irs, plants, and trees shall not interfere with ladder use. If the ladder access as noted above cannot be achieved, refer to SS-SK-07M or SS-SK-08M in Appendix A for the required service arrangement. - 12) Where existing service entrances...
AI summary The document outlines requirements for the attachment of utility supply conductors to buildings or structures, including ladder access, service entrance upgrades, and mid-span tap usage. It emphasizes compliance with the Canadian Electrical Code and NSPI Standards, and allows for emergency repairs under specific conditions.
14.7 Ground Tie The customer shall provide a ground tie between the padmounted transformer and the riser pole (see Drawing No. 1U-ED-12M and 1U-ED-14M. The ground tie shall be a bare copper conductor installed beneath the concrete ductbank...
AI summary The customer is required to install a ground tie between the padmounted transformer and the riser pole, either beneath or adjacent to the concrete ductbank. NSPI is responsible for inspecting or verifying the installation before concrete pouring or backfilling and will connect the ground tie to the riser pole ground rod.
14.8 Concrete Transformer Base Where a padmounted transformer is required, the Customer shall contact the Utility, and will be referred to the Engineering Department for design and approval requirements regarding transformer pad location a...
AI summary This section outlines the requirements for the installation of a concrete transformer base for padmounted transformers. The customer is responsible for providing a suitable base constructed according to NSPI specifications, ensuring accessibility, proper grounding, and compliance with design and safety standards.