝 23
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = 220 A = 0.1045 A
So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use
1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 21 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 21 ft cable would be=
14×21 0.1045
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 0.02793V
 2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR LIGHT(3)
The total load of light(3) is 10W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 21 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
10×15
=(10+ )W =11.5W
100
𝑝 11.5
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.05227 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 21 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 21 ft cable would be=
14×21 0.05227
( 100
)( 11
)V
= .0139V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR CEILING FAN
The total load of ceiling fan is 75W and the distance between
sub-circuit distribution board is about 13 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
75×15
=(75+ )W =86.25W
100
𝑝 86.25
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.39 A
220
So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use
1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 13 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 13 ft cable would be=
14×13 0.39
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= .0645V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and most suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR 3PIN PLUG
The total load of 3pin plug is 1000W and the distance between
sub-circuit distribution board is about 25 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
1000×15
=(1000+ )W =1150W
100
𝑝 1150
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 5.227 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 25 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 25 ft cable would be=
14×25 5.227
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 1.66V
 2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and most suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

MASTER BEDROOM

The total load of switch board is 1325W and the distance

between main-circuit distribution board is about 32 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
1325×15
=(1325+ )W =1523.75W
100
𝑝 1523.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 6.93 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 32 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 32 ft cable would be=
14×32 6.93
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= 2.8224V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR CEILING FAN
The total load of ceiling fan is 75W and the distance between
sub-circuit distribution board is about 16 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
75×15
=(75+ )W =86.25W
100
𝑝 86.25
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.39 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 16 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 16 ft cable would be=
14×16 0.39
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= 0.079V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.
Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable
voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and most suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR 3PIN PLUG
The total load of 3pin plug is 1000W and the distance between
sub-circuit distribution board is about 31 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
1000×15
=(1000+ )W =1150W
100
𝑝 1150
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 5.227 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 31 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 31 ft cable would be=
14×31 5.227
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 2.06V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and most suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR LIGHT(1)
The total load of light(1) is 25W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 6 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
25×15
=(25+ )W =28.75W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 6 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 6 ft cable would be=
14×6 0.13068
( 100 ) ( 11
)V
= 0.00997V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR LIGHT(2)
The total load of light(2) is 25W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 24 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
25×15
=(25+ )W =28.75W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 24 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 24 ft cable would be=
14×24 0.13068
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 0.0399V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.
Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable
voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and most suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT(3)
The total load of light(3) is 25W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 26 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
25×15
=(25+ )W =28.75W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 26 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 26 ft cable would be=
14×26 0.13068
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 0.043V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and most suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
FOR LIGHT(4)
The total load of light(4) is 25W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 25 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
25×15
=(25+ )W =28.75W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220
So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use
1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 25 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 25 ft cable would be=
14×25 0.13068
( 100
)( 11
)V
= 0.04158V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and most suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
 ATTACHED BATHROOM

The total load of switch board is 125W and the distance between
main-circuit distribution board is about 38 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
125×15
=(125+ )W =143.75W
100
𝑝 143.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.65 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 38 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 38 ft cable would be=
14×38 0.65
( 100
) ( 11 )V
 = 0.31V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and must suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT
The total load of light is 25W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 9 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
25×15
=(25+ )W =28.75W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 9 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 9 ft cable would be=
14×9 0.13068
( 100 ) ( 11
)V
= 0.01496V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and most suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

COMMON TOILET

MAIN BOARD TO SWITCH BOARD

The total load of switch board is 100W and the distance between
main-circuit distribution board is about 33 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
125×15
=(125+ )W =143.75W
100
𝑝 143.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.65 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 33 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 33 ft cable would be=
14×33 0.65
( 100
) ( 11 )V
= 0.273V
 2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and most suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.

FOR LIGHT
The total load of light is 25W and the distance between sub-
circuit distribution board is about 9 ft.
Supply voltage is 220 volt and temperature is 400C.
After adding 15% additional load, the load is
25×15
=(25+ )W =28.75W
100
𝑝 28.75
Total current ,I = 𝑣 = A = 0.13068 A
220

So the cable size should be 1/0.044 (11A).It means we can use

1/0.044 cable according to table 1.
Now checking the cable with temperature fact in table 3,the
temperature factor is 0.94 at 400C and 0.88 at 500C.
Therefore current carrying capacity of this cable at 400C and
500C would be (11*0.94) = 10.34 A and (11*0.88) = 9.68 A.
Here the calculated value at at 400C and 500C are less than that
of current carrying capacity of 1/0.044 cable which is 11A.
Therefore, the size of cable is suitable with respect to this 400C
and 500C temperature. So there is no risk for temperature
increases.
The voltage drop for 100 ft for this (1/0.044) cable from table 4
is 14 volt .But our case the length of cable is 9 ft.
Therefore the voltage drop for 9 ft cable would be=
14×9 0.13068
( 100 ) ( 11
)V
= 0.01496V
2×220
Allowable voltage drop = (
100
) + 1 = 5.4V.

Here the actual voltage drop is less than the allowable

voltage drop.
Therefore, the appropriate and most suitable cable size is
1/0.044 for that given load for electric wiring installation.
COST ESTIMATION
COST FOR WIRE:

➢ For the size of 1/.044 wire approximately 818.475 ft wire

[Link] the cost will be about =(719.475*3.5)=2518.16 tk
≈ 2518 𝑡𝑘
➢ For the size of 3/0.036 wire approximately 35 ft wire
[Link] the cost will be about = (35*7.5)= 262.5 tk
≈ 𝟐𝟔𝟑 𝒕𝒌
➢ For the size of 3/0.029 wire approximately 42 ft wire

[Link] the cost will be about =(42*5)= 210 tk

➢ For the size of 7/0.029 wire approximately 22 ft wire

➢ [Link] the cost will be about = (22*11) = 242 tk

Total cost = 2518+210+263+242= 3230tk

COST FOR CONDUIT:

➢ The cost for conduit is about = (337.575 * 11) = 3713.325 t

≈ 𝟑𝟕𝟏𝟑 𝒕𝒌

TOTAL COST = (3713+3230)TK = 6943 TAKA