s indi- is also 480 V ‘rating -2 and , from atings, own. on the ds will chei ngs of vency RISER DIAGRAMS circuits, and emergency panetboards are all 480 V. As such, the circuits originating from these panetboards will be either 277 V, suitable for lighting, or 480 V, suitable for eritical three-phase 480 V loads only. If it is desired to supply receptacle or lighting loads at 120 V, additional step-down transformers would have to be installed and fed from the emergency , oF EP-3. The secondaries of these additional step-down transformers ‘would feed emergency panelboards suitable for supplying branch circuits at 120 V. Some of the more common electrical plan and one-line diagram symbols are shown in Figure 1~4, These symbols are a representative sarapling of the hundreds of symbols id in electrical system design. D154, 12514 duplex rceptacte 208,125, duplex eeptcte 15, 125. single receptacte B20, 125 v single eeptsle | sogtopow a § opt, oblesiwsvieh rey) throw switch double pol, duble-now sich erway) @ speci puspose eceptacle {Cf eisconnet swith lan daving) Dir und nl protected receplale Dep westerotrveptace Wo. tsotnes grown recepacte Q tee motor (A resin toad 6 key-opered switch 4p sith with pts tghe — freer taster —\ disconnect swith (one-tne dagran) ++ two-conductor cable: Hf two-conductor cable with ground “if tre conductor cable if tes ond cable wth round —Deandit ened vp Weenie tat down FIGURE 1-4 Common Electrical Plan Symbols