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98234Complainant Submission - Nova Scotia Power Inc. Utility Service Requirements 2023 Edition - Effective May 1, 2023 31 passages
Added, changed or deleted text is indicated by bold italicized font. p. p. 2
Added, changed or deleted text is indicated by bold italicized font. Clause Revision Action 3) The maximum single phase underground service, terminating in a URD box that is supplied from an overhead or padmount transformer shall be 600A....

AI summary The document outlines revisions to electrical service regulations, including maximum single phase underground service capacities, requirements for 800 amp services, and updated rules for services to recreational vehicles and small structures, emphasizing permanent installation and customer responsibility for structural support.

Section 9 p. p. 2
The Utility Services Requirements book, as compiled by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI), is intended to be a reference that will assist customers both new and existing, in obtaining a service connection, or a change to a service conne...

AI summary The Utility Services Requirements book, compiled by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI), serves as a reference for customers seeking service connections or changes. It includes NSPI standards and regulatory requirements, with NSPI Distribution Engineering staff having final authority on interpretations. Deviations must be approved by the Inspection Authority or NSPI.

Section 10 p. p. 2
struction and operation of the NSPI distribution system. In some instances, they may exceed the applicable standards of the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) as has been deemed appropriate by NSPI. Where any third party, person or prope...

AI summary The document outlines the NSPI distribution system's construction and operation standards, noting that they may exceed Canadian Standards Association (CSA) standards. It clarifies that CSA standards apply to third-party incidents and disclaims NSPI's responsibility for compliance by non-NSPI entities.

12.3 Temporary Service Entrances p. p. 16
12.3 Temporary Service Entrances - 1) A temporary service entrance is intended to be used for non-permanent, short-term applications and for construction power. - 2) Overhead temporary services may be mounted on: - a) Construction shacks o...

AI summary This section outlines the installation requirements for temporary service entrances, including permissible mounting locations, weatherhead placement, and safety protocols for working on utility poles with primary voltage conductors.

12.8 Utility Supply Conductors Point of Attachment at Building or Structure p. p. 16
12.8 Utility Supply Conductors Point of Attachment at Building or Structure - 1) The point of attachment at buildings shall be in accordance with the CE Code and NSPI drawings SS-ED-10M, SS-ED-11M, SS-ED-12M, SS-ED-13M, SS-ED-14M, J-ED-23M...

AI summary This section outlines requirements for the point of attachment of utility supply conductors to buildings or structures, specifying clearances, standards, and structural requirements in accordance with the Canadian Electrical Code and NSPI drawings.

13.8 Ground Tie p. p. 16
13.8 Ground Tie - 1) Ground Tie This shall be a minimum #2 AWG bare copper conductor installed from the terminal pole adjacent to the direct buried conduit for a minimum length of 15m. All ground connections will be made by NSPI. - 2) Cond...

AI summary The document specifies requirements for ground ties, including the use of a minimum #2 AWG bare copper conductor for a minimum length of 15m, and notes that conduits extending less than 5m from the pole do not require a ground tie. NSPI is responsible for making all ground connections.

14.5 Transformer Installation p. p. 25
14.5 Transformer Installation It is recommended that transformers be located as far as practical from buildings, school yards and other occupied areas. Padmount Transformers shall be installed at least 3.0m horizontally away from any utili...

AI summary Transformer installation guidelines recommend placing transformers away from buildings and occupied areas, with specific distances from utility poles, combustible surfaces, and building openings. Exceptions include the use of fire-resisting barriers and protective devices, as outlined in Sections 14.10 and 14.11.

14.6 Customer Owned Secondary Cable p. p. 25
14.6 Customer Owned Secondary Cable 1) Secondary cables, whether directly buried or in duct, shall not be placed under the transformer section of the concrete transformer base (see Figure 14.6.1 for area definitions).The secondary cables a...

AI summary This section outlines the installation and usage requirements for customer-owned secondary cables, including placement restrictions, connection methods, and limitations on the number of cables per phase. Key requirements include avoiding the high voltage section of the transformer and obtaining permission for temporary service.

14.9 Alternative Transformer Base Construction p. p. 30
14.9 Alternative Transformer Base Construction Notwithstanding [section 14.8](#page-30-0), the customer may provide a suitable base for the padmounted transformer that is manufactured from: (1) fiberglass, (2) plastic or other composite ma...

AI summary Section 14.9 outlines alternative materials for constructing transformer bases, including fiberglass, plastic, composite materials, and precast concrete, requiring approval from NSPI Distribution Standards Department prior to purchase or installation.

14.12 Definition of Backfill Materials p. p. 30
14.12 Definition of Backfill Materials The transformer base (or pad) drawings refer to several types of backfill materials. - 1) Gravel backfill shall consist of well graded, clean granular material containing no material larger than 50 mm...

AI summary The document defines backfill materials used for transformer bases, including gravel, crushed rock, and crushed stone topping, specifying their composition and quality requirements to ensure safety and stability.

Preamble p. pp. 30-130
- A. All three phase self-contained services or sub-services above 300V shall have a disconnect on the line side of the meter and shall be immediately adjacent to or integrated with the meter base. - B. Isolated neutral required when meter...

AI summary The document outlines technical specifications for electrical metering and switchgear, including requirements for disconnect switches, meter base placement, combination meter bases for instrument transformers, and CT types for high-rated switchgear.

REFER TO CLAUSE 12.7 (D) OF THE UTILITY SERVICES REQUIREMENTS BOOK. p. pp. 46-47
REFER TO CLAUSE 12.7 (D) OF THE UTILITY SERVICES REQUIREMENTS BOOK. REFERENCE Nova Scotia POWI An Emera Comp NSPI DISTRIBUTION STANDARD SCALE NTS UNITS NOTED DRAWN M.HALASZ CHECKED J.MCFADGEN DATE 2016-03-08 W.O. XXXX NSPI APPROVAL: Jinhi...

AI summary The document refers to Clause 12.7 (D) of the Utility Services Requirements Book and includes a table with information related to Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI), distribution standards, and technical details such as scale, units, and approvals.

- 4.) IF THERE ARE MORE THAN ONE CONDUIT ON A SERVICE ENTRANCE, THEN ALL WEATHER HEADS MUST PROTRUDE THE SAME AMOUNT FROM THE CORNER OF THE STRUCTURE. p. p. 48
- 4.) IF THERE ARE MORE THAN ONE CONDUIT ON A SERVICE ENTRANCE, THEN ALL WEATHER HEADS MUST PROTRUDE THE SAME AMOUNT FROM THE CORNER OF THE STRUCTURE. REFERENCE Nova Scotia POWER An Emera Company NSPI DISTRIBUTION STANDARD SCALE NTS UNITS...

AI summary The document outlines a rule requiring all weather heads on a service entrance with multiple conduits to protrude the same amount from the corner of the structure. It includes a table with references to NSPI distribution standards, approvals, and drawings.

DISTRIBUTION UNDERGROUND STANDARDS p. pp. 51-89
DISTRIBUTION UNDERGROUND STANDARDS

AI summary The document discusses distribution underground standards, though no specific details or arguments are provided in the text. A picture is referenced but not described.

NOTES: p. pp. 53-85
NOTES: NSP APPROVAL: Digitally signed by - A. FOR ROADWAY/DRIVEWAY REQUIREMENTS, DEPTH OF BURIAL TO BE 1000 mm. (NSPI: REFER TO DWG. No. 1U-ED-44M). - B. REFER TO DWG. No. 10U-ED-12M FOR BONDING OF POWER CABLE GUARDS. - C. REFER TO SECTION...

AI summary The document outlines detailed technical specifications for the installation of power cables and ducts, including burial depth, duct size requirements, inspection procedures, and material handling guidelines. These specifications are provided by NSP and NSPI for compliance during infrastructure projects.

DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS JOINT-USE p. p. 53
DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS JOINT-USE JOINT USE DUCT TERMINATION FOR UNDERGROUND PRIMARY SERVICE (MORE THAN 750 VOLTS) Arthur Arthur Ormiston Ormiston AR60851 2016-11-16 AR60851 Date: 2017.03.28 1993-07-01 DATE: REV DATE: DRAWN: M. HALASZ ĔĔĽĽ...

AI summary The document outlines the joint-use duct termination standards for underground primary service with more than 750 volts, including details such as the date of revision, the drafter, and the approval status.

DUCT TERMINATION AT POLE FOR UNDERGROUND PRIMARY SERVICE p. pp. 67-68
DUCT TERMINATION AT POLE FOR UNDERGROUND PRIMARY SERVICE DATE: 2008-08-14 REV DATE: 201 6-04 -12 2 DRAWN: M.HALASZ STD NO: 5U- -ED-1 0M APPROVED: J.A.MCFADGEN SHT NO: 1 OF 1 (R2)

AI summary This document outlines a technical drawing related to the duct termination at a pole for underground primary service, dated August 14, 2008, with revisions and approvals noted. It includes details such as the drafter, approver, and standard numbers.

CONDUIT TERMINATION AT POLE FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICES (URD SUPPLY,750 VOLTS AND LESS) p. pp. 68-111
CONDUIT TERMINATION AT POLE FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICES (URD SUPPLY,750 VOLTS AND LESS) DATE: 2008-08-14 REV DATE: 20 18-05 -29 9 DRAWN: M.HALASZ STD NO: 5U- -ED-2 0M APPROVED: J.A.MCFADGEN SHT NO: 1 OF 1 (R3)

AI summary The document provides a technical drawing related to the conduit termination at a pole for underground services operating at 750 volts and less, dated August 14, 2008, with revision details and approvals listed.

DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS p. pp. 71-127
DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS

AI summary The document discusses distribution standards, though the content is not fully visible due to an image reference. Key topics related to distribution infrastructure and regulatory standards may be addressed.

REINFORCING DETAILS FOR CONCRETE PAD THREE-PHASE PADMOUNT TRANSFORMER 150 kVA - 500 kVA p. pp. 75-76
REINFORCING DETAILS FOR CONCRETE PAD THREE-PHASE PADMOUNT TRANSFORMER 150 kVA - 500 kVA DATE: 2008-09-15 REV DATE: 20 16-0 4-11 DRAWN: H. V. HUYNH STD NO: 6U -ED- 21M APPROVE D: Jinhi Fradyan SHEE T: 1 of 1 (R1)

AI summary This document provides reinforcing details for a concrete pad three-phase padmount transformer with capacities ranging from 150 kVA to 500 kVA, including technical specifications and approvals.

INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR THREE PHASE ABOVE GROUND MV JUNCTION BOX p. pp. 90-91
INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR THREE PHASE ABOVE GROUND MV JUNCTION BOX DATE: 2015-07-09 REV DATE: 2016-04-12 DRAWN: PEH STD NO: 8U-ED-36M APPROVED: Juntalyan SHEET: 1 of 1 (R1)

AI summary This document provides installation details for a three-phase above ground MV junction box, including the date, revision date, drawing information, standard number, and sheet details. It is a technical drawing related to electrical infrastructure.

DISTRIBUTION UNDERGROUND STANDARDS p. p. 91
DISTRIBUTION UNDERGROUND STANDARDS

AI summary The document discusses distribution underground standards, likely referring to guidelines or regulations related to underground electrical distribution systems. However, the content is limited to an image reference and lacks detailed discussion.

DISTRIBUTION UNDERGROUND STANDARDS p. p. 93
DISTRIBUTION UNDERGROUND STANDARDS

AI summary The text discusses distribution underground standards, though the content is not visible due to an image reference. No detailed information is provided in the text.

GROUNDING DETAILS FOR PADMOUNT TRANSFORMER p. pp. 93-94
GROUNDING DETAILS FOR PADMOUNT TRANSFORMER DATE: 2008-04-14 REV DATE: 2016-04-12 DRAWN: H. V. HUYNH STD NO: 10U-ED-30M APPROVED: Jichitadyan SHEET: 1 of 1 (R1)

AI summary This document provides grounding details for a padmount transformer, including technical specifications and revision dates. It includes information about the drawing date, revision date, and standard number associated with the transformer.

NSPI & BELL CANADA JOINT-USE DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS p. pp. 96-97
NSPI & BELL CANADA JOINT-USE DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS JOINT USE DUCT TERMINATION FOR UNDERGROUND PRIMARY SERVICE (MORE THAN 750 VOLTS) Jan he Fadge P. Eng. FOR NSPI; JIM MCFADGEN, P.ENG Styl Curringe FOR BELL: STEPHEN CUMMINGER, P.ENG DRAWN:...

AI summary This document outlines joint-use distribution standards for underground primary service duct termination by NSPI and Bell Canada. It includes technical specifications and is part of a standard operating procedure, with a revision date of December 13, 2021, and standard number J-ED-14M.

NSPI & BELL CANADA JOINT-USE DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS p. p. 97
NSPI & BELL CANADA JOINT-USE DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS LOCATION OF REMOTE POWER CABINET FOR CATV Jan Me Fadge P. Ehs. FOR NSPI; JIM MCFADGEN, P.ENG FOR BELL; STEPHEN CUMMINGER, P.ENG DRAWN: M.HALASZ REV DATE: 2023-02-03 STD NO: J-ED-15M SHT:...

AI summary The document outlines joint-use distribution standards for NSPI and Bell Canada, specifying requirements for the installation of remote power cabinets for CATV, including safe clearances, pole restrictions, grounding requirements, and joint scoping procedures.

NSPI & BELL CANADA JOINT-USE DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS p. p. 104
NSPI & BELL CANADA JOINT-USE DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS JOINT-USE FRAMING POLE MOUNTED CABINET WITH POWER METER BASE FOR NSPI: FO SIM MCFADGEN, P.ENG SI FOR BELL; STEPHEN CUMMINGER, P.ENG DRAWN: M.HALASZ REV DATE: 2022-05-20 STD NO: J-ED-36M S...

AI summary This document outlines joint-use distribution standards for the installation of pole-mounted cabinets with power meter bases by NSPI and Bell Canada. It includes guidelines on pole structural integrity, cabinet placement, grounding requirements, and safety protocols to ensure safe and standardized installations.

TRIPLEX SERVICE CONNECTION FOR MOBILE HOME 120/240V (200A OR LESS) EXTERIOR DETAILS OF CUSOMTER'S SERVICE MAST INSTALLATION p. pp. 121-122
TRIPLEX SERVICE CONNECTION FOR MOBILE HOME 120/240V (200A OR LESS) EXTERIOR DETAILS OF CUSOMTER'S SERVICE MAST INSTALLATION 11.1.0 DATE: 2008-08-14 REV DATE: 202 22-02 -16 6 DRAWN: M.HALASZ STD NO: SS- ED-2 4M APPROVED: J.A.MCFADGEN SHT NO...

AI summary This document outlines the exterior details for a triplex service connection for a mobile home with a 120/240V (200A or less) electrical system, including a service mast installation. It includes technical specifications and revision details from 2008.

UNDERGROUND SERVICE FROM SECONDARY DIRECTLY TO A CUSTOMER p. pp. 125-126
UNDERGROUND SERVICE FROM SECONDARY DIRECTLY TO A CUSTOMER DATE: 2022-02-16 REV DATE: DRAWN: M. HALASZ STD NO: SS- - ED -31 M APPROVED: J.A.MCFADGEN SHT NO: 1 OF 1

AI summary This document appears to be a technical drawing related to underground service from a secondary source directly to a customer. It includes information such as the date, drafter, and approver, as well as a reference to a picture.

TRIPLEX SERVICE CONNECTIONS FOR SINGLE DWELLINGS 600A - NOTES p. pp. 127-128
TRIPLEX SERVICE CONNECTIONS FOR SINGLE DWELLINGS 600A - NOTES DATE: 2023-04-17 REV DATE: DRAWN: M. HAL ASZ STD NO: SS- ED-32 2M APPROVED: SHT NO: 2 OF 2

AI summary This document provides notes on triplex service connections for single dwellings with a 600A capacity. It includes a table with details such as date, revision date, drawer, standard number, sheet number, and other technical specifications. A figure is referenced but not displayed.

MINIMUM CLEARANCES FROM CONDUCTOR TO ABOVE GROUND & UNDERGROUND FUEL STORAGE TANKS p. pp. 128-129
MINIMUM CLEARANCES FROM CONDUCTOR TO ABOVE GROUND & UNDERGROUND FUEL STORAGE TANKS DATE: 2008-09-15 REV DATE: 2022 2-05- -20 DRAWN: M. HALASZ STD NO: V–E D-12/ И APPROVED: SHT NO: 1 OF 1

AI summary The document outlines minimum clearance requirements between electrical conductors and above ground and underground fuel storage tanks, with details including dates, revision numbers, and drawing information.

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