Building electrical installations are one of the factors that can play a very important role in the safety and comfort of residents. If the building’s electrical plan is well designed, drawn, and executed, residents can easily turn the lights on and off without having to look for them or have extra light bulbs on behind them. Residents should also be able to easily plug in the electrical appliances they need without the need for connecting wires. These are signs of good design and execution of the building’s electrical installation plan. Failure to make the necessary predictions about the facility and how it will be carried out when designing the building plan and facility plan can impose very high costs on builders and may interfere with many other building construction operations.
Types of electrical installation maps
The plan of the building’s electrical installations is divided into different parts. Because drawing all the different wiring paths on a plan can make the plan very crowded and cause problems in map reading and execution, the drawings of the building’s electrical installations are drawn on different plans, the most important of which are:
Lighting system map plan
Plan of electrical outlets
Phone, air conditioner and iPhone wiring maps plan
- Central antenna map plan
- Plan of maps of electricity distribution boards
- Plan details and required details and risers and diagrams
Safety tips in designing electrical installations
To design the building plan and electrical installations, some points should be considered to ensure the electrical safety of the building. Here are some of them.
The electrical drawings of the building are drawn and drawn on single-line plans. It should be noted that before designing and drawing maps, different parts of the building should be visited and electrical devices should be installed in those areas by identifying wet spots.