#24EPO (Emergency Power Off) Functional Safety Checklist
Multi-Asset / Multi-Point Equipment Schedule
Inspect multiple transformers, panels, rooms, motors, or RCDs in this module without overwriting previous assets. Each item receives a permanent QR Sticker UID preserved across annual audits.
Sticker UID: OC-EPO0-D9CFStandard Limits, Equations & Space Presets
NEC Article 645.10, NFPA 75, and ANSI/TIA-942 Emergency Power Off functional verification: exit coverage, < 500 ms end-to-end disconnection, IEC 60947-2 shunt trip voltage window (85%-110%), and NFPA 72 loop supervision.
Measured Inputs
Calculated / Evaluated Results
NEC Article 645.10 requires an EPO at each principal exit that de-energises all IT power and disconnects battery systems, with a protected actuator and manual reset. The timings below are functional verification criteria, not code limits.
Pending / Not tested — results stay neutral until valid measured values are entered.
- Pending
EPO Station Coverage
-
Not tested - enter the measured value. Acceptance: An EPO station at each principal exit door of the IT / electrical equipment room [NEC 645.10 / NFPA 75]
- Pending
De-energisation Time
- ms
Not tested - enter the measured value. Acceptance: Immediate disconnection on actuation, verified end to end within 500 ms [NEC 645.10 functional test]
- Pending
Shunt Trip Coil Supply Window
-
Not tested - enter the measured value. Acceptance: 85% <= V_coil <= 110% of rated coil voltage (IEC 60947-2 §7.2.1.4 operating window: 70%-110%) [IEC 60947-2 §7.2.1.4 / OEM data]
- Pending
Interlock Loop Integrity
- Ohm
Not tested - enter the measured value. Acceptance: Monitored loop within the supervision window; an open loop must raise an alarm [NFPA 72 supervision requirement]
Verification Checklist (0 / 13)
1EPO pushbuttons installed at every principal exit door of the data / UPS room [NEC 645.10]
2Hinged transparent molly-guard covers with local buzzer fitted to prevent accidental actuation
3Cause-and-Effect interlock matrix verified for all UPS modules, battery breakers, PDUs, and STS units
4HVAC / CRAC fire dampers and underfloor airflow interlocked to close on EPO actuation [NFPA 75]
5Shunt trip and Under-Voltage Release (UVR) coils verified across all affected main breakers
6Monitored loop wire-break / short-circuit supervision fault alarm proven at BMS/FACP [NFPA 72]
7Dedicated battery-backed 24 V DC / 110 V DC EPO control power supply verified independent of utility
8Manual key-switch reset verified: resetting EPO pushbutton does NOT automatically re-energise buses
9Clean-agent gas suppression (FM-200 / Novec 1230) pre-discharge and discharge interlocks verified
10Emergency egress lighting and fire alarm circuits confirmed EXEMPT from EPO trip (remain energised)
11Integrated dry-run / dummy breaker witness test completed under approved Method of Statement (MoS)
12EPO station signage high-contrast, unobstructed and bilingual where required
13Operations & security staff trained on emergency actuation authority and recovery sequence
General Notes
Free plan: 5 of 5 inspections / calculations left this month.