Notes on interior lighting circuits (?)

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The discussion focuses on designing wiring diagrams for interior lighting circuits in an electrical engineering course. The participant is struggling with resources, as their textbook primarily covers mechanical drawings rather than electrical schematics. They seek assistance in creating a switchboard design and clarifying their specific questions about wiring. Various examples of blueprints and schematics are shared, highlighting that there is no standardized format for these diagrams. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for clearer guidance on electrical design principles.
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So basically I'm in the 1st year of EE and we're going to design the wiring diagram.

Pretty much all we put at this stage are grounded electricity sockets, lights, water heater, and the oven. The problem is that the book that I've gotten from my school is 95% about mechanical drawings, which is part of our class.

The best source I've found, is this link http://electrical-engineering-portal.com/lighting-circuits-connections-interior-electrical-installations

Unfortunately, I also have to be able to design the switchboard.

Can anybody help?
 
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something like this:
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Wiring and Switch board diagrams like this are not very standardized. In addition to this.. you do not really seem to have a specific question - you have provided an OK basic diagram - I do not know ..Greek?? - but can read the diagram.
 
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