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Hello again and greetings to all!

Every issue of Newsletter brings different information, about the current status of our prestigious projects, news and views to you!

It’s a matter of great satisfaction that the publication of the Newsletter of URBAN TREE is being sent month after month. We take this opportunity to convey our heart full greetings and wishes to all valued customers who are behind our enormous success and expect the same to continue for long years. We hope you find it a worthwhile experience and know the latest updates of your dream home.

We would love your reviews and suggestion on this. You can send in the same to us at feedback@urbantree.in, which we think it’s a stepping stone for better things to come!

February 2012NEWS LETTER

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We have immense pleasure to inform you all that we have taken one more NEW PROJECT @ PORUR GARDENS, wherein anywhere between 175 -195 houses should be accommodated. There is a NEW Contest for the name of the Project.....we want a modern contemporary name....entries are invited till 29th Feb. 2012 and the WINNER gets ` 5001/- from UT !!!

Email: designed@urbantree.in

New Project - New contest !!!

What are Gonna CALL ME ???What are Gonna CALL ME ???

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How it works

Way of Making Money with UT

We strongly believe that “Profit in business comes from repeat customers, Customers that boast our project or service, and that bring friends with them “

Best way to earn money with eternal gratitude of your friends, Refer a friend or relative and spread the word about UT and about its prestigious apartments and the rates UT is offering and where a common man with an average income can own a dream apartment say all these are possible @ URBAN TREE !

All you need to do is just refer about UT if any of your referrals books an apartment with us, you will receive a referral gift of ` 25000/- as a credit note from us. You will receive this credit note on the date of UDS regis-tration by your referral and the same can be adjusted in the subsequent construction demand we make. Why lose this opportunity?

If you any questions about this referral programme, or if you have some one to refer don’t hesitate and tell them that this is the right time to invest on buying an apartment that too with URBAN TREE call ourCustomer Care on +91 44 400 00 300

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Construction Updates

Project Highlights

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Works Completed by January 2012*

Schedule for February 2012*

CMDA Approved

Date of Possession: March 2012

Reticulated Piped Gas Supply

Children Play Area

Area: 600 - 1063 Sq. Ft.

Centrally Located between OMR,ECR, Near Prominent IT Parks andEducational Institutions

Inverter lining Provision

1BHK, 1BHK with Study room,2BHK & 2BHK with Private Terrace

Kitchen Platform on progress - A, B, C, & D Blocks

Inner plastering work for all floors - D, E Blocks

Second Floor Inner Plastering work - C Block

Outer plastering work - A, B, C, D & E Blocks

Lift room and RC wall Tank - B Block

OHT Work - C BlockLift room & Head Room Slab - D & E Blocks

Elevation & pergola work - A & B Blocks

First Floor Inner plastering completed - C Block

Block work for all floors completed - D Block

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Current Stage of Construction Photos

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CMDA Approved

Date of Possession: May 2012

Security Intercom

600 Mtrs off OMR Area: 652 - 1174 Sq.Ft.

Surrounded by Prominent IT Parks, Educational Instns, Hospital & Super Market

North East Extended Plot gives added Vaastu Advantage

1BHK, 2BHK, 2BHK + Study room, & Pent House

Works Completed by January 2012*

Schedule for February 2012*

Tiling work – B, C, D & E Blocks Block work – N & M Blocks

Second Floor Roof Slab – H & I BlocksPlastering work – J & K Blocks

Raft & STP Work – Club House

Kindly note, as conveyed during the Third Quarterly Meet on 18.12.2011, The project is going 6 - 8 weeks behind schedule,Mainly due to severe shortage of building construction material but we are making all efforts to bring it back on schedule.

Terrace Slab concreting, Block Work up to First Floor Slab, Second Floor Slab and Terrace Floor Slab - M Block

Plastering works - E & F BlocksPile Cap, Plinth and columns up to slab level - G blockShuttering for First Floor Slab, First Floor Slab Concreting - H & I BlocksShuttering for Second Floor slab, Terrace slab - H,I,L & N Blocks

Project Highlights

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Current Stage of Construction Photos

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CMDA Approved ( B/SPL-BLDG/207,A-D/2011 )

Date of Possession: December 2012

1.6 Kms off OMR

Area: 976 to 1288 Sq. Ft.

Centrally Located between OMR,ECR, Near Prominent IT Parks andEducational Institutions

24 Hours Security Services, WiFi,Intercom, Stand alone Color VideoDoor Phone and Access Control Entry

2BHK, 2BHK with Study, 2BHK withStudy + Pooja, 2BHK with Study +Pent House, 3BHK, 3BHK with Pooja,3BHK with Pent House

Works Completed by January 2012*

Schedule for February 2012*

First Floor Slab Concreting, Column up to Second Floor Slab - A Block

Shuttering for TF Slab - E & F Blocks

Block work up to FF Slab - B, C, & D Blocks

Block work up SF Slab - C, D, E, & F Blocks

Shuttering for Stilt Floor Slab, Stilt Floor Slab Concreting - A & B Block

Column up to first floor slab, Shuttering for first floor Slab - A & B Block

Shuttering for Third Floor Slab - C & D Block

TF Slab Concreting, Column up to FF slab - C, D, E & F Blocks

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Current Stage of Construction Photos

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Did you know ?

This month’s Newsletter will educate our customers about - Why ELCB SWITCHES AT OUR PROJECTS and Recent updates on Home Loans

Now let we know what is what ELCB SWITCHES is: An Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker (ELCB) is a safety device used in electrical installations with high earth impedance to prevent shock. It detects small stray volt-ages on the metal enclosures of electrical equipment, and interrupts the circuit if a dangerous voltage is detected. Once widely used, more recent installations instead use residual current circuit breakers which instead detect leakage current directly.

Current- Sensing protection

Residual-current devices (RCD) is protect against earth leakage using a different method of detection. Both circuit conductors (supply and return) are run through a sensing coil; any imbalance of the currents means the magnetic field does not perfectly cancel. The device detects the imbalance and trips the contact.

When the term ELCB is used it usually means a voltage-operated device. Similar devices that are current oper-ated are called residual-current devices. However, some companies use the term ELCB to distinguish high sensitivity current operated 3 phase devices that trip in the milliamp range from traditional 3 phase ground fault devices that operate at much higher currents (traditional earth fault devices are insensitive due to the error inherently associated with the summation of currents from multiple current transformers).

Operation

An ELCB is a specialized type of latching relay that has a building's incoming mains power connected through its switching contacts so that the ELCB disconnects the power in an earth leakage (unsafe) condition.

The ELCB detects fault currents from live to the earth (ground) wire within the installation it protects. If suffi-cient voltage appears across the ELCB's sense coil, it will switch off the power, and remain off until manually reset. A voltage-sensing ELCB does not sense fault currents from live to any other earthed body.

How ELCB WORKS WHEN Earth faults occur :

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Advantages

ELCBs have one advantage over RCDs: they are less sensitive to fault conditions, and therefore have fewer nuisance trips. (This does not mean they always do, as practical performance depends on installation details and the discrimination enhancing filtering in the ELCB.) Therefore by electrically separating cable armour from the cable circuit protective conductor, an ELCB can be arranged to protect against cable damage only, and not trip on faults in down line installations.

Disadvantages

ELCBs have some disadvantages:

• They do not detect faults that don't pass current through the CPC to the earth rod. • They do not allow a single building system to be easily split into multiple sections with independent fault protection, because earthing systems are usually bonded to pipe work. • They may be tripped by external voltages from something connected to the earthing system such as metal pipes, a TN-S earth or a TN-C-S combined neutral and earth. • As with RCDs, electrically leaky appliances such as some water heaters, washing machines and cookers may cause the ELCB to trip. • ELCBs introduce additional resistance and an additional point of failure into the earthing system.

How an MCB works

A fuse you can reset

A mechanical (or "miniature") circuit breaker is like a resettable fuse. It protects a circuit from currents that are too high.

Circuit breaker, electric device that, like a fuse, interrupts an electric current in a circuit when the current becomes too high. The advantage of a circuit breaker is that it can be reset after it has been tripped; a fuse must be replaced after it has been used once. When a current supplies enough energy to operate a trigger device in a breaker, pair of contacts conducting the current is separated by preloaded springs or some similar mechanism. Generally, a circuit breaker registers the current either by the current's heating effect or by the magnetism it creates in passing through a small coil. Because it is usual for an electric arc to form between the contacts when a breaker opens, some means must be provided for preventing rapid erosion of the contacts. Normally this is done by opening the contacts fast enough to make the arc of short duration. A protective device that opens a circuit upon sensing a current overload. Unlike a fuse, it can be reset. a device that under abnormal conditions, such as a short circuit, interrupts the flow of current in an electrical circuit An electro-magnetic device that opens a circuit automatically when the current exceeds a predetermined value.

These have innovative design providing a superior service life and highly effective quick electric breaking mechanism. The salient attributes which make this stand out are follows

TR- Transformer ZCT - Zero-phase Current TransformerST - Shunt Trip-coil TS - Test SwitchR - Resistor M - Motorla, lb, lc - Phase current lg - Earth fault current

• Current limiting design • Fire retardant body • Energy saving • Clause 9.6 of IEC-60898 • Shock proof: Finger Proof as per test • 12 plate Arc chute • Din rail mounting • Angular Vents • Pad covering in ON/OFF position

These are the important distinguishing properties. To ensure all this we have in fact have a Quality Control a(QC) people at site to monitor all this. All these small things go in a big way to dream home a treasured one for years to come. Keeping in view all above factors, we are providing the best to our customers the Consistent Quality & Better Safety. Every construction materials used in UT’S PROJECTS are as per BIS and as per the specification of the customer.

Advantages

ELCBs have one advantage over RCDs: they are less sensitive to fault conditions, and therefore have fewer nuisance trips. (This does not mean they always do, as practical performance depends on installation details and the discrimination enhancing filtering in the ELCB.) Therefore by electrically separating cable armour from the cable circuit protective conductor, an ELCB can be arranged to protect against cable damage only, and not trip on faults in down line installations.

Disadvantages

ELCBs have some disadvantages:

• They do not detect faults that don't pass current through the CPC to the earth rod. • They do not allow a single building system to be easily split into multiple sections with independent fault protection, because earthing systems are usually bonded to pipe work. • They may be tripped by external voltages from something connected to the earthing system such as metal pipes, a TN-S earth or a TN-C-S combined neutral and earth. • As with RCDs, electrically leaky appliances such as some water heaters, washing machines and cookers may cause the ELCB to trip. • ELCBs introduce additional resistance and an additional point of failure into the earthing system.

How an MCB works

A fuse you can reset

A mechanical (or "miniature") circuit breaker is like a resettable fuse. It protects a circuit from currents that are too high.

Circuit breaker, electric device that, like a fuse, interrupts an electric current in a circuit when the current becomes too high. The advantage of a circuit breaker is that it can be reset after it has been tripped; a fuse must be replaced after it has been used once. When a current supplies enough energy to operate a trigger device in a breaker, pair of contacts conducting the current is separated by preloaded springs or some similar mechanism. Generally, a circuit breaker registers the current either by the current's heating effect or by the magnetism it creates in passing through a small coil. Because it is usual for an electric arc to form between the contacts when a breaker opens, some means must be provided for preventing rapid erosion of the contacts. Normally this is done by opening the contacts fast enough to make the arc of short duration. A protective device that opens a circuit upon sensing a current overload. Unlike a fuse, it can be reset. a device that under abnormal conditions, such as a short circuit, interrupts the flow of current in an electrical circuit An electro-magnetic device that opens a circuit automatically when the current exceeds a predetermined value.

These have innovative design providing a superior service life and highly effective quick electric breaking mechanism. The salient attributes which make this stand out are follows

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• Current limiting design • Fire retardant body • Energy saving • Clause 9.6 of IEC-60898 • Shock proof: Finger Proof as per test • 12 plate Arc chute • Din rail mounting • Angular Vents • Pad covering in ON/OFF position

These are the important distinguishing properties. To ensure all this we have in fact have a Quality Control a(QC) people at site to monitor all this. All these small things go in a big way to dream home a treasured one for years to come. Keeping in view all above factors, we are providing the best to our customers the Consistent Quality & Better Safety. Every construction materials used in UT’S PROJECTS are as per BIS and as per the specification of the customer.

Advantages

ELCBs have one advantage over RCDs: they are less sensitive to fault conditions, and therefore have fewer nuisance trips. (This does not mean they always do, as practical performance depends on installation details and the discrimination enhancing filtering in the ELCB.) Therefore by electrically separating cable armour from the cable circuit protective conductor, an ELCB can be arranged to protect against cable damage only, and not trip on faults in down line installations.

Disadvantages

ELCBs have some disadvantages:

• They do not detect faults that don't pass current through the CPC to the earth rod. • They do not allow a single building system to be easily split into multiple sections with independent fault protection, because earthing systems are usually bonded to pipe work. • They may be tripped by external voltages from something connected to the earthing system such as metal pipes, a TN-S earth or a TN-C-S combined neutral and earth. • As with RCDs, electrically leaky appliances such as some water heaters, washing machines and cookers may cause the ELCB to trip. • ELCBs introduce additional resistance and an additional point of failure into the earthing system.

How an MCB works

A fuse you can reset

A mechanical (or "miniature") circuit breaker is like a resettable fuse. It protects a circuit from currents that are too high.

Circuit breaker, electric device that, like a fuse, interrupts an electric current in a circuit when the current becomes too high. The advantage of a circuit breaker is that it can be reset after it has been tripped; a fuse must be replaced after it has been used once. When a current supplies enough energy to operate a trigger device in a breaker, pair of contacts conducting the current is separated by preloaded springs or some similar mechanism. Generally, a circuit breaker registers the current either by the current's heating effect or by the magnetism it creates in passing through a small coil. Because it is usual for an electric arc to form between the contacts when a breaker opens, some means must be provided for preventing rapid erosion of the contacts. Normally this is done by opening the contacts fast enough to make the arc of short duration. A protective device that opens a circuit upon sensing a current overload. Unlike a fuse, it can be reset. a device that under abnormal conditions, such as a short circuit, interrupts the flow of current in an electrical circuit An electro-magnetic device that opens a circuit automatically when the current exceeds a predetermined value.

These have innovative design providing a superior service life and highly effective quick electric breaking mechanism. The salient attributes which make this stand out are follows

• Current limiting design • Fire retardant body • Energy saving • Clause 9.6 of IEC-60898 • Shock proof: Finger Proof as per test • 12 plate Arc chute • Din rail mounting • Angular Vents • Pad covering in ON/OFF position

These are the important distinguishing properties. To ensure all this we have in fact have a Quality Control a(QC) people at site to monitor all this. All these small things go in a big way to dream home a treasured one for years to come. Keeping in view all above factors, we are providing the best to our customers the Consistent Quality & Better Safety. Every construction materials used in UT’S PROJECTS are as per BIS and as per the specification of the customer.

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Urban Tree NewsletterFebruary 2012

Editor : R.J. Vinoth Kumar - Chief Designer, UT Editor : R.J. Vinoth Kumar - Chief Designer, UT

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