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At ABC PLAZA For ABC PROPERTY MANAGEMENT (Client) SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC (Hong Kong) LIMITED PRJXXXXX Report Print Date

TABLE OF CONTENTS COPYRIGHT, DISCLAIMER, PRIVACY POLICY AND FURTHER INFORMATION EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Section 5 Section 6 Section 7 SCOPE OF WORK REFERENCED STANDARDS GENERAL CONCEPT AND PRINCIPLES INSPECTION METHODOLOGY INSPECTION CONDITIONS INSPECTION RESULTS ANALYSIS CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION 2/16

COPYRIGHT, DISCLAIMER, PRIVACY POLICY AND FURTHER INFORMATION Copyright Copyright restrictions apply to individual documents on this Report. Unless otherwise stated, the following copyright statement applies to documents found on this Report. Disclaimer RETAIN FOR USE OF QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL ONLY. Schneider Electric (Hong Kong) Limited will only provide the infrared thermographic scanning inspection service according to the in-housed infrared thermographic survey procedure. The analysis report is only for internal reference of the client. Schneider Electric (Hong Kong) Limited will not be responsible for any legal duty and responsibility so caused by the analysis report. The client accepts full responsibility for any legal duty. The total liability of Schneider Electric (Hong Kong) Limited under this contract agreement shall be limited to the inspection area where infrared thermographic scanning took place. Except as set out herein, Schneider Electric (Hong Kong) Limited shall be under no liability whatsoever to the Client for any loss, expense or damage howsoever caused, whether in contract or in tort or pursuant or any Statute, Rule or Regulation of otherwise, and whether such loss, expense or damage resulted from any act or omission or advice, including any negligent act or omission or advice given by Schneider Electric (Hong Kong) Limited. Privacy Policy We have duty to protect any information we collect from you. We do not pass on your details to any third party unless you give us permission to do so. 3/16

COPYRIGHT, DISCLAIMER, PRIVACY POLICY AND FURTHER INFORMATION Further Information Please address any comments or questions you may have on the contact call or text to: Project & Services Department SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC (Hong Kong) Limited Rooms, 3108-3128, 31/F., Sun Hung Kai Centre, 30 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong. G.P.O. Box 3125 H.K. Tel. (852) 2565 0621 Fax (852) 2811 1029, (852) 2563 5414 Hotline (852) 2579 9699 Web page: http://www.scheider-electric.com.hk 4/16

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In general results of inspected locations where incorporated at this report were commented at Normal Condition. In addition to above classification, there are only TWO anomalies location finding which are described as Indicate Deficiency and stated below in briefly, and have detail analysis within the report. Delta-T Classification Action Required (Recommendation) Category 0 C to 3 C Warrant Investigation Indicate Possible Deficiency. 4 C to 15 C Repairs should be made as time permits Indicate Deficiency 16 C and above Repairs should be made immdediately Indicate Major Deficiency Busway Code Ampere Rating (A) Description Location B4 3000 Tenant G/F to 18/F Location 1 (anomaly): G/F, Main Switch Room No. 2 THE BUSWAY JOINT CONNECTION (J1), TEMPERATURE RISE Delta-T 4.7 C As against with its reference temperature at 32.2 C Location 2 (anomaly): G/F, Main Switch Room - MCB Board OVERHEATING at 37.2 C and 37.3 C respectively. As against Satisfactory Spot (Sp03) at 31.1 C Temperature Rise 6.1 C & 6.2 C 5/16

Section 1 SCOPE OF WORK To perform quantitative thermography inspections to below location of existed installed Square D Busway System. Site Address: -- Busway Code Ampere Rating (A) Description Location B4 3000 Tenant G/F to 18/F 6/16

Section 2 REFERENCED STANDARDS ASTM E1934-99a Standard Guide for Examining Electrical and Mechanical Equipment with Infrared Thermography. NEMA STANDARDS PUBLICATIONS BU 1.1-2000 General Instructions for Handling, Installation, Operation, and Maintenance of BUSWAY Rated 600 Volts or Less. 7/16

Section 3 GENERAL CONCEPT AND PRINCIPLES Conventional techniques such as impedance testing and torque checking have a relatively low effectiveness in detecting and preventing failure due to these causes. Thermal imaging is the technique for making invisible infrared radiation visible (can be described below by the Stefan-Boltzmann law) and is the non-contact on-line mapping and analysis of thermal patterns from the surface of an object that can be employed to detect these temperature rises as "hot spots". Identification of hot spots can be used to trigger remedial works, reducing the number of defects and improving reliability. Principles of Thermal Imaging, the radiation emitted from the surface of an object is a function of the object temperature as described by the Stefan-Boltzmann relationship. The infrared element of the radiation is measured and constructed from a multitude of point measurement taken in sequence whilst scanning the field of view by representing the point temperature values. W = s.e.t 4 Where W is the radiant power emitted (W/m 2 ) s is the Stefan-Boltzmann constant (5.69 W/m 2 K 4 ) e is the object emissivity T is the absolute temperature of the object (K) Note: The Stefan-Boltzmann law states every object at any specific temperature, T, will radiate energy is proportional to the fourth power of the absolute temperature: T 4. The number one application for infrared thermography globally is electrical applications. The temperature of electrical components and connections are indicative of their health. Excessive heat due to increased electrical resistance (can be described below by Joule's law) will be generated by faulty components and by loose or deteriorated connections, short-circuit, overload, mismatched or improperly installed components. Equipment running hot can also be related to load imbalance, failure of cooling etc. Missed or deteriorated materials, improper installation or insufficient amounts of material usually cause anomalies in insulation system. P = I 2 R Where P is the Effect (Watts) R is the Resistance (OHMS) I is the Current (Amperes) Note: The Joule's law states that if the resistance R does not change and the current doubles, the power consumption will increase four (4) times thereby increasing the temperature of component. This means the higher the current flow, the higher the temperature of the entire circuit. Further increase of resistance by badly made joint connect will therefore be reflected by the abnormal temperature rises. 8/16

Section 4 INSPECTION METHODOLOGY In addition to the referenced standards, the following method statements are being carried out in order to make quantitative thermal imaging and accuracy of inspection data results. (A) Equipment used: - FLIR ThermaCAM E30 Camera, C/W 19 degree lens - PC notebook (for extra storage of images) - Digital Camera - Psychrometer - HILTI PD20 (object distance measuring device) (B) Method Statements: - Discuss with qualified site technical assistance about the inspection services detail planning prior to conduct thermal scanning. - Obtain authorization and by safety access route leading of qualified technical assistance to inspection area in terms of efficiency. - Inspect the busway with the Equipment relocated from vantage point to vantage point. - Provision of actual load (phase by phase) of busway circuit by qualified site technical assistance as required by Infrared Thermographer. - Record date, time and the Busway Location / Sections to be inspected. - Record the Ambient Temperature. - Record the distance of Busway to IR camera. - Take quantitative IR images associate with its digital image to the area / location / anomaly of Busways being inspected. - Take digital images for those busway where installed at unexposed area, if any. ThermaCAM Report Professional is used with ThermaCAM E30 Camera for processing of inspection results analysis. 9/16

Section 5 INSPECTION CONDITIONS Date of Inspection Services:15th April 2005 (Friday) Time:10:30am ~ 11:30am Location: As Specified Thermographer Profile:Mr. Chris Lam / Mr. Raymond Yu Qualified Site Technical Mr. Technician Assistance: Busway Inspected Conditions:All inspected busways are adequate for conducting Infrared Thermography Scanning. Date, time, ambient temperature, distance of Busways to IR camera, Busway Rating and its relevant phase-to-phase loading are specified on Inspection Results individually. 10/16

Site: Location: ABC PLAZA G/F, Main Switch Room No.2 Equipment / Environmental Data: Section 6 INSPECTION RESULTS ANALYSIS Job Reference: PRJXXXXX Sketch # Index Circuit No. Rated Load Phase A Phase B Phase C Phase N (A) (Amp.) (Amp.) (Amp.) (Amp.) -- 1 B4 3000A 1500A -- -- -- (Max.) LI01: 37.4 C SP01: 32.9 C 39.0 C 38 36 SP02: 37.6 C 34 IR information Value Date of creation 15 04 2005 Time of creation 10:43:14 AM File name Ir_0020-01-2.jpg Camera type ThermaCAM E30 Camera serial number 24301907 IR Text Comment Value DC File Name 119_1917.JPG Joint Indication J1 31.0 C 35 li01 Line Min Max Cursor li01 33.3 C 37.4 C - 32 Object parameter Value Emissivity 0.85 Object distance 3.0 m Ambient temperature 28.5 C Relative humidity 0.53 Label Value SP01 32.9 C SP02 37.6 C Delta-T (SP02-SP01) 4.7 C C IR01 ANALYSIS: Fault Spot (SP02) HOT at 37.6 C As against Satisfactory Spot (Sp01) at 32.9 C Temperature Rise 4.7 C RECOMMENDATION Power OFF the Busway, Check and Clean Each Copper Phases Surfaces. Re-tigten With Correct Level of Torque Loading at 60-80 lbs-ft. 11/16

Site: Location: ABC PLAZA Tower 2, 13/F Meter Room Equipment / Environmental Data: Sketch # Index Circuit No. Rated Load (A) Section 6 INSPECTION RESULTS ANALYSIS Phase A (Amp.) Job Reference: Phase B (Amp.) PRJXXXXX Phase C (Amp.) Phase N (Amp.) -- 1 B4 3000A 1500A -- -- -- LI01: 35.3 C SP02: 33.3 C 37.0 C 35 30 25 SP01: 33.2 C 23.0 C IR information Value Date of creation 15 04 2005 Time of creation 11:24:04 AM File name Ir_0030-1-2.jpg Camera type ThermaCAM E30 Camera serial number 24301907 IR Text Comment Value DC File Name 119_1929.JPG Joint Indication J1 C IR01 Line Min Max Cursor li01 28.6 C 35.3 C - Object parameter Value Emissivity 0.85 Object distance 1.0 m Ambient temperature 26.0 C Relative humidity 0.58 Label Value SP01 33.2 C SP02 33.3 C Delta-T (SP02-SP01) 0.1 C li01 ANALYSIS: Average Temperature Range from 33.2 C to 33.3 C RECOMMENDATION Continue to monitor the Temperature Trending to seek if any of abnormal. 12/16

Section 6 INSPECTION RESULTS ANALYSIS Site: ABC PLAZA Location: G/F, Main Switch Room Equipment / Environmental Data: MCB Board Job Reference: PRJXXXXX SP03: 31.1 C SP01: 37.2 C 38.0 C 35 SP02: 37.3 C 30 28.0 C IR information Value Object parameter Value Date of creation 06 05 2005 Emissivity 0.79 Time of creation 3:41:57 PM Object distance 1.0 m File name Ir_0042b.jpg Ambient temperature 28.5 C Camera type ThermaCAM E30 Relative humidity 0.53 Camera serial number 24301907 IR Text Comment Value DC File Name DC02413V.JPG Joint Indication -- C IR01 30 Line Min Max Cursor li01 30.7 C 37.3 C - li01 ANALYSIS: Fault Spot (Sp01) & (Sp02) OVERHEATING at 37.2 C and 37.3 C respectively. As against Satisfactory Spot (Sp03) at 31.1 C Temperature Rise 6.1 C & 6.2 C RECOMMENDATION Power OFF the Equipment. Break Each Joint in Turn. Check and Clean Both Connecting Surfaces. Remake and tighten with the correct level of Torque Loading. 13/16

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Section 7 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION In general results of inspected locations where incorporated at this report were commented at Normal Condition. In addition to above classification, there are only TWO anomalies location finding which are described as Indicate Deficiency and stated with comment as to the required recommendation action. Delta-T Classification Action Required (Recommendation) Category 0 C to 3 C Warrant Investigation Indicate Possible Deficiency. 4 C to 15 C Repairs should be made as time permits Indicate Deficiency 16 C and above Repairs should be made immdediately Indicate Major Deficiency Location 1 (anomaly): G/F, Main Switch Room No. 2 THE BUSWAY JOINT CONNECTION (J1), TEMPERATURE RISE Delta-T 4.7 C As against with its reference temperature at 32.2 C RECOMMENDATION Power OFF the Busway, Check and Clean Each Copper Phases Surfaces. Re-tigten With Correct Level of Torque Loading at 60-80 lbs-ft. 15/16

Section 7 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION Location 2 (anomaly): G/F, Main Switch Room - MCB Board OVERHEATING at 37.2 C and 37.3 C respectively. As against Satisfactory Spot (Sp03) at 31.1 C Temperature Rise 6.1 C & 6.2 C RECOMMENDATION Power OFF the Equipment. Break Each Joint in Turn. Check and Clean Both Connecting Surfaces. Remake and tighten with the correct level of Torque Loading. 16/16