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AEA 90364 (Argentina) Electrical installations regulation — translation

Clause-by-clause translation of Argentine AEA 90364 (IEC 60364-based): parts 7-771 (dwellings) and 7-701 (bathrooms), 30 mA RCDs, testing.

🇷🇺 PUE — Rules for Electrical Installations (7th ed.)🕰️ PUE-6 — Rules for Electrical Installations (6th ed., 1985)🇺🇸 NEC — National Electrical Code (NFPA 70)🇪🇺 IEC 60364 / HD 60364 (EU national codes)🌎 NOM-001-SEDE, NBR 5410, AEA 90364, RETIE, NCh 4, CNE🇨🇳 GB 50054, GB 50303, JGJ 16, GB/T 16895 (IEC 60364)🇮🇳 IS 732

Document

DocumentAEA 90364 (Argentina) Electrical installations regulation
Edition2017
StatusCurrent (Argentina)
Issued byAEA (Argentine Electrotechnical Association)
Applies toArgentine building installations: 220/380 V, 50 Hz, parts 7-771 (dwellings) and 7-701 (bathrooms)

Document structure

№Chapter / section
1–5General, protection
7-701Bathrooms
7-771Dwellings
8Verification and testing
NBR 5410 (Brazil) Low-voltage installationsNOM-001-SEDE-2012 (Mexico) Electrical installationsRETIE (Colombia) Technical regulation of electrical installationsAEA 90364 (Argentina) Electrical installations regulation

Overview

AEA 90364 is based on IEC 60364 with national parts 7-xxx. Voltage 220/380 V, 50 Hz; type I sockets.

General (parts 1–5)

IEC parts 4-41, 4-43, 5-52, 5-53 apply. TN-S/TN-C-S for buildings.

6.4.3 30 mA RCD for residential socket circuits, bathrooms, outdoor; 300 mA fire RCD.

Part 7-771 Dwellings

7-771.4 Socket counts: one per 6 m²; kitchen — min 4 sockets.

7-771.6 All sockets earthed; socket circuits via 30 mA RCD.

Part 7-701 Bathrooms

Zones 0–2 as IEC 60364-7-701; no sockets in zones 0–1; zone 2 via 30 mA RCD/SELV.

Testing (part 8)

Insulation resistance, PE continuity, RCD test button, fault loop impedance; periodic checks every 10 years (housing) / 5 years (public).

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Data is for reference. Final design decisions must follow current regulations and a qualified engineer.
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