When doing load calculations, you may use 100% of the service size. It is the load at 100% plus 125% of the continuous loads. In an RV park, the loads would all be non-continuous. :smile:can I use 100% or 80% . . .
the correct answer is 9 nine 50 amp 125/250v rv sites on a 200 amp 120/240 single phase service.
9 * 50-amps = 450-amps.
Table 551.73 shows 9 sites (receptacles) may use a demand factor of 55%.
450-amps * 55% = 247.5-amp service requirement.
7*50=350*55%=192.5
7 seems to be the answer.
Did I miss something?
551.73 Calculated Load.
(A) Basis of Calculations. Electrical services and feeders
shall be calculated on the basis of not less than 9600 voltamperes
per site equipped with 50-ampere,
9600 * 55% is 5280va per 50amp.
200a * 240v is 48000 available va
48000va / 5280va per 50amp is lil over 9 of em.
We are curious, is this a test or homework question?Is this a test question? . .
I wish we had this in the 555 section.
No doubt.
But really I wonder why they do not, maybe a slam dunk proposal for you to put in.
Reason says you are correct; however, there has to be some documentation as to the diversity and loads to be used. The CMP will not just accept the statement that it will be the same as in 551.73. :smile:. . . maybe a slam dunk proposal for you to put in.