HarrisEng1
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- NJ
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- Engineer
Has there been a consensus as to how to comply with both 700.3(F) for fire pumps without violating 695?
Following NFPA 70-2020, we have a case where an emergency generator supplies emergency power to a fire pump and egress lighting, via two separate circuits.
(There is a third circuit but it is 701 - standby loads).
It is a highrise building. The fire pump is classified as legally required emergency power.
Temporary generator docking station needs to cut into circuit between the permanent generator and fire pump controller.
How do we wire these two circuits to docking station and still comply with 695 for the fire pump circuit?
Following NFPA 70-2020, we have a case where an emergency generator supplies emergency power to a fire pump and egress lighting, via two separate circuits.
(There is a third circuit but it is 701 - standby loads).
It is a highrise building. The fire pump is classified as legally required emergency power.
Temporary generator docking station needs to cut into circuit between the permanent generator and fire pump controller.
How do we wire these two circuits to docking station and still comply with 695 for the fire pump circuit?