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Topic:"Asset Management" in M12343

Matter: NSPI Complaint - Power Connection - Roseview Developments Inc.
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98234Complainant Submission - Nova Scotia Power Inc. Utility Service Requirements 2023 Edition - Effective May 1, 2023 2 passages
14.3 NSPI Responsibilities p. p. 25
14.3 NSPI Responsibilities - 1) NSPI will normally supply, own and maintain the high voltage cable, complete with terminations, and the padmounted transformer. - 2) In certain cases, the customer may arrange or be required to supply the hi...

AI summary NSPI is responsible for supplying, owning, and maintaining high voltage cables and padmounted transformers, though customers may occasionally be required to supply these components under specific circumstances.

14.11 Mechanical Protection p. p. 30
14.11 Mechanical Protection Mechanical protection is required to protect the transformer from being accidentally hit by vehicles. This is most commonly applied for transformers close to driveways, parking lots, or loading bay areas. If it...

AI summary Mechanical protection is required for transformers located near driveways, parking lots, or loading bays to prevent damage from vehicles. NSPI determines if protection is needed based on the risk of traffic impact, and specific construction drawings are referenced for implementation.

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