Douglas P.

Bennett
4 Cooper Close
Worthy Down
Winchester, SO21 2RD

Tel: (01962) 889353

Mobile: 07791 058089
E-mail: d.a@dsl.pipex.com

Winchester Passion 2008 Cathedral Lighting & Power Statement of Intent

Assumptions

• The Scaffold platform being built above the West door will be suitable for me to
‘hang’ lights from as discussed with your scaffolders last week.
• A lighting ‘tower’ will be built at the front of the Cathedral slightly to the left and to
the front of the monument as shown in the diagram attached.
• Set up of all equipment will be performed during the day of Thursday 20 Mar 08,
taking into account the services that will be taking place on that day.
• A full test of all equipment, including the lighting to be placed inside the Cathedral,
will be need to be conducted on the evening of 20 Mar 08 following the final
services. Arrangements will need to be made to permit this to take place.
• Where cabling or equipment comes into contact with the fabric of the building
suitable protection will be used to prevent damage (e.g. rubber matting, carpet,
rubber wheels on flight cases, rubber bases to stands etc)
• Additional security for the generator will not be required for the night of 19 Mar 08
(see item 1 below)
• Additional security for the site will have been provided in the form of personnel to
protect equipment left on site on the night of 20 Mar 08.
• The LED screen, the BBC trailer and the Army Field Kitchen shown on the diagram
come under the overall event management plan and do not form part of this
assessment.
• The PA equipment is being provided by a separate contractor and is only
mentioned here where a direct impact on power requirement is shown. These
installations will also form part of the overall event management plan and do not
form part of this assessment.
• All the equipment for the lighting will be transported to the site in a large box trailer,
towed by a Mitsubishi Pajero. Additional equipment for the lighting or power may
be transported in other vehicles which will drop off equipment and immediately
leave the site. The box trailer will be re-loaded with flight cases and other unused
equipment and will be parked at the position shown, behind the tower. Should the
ground be soft, adequate protection in the form of hessian mats will be used to
prevent damage to the grass during the movement of this into position.
• The Trailer will be used as a base for the Video Mixing desk and monitors as the
controller will need to communicate with his crew and this prevents his voice
carrying to the crowd.
• All personnel involved in installation of the equipment will be adequately supervised
and/or trained.
• The current floodlighting used for the front of the Cathedral will either be switched
off or masked by us during the event.
• The overall Indemnity, accident and equipment Insurance for the project covers all
activities and equipment on this site.

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Generators

1. A 4 tonne 200 Kva 3 Phase generator (sled mounted) would be placed just over the
wall off Minster Street as shown. All circuits emminating from the generator will
have RCD protection at the generator. A local Earth Spike for this will be inserted in
the ground. This will be delivered by HEWDEN Power on Wednesday 19 Mar 08 at
a time to be agreed. It will be collected on Tuesday 25 Mar 08 at a time to be
agreed. Method of delivery and collection will be by HIAB truck.

2. A 20 Kva single phase generator will be used to provide a separate power source
for the PA system and the Video Mixing desks. A local Earth Spike for this will be
inserted in the ground. This will have been deliverred to a safe location prior to the
event and will be transported to the site on Friday 21 Mar 08 at the same time that
the rest of the PA equipment being installed arrives. It will be a road tow rig and will
be positioned as shown on the diagram. If the ground is soft on the day, suitable
protection will be placed on the grass to prevent damage and to spread the load.
This generator weighs no more than 1 tonne. The towing vehicle weighs 2760 Kg.

3. A 11 Kva generator will be used to power 4 x 400W UV lights which will be used as
specified in Para 22. A local Earth Spike for this will be inserted into the ground.
This system will have no contact with any other supply.

INSIDE CATHEDRAL for ressurection scenes

4. A 3 phase 32A supply cable would be run into the cathedral as specified in Para 7
below, with the cable runs temporarily routed through the entrance door, passing
through an in line 3 phase RCD and terminating at a 3 Phase Lighting Dimmer
mounted in a rack on rubber wheels. This dimmer would have 6 individually
protected channels (fuses).
o From this dimmer the 3 x 8 light Blinders would be powered – 2 mounted on
7M high Manfrotto Tripod stands and a 3rd mounted on a 4M stand. All three
of these stands will be weighted down with 3 sand bags to provide additional
stability. If required 3 x 4ft long by 3 ft high crowd barriers can also be
placed around each of the stands in a triangle arrangement to prevent
accidental contact by the public.
o A low voltage analogue control cable (5 core telephone cable size) for this
dimmer would also be run out to the tower, from which all control will take
place.

5. 1 or 2 COEMAR CF1200 Spot dmx movinghead lights (number tbc dependant on

response from COEMAR to a request for spare parts). These will be mounted in a
Flight case on rubber wheels and can be rapidly deployed.
o A dmx control cable will be run in from the tower to control these lights.
o Power for these lights will be from 2 x 13A sockets inside the cathedral as
previously discussed.

6. A video projector will be set up for rear projection onto a screen located as shown
on the diagram. This is intended to permit better viewing for any differently abled
persons who choose to watch the performance from in front of the Cathedral,
including the hard of hearing, who might otherwise be unable to view or hear the
event properly.

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 7. The installations inside the Cathedral will be positioned, tested as discussed in the
assumptions above, their positions marked using Tape on the floor, and then placed
safely out of the way inside the cathedral at a position specified by you during the
Maunday Thursday services. They can then be repositioned rapidly following the
Friday services and re-tested briefly prior to the event.

OUTSIDE CATHEDRAL - Balcony

8. A 63A 3 phase supply will be run using 16mm cable to a point near the tower. This
wil then be split using an RCD protected board, into 2 x 32A 3 phase supplies; one
for the balcony and one for inside the cathedral.

9. A 32 A 3 phase supply will be fed up to the balcony, terminating in an RCD

protected distribution box. This will feed a number of lighting dimmers and 2 dmx
strobe lights.
o Strobes will be used in accordance with British Health & Safety Executive
advice on use of strobes and in this particular setting will not cause concern
for people suffering with epilepsy. The use of strobes in this way will be
advised in the brochure and if it is deemed necessray by the H&S staff an
announcement made over the PA at the appropriate time.
o Each individual circuit will be MCB protected.
o The dimmers will be placed in racks (and thus off the floor) underneath the
stage and protected from the weather.
o All cabling and connectors not inside this shelter will be waterproof Ceeform
plugs and sockets.

10. 14-16 x 1K PAR 64 cans (number tbc following discussions with the artistic director)
with either white or red gells to protect the lamps from direct contact with the
weather will be strategically placed around the balcony to light the crosses, the
actors and the architecture. Each fitting will be fed from the dimmers, and each will
be individually protected by the fuses and circuitry in the dimmers
o All fitings used on the balcony will be firmly fixed to the scaffolding and thus
earth bonded, and safety chains will be used to further ensure safe use.
o A number of analogue and dmx low voltage control cables will be fed up to
the dimmers on the balcony from the tower.

11. 3 x 1500W infrared heater lamps will be mounted using clamps to the scaffolding
At front of the balcony to provide heat for the actors. These will be controlled via
Dimmers.

12. Equipment placed on the balcony will be lifted into position using the stairs, with the
exception of the power cable, which will be carefully routed over rubber matting or
carpet to protect the building.

13. The Scaffolding on the balcony will be bonded to the nearest Lightning conductor,
and thus to earth.

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OUTSIDE CATHEDRAL – Tower area

14. Details of the construction of the tower are being submitted seperately, but it will be
a 4 tier structure with a footprint of 8ft x 12 ft + stabilisers as required with steps
leading up to the second level.
o The first level, at ground level, is where we intend placing the control desks
for the lighting and PA.
o The second level, accessable by steps, is where one or more of the camera
crews will be based once they arrive with the procession
o The third level, accessable by ladder, is where the 3 follow spots and their
operators will be placed
o The forth level is for lighting dimmers and for mounting lights.
o The whole structure will be protected from the weather as appropriate (side
walls) and will have a roof that overhangs the top level by 2 Ft on each side
15. A 32A 3 Phase supply will be run from the 200 Kva generator to the tower, following
the line of the wall a distance of approximately 80 meters. Where this passes over
public access areas it will pass through conduit to provide protection from trip
hazzard. This supply will pass through an in-line RCD and terminate in an MCB
protected distribution box on the tower.
o Power will be distributed from this supply to a number of dimmer packs,
which will be placed in the top level of the tower. All lighting on the tower will
be powered from these dimmer and will thus be individually protected by the
fuses and circuitry in the dimmer packs.
o 12 x 1k Par Cans, 2 x 575 moving head dmx lights and 2 x 1200W cantata
profile spots with GOBOs and 3 x 2K follow spots will be mounted under the
cover on the tower. All electrical connections for these will be under cover
and will be protected by the dimmer circuitry and MCBs on the distribution
units.

16. A single 32A 240 Cable wil be run from the generator to the tower to power all the
local equipment (Lighting Desks, Safety lighting on the tower, heaters if required).
This will terminate in an RCD protected distribution board.

17. An earth cable will be run from the Tower structure to an independent Earth Spike,
which will be inserted in the ground at an appropriate point.

18. All distribution boards used on the tower will be bonded to the tower structure. This
will also serve to provide linked bonding between the generators. All lighting used
on the tower will be bonded to the structure of the tower.

OUTSIDE CATHEDRAL – Separate power for PA system

19. A 32A Power lead will be run from the generator specified in Para 2 to a position at
the far side of the west entrance to the Cathedral. PA speakers will be positioned in
accordance with the overall Event Management Plan. This will terminate in an RCD
protected board with single phase 16A outlets. This requirment ensures that all the
PA runs off the same supply. Where this cable passes across public access areas
it will be routed through conduit to prevent trip hazzard. It will not be routed across
the wheelchair ramp at the left hand side of the west entrance.

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 20. A 32A lead will be run from the generator specified on Para 2 to the tower, to power
the PA mixing desk, the PA equipment on the tower side of the Cathedral. This will
terminate in an RCD protected distribution board with 6 x MCB protected 13A
sockets that will be under cover and thus also protected from the weather.

21. A 16A lead will be run from the PA generator into the Trailer to power the video
mixing equipment. This will terminate in a protected distribution board with 13A
sockets inside the trailer and thus out of the weather. The distribution board in the
trailer will be bonded to the structure of the trailer, and the trailer will be fitted with
an independent earth spike.

Additional Site Lighting

22. 18 x 150W floodlights will be placed in the trees alongside the paths as shown on
the diagram. These will be powered from the 2 x 6A supply fitted to the lamp posts
as shown. Cable runs for these will be placed at least 3.6 m above head height, by
running the cables through the trees. Where this is not possible suitable cable
ducts will be used. These lights will be adequately fixed to the trees by rope and/or
cable ties. Access to the trees will be using a suitable step ladder, supported at its
base by additional personnel.

23. An additional 4 floodlights will be placed in the trees behind the tower. Cable runs
for these will be placed at least 3.6m height, by running the cables through the
trees. Where this is not possible suitable cable ducts will be used. These lights will
be adequately fixed to the trees by rope and/or cable ties as above.

UV Lighting for procession out at the end

24. A small trailer bourne 11 Kva generator will be sited as shown to provide power for
4 x 400W Ultra Violet Cannons, which will be used to enhance the patterns on the
banners which will be used for the final procession out of the Cathedral grounds ate
the end of the show. These cannons will be mounted on stands located 2 either
side of the pathway as shown and will be surrounded by 3 x crowd barriers each to
prevent access by the public. Cabling for these will be run through the trees, and
will not fall below 3.6m height. The generator will be surrounded by crowd barriers
to prevent access by the public. This will only be in operation for 5 minutes prior to
and during the final scene.

Power supply to Lost Children / Communication Hub Tent and to St Johns

Ambulance Tent

25. A single 13A supply will be run out from the mains supply at No.3 The Square to
provide power to Portable Appliance Tube fittings for lighting in each tent, and for
power sockets to supply the Radio Battery Chargers. Location of these tents will be
to the side of the Army Fieldf Kitchen iaw the overall event management plan and
will be such that access by the public behind the tents will be prevented.

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General Comments

26. All portable equipment, whether listed here or not, will have been PAT tested
specifically for this event. Details will be submitted prior to the event and will
include readings and date of test.

27. All electrical wiring and distribution systems will comply with the recommendations
of BS 7909 “Code of practice for design and installation of temporary distribution
systems delivering a.c. electrical supplies for lighting, technical services and other
entertainment related purposes” or where applicable BS 7671 “Requirements for
electrical installations. IEE Wiring Regulations. Sixteenth Edition”.

28. A site certificate for the electrical installation will be issued following successful
testing once complete. This will cover all electrical equipment listed above and all
PA or video equipment as specified in the overall event management plan. The site
certificate will specify readings taken during the tests.

(Signed on Original)

Douglas Bennett
Sole Proprieter
ICTHUS Sound, Light & Multimedia Services

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