Commercial LV Cabling Design
Standards-traceable 400 V cabling design for a three-tenancy commercial complex: maximum demand, cable selection, earthing, and fault verification to AS/NZS 3000 and AS/NZS 3008.1.1.
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Electrical engineering student in Adelaide focused on solar power systems and grid integration, with verified standards-based power design and Australian solar manufacturing experience.
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- Name
- Nathan No-ot
- Location
- Adelaide, South Australia
- Current status
- Electrical engineering student focused on solar power systems and grid integration
- Contact
- nathannoott@gmail.com
Target roles
What this portfolio should match
- Electrical engineering student placement
- Power systems internship
- Solar and grid-integration internship
- Electrical engineering student opportunity
Strengths
Evidence worth checking
- Standards-informed power-system design using AS/NZS 3000, AS/NZS 3008, AS/NZS 4777.2, and SAPN TS132/TS133
- Solar manufacturing experience in a Kaizen and 5S production culture
- Broader systems work across embedded systems, UAVs, controls, and practical electronics
- Technical writing, documentation, DFMA, and evidence-based engineering decisions
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Projects with status
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1 MW Solar Grid-Connection Assessment
Technical assessment for connecting a 1 MW solar plant to the SA Power Networks distribution grid: connection voltage, power-quality compliance, protection, and storage, decided against AS/NZS inverter standards and SAPN TS132/TS133.
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