How to increase the permitted power consumption of electricity

MasterEnergoService company provides services to increase existing capacity. We will help you collect all the necessary documentation and increase your existing capacity in the shortest possible time.

The need to increase power often arises when purchasing a property, reconstruction, renovation or construction. MasterEnergoService company provides services to increase existing capacity in Moscow and the Moscow region. The company's many years of experience and professional team allow us to resolve this issue in the shortest possible time. We will help you calculate the required power and collect the necessary package of documents to obtain technical specifications (TU). Specifications are the starting point for increasing existing capacity.

Price. The first stage is receiving. In the MasterEnergoService company, the receiving service costs from 10,000 rubles. for individuals and from 15,000 rubles. for legal entities. When received, it is possible to calculate the cost of the work. The responsibilities of the network organization and the customer are specified. The final estimate for the work can be drawn up only after the development and approval of the power supply project.

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Work to increase capacity is carried out in stages, that is, you have the opportunity to evaluate the timing and quality of the work we perform.

Also, for the connection of each kW it is necessary to pay according to the tariffs of OJSC “MOESK”. Tariffs for power connection.

But if it is necessary to increase the power to 15 kW, then JSC “MOESK” pays not according to tariffs for each kW, but at a preferential tariff of 550 rubles. for connection of power. Therefore, if you have the opportunity to meet the 15 kW limit, then you should think about whether you need to overpay for the extra kW.

The preferential tariff applies only to individuals and cannot be applied to legal entities.

What you need to pay attention to when receiving technical specifications.

Clause 10

Activities carried out by a network organization.
This paragraph specifies what the network organization must do and within what time frame. Clause 11

Activities performed by the customer. The most important point. This paragraph states what you must do.

Why might it be necessary to increase the power supply capacity of a private home?

Situations when the connected power is not enough are very common. As a rule, they are faced with:

• after repairs and redevelopment;
• when expanding the area of ​​the home;
• after installing an electric floor system;
• if necessary, use several household appliances at the same time (electric oven, washing machine, dishwasher, TV, air conditioner, microwave oven, etc.).

Increasing the power of electricity allows you to use the required number of electrical appliances without fear of problems, failures, traffic jams and other problems with power supply at home.

Ways to increase the power supply capacity of a private home

There are three ways that will allow you to use more electrical power in a private home:

1. Increasing capacity by submitting an application to the network company. To do this, you need to collect a package of documents and draw up an application according to the established template. If the requested power does not exceed 15 kW, then the cost of the measures will be 550 rubles.
2. Setting the priority relay. It won't actually increase power. However, using the device will allow you to distribute it correctly. The principle of operation of the relay is quite simple. If the existing power is exceeded, it turns off equipment that is not a priority.
3. Installing the inverter. The device accumulates power during periods when practically no electricity is consumed. For example, at night. Having accumulated a certain power reserve, the inverter turns on during peak load periods.

The choice of the most suitable option for increasing power depends on the capabilities, wishes and requirements of the home owner.

Electrical wiring in a private house: hidden installation errors that create problems

Attention: the area of ​​responsibility of the supplying organization ends at the branch support! The connection diagram to it, the input cable into the house and all internal installation are the responsibility of the private owner.

Therefore, first you need to pay attention to the state of the quality of street wiring, and then - inside the house.

Contacts on the street

Entry into the building and connection to the meter are made by teams of electricians from the supplier and energy sales. The owner of the house may suffer from the quality of their work. He should monitor the condition of the wires and contacts created.

Conventional twisting of aluminum conductors in air becomes covered with a layer of oxides and worsens the contact resistance. This place begins to heat up more and oxidize more. The process increases over time, although it may not be visually noticeable.

Natural airflow and the length of the exposed wire mask it, but do not stop it. The increased contact resistance of such a contact is the reason for the loss of voltage across it.

Connecting a branch with special clamps using improper technology is also a possible cause of poor contact.

If cracks, chips, darkening and other defects have formed on it, then they clearly indicate increased transient resistance and energy loss.

Contacts of the introductory machine

Connecting the power wire to the circuit breaker at the input often requires the use of special adapters to create a reliable clamp. Negligent work may not have an immediate impact, but will manifest itself over time.

The owner can check the contact resistance by placing the electrical wiring in maximum load mode for a while. You will immediately need to check their heating. When conducting a visual inspection, you should pay attention to the darkening of the protective module housing and the state of the insulation.

There may be other reasons inside the home that lead to decreased electricity levels.

Stages of increasing the power supply capacity of a private home

First of all, it is necessary to establish the amount of power that the house needs. To do this, add up the power of all regularly used electrical appliances. Then you need to go through a bureaucratic procedure, which includes the following steps:

• preparation and submission of a package of documents to the power grid organization;
• obtaining technical specifications;
• development and approval of a power supply project for a private home (if necessary);
• implementation of technical measures;
• receiving Acts from the network company;
• submitting documents to the energy supply company to amend the contract.

Project development and electrical installation work must be carried out by specialized organizations that have SRO approvals.

How to calculate the required power?

The maximum power is determined during design. Design (maximum) power is derived as installed power multiplied by the demand factor. This indicator consists of the capacity of all electrical appliances and equipment that will be used at the facility. Data for calculations are taken either from the equipment passport or from data on the consumption of standard equipment.

But this equipment will not be used at full capacity all the time, so the demand factor is used in the calculation. The utilization factor or demand factor value is the extent to which a facility requires full power. The range of coefficients can be found in special tables developed on the basis of statistical data.

How to increase electricity output in the garage

To increase the electrical power in the garage, you must contact the network company with an application, where you also provide the following list of documents:

• a copy of the certificate confirming the right to own the garage;
• a copy of a passport or other document that serves as an identity document in the Russian Federation;
• situational plan with the location of the garage;
• a copy of the TIN certificate.

After receiving an application to increase capacity and a package of documents, the organization will issue the garage owner with technical conditions that must be met. It is worth noting that all work inside the premises is carried out by the applicant independently. Once the technical conditions are met, an inspection will be carried out. Based on its results, the garage owner will receive a Certificate on the basis of which the energy supply organization will increase capacity.

What it is

During capital construction during the USSR, for example in Khrushchev buildings, i.e.
In most residential premises that are still in use today, even at the design stage the permitted power was up to 1.5 kW per apartment. Later, the established electricity rate increased to 3 kW, as it became necessary to increase it due to the increased “gluttony” of consumers. Practice shows that 10-16 Ampere plugs were usually installed in electrical panels and meters, so that the maximum current consumed by an apartment was limited to a total electrical power of 3 kW for apartments with a gas stove. For apartments where an electric stove is installed, 7 kW is allocated. In new buildings, the allocated power can reach up to 15 kW. This scatter is due to the fact that during the construction of old houses (60s, 70s) there simply were not such powerful consumers and as many household appliances as there are now.

The allocated power is the maximum amount of electricity consumed at one point in time.

In addition, in order to enter the established limit, sometimes you need to enter not just 1 phase, as often happens, but as many as 3 phases. This is necessary for connecting modern household appliances, such as powerful electric boilers and electric stoves. This is especially true in commercial premises and industries of any scale, where a lot of electricity is needed (up to 30 kW and above).

Example. To heat a country house that is not equipped with gas equipment, solid fuel and electric boilers are installed, the latter are safer and more convenient. For heating a house with an area of ​​100 sq.m. you need a boiler with a power of about 7-10 kW, an electric stove consumes another 3-5 kW. In total, it is necessary to increase the established electricity limit to a minimum of 15 kW and supply electricity in three phases.

To find out the allocated power for a private house or apartment, you need to contact the operating organization (in Moscow and the region - this is Mosenergosbyt OJSC). The help contains information about the allocated and average power consumption. It will be needed if you are preparing documents for an increase; this will be discussed in detail below.

How to increase electricity power in an apartment

Many homeowners in apartment buildings are faced with the need to increase power. Typically, such needs arise after installing electric heated floors, a powerful air conditioning system or an electric stove. As a rule, apartments can increase their power up to 15 kW, which allows them to take advantage of a reduced tariff.

When increasing power in apartments, there is a certain nuance. It is impossible to allocate additional energy to a specific owner. The balance holder of the network for the whole house must request an increase in power.

The increase in power in the apartment occurs as follows:

• submission of an application by the balance holder of the internal electrical network (management company) to the network organization;
• obtaining a contract and technical conditions;
• fulfillment of specifications;
• checking technical specifications, issuing documents on technological connection and supplying additional power.

The most difficult thing in this process is to convince the management company to fulfill its obligations. Often they do not want to apply and fulfill technical conditions for the sake of one apartment. Therefore, it makes sense to team up with several neighbors.

Obtaining and increasing additional electrical power up to 15 kW

You can get power at a reduced price of 550 rubles by contacting us, this will save you hundreds of thousands of rubles. This tariff applies to all subjects and properties.

I. Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of May 15, 2008 No. 797 “On urgent measures to eliminate administrative restrictions when carrying out business activities”

item 1b. Approve an action plan aimed at significantly simplifying and reducing the cost of the procedure for connecting to electrical networks facilities necessary for the implementation of activities by small and medium-sized businesses...

II. Resolution of the Moscow Regional Economic Commission No. 121 dated December 22, 2008. of the year and FEC MO No. 10-R dated 04/09/2009.

An applicant submitting an application for technological connection of power receiving devices with a maximum power of up to 15 kW inclusive (taking into account the power previously connected at a given connection point) pays for the work specified in paragraph 12 of the Guidelines for determining the amount of payment for technological connection to electrical networks, approved by order Federal Tariff Service dated October 23, 2007 No. 277-e/7, in the amount of 550 rubles (including VAT). Connection of electric power to the networks of PJSC MOESK is possible in the regions of Moscow and the Moscow region. Registration of capacity at JSC UEC is possible in the Moscow region.

Connecting electrical power to the networks of PJSC MOESK and JSC UEC is the main cost item when planning the engineering systems of a facility, and often the entire construction. Obtaining capacity must be planned first!

Currently, we are connecting power on reduced tariff terms in 2011 in accordance with the resolution of the Regional Energy Commission of the city of Moscow No. 7 dated February 7, 2011, the resolution of the Regional Energy Commission of the city of Moscow No. 270 dated December 28, 2010 and the decision of the board of the Fuel and Energy Committee of the Moscow Region minutes of the board meeting No. 1-R dated January 18, 2011. You can find out the latest information about the decisions of the Regional Energy Commission and the Fuel and Energy Complex of the Moscow Region on the website of PJSC MOESK in the Tariffs for technological connection section.

Obtaining a power permit occurs at the connection service of PJSC MOESK and JSC UEC after submitting an application, fulfilling the technical conditions and paying the tariff. The problem is that the reserve of generated power in Moscow is practically exhausted, and the tariff for 1 kW (kWa) can exceed tens of thousands of rubles. A power permit is issued only after the electric grid company has completed work to remove restrictions on technological connection. Obtaining electric power in such conditions is practically impossible and those who apply receive a refusal or a promise to return to the issue of allocating power in a few years. After receiving a refusal, it will be much more difficult to help you! Even if you are given a contract for technological connection, purchasing power does not guarantee that the work you paid for will be completed on time or at all!

The allocation of additional power occurs according to the same scheme - the additional electrical power is equal to the new one. A permit for additional capacity is issued to replace the previously issued one. The extra power costs the same as new. Obtaining additional power is a complex and time-consuming procedure. An increase in power can be made by transferring someone else's power or part of the power to oneself. Re-registration of capacity is carried out free of charge, subject to the consent of the current capacity holder. You can increase power without paying the official tariff by paying for the power to its current owner. It is possible to re-register capacity if its availability or reserve is confirmed.

The cost of 1 kVA depends on the following factors:

1. From the amount of power required
2. From the location of the attached object
3. From the availability of technical capabilities for connection
4. From the required power supply category

Contact us and we will calculate the official tariff for your case. We will tell you how not to overpay and not end up with paper instead of electricity. We will advise you on all possible options. We will collect all the necessary documents ourselves and will lobby your interests in the electric grid company right up to the moment of voltage supply.

In many cases, the power already belongs to the consumer (according to property documents, old technical documentation, etc.), but he simply does not know about it and pays for it again. The consumer is unable to prove his right to power and is forced to pay an inflated tariff. We will defend your rights and save you from having to pay the tariff. To determine the cost of our services and start cooperation, you need to fill out a questionnaire and send it to the email address [email protected]

It is advisable to obtain power over 150 kW at an individual tariff with a significant reduction in cost relative to the regular tariff. When receiving power at an individual tariff, the cost of work is determined based on the reduction in price of the total cost of power. The power receiving device must be located in Moscow or the Moscow region.

Re-registration of capacity is possible in the event of transfer of rights to part of the premises from one owner to another owner with the issuance of a certificate of ownership. In this case, the new owner is entitled to part of the power. The amount of converted electrical power and the conditions for power transfer are determined by business entities. There are no other grounds for re-registration of capacity. The primary permit for connecting power is not subject to change, and the permit issued to the new owner will indicate that the power was received at the expense of the capacity of the primary permit. The voltage level is selected based on the equipment on the consumer’s balance sheet. Re-registration is carried out without payment to the electric grid company.

Redistribution of power is more difficult due to the need to carry out work on the balance sheet of the electric grid company. In accordance with paragraph 34 of the “Rules for technological connection of power receiving devices”, approved by the Government of the Russian Federation on December 27, 2004 No. 861, applicants who have the right of ownership or power receiving devices connected before 01/01/2009 have the right, by agreement with other owners of power receiving devices, to redistribute part of the power to the benefit of other owners of energy receiving devices within the same power supply center without transfer of rights to property. When redistributing electrical power, a tariff for power redistribution is paid, as well as an estimate for work on the networks of the electric grid company.

Useful articles:

1. Information for those applying for technological connection to MOESK
2. Legal basis for MOESK's activities on technological connection
3. Contract offer for connection to electrical networks
4. Additional MOESK client offices opened in Moscow
5. Electrical load calculation table

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How to increase electrical power in a commercial space

Commercial premises often use large energy consumers. These can be refrigeration units in workshops, air conditioning systems in offices, freezers in stores, and so on. Therefore, many owners of commercial premises are faced with the need to increase electrical power. The procedure includes several basic steps:

1. Submitting an application to a network organization. It is compiled according to a standard model. Also attached to the application:

• a copy of a document confirming the right to dispose of commercial premises;
• extracts from the Unified State Register, Unified State Register of Individual Entrepreneurs or Unified State Register of Legal Entities;
• a copy of the enterprise's Charter (if available);
• a copy of the order appointing the head of the organization (if available);
• a document that confirms the authority of the person submitting the application to the network organization.

1. Issuance of technical conditions and contracts for increasing capacity. The technical specifications contain a list of works that must be performed by the applicant and the network organization.
2. Carrying out technical activities. The costs of work carried out inside the premises are borne by the applicant. The remaining activities are carried out by the network organization. After completion of the work, an inspection is carried out, as well as certificates are issued.
3. Amendments to the contract. Within 30 days after completion of work and receipt of documents, the applicant must include information about increasing capacity in the contract with the energy supply company.

When do you need to increase your connection power?

The situation when the allocated power (even without force majeure circumstances) is not enough is not a rare phenomenon. Typically, a lack of power takes its toll when:

– connection by residents of an apartment building to a large number of power-consuming devices (heaters in cold weather) or an unplanned increase in energy consumption of a building in which a bakery, car wash, cafe, etc. has opened;

– using power tools or construction equipment in a summer cottage or garden plot;

– changing the functional purpose of the property (non-residential premises into residential or commercial);

– expansion of the fleet of energy-consuming equipment at a developing enterprise, installation of new technological lines, opening of new workshops.

In addition, additional power may be required during repairs, large-scale redevelopment or reconstruction of old electrical wiring (outdated standards), or when obtaining permission for a technological connection, errors were made in calculating the potential power consumption.

How to increase electricity power in non-residential premises

Non-residential premises are commercial real estate that is used as offices, shops, small workshops and so on. Owners often face a shortage of electrical power because a large amount of equipment is used at the same time - air conditioners, computers, heaters, freezers, and so on. Non-residential premises are located in buildings under the control of the management company. There, as a rule, several users are connected to the network at once. Therefore, the best option for increasing power in this case would be to install a separate power cable, which will be used only in one room.

The procedure for increasing power in a non-residential premises includes the following steps:

1. Submitting an application and package of documents to the network organization. The application is drawn up according to the established template. The package of documents includes:

• floor plan where all electricity receivers are located;
• a copy of the document confirming the right to dispose of the premises;
• extracts from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, Unified State Register of Legal Entities or Unified State Register of Legal Entities;
• a copy of the organization's Charter;
• a copy of documents on the appointment of a manager;
• a document that confirms the rights of the person submitting the application.

1. Receipt by the applicant of technical conditions and agreement. The network organization reviews the application within 15 days. If errors or insufficient documents are identified, the applicant will be notified.
2. Fulfillment of technical conditions. All activities that must be performed by the applicant and the network company are specified in the technical specifications. The agreement regulates the terms, rights and obligations of the parties. Indoor activities are carried out by the customer, and all other work is carried out by the network organization.
3. Actual increase in power. After completion of the work, a representative of the organization conducts an inspection, puts seals on the meters and draws up reports.

The customer must also make changes to increase capacity in the contract with the energy supply company within a month.

Allocation of electricity capacity for legal entities

To connect additional power, you need to prepare a set of documents. Fill out an application. Specify:

• Name of the legal entity.
• Requisites.

The following documents are attached:

• Certificate of registration as a legal entity.
• Extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.
• Tax registration certificate.
• Charter
• Protocol for the appointment of a director.

Otherwise, the procedure is not much different.