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Electrical PAT Checklist - V5 - QOS Sites

The document is a comprehensive Power Connection Checklist that outlines mandatory criteria and specifications for various electrical installations, including poles, transformers, and electrical works. It includes guidelines for measurements, clearances, and safety standards to ensure compliance with NEA standards. Each section contains observations and remarks to assess the installation's adherence to the specified requirements.

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Electrical PAT Checklist - V5 - QOS Sites

The document is a comprehensive Power Connection Checklist that outlines mandatory criteria and specifications for various electrical installations, including poles, transformers, and electrical works. It includes guidelines for measurements, clearances, and safety standards to ensure compliance with NEA standards. Each section contains observations and remarks to assess the installation's adherence to the specified requirements.

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Power Connection Checklist

Site ID: Site Name:…...................................................................

Site Type: Date of Check:….............................................................

Supply Vendor: Installation Vendor: ….......................................................

Observation
SN Criteria Mandatory Specification Guideline Reference Remark
(OK/NOK/NA)
PSC/MS/Steel tubular pole should be vertical and size of the pole shall be
1 M 2.1 C - Line Supports
11m or more for HT and 9m or more for LT
2.12, 2.13 , 2.14- Stay Set
Stay set Installation with required accessories as per specification
2 Stranded Stay Set
(whereaver applicable)
Performed Wire Products for stay sets

Poles and accessories 2.6, 2.7, 2.8- Pin Insulator


Disc Insulator
3 M Insulator Installation (D-Iron, Pin and Disc type) as per specification
Stay Insulator
Shackle Insulator

Stay set for overhead line supports at angle and terminal position as Not applicable for
4 2.12.1.a - Material
poles take the pull due to conductors existing NEA Pole

For 230V/ 400V Line, Clearance shall be 5.8 meter


For 11 kV Line, Clearance shall be 6.1 meter
5 M 3.1.1- Minimum Clearance
(For Road, street/highway crossing from ground level vertical)

For 230V/ 400V Line, Clearance shall be 4.6 meter


For 11 kV Line, Clearance shall be 5.5 meter
6 M (For Pedestrians from ground level vertical) 3.1.1- Minimum Clearance

For 230V/ 400V Line, Clearance shall be 1.25 meter


Clearance For 11 kV Line, Clearance shall be 2 meter Not appliclabel for
7 M 3.1.1- Minimum Clearance
(For building Horizontal) insulated cable

LT line conductor the clearance between two conductors (phase to


8 M 3.2.a - Conductor spacing
pahse) shall be 300mm
HT Line conductor 11kv the clearance between two conductors (phase to
9 M 3.2 b- Conductor spacing
phase) shall be 800mm.

Line separator shall be used for LT line where possibility of sagging and
10 3.3.a - General rule
high speed wind flowing

Connector is not
No Sagging, Stretched properly and suitable connectors shall be used
11 3.6.3 - Sagging mandatory for
during installation of ACSR/ABC/Concentric cables etc.
ACSR.
If conductor spacing between lines are not as per specified clearance and
conductor need to route through narrow
12 3.6.2- Choice of conductor
way, dense area or Tree populated/forest, an insulated cable (PVC or
XLPE) shall be used.

DO fuse shall be installed at NEA tapping point if route distance is more


13 Cabling techniques 3.13.2.q - Criteria
than 200m in hilly region( for HT line)
Distance between two poles shall be not exceeding 40 meter for LT line Not applicable for
14 3.13.1 - Description
and not exceeding 50 meter for HT line existing NEA Pole

15 M Pole should be buried at least 1/6th meter below existing ground level 3.5.2.a - Pole setting

16 Grouting/muffing of MS/Steel pole as per specification 3.5.2- Pole setting


For road, street, highway, river crossing of HT line 13 meter pole shall be
17 3.1- Clearance and Safety
used
18 M Load approval in (kVA)….............................

19 Name size of conductor (in sq.mm):….............................

20 Measurements Power line distance (in m)….....................................

21 No on New Poles & No. of Old Poles(pcs)…......................

22 Length of New Pole (m)….........................................

Specific Observation & Comments:

Rollout Subcon Representative: FLM Representative: Ncell Reprensentive

Name:-
Position:-

Sign Date:-

Sign:-
Transformer System Checklist

Site ID: Site Name:…...................................................................

Site Type: Date of Check:….............................................................

Supply Vendor: Installation Vendor: ….......................................................

Observation
SN Criteria Mandatory Specification Guideline Reference
(OK/NOK/NA)
1 M Transformer Make:…..........................................

2 Transformer Serial No:…......................................


3 M Transformer Capacity (kVA)…...........................................
4 M Transformer installation should be done in at least 11m pole 2.20.2 b- Description

Installation of Transformer Base mounting set with all required


5 M 2.2- Transformer Platforms
accessories(Nutbolts,clamps,etc) as per specification/NEA standard

6 M Welding of transformer base on a channel 2.20.2 g- Description


On the top of the Transformer supply and fitting of the American
7 Transformer and M type lighting Arrester of 9kV at the cross arm shall be kept with 2.10- Surge Arresters
accessories necessary requirements
Supply and fitting of NEA standard 11kV Drop Out type cut-out Fuse
8 M 2.11- Drop Out fuse cut outs
set in the HT side shall be made.
2.6
9 M Installation of HT Disc/Pin as per specification/NEA standard 2.7- PIN INSULATOR
DISC INSULATOR
Installation of LT Pin/Sackle insulator/Diron as per
10 M 2.9- SHACKLE INSULATOR
specification/NEA standard
Stay sets installation with all required accessories (if applicable) as
11 2.12- Stay Set
per specification/NEA standard
Installation of M.S. Channels (T-type/OFF Type/Cross Type etc.)
2.17- Cross Arms and
12 with all required accessories (Nutbolts,clamps,ec) as per
Bracing members
specification/NEA standard
13 Termination of power cable with suitable lugs and glands 3.8.I- Transformer Structure
HT Conductor shall be insulated from a tapping point to transformer
14 3.13.2 p- Criteria
HT point through LA. DO fuse.
Cabling techniques Transformer shall be minimum of 3.5m far from a dry / fire resistant
15 M 3.3 C- General rule
wall of a building
Transformer/ ACSR cable termination shall be kept in such a way
16 M that it should be at edge of fence from very entry point to avoid
cross over or extension within the site fence area.

There should be two grounding for transformer (Body, Lightning) as


17 M 3.8.B- Transformer Structure
per drawing and specification

18 M Each ground pit value shall be less than 5 Ohm

4.5.2 l m
Grounding and All earthing cables should be routed through PVC pipe for safety 5.2.- Supply, laying and
19 measurement purpose. Grounding conductor equivalent to size 35 Sq.mm or termination of Cable or Wire
insulated copper strip 25x3 as per BOQ Telecommunication LPS and
Earthing

20 M Body earthing……................…...Ohm
21 M Neutral earthing….....................Ohm
22 M LA earthing …….........………..Ohm

Specific Observation & Comments:


Rollout Subcon Represenative: FLM Representative: Ncell Reprensentive

Name:-

Position:-

Sign Date:-

Sign:-
..........................

..........................

............................

Remark

Neutral is common
for TF or WTF

No need PVC pipe


for insulated
copper strip
Electrical works Checklist

Site ID: Site Name:…...................................................................

Site Type: Date of Check:….............................................................

Supply Vendor: Installation Vendor: ….......................................................

Observation
SN Criteria Mandatory Specification Guideline Reference Remark
(OK/NOK/NA)
1 M LT Panel design dimension should be as per approved drawing

Base of LT panel should be installed above 1.2 ~ 1.8 meter above ground level
2 4.9.b- LT panel energy meter box
or as specified on specification and drawing for special case

LT panel should be installed in such a way that meter reading can be done
3 from outside fence by NEA person but the distance from the fence should not 4.9.c- LT panel energy meter box
be less than 1m for GBT site.
4.5.3 d- Cable Installation and
4 M For all outdoor sites all the cablings should be done from bottom
Management system
Neutral Grounding shall be done properly and Neutral to ground voltage shall Upto 10V it is non
5 LT Panel Installion M 4.11 d,e,k- Protection Device
be within acceptable limit. mandatory
There should be NEA seal on the energy meter and side of the LT Panel. For
6 M 4.9.c- LT panel energy meter box
smart meter No need extra sealing on LT Panel.
Breaker shall be of brand :GE, Schneider, ABB, GE, and Nader.SPD brand
7 4.9.l- LT panel energy meter box
DeHN/ OBO/ Weidmuller/Mersen make
8 M Class B or Class B+C or better SPD installed on LT panel 4.11 a- Protection Device
Customer ID shall be marked on LT panel inside with permanent where easy
9 4.9.o- LT panel energy meter box
visible
4.9.i- LT panel energy meter box
10 M Danger Mark on LT panel surface shall be kept.

Shall be installed at location where meter reading can be easily read from
11 M 4.9.c- LT panel energy meter box
NEA energy meter access road. NEA seal is mandatory.
installation MCCB rating on LT panel shall be as per NEA load approval. Consumer ID
12 M 4.9.n- LT panel energy meter box
should be provided.

ACDB installed with proper wiring as per diagram i.e. each MCBs should be
13 M connected separately. Brand shall be GE, Schneider, ABB, GE, and Nader 4.10.i- AC Distribution Box
make. Confirm their functionality. No. of MCB should be as per requirement.

14 M Class C SPD or better shall be installed on ACDB. 4.11 b- Protection Device


15 ACDB Installation M Danger Mark on ACDB panel surface 4.10.f- AC Distribution Box
16 Should be as per approved design in which it is inbuilt in ACDB 4.10.b- AC Distribution Box
4.5.3.d - Cable Installation and
17 M For all outdoor sites all the cablings shall be done from bottom
Management system
Connection for the DG input and output on changeover should be done as
18 M 4.10.b- AC Distribution Box
specified in drawing.
Whether proof Bulk head in OD shed switch wiring, installation and confirm 4.5.3.q- Cable Installation and
19
functionality Management system
PVC duct/Channels (metallic UV protected duct for outdoor) shall be used for
wiring and in st. line, neat without intercrossing. Running of 4.5.3 i- Cable Installation and
20
cable/Duct/Channel along wall are clamped properly at every 0.5-1mtr. Ensure Management system
the proper phase wise connection at distribution.
Aviation Lamp 48VDC installation and its functionality. RED led type with photo
21 4.8.a- Aviation Warning Light
sensor
Labelling and Feruling of Each supply cable, connection points, MCBs,
22 4.5.4- Labelling
Batteries and other equipment
Electrical Works
16sqmm 4core armored copper cable from LT Panel to C/O and DG to C/O to 4.5.2.c - Supply, laying and
23 M
ACDB is laid with proper finishing and saddling. termination of Cable or Wire
4.5.1 .h- General Consideration for
24 All debris are removed and site is neat and clean Equipment Layout, spacing and
installation
Female industrial socket shall always installed in ground floor with proper
25 M 4.9.q LT panel energy meter box
cabling and termination from Changeover MCB
26 M There should not be any faulty electrical equipment installed in site
27 M Bending radius of power cable should be at least three times its diameter. 3.14.2 General cabling requirement

28 M (In Volt) VRB:…...................VRY…....................VYB…....................

29 M (In Volt) VRN:…....................VYN…....................VBN…...................

30 Measurements M (In Amp) IR….......................IY….........................IB….......................


Vgn should be less
31 VGN(V):…...................................IN(Amp)............................ 4.12 Pg voltage drop than 3% of supply
voltage

Specific Observation & Comments:


Rollout Subcon Represenative: FLM Representative: Ncell Reprensentive

Name:-

Position:-

Sign Date:-

Sign:-
Grounding System Checklist

Site ID: Site Name:…...................................................................

Site Type: Date of Check:….............................................................

Supply Vendor: Installation Vendor: ….......................................................

Observation
SN Criteria Mandatory Specification Guideline Reference Remark
(OK/NOK/NA)

Lighting arrestor shall be long enough to give 45 degree cone of


5.2 a- Telecommunication
1 M protection over all equipment installed and levelled vertically
LPS and Earthing
straight on the top of tower with proper clamping on tower support.

Lighting Arrestor LA shall be of 12 mm dia copper Rod of minimum 1.2m in length or 5.2 a- Telecommunication
2 M
as per BOQ Specified in design drawing. LPS and Earthing

Lighting arrestor shall be completely isolated with tower body and 5.2 j- Telecommunication LPS
3 M
separate cable/ Insulated copper strip shall run to the LA earth pit and Earthing

Type of Earthing as per specification and approved drawing/TSSR:


4 M -
…...............................................................

Earting value for Each Pit,(in Ohm)


Neutral…............................
5 M
Lightning….........................
Body..................................
Earthing value of each pit and system is less than five ohm (in 5.2 Telecommunication LPS
6 M
isolated test.) and Earthing
Earth pit distance separation from building and next earth pit shall
7
be maintained
5.4.6 j- Measurement,
Earthing Shelter corner, Tower leg ring, Antistatic flooring are connected to
8 M number & connection of
respective earthing pit and Earth Bus.
Earthing to the conductor
5.8.5.u- Measurement,
All the Metal parts, DB, LT Panel, cable trays, room/Shelter DB. TI
9 M number & connection of
equipment are grounded as per drawing.
Earthing to the conductor

4.5.2 s- Supply, laying and


10 M NEA neutral grounded with proper conductor (Cable or strip)
termination of Cable or Wire

5.2.o- Pre-approval
All the Earthing connection from the pit to the connection point is
11 Telecommunication LPS and required for special
provided by 25x3 Copper Strip/Flat
Earthing cases for 35sq mm
cable
Copper strips crossing each other are not allowed. For joint, welding
5.4.6.y- Measurement,
OR nut bolt shall be implemented. The thickness for the lap for
12 M number & connection of
welded joints shall not be less than 2 times of strip width and in later
Earthing to the conductor
case, two nut bolt shall be there.
Installation of EGB in tower as per drawing and specification
13 -
mentioned

Earthing Bus (Cu-Bar) tin coated of min. size 300mmx100mmx6mm


5.2.l- Telecommunication LPS
14 M shall be used for bonding and shall be available in both outside and
and Earthing
inside the room/shelter , OD bed.

Grounding connections
it is NTA
Copper Strip from EGB and IGB are connected below the the level requrirement , in
5.2.p- Telecommunication special case
15 of EGB and IGB ensuring the downward flow of surge current and
LPS and Earthing copper cable can
terminated to Equipment earthing Pit by copper flat 25x3
be use with pre-
approval from
Ncell.
Grounding Conductor/Strip shall be always downward flow toward 5.2.t- Telecommunication
16
grounding bar from an equipment LPS and Earthing
5.4.6 i- Measurement,
Bend shall not be less than 90 degrees nor have a bending radius
17 number & connection of
of less than 200 mm. Avoid sharp bend and narrow radius
Earthing to the conductor

Specific Observation & Comments:

Rollout Subcon Represenative: FLM Representative: Ncell Reprensentive

Name:-

Position:-

Sign Date:-

Sign:-
Solar System Checklist

Site ID: Site Name:…...................................................................

Site Type: Date of Check:….............................................................

Supply Vendor: Installation Vendor: ….......................................................

Observation
SN Criteria Mandatory Specification Guideline Reference
(OK/NOK/NA)
PV with Mounting Frame Structure is placed at specified location &
1 M -
levelled properly(refer drawing) as per Drawing
PV Module Mounting Frame Structures are mounted on suitable
2 M -
Array Support Structure as per Drawing
PV support & structure Physical inspection of Galvanized Mounting Frame Structure. No
3 -
damage, No Bends, Uniform paint.
4 M PV panel inclination shall be 30 Deg-35 Deg -
structure base rigidly fixed on foundation base with proper nut bolt
5 M -
as per specification
Physical inspection for PV cells and Shorting cables. No
6 M -
damage/No Leakage
Confirmation about the solar Panels facing and tilt angle as per
7 M -
standard drawing and approved layouts

8 M Model & capacity of PV(Refer OPERATOR requirement.)…………... -


9 M No. of PV Modules in site as per TSSR ------------Nos. -
PV Module
10 M No. Series connection of panel…….. -
there should not be any shadowing on panels from Tree/ Tower/
11 -
other structures

12 M Interconnection of PV Module is done & tightened adequately -

Labeling of PV Module is done from No. 1 to …..with permanent


13 M -
marker
Each end of ground cable connection shall have proper lugs 4.5.3 J- Cable Installation and
14
pressed with hydraulic tools, no exposed wiring. Management system
All the grounding cable size of each part should meet the
15 Grounding Installation -
requirement
Technique
Grounding and Lightning protection of PV Module, Junction box,
16 M -
Charge controller, Battery bank and solar supporting structure

Check for the correct polarity & Inter connecting cable of PV Module
17 M -
to junction box.
Check for the correct polarity & Inter connecting cable of Junction
18 M -
Box to Charge Controller.
Check for the correct polarity & Inter connecting cable of Charge
19 Cable Installation M -
Controller to Batteries.
Technique
Connection from Solar Panel to JXN Box (one cable from
20 combination of no.of series Solar panel) and labelling as per in JXB -
as per marked in PV module
PV Module, Junction box and Charge controller terminals labeling
21 M -
with Series and Junction box and PU information
22 Measure voltage of each PV module -
23 SJB/Array 1……V -
24 SJB/Array 2……V -
25 SJB/Array 3……V -
Measurement
26 PV current (Total) -
27 Array -1 current……A -
28 Array -2 current……A -
29 Array -3 Current……A -

Specific Observation & Comments:


Rollout Subcon Represenative: FLM Representative: Ncell Reprensentive

Name:-

Position:-

Sign Date:-

Sign:-
..........................

..........................

............................

Remark
Rectifier System Checklist

Approved seprate PAT documents for rectifier system, battery system or integrated system must be followed in paralle to this checklist

Site ID: Site Name:…...................................................................

Site Type: Date of Check:….............................................................

Supply Vendor: Installation Vendor: ….......................................................

Observation
SN Criteria Mandatory Specification Guideline Reference
(OK/NOK/NA)
4.5.1 b- General
Consideration for Equipment
1 Power system layout Orientation and Position of equipment as per TSSR layout
Layout, spacing and
installation

4.5.1 d- General
Shall be installed vertically and uprightly, and the vertical deviation shall not be Consideration for Equipment
2
greater than 3mm Layout, spacing and
installation

4.5.1 e- General
Rack/Cabinet installation The clear width of the front passageway of the rack should not be less than Consideration for Equipment
3 M
technique 0.45m. Layout, spacing and
installation

4.5.1 f- General
No any parts should not fall off or be damaged. The rack paint coating should Consideration for Equipment
4
be in good state. The racks should not bear clear marks Layout, spacing and
installation

4.5.1 f=g- General


Consideration for Equipment
5 Rack must not be shaky and shall be properly grouted with fastener/nut bolt.
Layout, spacing and
installation
6 M All the power cable of each part should meet the requirement
Each end of power cable connection shall have proper lugs pressed with 4.6.3.J- Cable Installation and
7
hydraulic tools, no exposed wiring with proper sleeve. Management system
The cables shall be straight without intercrossing, or overflowing from the 4.5.3 v - Cable Installation
8
troughs; and Management system
Cables and air switches should have corresponding labels that make them
9 4.5.4 a- Labeling
distinct.
4.5.3 c- Cable Installation and
10 M Signal cable and power cable shall be separately routed
Management system
All the cables in GF are underground and GI/HDPE pipe are used to lay the 3.12.2 f- Cable Trench
11 M cables. Flexible GI/duct are used where necessary Excavation Works:
Cabling technique Cables in the RT are maintained with suitable cable conduit/ cable tray. 4.5.3 u- Cable Installation and
12
Flexible GI/duct are used where necessary Management system
PVC duct/Channels (metallic/UV protected duct for outdoor) shall be used for
wiring and in St. line, neat without intercrossing. Running of 4.5.3 i- Cable Installation and
13 cable/Duct/Channel along wall are clamped properly at every 0.5-1mtr. Ensure Management system
the proper phase wise connection at distribution.

signal cable (alarm, communication, signal cable and power cable) shall be 4.5.3 p- Cable Installation and
14
labelled properly as per standard Management system
non critical Load(BTS) load shall be connect to LLVD and critical 6.8 f- Energy/Asset
15 M
load(transmission) shall be connect to BLVD Management
Most critical equipment with provsion for dual power source shall be connecte
16 M
from both LLVD1 and LLVD2
17 Battery Type: ….................................................
18 Battery Model:….........................................................
19 AC input scenario:….............................
20 System work mode :….....................................
21 Bat.1 Cap:……AH -
22 Bat.2 Cap:…….AH -
23 Float voltage: …. V -
24 Equalization or Boost Voltage: …......................................V -
25 LLVD shall be enable
26 Parameter Set LLVD: _______V
27 BLVD:________V
28 Current limit:__________C
29 DC undervoltage:______v
30 DG. Start Voltage(V)………. -
Parameter Set

Site IP:
Mask:
31 Gateway: -
Remote Server IP:
Remote Port:

The parameters can be set correctly through monitoring units and the set
32 M -
parameters can be saved securely.
33 All rectifier modules and its alarms are working properly. -

Ensure start and stop after mains or full charge or enough power from solar
34 -
systemDG system where aver applicable (as per setting/configuration)

Observed Electrical parameter value in controller shall be verified with


35 -
measured value

36 M Float/equalized charging can be switched over through the monitoring unit. -

All rectifiers can be started normally and the output voltage should be within
37 -
the range of -42 V to -58 V.

After the mains supply is cut off, alarms should be given. After mains supply is
38 M -
Functional tests restored normally, the operation should be restored normally.

39 Alarm for Damaged Lightning Protection Device can be given -


40 M Alarm for Broken Battery Fuse (or Air Switch) can be given -
41 Alarm for Broken Load Fuse can be given -
42 M Alarm for DC under voltage can be given -
43 Alarm for Door open can be given -
44 M Alarm for Solar DC DC converter for solar site can be given
45 Alarm for high temperature can be given -
46 History alarms ccan be extractable.
Controller get the correct alarm information in display and check the dry
47 M -
contact alarms verification with NOC.
48 M Configuration of system to remote monitoring system -
cooling system: FCU/DC/AC/HEX shall work properly for cabinet installed in
49 M -
reference to temperature exceeds

VRY…….....V,
VYB……...….V,
50 -
VBR…...….........…V
VGN…...….............V
Measurements
VRN…..........….…V
51 VYN……...........…...….V, -
VBN.....................…V

52 IR………….A IY………….A IB………….A IN………….A

Specific Observation & Comments:

Rollout Subcon Represenative: FLM Representative: Ncell Reprensentive

Name:-

Position:-

Sign Date:-

Sign:-
...........................

...........................

............................

Remark

(as per Product)

Verify battery type set with user manual


For solar sites
Battery System Checklist

Approved seprate PAT documents for rectifier system, battery system or integrated system must be followed in paralle to this checklist

Site ID: Site Name:…...................................................................

Site Type: Date of Check:….............................................................

Supply Vendor: Installation Vendor: ….......................................................

Observation
SN Criteria Mandatory Specification Guideline Reference
(OK/NOK/NA)
1 M Battery Type:............................................................. -
2 M Battery Capacity (Ah):…......................................................
3 Battery information M Battery Voltage (V):…..........................................................
4 M No. of battery(Pcs):….........................................................
5 M Battery bank qty(bank):….................................................
Battery type parameter in power system should be matching with
6 M -
physical installed battery type.
Battery Bank Capacity in AH should be matching with installed
7 M -
battery Capacity
8 M Charging Co-efficient(C):….......................................
9 M Equalization or Boost Voltage(V)….................................. -
10 M Float voltage(V):….................................................... -
11 Parameter setting DG ON Voltage(V)…............................................... -
12 M Battery Low voltage(V)….......................................... -
13 M LLVD1(V):….................................................... -
14 M LLVD2(V):….................................................... -
15 BLVD(V):….................................................... -
16 Temp. Compensation Coeff (mv/Deg. C)….................... -
17 M Battery temperature (Deg. C)…................................ -
18 Environmental temperature(Deg. C)….......................... -
If separate battery cabinet installed in sites, then orientation/ 4.5.1.d- General
position of battery cabinet should be as per approved TSSR layout Consideration for Equipment
19 M
and Shall be installed vertically and uprightly, and the vertical Layout, spacing and
deviation shall not be greater than 3mm installation

For Subrack swap/installation ensure existing fan/cooling unit is in


20 M
proper function

4.6.1.E- General
The clear width of the front passageway of the battery rack should Consideration for Equipment
21 Battery Rack/Cabinet M
not be less than 0.45m. Layout, spacing and
Installation technique installation
4.6.1.F- General
The rack paint coating should be in good state. No any parts should Consideration for Equipment
22
fall off or be damaged. Layout, spacing and
installation
4.6.1.G- General
Cabinet or rack must not be shaky and shall be properly grouted Consideration for Equipment
23
with fastener/nut bolt. Layout, spacing and
installation
24 M Battery Cabinet fan shall work Properly
Physical inspection for battery cells and shorting strips. No
25 M
damage/No Leakage
Interconnection of battery terminals is done & tightened Adequately
26 M
to prevent sparking

27 Labeling of battery cell is done. No.1 to No. 24 with installation date


Cells installation
28 technique M Vent caps are mounted/ installed. No Ballooning on Battery
Check for the correct Polarity & connection of Battery terminals to
29 M
the rectifier rack, +ve & -ve

30 M No any Critical and Major Battery related alarm on Power Controller


Cells installation
technique

31 M No any Cells shall be faulty.


5.2.s- Telecommunication
32 M Cabinet/Rack shall have proper body grounding to a bus bar
LPS and Earthing

Grounding installation Each end of ground cable connection shall have proper lugs 4.6.3.J- Cable Installation and
33
technique pressed with hydraulic tools, no exposed wiring with proper sleeve. Management system

All the grounding cable size of each part should meet the 5.2.q- Telecommunication
34
requirement LPS and Earthing
35 M All the power cable size of each part should meet the requirement
The processing techniques and connection methods of the cable
36 stubs should comply with the requirements of the project -
specification.
Each end of power cable connection shall have proper lugs 4.6.3.J- Cable Installation and
37
pressed with hydraulic tools, no exposed wiring. Management system
The cables shall be straight without intercrossing, or overflowing 4.5.3 v - Cable Installation
38
from the troughs; and Management system
Cables and air switches should have corresponding labels that
39 4.5.4 a- Labeling
make them distinct.
4.5.3 c- Cable Installation and
40 Signal cable and power cable shall be separately routed
Management system

Cabling technique All the cables in GF are underground and GI/HDPE pipe are used to 3.12.2 f- Cable Trench
41
lay the cables. Flexible GI/duct are used where necessary Excavation Works:

Cables in the RT are maintained with suitable cable conduit/ cable 4.5.3 u- Cable Installation and
42
tray. Flexible GI/duct are used where necessary Management system
PVC duct/Channels (metallic UV protected duct for outdoor) shall be
used for wiring and in St. line, neat without intercrossing. Running of
43 cable/Duct/Channel along wall are clamped properly at every 0.5- 4.5.3 i- Cable Installation and
1mtr. Ensure the proper phase wise connection at distribution. Management system

signal cable (alarm,communication,signal cable and power cable 4.5.3 p- Cable Installation and
44
shall be labelled properly as per standard Management system
4.7 c- Safety and
45 Temperature sensor shall be installed on battery surface
Security/Alarm Installation
Signal cable, communication cable related to BMS shall be
46 Battery Monitoring M
connected as per specification and user manual
system
47 M ensure BMS working smoothly per cell or per bank
48 Total Battery Voltage (V):…...........................
Measurements
49 Total Charging/Discharging Current(A)…...................

All the battery voltage should be tested before delivery to the


50
sites and the report should be shared to NCELL.
Battery Test

Battery shall be tested as per provided sheet Battery Test Form and
51
can be tested remotely if RMS available.

Specific Observation & Comments:

Rollout Subcon Represenative: FLM Representative: Ncell Reprensentive

Name:-

Position:-

Sign Date:-

Sign:-
..........................

..........................

............................

Remarks

It is battery voltage

(As per Product)

(As per Product)

(As per Product)


(As per Product)
(As per Product)

(As per Product)

Not applicable for Lithium Ion battery

(Note: voltage testing at warehouse or cyclic


charging at warehouse report will be valid, if
material outbound before the first charging
period of battery in Local warehouse, factory test
report will be valid)

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