E LECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC

STANDARDS

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Electrical Standards to Meet

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Technical References, as well as selected international and overseas standards. As the National Standards Body,
SPRING Singapore continues to facilitate the development, promotion and implementation of Singapore Standards

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC

STANDARDS
Standards facilitate trade, improve quality, raise productivity and efficiency, catalyse
technological innovations, share good management systems and best practices as well
as boost consumers confidence in products and services. Standards also improve safety,
health and environmental protection. In summary, standards play a strategic role in adding
value to our economy and improving the quality of our lives.
Electrical and electronics standards assist organisations in gaining market access for
their products. These standards standardise equipment, systems and installations for the
distribution and use of electricity and electrotechnical products. Electrical and Electronics
Standards cover:
a. Artificial lighting including LED light source
b. Electrical appliances and electronic equipment including smart and infocomm devices
c. Electrical safety
d. E-mobility
e. Lightning protection
f. Renewable energy sources and smart grid
g. Security and emergency response systems
SINGAPORE STANDARDS
1. CP 5: 1998
Code of practice for electrical installations.
Applies to the design, selection, erection, inspection and testing of electrical
installations, other than those specifically excluded.

$113.40

2. AMD CP 5: 2008
Amendment No. 1 to CP 5 - Code of practice for electrical installations.
Comprise a new Appendix 7 as well as a colour supplementary guide on the
revised cable core colours and a new Section 612 Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Power
Supply Systems.

$40.40

3. CP 10:2005
Code of practice for the installation and servicing of electrical fire alarm
systems.
Applies to the installation and servicing of electrical fire alarm systems in
buildings. It covers alarm systems using manual call points, heat detectors,
smoke detectors and flame detectors.

$60.40

4. CP 15:2004
Code of practice for installation, operation and maintenance of
escalators and passenger conveyors.
Applies to the design, construction, installation, operation, testing, inspection and
maintenance of escalators and passenger conveyors.

$47.40

5. SS 535:2007
Code of practice for installation, operation, maintenance, performance and
construction requirements of mains failure standby generating systems.

$40.40

6. SS 546:2009
Code of practice for emergency voice communication systems in
buildings.
Applies to the planning, design, installation, maintenance and testing of emergency
voice communication (EVC) systems in buildings and sets out the requirements
for the basic system.

$34.40

7. SS 558:2010
Code of practice for construction, installation, operation and
maintenance of intruder alarm systems.
Sets out the general specification and requirements for the construction,
installation, operation and maintenance of intruder alarm systems.

$54.40

8. SS 576:2012
Code of practice for earthworks in the vicinity of electricity cables.
Serves as a guide for best practice for earthworks activities near underground
electricity cables with the intent to minimise the number of damages to these
cables.

$42.40

9. SS 555-1:2010
Code of practice for protection against lightning - Part 1 : General
principles.
Provides the general principles to be followed in the protection against lightning of:
structures including their installations and contents as well as persons,
services connected to a structure.

$77.05

10. SS 555-2:2010
Code of practice for protection against lightning - Part 2 : Risk
management.
Applicable to risk assessment for a structure or for a service due to lightning
flashes to earth. Provides a procedure for the evaluation of such a risk.

$105.40

11. SS 555-3:2010

Code of practice for protection against lightning - Part 3 : Physical
damage to structures and life hazard.
Provides the requirements for protection of a structure against physical damage
by means of a lightning protection system (LPS), and for protection against injury
to living beings due to touch and step voltages in the vicinity of an LPS.

$147.40

12. SS 555-4:2010
Code of practice for protection against lightning - Part 4 : Electrical and
electronic systems within structures.
Provides information for the design, installation, inspection, maintenance and
testing of a LEMP protection measures system (LPMS) for electrical and electronic
systems within a structure, able to reduce the risk of permanent failures due to
lightning electromagnetic impulse.

$98.05

*Prices are subject to change and exclude GST.