BLD 562 100A (SN 70503603)_260401_0925.pdf
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This is a technical electrical load analysis report generated by Fluke for Building 562 (Serial Number 70503603) covering the evaluation period from April 1, 2026 to April 8, 2026. The report analyzes electrical capacity and demand using NEC 220.87 standards and provides critical data on the facility's power distribution system.
The building's electrical panel has a 600-ampere circuit breaker rating with an 80% continuous load capacity threshold of 480 amperes. Current connected load analysis shows a maximum average demand of 73 amperes, a maximum 3-hour continuous load of 71 amperes, and a base load of 46 amperes, resulting in 409 amperes of available continuous load capacity. The facility currently has 509 amperes of combined continuous and non-continuous load capacity available. Projected load analysis indicates a planned additional load of 100 amperes, bringing the projected total load to 191 amperes with a projected continuous load of 149 amperes. This leaves 331 amperes of projected remaining continuous load capacity, meaning the planned additional load represents 78.0% of the available continuous load. The graph depicts current and maximum continuous load measurements across three phases (A, B, and C) over the evaluation period, with Phase C showing the maximum values.
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4/10/2026 8:48:07 AM
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Evaluation Period
4/1/2026 9:30:00 AM
4/8/2026 9:15:00 AM
6d 23h 45m 0s
NEC220.87 Report
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Settings
Panel Circuit Breaker Rating 600A
80% of Panel Circuit Breaker Rating 480A
Seasonal Adjustments 0A
Known Non Operating Load 0A
Planned Additional Load 100A
Maximum values detected on Phase C
Continuous Load Capacity calculations based on: 80% CBR
Connected Load Study
Maximum Average Demand (MAD) 73A
Maximum 3-hour Continuous Load (MCL) 71A
Total Connected Load (NEC 220.87 Exception method) 91A
Base Load (Minimum Average Demand) 46A
Available Capacity Continuous Load 409A
Available Capacity Cont. & Non-Cont. 509A
Plan/Projected Load Analysis
Projected Load 191A
Projected Remaining Load Capacity 409A
Planned Additional Continuous Load % 78.0%
Projected Continuous Load 149A
Projected Remaining Continuous Load Capacity 331A
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