The energy Supply Authority has notified us that they are
planning to work on the High Voltage Network in the area on Sunday 10th June
2018. As a result of these works, the High Voltage feed coming from
Kanooka Grove will be shut down from 8am to 3pm this Sunday.
Impacts to the precinct will vary depending on building,
summarised below:
Block E and TRF
Impact: None
Hospital buildings are fed via two independent High Voltage
Feeds, one from Kanooka Grove and one from Wright Street. Monash Health will
switch the electrical load from Kanooka Grove to Wright Street at 7:30am on
Sunday and return the feed back at 3:30pm on the same day, there will be No loss
of power during the switching operations.
There will be generator back-up for the duration of the
works if required.
Building 261 (MIMR/HUDSON/IRD) and Building 262 (MHRP)
Impact: Loss of General Power
Power Available: Generator Power ONLY.
Both of these buildings are fed Only from the
Kanooka Grove feed, so they will lose power during the duration of the works.
Power will only be distributed through the generator via
the RED coloured power points
What can staff do to help ?
1. On Friday 8th June to avoid potential damage
to computers and non essential lab equipment, please ensure that all non
essential (white power points)
are turned off in office and lab areas.
2. Please ensure that essential equipment (fridges/freezers and
anything else that is deemed essential to run over the weekend) is connected to
an essential (RED power point). If you are
not sure ask us for assistance.
3. Reduce the amount of non essential equipment (pipette
chargers, block heaters, centrifuges, vortex mixers etc) plugged into a
red power point,
these do not need to be on and will increase the load on the generator increasing fuel
consumption.
4. Organise your week so that you do not need to come into work
this Sunday.
Area Managers:
1. Please ensure your fridge freezers are plugged into
essential power, please let us
know if you need help
2. ensure this message is repeated at your lab meetings.
Any questions, please ask clare.westhorpe@monash.edu
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