Electrical and Auxiliary Systems Design REVIEW for Residential Buildings

Electrical and Auxiliary Systems Design REVIEW for Residential Buildings

• Evaluates the overall design of electrical and auxiliary systems in residential structures
• Ensures compliance with local building codes, electrical standards, and safety regulations
• Reviews the following core electrical systems:
  • Main service entrance and metering
  • Panel boards and circuit breakers
  • Load calculations and demand factors
  • Subpanels and branch circuit layout
  • Interior and exterior lighting design
  • Lighting controls (switches, dimmers, sensors)
  • Energy-efficient lighting options
  • Equipment and system grounding methods
  • Overcurrent protection (fuses, breakers)
  • Power distribution system
  • Lighting system
  • Grounding and bonding
  • Protection systems
• Assesses auxiliary (low-voltage) systems such as:
  
  • Security systems (CCTV, intrusion alarms, access control)
  • Fire detection and alarm systems
    
• Checks for:
  • Energy efficiency and sustainability
  • Load balance and future expandability
  • Proper coordination with architectural and structural plans
  • Potential design flaws or integration issues
• Provides recommendations to improve:
  • System reliability and performance
  • Cost-effectiveness and maintainability
  • Safety and code compliance