UK - A new guide to electricity in buildings is now available from CIBSE. The publication will be invaluable to lighting engineers, technicians and designers who require easy access to information on electrical services.

There is specific information on the different elements of electricity that relate to lighting and lighting circuits, such as: harmonics, loads, miniature circuit breakers, cables and prefabricated wiring systems. Each clearly-written section has been produced by experts in their respective fields from leading consultants, contractors and manufacturers. Areas covered are: regulations and standards; load assessment; power supplies; high voltage distribution, transformers, low voltage switchgear and distribution, building wiring systems; earthing and bonding; uninterruptible power supplies; electromagnetic compatibility; inspection, testing, operation and maintenance.

A full list of references and a bibliography for further reading are included at the end of every chapter. There are also numerous schematic diagrams, tables, graphs, illustrations and a detailed index at the end of the book so that the reader can quickly locate the relevant information.

Guide K: Electricity in buildings is a 146-page A4 format book and can be purchased from CIBSE publication sales on the telephone number or website detailed below. The cost is £22 (plus P&P) for members of CIBSE and the Society of Light and Lighting and £86 (plus P&P) for non-members. (NB. Qualifying CIBSE members will receive a free copy of the Guide in June 2005).

(Sarah Rushton-Read)


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