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Find out what cookies we use and how to disable themThis British Standard gives recommendations for the design, installation and maintenance of electrical equipment for the generation, storage, conversion, distribution and utilization of electrical energy for all purposes in ships of all descriptions, including, where relevant, inland and harbour craft.
NOTE For vessels smaller than 500 grt (gross registered tonnage) or with a length less than 50 m, BS EN 60092-507 provides a basic standard for small vessel electrical installations, including direct current (DC) systems not exceeding 50 V and alternating current (AC) systems not exceeding 250 V single phase or 500 V three phase.
These recommendations are intended to provide satisfactory operation and safety, especially from fire and electrical shock, of installed equipment and portable and transportable equipment which is intended to be connected to the ship’s electrical distribution system. They relate principally to installation, utilization, inspection and testing, but certain recommendations for the construction of electrical and electronic equipment are included.
This British Standard is not applicable to the internal wiring of manufactured apparatus that is not wired on board. It is not intended to provide for every circumstance – in some cases, specialist advice is required.
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