Get Nv Bfpe-0200 2008-2025

The NV BFPE-0200 is an essential form for conducting residential electrical load calculations in Henderson. This guide provides clear and detailed instructions for users to complete the form accurately and efficiently online.

Follow the steps to fill out the NV BFPE-0200 online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the NV BFPE-0200 form and open it in your chosen online editing tool.
2. Begin with entering the owner's name in the designated 'Owner' field.
3. Input the date of the calculation in the 'Date' field.
4. Fill in the address of the property for which the load calculation is being prepared.
5. In the 'General Lighting Load' section, calculate the square footage and multiply it by 3 Volt Amps; enter the result in the VA field.
6. For small appliance circuits, indicate a minimum of two and multiply by 1500 VA, entering the total in the appropriate VA field.
7. In the laundry circuit section, note a minimum of one circuit at 1500 VA and add this to the total VA.
8. Calculate the subtotal for the first 3,000 VA at 100%, entering '3,000 VA' in the specified area.
9. For loads from 3,001 to 120,000 VA, multiply by 35% and enter this value in the respective VA field.
10. For loads exceeding 120,000 VA, use 25% for your calculations and provide this figure in the designated area.
11. Record the demand and total KW for the appliances in the various columns, ensuring all values are calculated and entered.
12. List any electrical cooking appliances, using NEC Table 220-55 for guidance; multiply total KW by 1,000 and enter the result.
13. For the dryer load, refer to NEC Table 220-54 and enter the calculations as needed.
14. Fill in data for heating/air conditioning systems, including heat pumps and gas cool options.
15. For fixed appliances, if you have fewer than four units, use 100% of their nameplate rating; if four or more, use 75%.
16. Add 25% of the largest motor's rating, typical of an AC compressor, and input this value.
17. Calculate the spare 20 amps using 240 volts, and complete the subtotal calculations.
18. Finally, add all sub-totals together for the GRAND TOTAL, entering this final value along with service size and grounding electrode conductor in the appropriate fields.

Complete your NV BFPE-0200 form online for a streamlined process.