98234Complainant Submission - Nova Scotia Power Inc. Utility Service Requirements 2023 Edition - Effective May 1, 2023
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7 Large Electric Loads Operating large loads such as motors, electric furnaces, electric welders, air conditioners, heat pumps, etc., can produce momentary voltage sag or 'flicker': It is the responsibility of the Customer to ensure that e...
AI summary The document outlines the responsibility of customers to manage large electric loads to minimize voltage sag and flicker. It also emphasizes the need for consultation with the Supply Authority during the design phase to ensure adequate utility supply equipment, with potential charges for rework if this is not done.
10.2 Three Phase - 1) The maximum overhead three phase, 120/208 volt service entrance capacity shall be 600 amps, provided the Customers service entrance switch is rated at 80% of nameplate capacity. If the Customers service entrance switc...
AI summary The section outlines technical specifications and limitations for three-phase service entrance capacities, including maximum ampacities for overhead and underground installations, conductor sizes, and transformer requirements. It also discusses exceptions and alternative arrangements with supply authority approval.
12.1 General Before commencing any service entrance installation (new, relocation, or upgrade of service) the Customer or their agent shall contact NSPI to obtain approval for the route of the utility supply conductors. The location of the...
AI summary This section outlines the procedures for service entrance installations, including the requirement to contact NSPI for approval, adherence to the Canadian Electrical Code and NSPI standards, and responsibilities for obtaining easements and developing the right of way. It also emphasizes compliance with occupational health and safety regulations when working near energized equipment.
12.2 Service Entrance Disconnect - 1) As per CE Code Rule 6-206, sub-rule (1), paragraph (c) the main service disconnect shall be located as close as practicable to the point where the customer's service conductors enter the building. 'As...
AI summary The section outlines requirements for the location of the main service disconnect in electrical installations. It specifies that the disconnect must be as close as practicable to the point where service conductors enter the building, with maximum distances of 3 meters for general installations and 7.5 meters for mobile homes. The note clarifies that the 7.5 meter rule applies only to relocatable structures on their own chassis.
12.5 Prefabricated Homes As with buildings constructed on site, the Customer shall obtain approval from the Supply Authority for the route of the utility supply conductors and the location of the service entrance for prefabricated homes (m...
AI summary The document outlines requirements for obtaining approval from the Supply Authority for the route of utility supply conductors and the location of the service entrance for prefabricated homes, such as modular and mini homes, constructed on specific building lots.
12.6 Mobile Homes See Definitions in Section 1. - 1) As with buildings constructed on site, the Customer shall obtain approval from the Supply Authority for the route of the utility supply conductors and the location of the service entranc...
AI summary This section outlines specific electrical installation requirements for mobile homes, including approval processes, service conduit length, clearance requirements, and standards for triplex service conductors. Compliance with the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) and the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) is emphasized.
15.2 Meter Locations - 1) The Meter and associated metering equipment shall be in locations satisfactory to both inspection and supply authority (refer to Canadian Electrical Code Part I, Rules 6-402 and 6-408, and metering standards MS 7....
AI summary This section outlines the requirements for the installation and location of meters, including height, accessibility, safety, and compliance with the Canadian Electrical Code. It specifies acceptable and unacceptable locations, clear working space requirements, and the use of protective enclosures and pedestals.
NSPI & BELL CANADA JOINT-USE DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS LOCATION OF REMOTE POWER CABINET FOR CATV JIM MCFADGEN, P.ENG FOR NSPI; FOR BELL; STEPHEN CUMMINGER, P.ENG M.HALASZ DRAWN: 2023-02-03 REV DATE: STD NO: J-ED-15M 2 OF 2 SHT: - 1. SERVICE H...
AI summary This document outlines joint-use distribution standards for NSPI and Bell Canada, detailing the installation requirements for remote power cabinets, service attachments, and related components. It includes specifications for materials, clearances, and responsibilities.
NOTES: - A. THE CUSTOMER SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING THE SERVICE ATTACHMENT DEVICE TO THE BUILDING AT THE TIME OF CONSTRUCTION AND ENSURING THE ATTACHMENT WILL SUPPORT A HORIZONTAL LOAD OF 3kN. - B. MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR SERVICE AT...
AI summary The document outlines technical installation requirements for service attachments, including load support, conductor extensions, and clearance specifications. It also references charts and standards for cable sizes and connections, and specifies conditions under which service mast height requirements may be waived.