AS/NZS 3001:2008
Electrical Installations - Transportable structures and vehicles including their site supplies
Sets out the requirements for electrical installations associated with transportable structures and vehicles that are intended for connection to low-voltage a.c. supply systems (i.e. exceeding 50 V a.c. but not exceeding 1 000 V a.c.). For the purposes of this Standard the term ‘transportable structure’ includes both vehicles and structures with or without wheels that can readily be moved from one site to another either under their own motive power or by some other means.
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AS/NZS 3001:2008 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS-TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES AND VEHICLES INCLUDING THEIR SITE SUPPLIES
PREFACE
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.1.1 General
1.1.2 Inclusions
1.1.3 Exclusions
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.4.1 Amenities
1.4.2 Annex
1.4.3 Caravan park
1.4.4 Camping area
1.4.5 Caravan
1.4.6 Detachable connection
1.4.7 Occupier
1.4.8 Outlet box
1.4.9 Service pillar
1.4.10 Site
1.4.11 Tent
1.4.12 Shall
1.4.13 Should
1.4.14 Supply lead
1.5 ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS AND REPAIRS
SECTION 2 SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES
2.1 SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS
2.2 SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS TO TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES FROM SOCKET-OUTLETS IN CARAVAN PARKS ONLY ¿EXCLUDING PORTABLE...
2.2.1 Supply from service pillar
2.2.2 Underground wiring providing site supply
2.2.3 Overhead wiring providing the site supply
2.2.4 Earthing
2.2.5 Maximum demand
2.2.6 Caravan park service pillars
2.2.7 Socket-outlets
2.2.8 Construction of caravan park service pillars
2.2.9 Other switchboards
2.2.10 Other socket-outlets
2.3 SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS TO TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES FROM SOCKET-OUTLETS AT ALL OTHER LOCATIONS ¿EXCLUDING CARAVAN PARKS...
2.3.1 Supply from socket-outlet
2.3.2 Configuration and rating
2.3.3 Overload protection
2.3.4 Protection against earth leakage current
2.3.5 Control
2.3.6 Common overload, earth leakage and control device
2.3.7 Weatherproofing
2.3.8 Doors and covers
2.3.9 Strain relief
2.4 SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS TO TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES FROM A PORTABLE GENERATOR SET OR INVERTER
2.4.1 Requirements for portable generator sets or inverters
2.4.2 Overcurrent protection
2.4.3 Earth leakage protection
2.4.4 Combined overcurrent and earth leakage protection
2.5 MULTIPLE TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES OCCUPYING ONE SITE
2.6 SITES FOR LOW-CONSUMPTION TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES
2.7 VERIFICATION (INSPECTION AND TESTING)
2.7.1 Initial verification of the installation
2.7.2 Periodic reverification
SECTION 3 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES
3.1 SCOPE
3.2 PROVISION FOR CONNECTION TO SITE SUPPLY
3.2.1 General
3.2.2 Detachable connection at the transportable structure or vehicle
3.2.3 Permanent connection of the supply lead
3.2.4 Multiple connections
3.3 CONTROL AND PROTECTION
3.3.1 Overcurrent protection
3.3.2 Protection against earth leakage current
3.3.3 Location
3.3.4 Prohibited equipment
3.3.5 Alterations and additions
3.4 WIRING SYSTEM
3.4.1 Size and type of cable
3.4.2 Protection from damage
3.4.3 Fixing
3.4.4 Isolation and segregation
3.5 EARTHING
3.5.1 Detachable connection
3.5.2 Equipotential bonding
3.6 ACCESSORIES
3.6.1 Mounting
3.6.2 Switches
3.6.3 Socket-outlets
3.7 PERMANENTLY CONNECTED APPLIANCES
3.7.1 Control
3.7.2 Over-temperature cut-out
3.8 EXTRA-LOW-VOLTAGE TRANSFORMERS
3.9 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN DAMP AREAS
3.10 VERIFICATION (INSPECTION AND TESTING)
3.10.1 Initial verification of the installation
3.10.2 Periodic reverification
3.10.3 Testing of earth connections
SECTION 4 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN TENTS AND NON-RIGID ANNEXES
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 SUPPLY TO ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
4.2.1 One item to be supplied
4.2.2 More than one item to be supplied
4.3 CONNECTION OF SUPPLY
4.3.1 General
4.3.2 Multiple transportable structures occupying the one site
4.3.3 Restriction on connection
4.3.4 Prohibited connections
4.4 OUTLET BOX
4.4.1 General
4.4.2 Construction
4.4.3 Termination of supply lead
4.4.4 Socket-outlets
4.4.5 Earthing
4.4.6 Overcurrent protection
4.4.7 Protection against earth leakage current
4.4.8 Control switches
4.4.9 Marking
4.5 LIGHTING
4.5.1 Handlamps
4.5.2 Lighting equipment other than handlamps
SECTION 5 CONNECTIONS TO THE SITE SUPPLY
5.1 SUPPLY LEAD
5.1.1 General
5.1.2 Technical details
5.1.3 Length
5.1.4 Coiled leads
5.2 INSTALLATION OF SUPPLY LEAD
APPENDIX A - CALCULATION OF MAXIMUM DEMAND
A1 INTRODUCTION
A2 PROPOSED CALCULATION VALUES
A2.1 Amenities
A2.2 Service pillars
A3 DETERMINATION OF CALCULATED MAXIMUM DEMAND
APPENDIX B - PROVISION OF CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS FOR CARAVAN PARKS PATRONS
APPENDIX C - NEW ZEALAND ONLY VERIFICATION OF TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES AND SITE SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS
C1 INTRODUCTION
C2 INITIAL VERIFICATION
C3 PERIODIC VERIFICATION
C4 INSPECTION OF SITE SUPPLIES
C4.1 Protection against direct contact
C4.2 Protection against indirect contact
C4.3 Over-current protection
C4.4 Protection against the ingress of moisture
C4.5 Socket-outlets
C5 TESTING OF SITE SUPPLIES
C5.1 Polarity of socket-outlets
C5.2 Polarity of protective devices
C5.3 Service pillar socket-outlets
C5.4 General-purpose socket-outlets
C5.5 Rating of protective devices
C5.6 Earth fault loop impedance
C6 INSPECTION OF CONNECTABLE INSTALLATIONS
C6.1 Exposed live parts
C6.2 Unearthed metallic parts
C6.3 Exposed basic insulation
C6.4 Over-current protection
C6.5 Protection against the ingress of moisture
C6.6 Appliance inlets, connectors and couplers
C6.7 Supply lead plug
C6.8 Supply lead
C6.9 Electricity supply arrangements
C6.10 RCD requirements
C6.11 External socket-outlets
C6.12 Socket outlets
C6.13 Special purpose connectable installations
C7 TESTING OF CONNECTABLE INSTALLATIONS
C7.1 Polarity of socket-outlets
C7.2 Operation of RCDs
C7.3 Polarity of the supply lead
C7.4 Polarity of appliance couplers
C7.5 Continuity of earthing conductors
C7.6 Segregation of ELV and LV
C7.7 Insulation resistance
C7.8 Dual electricity supply systems
C8 CERTIFICATE OF VERIFICATION AND WARRANT OF ELECTRICAL FITNESS FORM
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Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010
Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand: Energy Safety
Section: 60(2)
Citation context:Refers to 3001:2008(AS/NZS)A1. A person who installs any of the following must ensure that the installation complies with Part 2 of AS/NZS 3000 and also with the standard indicated:... ...(e) all other connectable installations: AS/NZS 3001; (f) a site installation that is... ...(iv)
Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010
Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand: Energy Safety
Section: Schedule 2
Citation context:Refers to 3001:2008(AS/NZS)A1. AS/NZS 3001 (means) AS/NZS 3001:2008: Electrical Installations—Transportable structures and vehicles including their site supplies: including Amendment 1
Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010
Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand: Energy Safety
Section: 75(1)
Citation context:Refers to 3001:2008(AS/NZS)A1. The owners and operators of the following installations must ensure that the installations are periodically assessed as set out below, to determine whether they are electrically safe and otherwise comply with these regulations: (a) low voltage installatio
Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010
Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand: Energy Safety
Section: 78(2)
Citation context:Refers to 3001:2008(AS/NZS)A1. Every warrant of electrical fitness for a connectable installation must be issued in accordance with AS/NZS 3001, except that... (c) that has been imported must be issued in accordance with AS/NZS 3001, but only after an assessment for compliance with Part 1 of AS/NZS 3000.
Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010
Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand: Energy Safety
Section: 75(1)
Citation context:The owners and operators of the following installations must ensure that the installations are periodically assessed as set out below, to determine whether they are electrically safe and otherwise comply with these regulations: (a) low voltage installatio
Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010
Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand: Energy Safety
Section: 78(2)
Citation context:Every warrant of electrical fitness for a connectable installation must be issued in accordance with AS/NZS 3001, except that... (c) that has been imported must be issued in accordance with AS/NZS 3001, but only after an assessment for compliance with Part 1 of AS/NZS 3000.
Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010
Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand: Energy Safety
Section: Schedule 2
Citation context:AS/NZS 3001 (means) AS/NZS 3001:2008: Electrical Installations—Transportable structures and vehicles including their site supplies: including Amendment 1
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AS/NZS 3001:2008 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS-TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES AND VEHICLES INCLUDING THEIR SITE SUPPLIES
PREFACE
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.1.1 General
1.1.2 Inclusions
1.1.3 Exclusions
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.4.1 Amenities
1.4.2 Annex
1.4.3 Caravan park
1.4.4 Camping area
1.4.5 Caravan
1.4.6 Detachable connection
1.4.7 Occupier
1.4.8 Outlet box
1.4.9 Service pillar
1.4.10 Site
1.4.11 Tent
1.4.12 Shall
1.4.13 Should
1.4.14 Supply lead
1.5 ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS AND REPAIRS
SECTION 2 SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES
2.1 SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS
2.2 SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS TO TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES FROM SOCKET-OUTLETS IN CARAVAN PARKS ONLY ¿EXCLUDING PORTABLE...
2.2.1 Supply from service pillar
2.2.2 Underground wiring providing site supply
2.2.3 Overhead wiring providing the site supply
2.2.4 Earthing
2.2.5 Maximum demand
2.2.6 Caravan park service pillars
2.2.7 Socket-outlets
2.2.8 Construction of caravan park service pillars
2.2.9 Other switchboards
2.2.10 Other socket-outlets
2.3 SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS TO TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES FROM SOCKET-OUTLETS AT ALL OTHER LOCATIONS ¿EXCLUDING CARAVAN PARKS...
2.3.1 Supply from socket-outlet
2.3.2 Configuration and rating
2.3.3 Overload protection
2.3.4 Protection against earth leakage current
2.3.5 Control
2.3.6 Common overload, earth leakage and control device
2.3.7 Weatherproofing
2.3.8 Doors and covers
2.3.9 Strain relief
2.4 SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS TO TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES FROM A PORTABLE GENERATOR SET OR INVERTER
2.4.1 Requirements for portable generator sets or inverters
2.4.2 Overcurrent protection
2.4.3 Earth leakage protection
2.4.4 Combined overcurrent and earth leakage protection
2.5 MULTIPLE TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES OCCUPYING ONE SITE
2.6 SITES FOR LOW-CONSUMPTION TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES
2.7 VERIFICATION (INSPECTION AND TESTING)
2.7.1 Initial verification of the installation
2.7.2 Periodic reverification
SECTION 3 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES
3.1 SCOPE
3.2 PROVISION FOR CONNECTION TO SITE SUPPLY
3.2.1 General
3.2.2 Detachable connection at the transportable structure or vehicle
3.2.3 Permanent connection of the supply lead
3.2.4 Multiple connections
3.3 CONTROL AND PROTECTION
3.3.1 Overcurrent protection
3.3.2 Protection against earth leakage current
3.3.3 Location
3.3.4 Prohibited equipment
3.3.5 Alterations and additions
3.4 WIRING SYSTEM
3.4.1 Size and type of cable
3.4.2 Protection from damage
3.4.3 Fixing
3.4.4 Isolation and segregation
3.5 EARTHING
3.5.1 Detachable connection
3.5.2 Equipotential bonding
3.6 ACCESSORIES
3.6.1 Mounting
3.6.2 Switches
3.6.3 Socket-outlets
3.7 PERMANENTLY CONNECTED APPLIANCES
3.7.1 Control
3.7.2 Over-temperature cut-out
3.8 EXTRA-LOW-VOLTAGE TRANSFORMERS
3.9 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN DAMP AREAS
3.10 VERIFICATION (INSPECTION AND TESTING)
3.10.1 Initial verification of the installation
3.10.2 Periodic reverification
3.10.3 Testing of earth connections
SECTION 4 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN TENTS AND NON-RIGID ANNEXES
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 SUPPLY TO ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
4.2.1 One item to be supplied
4.2.2 More than one item to be supplied
4.3 CONNECTION OF SUPPLY
4.3.1 General
4.3.2 Multiple transportable structures occupying the one site
4.3.3 Restriction on connection
4.3.4 Prohibited connections
4.4 OUTLET BOX
4.4.1 General
4.4.2 Construction
4.4.3 Termination of supply lead
4.4.4 Socket-outlets
4.4.5 Earthing
4.4.6 Overcurrent protection
4.4.7 Protection against earth leakage current
4.4.8 Control switches
4.4.9 Marking
4.5 LIGHTING
4.5.1 Handlamps
4.5.2 Lighting equipment other than handlamps
SECTION 5 CONNECTIONS TO THE SITE SUPPLY
5.1 SUPPLY LEAD
5.1.1 General
5.1.2 Technical details
5.1.3 Length
5.1.4 Coiled leads
5.2 INSTALLATION OF SUPPLY LEAD
APPENDIX A - CALCULATION OF MAXIMUM DEMAND
A1 INTRODUCTION
A2 PROPOSED CALCULATION VALUES
A2.1 Amenities
A2.2 Service pillars
A3 DETERMINATION OF CALCULATED MAXIMUM DEMAND
APPENDIX B - PROVISION OF CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS FOR CARAVAN PARKS PATRONS
APPENDIX C - NEW ZEALAND ONLY VERIFICATION OF TRANSPORTABLE STRUCTURES AND SITE SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS
C1 INTRODUCTION
C2 INITIAL VERIFICATION
C3 PERIODIC VERIFICATION
C4 INSPECTION OF SITE SUPPLIES
C4.1 Protection against direct contact
C4.2 Protection against indirect contact
C4.3 Over-current protection
C4.4 Protection against the ingress of moisture
C4.5 Socket-outlets
C5 TESTING OF SITE SUPPLIES
C5.1 Polarity of socket-outlets
C5.2 Polarity of protective devices
C5.3 Service pillar socket-outlets
C5.4 General-purpose socket-outlets
C5.5 Rating of protective devices
C5.6 Earth fault loop impedance
C6 INSPECTION OF CONNECTABLE INSTALLATIONS
C6.1 Exposed live parts
C6.2 Unearthed metallic parts
C6.3 Exposed basic insulation
C6.4 Over-current protection
C6.5 Protection against the ingress of moisture
C6.6 Appliance inlets, connectors and couplers
C6.7 Supply lead plug
C6.8 Supply lead
C6.9 Electricity supply arrangements
C6.10 RCD requirements
C6.11 External socket-outlets
C6.12 Socket outlets
C6.13 Special purpose connectable installations
C7 TESTING OF CONNECTABLE INSTALLATIONS
C7.1 Polarity of socket-outlets
C7.2 Operation of RCDs
C7.3 Polarity of the supply lead
C7.4 Polarity of appliance couplers
C7.5 Continuity of earthing conductors
C7.6 Segregation of ELV and LV
C7.7 Insulation resistance
C7.8 Dual electricity supply systems
C8 CERTIFICATE OF VERIFICATION AND WARRANT OF ELECTRICAL FITNESS FORM
Previous versions
AS/NZS 3001:2008
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