Compliance
Qualitative responsibility for power installations: matters that Owners’ Corporation must know
Yat Full Service Owners’ Corporation and Proerty Management for more than two decades is most often asked about the responsibility of the lithium electric power plant, the keys are to be followed up, and the following are based on the Electricity Ordinance (Cap. 406) and the Electricity (line) Regulations, as well as the information published by Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, to help clients to understand the legal requirements behind the dam electrical works.
Who is the owner of a public utility device in the dam?
The owner of a fixed power unit is responsible for ensuring the safety of its electrical installations and correcting the problem, and the owner, including individual unit owners, property management companies and Owners’ Corporation, is responsible for organizing regular inspections and testing.
WR2 What equipment is covered by the electricity inspection?
All fixed cables and associated electrical equipment, including main cables (main switchboard), ectrical rising mains routes, electrical appliances, final electrical circuits and fixed power equipment, shall be included in the scope of periodic inspections, tests and certificates, which are also in Yat Full.WR2 InspectionsSimultaneous assessmentElectric rising mains replacementandReplacement of large rollersReasons for need.
5-year mandatory cycle of power inspection
Under the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations, fixed electrical installations in ordinary buildings with an approved loading exceeding 100 amperes, or in factories and industrial undertakings with an approved loading exceeding 200 amperes, must be inspected, tested and certified with Form WR2 at least once every five years, commonly known as the “Five-year electricity examinationCopies. Parts of the premises (e.g. with high-pressure devices, public entertainment sites and places where dangerous goods are manufactured or stored) are subject to an annual check, and the owner is required to submit the certificate to Electrical and Mechanical Services Department for approval within two weeks of the issuance of the WR2 certificate.
Electricity works must be carried out by registered persons
Under the Electricity Regulations, all contractors engaged in fixed-power installations are required to register with Electrical and Mechanical Services Department as a registered electrical contractor and hire a registered electrical worker for electricity work. Owners’ Corporation can obtain information from the register of registered electrical contractors on the Department ' s website of Electrical and Mechanical Services prior to the Commission ' s appointment of any power engineering company.
Design requirements for the Old building electrical rising mains
The Electrical and Mechanical Services Department Electrical and Mechanical Services Department ' s Electricity (Travel) Code of Practice provides that, with the consent of the supplier, any building above four layers of high (including underground) shall be equipped with three-selectrical rising mains, with a three-square branch of each layer, and that the ectrical rising mains design of many old dams is inconsistent with current household demand for electricity.Rising Mains ReplacementandRenovation of the electricity systemReasons for the increasing prevalence of works.
Electrical and Mechanical Services Department personnel conduct regular astronament visits, and if the dam is found not to have arranged regular inspections and tests for fixed-power installations, they take enforcement action, such as the WR2 certificate, which is due to expire.Contact Yat FullEarly arrangements; additional issues can be consultedFAQs。