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BUSINESS OFFICE AND CUSTOMER SERVICE TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Customer Service Phone Number.

570-819-4844 or Toll-Free 1-800-962-1212. Staff is available Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Customer Service Office.

One UGI Center {Bldg. A-2) Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711-0600 Open Mon. through Fri., 7:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.

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FORWABD

This manual covers the general conditions that apply to the

furnishing of electricity on the UGI Corporation system, and must

be adhered to in all respects by those customers receiving electric

service from the Company,

Changes and additions to these rules will be required from

time to time, Revisions will be mailed to those persons on record

as having a copy of this manual.

Section 1

Section 2

TABLE OF CON'IEm.'S

Introductory Information

Business Office and Customer Service Phone Numbers •••••••••• •• • • • • • • • •

Introduction • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Definitions

General

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A. Initial Inquiry ••• • • • • • • • • • . . . .. . .. B. Services Available • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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E.

customer Responsibility. • • • • • • • • • • • • •

1. Application for Service • • • • • • • • • • •

2. Right-of-Way • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

3. Tree Tr:bm:fng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 4. Inspections • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

s. Metering Devices and gquipment ••• • • • • •

6. Connection of MUltiple Conductors • • • • • •

7. Change of Connected Load • , • , • • • • • • •

8. Change or Relocation of Company Facilities • •

9. Upgrading or Replacement of Service . ... . . . 10, Liability for Damages • • • • • • • • • • • •

Company Responsibility • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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Company Installation.

Company OWned Services

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3. Service to Motors • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

4. customer Information. . .. . . . • • • .. ... . . 5. Identification. • • • • • . . . .. . . . . . .

Rate Information . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .

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APPENDICES

A, APPROVED MEl'ER SERVICE DEVICES

B.

TABLE 1

TABLE 2

TABLE 3

TABLE 4

TABLE 5

TABLE 6

TABLE 7

TABLE 8

TABLE 9

Single-Phase Overhead Meter Troughs

Single-Phase Underground Meter.Troughs

Single-Phase Multi-Meter Trough, End Wire Compartment

Single-Phase Multi-Meter Trough, Center Wire Compartment

Single-Phase, All-in-One Multi-Meter Trough

Single-Phase, Stacked (Gangable) Multi-Meter Trough

Single-Phase, Mobile Home Meter Pedestals

Polyphase, Single Position

Polyphase, Multi-Position

TABLE 10 -- Polyphase, Stacked (Gangable) Multi-Meter Trough

TABLE 11

SKETCHES

SKETCH 1

SKETCH 2

SKETCH 3

SKETCH 4

SKETCH 5

SKETCH 6

SKETCH 7

SKETCH 8

SKETCH 9

Single-Phase, Meter Trough/Load Center

Typical 3-Wire Te11porary - Overhead Service Structure

-- Typical Temporary Underground Service

Typical Overhead Service 100 Amp and 200 Amp

Typical Overhead Service 300 Amp and 400 Amp

Typical Mast Service

Service Drop Attachllent to Customer-Owned Service and Meter Pole - Overhead Service to Overhead Distribution

Service Drop Attachllent to Customer-Owned Service and Meter Pole - Overhead Service to Underground Distri!l-ution

Specifications for Customer Entrance Equipment 100 Amp and 200 Amp Residential Underground Service

Customer Entrance Equipment:. 300 Amp and 400 Amp Underground Service

SKETOH 10 -- Typical Cust011er Installed Underground

SKEI'CH 11 Wiring Diagram for Single-Phase Transformer Rated Meter, Overhead or Underground Service

SKETCH 12 Specification for Trenching and Backfilling

SKETCH 13 Typical Individual Overhead Mobile Home Pole Service

SKEl'CH 14 Typical Individual Underground Mobile Home Pole Service

SKEl'CH 15 Multi-Meter Installation

SKETCH 16 Connections for Self-Contained Meters

SKETCH 17 Wiring Diagram, Three-Phase 120/240 Volt Service Instru11ent Transforaer Metered with Quadraplex Service Wire

SKEl'CH 18 -- Wiring Diagram, Three-Phase 120/240 Volt Service Instrument Transformer Metered With Open Wire Service

SKETCH 19 -- Wiring Diagram, Three-Phase 120/240 Volt Mast Service, Instruaent Transformer Metered With Quadraplex Service Wire

SKETCH 20 -- Wiring Diagram, Three-Phase 120/208 Volt Instrument Transformer Metered With Quadraplex Service Wire

SKEl'CH 21 Wiring Diagram, Three-Phase 120/208 Volt Instrument Transfol'ller Metered With Open Wire Service

SKEI'CH 22 -- Wiring Diagram, Three-Phase 120/208 Volt Mast Service, Instru11ent Transformer Metered With Quadraplex Service Wire

SKETCH 23 Wiring Diagram, Three-Phase, Three-Wire, 48o Volt Service Instrument Transformer Metered With Open Wire Service

SKETCH 24 Wiring Diagram, Three-Phase 120/240 Volt Underground Service, Instrument Transformer Metered

SKETCH 25 Wiring Diagram, Three-Phase 120/208 Volt Underground Service, Instrument Transformer Metered

SKETCH 26 Typical Customer Installed Underground Conduit -Company Installed Service Conductors

INTRODUCTION

This manual presents the electric service requirements of the Company

relative to service entrances. metering, and the installation of certain

utilization equipment. The information given is not a complete set of rules

governing the installation of electric wiring or apparatus. It covers only

those points in which the customer, the architect, the engineer, the

electrical contractor, and the Company are mutually interested, and the

knowledge of which will serve to prevent unnecessary delays or expense in

furnishing service. Nothing contained herein is intended in any way to

conflict with the requirements of the National Electric Code or with any

municipal ordinance applying to electrical installations,

Special conditions may arise which would be impracticable to cover in

a book of this type, and to such cases the Company will be pleased to give

attention on request.

The information herein must not be construed to conflict, in any·way,

with the "Electric Service Tariff," issued by the Company,

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DEFINITIONS

COMPANY--UGI Corporation, Electric Utility Division.

CUSTOMER--The corporation, municipality, governmental agency, association, partnership or individual served by or using electric ser­vice supplied by the Company.

VOLTAGE--Nwnerical voltages mentioned are to be construed as nominal values.

SERVICE--As used herein refers to the supply of the Company's pro­duct "electric energy" to the customer.

COMPANY POLE--A Company-owned pole or a pole owned by another utility company with whom the company has an agreement or understanding for joint use of poles.

SERVICE INSTALLATION--The connection between the Company's distri­bution system and the customer's service equipment is a service installa­tion and is commonly referred to as "a service." This generally consists of:

Service Drop or Service Wires--That portion of an overhead service. installation supplied by the Company between.its pole or aerial support and the point of connection to the customer's service entrance conductors.

Service Lateral--That portion of an underground service installation supplied by the Company between its overhead or underground distribution mains and the point of con­nection to the customer's service equipment.

Service Entrance Conductors--That portion of an overhead or underground service installation supplied by the customer between the Company's service drop or service lateral and the customer's service equipment.

POINT OF DELIVERY--The point in or on a premises where the Company's overhead service drop or underground service lateral connects to the customer's service entrance conductors. The location is designated by the Company.

PREMISES--A building, group of buildings And/or contiguous parcels of land under the control of a customer-and devoted to the conduct of a single business. A building is one premises even though occupied by two or more customers. Adjoining buildings under one roof but separated completely from each other by vertical fire walls are considered as separate premises.

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE--The standard as recommended by the National Fire Protection Association and adopted by the American National Standards Institute in effect at any given time for electrical wiring and apparatus.

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SAFETY CODE--The rules published by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers applying to grounding, installation, maintenance and operation of electric supply, communication, utilization equipment, lines and facilities which have been adopted as standard by the American National Standards Institute.

COMPANY OFFICE-·The Business Office at 247 WYoming Avenue, Kingston, Pennsylvania.

SECTION 2 - GENERAL

A. Initial Inquiry - In order to avoid additional expense and minimize

delays, UGI should be contacted before work has started on any electric ser­

vice installation. An authorized Company representative will specify the -service location and obtain information necessary to properly supply the

service and apply the provisions of the Collipany's tariff. The Company may

refuse to comnence service when, in the Company's opinion, the customer's

installation does not conform to UGI' s tariff. Furthemoie, the customer

is responsible for changes in the service installation required by the Com­

pany before service is supplied.

B. Services Available - The Company supplies alternating current only,

at a llOlllinal frequency of 60 hertz. The min:lmm service size normally

accepted by the Company is 100 amp, single-phase, three wire. (Single­

phase, two wire service is available for limited loads, such as, traffic

signals, small signs, telephone booths, etc.) Available voltages are as

specified in the Company's tariff. However, not all service voltages are

available in all areas. Before purchasing electrical equipment or proceeding

with any wiring, information regarding the type of service available should

be obtained from the Company.

c. customer Responsibility

1. Application for Service - The CUstoiaer must notify the Company

well in advance of the date service is desired. It may be necessary to

complete an application for service at the Company office and in some cases

deposits are required. (Note: The receipt of a Fire Underwriter's inspection

at the Company office does !!2! constitute an application for service.) The

following information must be supplied before service will be rendered:

customer account number (if not a new installation), Customer name, customer

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phone number(s), service and mailing address, nearest UGI pole number

(10-digit), load data, and type of dwelling or business.

Z, Right-of-Way - Where necessary, the customer shall provide

an adequate right-of-way for UGI to supply service to bis premises. An

adequate right-of-way will consist of a strip of land as specified by the

Company which must remain open and accessible so that the Company can per­

form line improvements, clearance, and maintenance as may be from time tQ

time required.

3. Tree Trimming - If tree tr1lDIDing is required to accOt11110date

the installation of any power lines on private property, it will be the

customer's responsibility to provide the initial trfaming as directed by

the Company. 'l'he Company will perform subsequent trinming as it considers

necessary to maintain adequate clearance to its facilities.

4. Inspections - The wiring and appliances on the premises of

the customer must be installed in accordance with and ,conform to the latest

rules and requirements of the National Electrical Code, and other such state

or municipal regulations as may be applicable. It will be the Customer's

responsibility to obtain all necessary electrical inspections prior to con--= nection by the Company. Furthermore, the Company shall have the right, but

shall not be obligated, to exsrn1ne the Customer's installation at the t:lme

service is first supplied or at a later time. If at any time, the Company

finds the wiring, fixtures, or appliances of the customer to be defective

or dangerous, the customer will be informed and service may be refused or

discontinued unless the condition is corrected. The Company's responsibility

extends only to the supply of service at the point of delivery.

5. Metering Devices and Equipment - The Customer shall provide,

without charge, a suitable location for the meter or rneters, transformer or

transformers, or other equipment of the Company along with an adequate point

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of attachment for the service drop. The location of these items will be

specified by the Company and must be of convenient access to meter readers

or inspectors. Meters must be located between four (4-) and six (6) feet

above final grade.

Tampering, interferring with, or breaking of seals on meters,

switches, or other equipment of the Company installed on the Customer's

premises is prohibited. Offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of

the law.

6. Connection of Multiple Conductors - When a customer installs

a service entrance consisting of two or more conductors per phase, it is

the customer's responsibility to install, own, and maintain the necessary

equipment to bring all conductors for each phase and the neutral to a

coamon single connection. For specific information regarding situations

of this nature the Company should be contacted.

7. Change of Connected Load - When a customer's service is con­

nected to the Company's system, arrangements are made for meters, trans­

formers, and other equipment to supply the load at that time. It is

essential that customers notify the Company of any material increase or

decrease in load. It is also advisable that the customer consult .the

Company regarding equipment so that the proper type will be obtained. The

Company will hold the customer liable for any damages caused by increases

in load added to its system without permission.

8. Change or Relocation of Company Facilities - Any alterations

or changes in service connections, or relocation of service connections, or

Company's facilities supplying individual customers shall be at the expense

of the Customer when any of said contingencies are requested by the Customer

(and are for the customers benefit).

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.. 9. Upgrading or Replacement of Service - If existing service

entrance equipment is upgraded or replaced, the customer shall provide a

safe means of maintaining electrical service until the required inspections

are obtained and the Company permanently connects the new entrance equip­

ment to its lines. Under no circumstances will the Company allow two

meters to be installed for the purpose of allowing the customer to trans­

fer load from one panel to another. The Company will make only one (l)

trip to a premises for upgrading or replacing of service equipment.

10. Uability for Damages~ The Company assumes no responsibility

for any damage done by, or resulting from any defect in the wiring, fixtures,

or appliances of the customer, In the event that any loss or damage to

property of the Company, or any accident or injury to persons is caused

by or results from the negligence or wrongful set of the customer, bis

agents or employees,the cost of the necessary repairs or replacement or

injury shall be paid by the Customer to the Company; and, any liability

othet:Wise resulting shall be the responsibility of the Customer.

D, Company Responsibility - The COmpany will supply electric service

of the highest quality consistent with reasonable cost. However, the Com­

pany cannot guarantee continuous uninterrupted service to any customer

and will not assume responsibility for damages resulting from its inter-

ruption,

l. Company Installation - The Company will provide the necessary

equipment for service up to the point of delivery along with necessary

metering devices, after the customer's responsibilities have been met,

only one source of supply to a premises at a single point of delivery will

be allowed in most cases, The point of deiivery on overhead service is the

point of connection to the customer's service entrance conductors. On

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underground residential service, installed by UGI, the point of delivery

is normally the line side of the Customer's meter trough. (UGI will not

install underground services to coamercial or industrial Customers.) The

point of delivery for any customer installed underground is at the point

of connection to the Company's supply system.

overhead service is normally supplied at no charge to cus­

tomers within 100 feet of existing Company facilities. If the customer

requires an unusually long service, more than 100 feet from Company facil­

ities, or desires undergrOllDd service, minimum monthly bills and/or aid

to construction charges -y apply. The Company should be contacted for

information regarding these situations.

Connection of Company facilities and customer equipment shall

be made only by authorized UGI employees. Every reasonable effort will be

made to coordinate work with the Customer on both new and upgraded instal­

lations.

2. Company OWned Services - In the late 1960's and early 1970's

the Company purchased new service installations from many customers. The

Company agreed to maintain the following equipment on 'these installations:

westherhead, service cable and/or conduit, meter trough, grounding, main

panel box, and the main circuit breaker. The Customer is responsible for

all branch breakers and the wire fed from them.

These installations are identified by a sticker, which reads

"Property of UGI Corporation," placed on the main panel box or the meter

trough. A record is also kept by UGI, at the Kingston office, of all

"Company OWned Services."

The Customer forfeits all maintenance privileges when he

alters, relocates, or upgrades one of these services.

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3. Service to Motors • The Company reserves the right to

dete1'mine the method of supply and/or to prescribe restrictions on the

method of operation, when necessary, of loads which may cause flicker

on the service of its customers. Anyone intending to install such a

load must notify the Company prior to its proposed adaition. Service

will not be supplied to fluctuating loads of appreciable size without

a comprehensive review by the Company.

4. Customer Information • The Company does not accept respon·

sibility for any information given to a customer or applicant for service

unless such information is furnished by the assigned authorized repre­

sentative and, when requested, confirmed in writing.

5. Identification - Employees of the Company are furnished

I.D. cards SZJ.d/or badges. All custOCD.ers should refuse admission to their

property of any persons not having the proper identification.

E. Rate Information· All rate schedules are available at the UGI

office. For information regarding rates, available voltages, and any

other rules covered in the Electric Service Tariff, the UGI consumer

II.elations Department should be contacted.

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S!:CTIOB 3 - TEMPORARY SERVICE The lnetallation of Coape.ny equipment firr any Custoaer service of

liaited duration, is considered teaporary. T&11porary services are available

for both overhead and underground inatallations.

'lbe Cuatoaer 11USt secant froll an authorized Coapany representatiTe0

a location for an7 tnporarf sernce structure, (If applicable, the

peruuent service location will also be given at this the,)

'lbe Collpany will connect the temporary senice only after the CuatOll8r

hu provided the following1

l. Pa1aent for the 1.nataUation and reJIOval of all teaporcy equipment.

(In the case of special. inat•JJ•tiona requirtng poles, transrm, and

other Coapany equi:pMDt the •tia&ted cost of lnatallation end reaoval will

be utilized.)

2. An electrical 1n.spection froa a qualified Fire Underwriter's

inapection agency am/or local. JIUllicipal inspec;tion agenc:r,

J, Sise and t1J)e of teaporar;r senice required,

4, Proper application for service,

When und.ergc:ound aer'Yice is requested 1n other than an uaderground

development and the Coapan7 intends to supply the teaporary service bJ

instaJUng what will eYeJlt.ual.J.y be the permanent service wire, the Custo11er

111111t pay the teapore27 senice charge ~ the underground service charge

prior to couenceaent of any related work,

In the case of an overhead teaporar;r service mere the Coapany repre­

sentative deterainea the teapora:ey service wire will eventually be used as

the peraanent service. the location of the teaporar;r structure will be

appropriately designated. In this situation the wire installed bJ the

Coapany will be of sufficient size and length to be used for the permanent

service, with any excess looped and hung near the top of the temporary

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The Customer's temporary service entrance equipment 11R1St meet all

requirements of the National Electrical Code and, for the normal 100 or

200 amp single-phase service, the structure must conform to the ColQPany's

Sketches No, 1 or No. 2. Temporary service entrance equipment attached

to a building or tree will not be accepted.

Any structure determjned to be unsafe by the Company will not be

accepted and service will not be connected until corrective action is

taken by the customer.

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SECTION 4 - RESIDENTIAL SER.VICE - OVERliEAD

A. The Company will install its service wires from the Company's

distribution system, usually located on a pole, to the customer's service

entrance conductors on a building or service support. Normally, only one

service drop per premises will be provided by the Company.

B. The CWltomer's service location will be designated by an autho•

ri.zed Company representative. This point will be the 1110st practical and

accessible fr0111 the Company's existing facilities and will provide an

adequate area for the connection of the customer's service entrance con­

ductors by use of a ladder placed on the ground.

c. The customer will install the necessary attachment anchor as

supplied by the Company to the building or service support. If the

structure does not provide an area for satisfactory anchor attachment,

the customer must install additional reinforcement for this purpose.

D. The customer will install the attachment anchor at a point on

the building or service support 12" below the service head and such that

the minimum vertical and horizontal clearances indicated below are met.

However, the attachment anchor must never be installed more than 25 feet

above ground level. (See Sketches No. 3 and No. 4.)

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vertical: Clearance

(Feet)

a. Roads, streets, alleys, and parking 18'

lots subject to truck traffic.

(Note: Service drops cannot cross

limited access highways.)

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Vertical:

b. Lands traversed by agricultural

vehicles.

c. Signs, chimneys, antennas, tanks, etc.

(The 5' clearance may be reduced to 3 •

if the structure does not require

maintenance where the person passes

between the service and the structure.)

d. Coonuoication .conductors, cables, and

messengers.

..,;.1.e&ra.uce.

(Feet)

18'

3'* S'**

2'

e. B.esidential driveways and commercial areas 12'

not subject to truck traffic.

f. Spaces accessible to pedestrians only.

g. Above or below balconies and roofs

accessible to pedestrians.

h. Above or below roofs or projections not

accessible to pedestrians.

i. llOofs accessible to vehicular traffic.

Horizontal:

j. Clearance to building openings such as

windows, doors, porches, fire escapes

or similar openings. (The 5' clearance

may be reduced to 3' if the structure

does not require maintenance where the

person passes between the service and

the structure .2!: where space is not

adequate provided the coru:luctors are

12'

8'* 12'**

3'* 10'**

18'

3'* 5'**

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insulated to provide sufficient

dielectric to prevent a abort circuit

1n cue of a 110118Dta:ey contact.}

k. Telephone or television aenice drop.

1. R&lnapout, gutter, vent pipes, etc.

JIO'mSa * Oaale servicea suppu:ted by grounied. bare aessenger,

**Open sern,ce oomlw:tora,

u.1.earance (Feet)

2'

l'

For spec1al aituationa or those not COTered above, the lfational

nectr1ca1 Saf'et1 Code will norull.1 prenll. However, the Ooapany should

be contacted regarding tmse instances.

B, Vhe a building 1a of insufficient height to provide adequate

clearances, it 11111 be necessary for the Cuatoaer to furnish, install., and.

maintain a support of aufficient height and strength to obtain the required

clearance. Tb1a 111.ll non,•JJ1 be 1n the fora of a rigid galvanized steel

conduit uat u abcnm 1n Sketch lio, 5.

F, The aenice drop attecbaent -, be aade on a Oust.our 01111ed service

and/or aet«r pole if desil:ed. by the Custoaer, {See Sketchea No, 6 and lo, 7,)

The pole wt be of sufficient height to prov14e aeees&U'J clearances as

specified under paragraJb D above. The CuatOHr v1ll own, install, allCl

aaint.ein tile pole ud. if DeCNaSZ7 provide g\Q'1Dg to Qffaet the pull of the

Coapan1'11 aervice drop. Any instaJ.letion detffllined to be unsafe by the

Coapan)' will not be connected,

G. The Custoaer 11USt provide adeqw.te space on bis propert1 and rlght­

of-11&1, if neceaaary, fr011 the Coapan1's nearest distribution line to the

point of delivery'. Thia is neceaaar, for the Coapa.117 to install and uintain

required facll1t1es (poles, tranaforaers, etc.) with the intent of not

exceeding the appzo,,vte service drop lengths as indicated 1n the following

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Service Size

#2 Triplex Aluminum

2/0 Triplex Alorminum

Open 3 Wire, 4/0 or 350 MCM Aluminum

Maximum Length

100 1

75'

so•

e. Parallel service drops will be permitted only upon COIRpally approval

and when installed all drops aust be served from only one transformer or

transformer bank.· Normally the following will be the determining circum-

stances.

l. On a JRUltiple dwelling when one tenant desires a larger service

and the existing service drop is not capable of carrying the new service and

the existing service or services. Also when a new larger service drop is

not large enough to carry the new service and. existing service or services.

2. When capacity requirements make parallel service drops advisable.

I. The Company will supply new services under a residential rate ·. -

schedule with 3 wire, 120/208 or 120/240 volt service only. 1.'he minima

service size accepted by the Company is 100 amp.

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SECTION 5 • CCHlEB.ICAL AND INDUSTRIAL SER.VICE • OVERHEAD

Will be completed at a future date.

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SECTION 6 - RESIDENTIAL SERVICE• UNDERGROUND

A. General Information

1. The Customer's service location will be designated by an

authorized Company representative. This point will be the most practical

and accessible from the Company's existing or planned facilities. Normally,

only one service lateral per premises will be provided by the Company. (See

Section 4H.)

2. When underground service is being considered or in areas

where it may be required (underground developments), the customer should

contact the Company before beginning any electrical work. There may be

charges involved for the excess cost of underground service over normal

overhead service. Construction will not begin until the customer pays to

the Company these charges as estimated by the Company.

3. It will be the responsibility of the customer to provide

satisfactory easements, as specified by the Company, for any required Com­

pany facilities. Since installation and maintenance of Company equipment

requires ready access, no structure, of any type, will be allowed on Company

easements. If the customer requests the Company to alter its facilities

as originally installed and the Company agrees to do so, it will be at the

expense of the customer.

4. The Customer is responsible for piercing and sealing walls

whenever conduits enter a building. {See Sketch No. 11,)

5. The Company will supply underground services under a resi­

dential rate schedule with 3 wire, 120/208 or 120/240 volt service only.

The minimum service size accepted by the Company is 100 amp.

B. Underground Developments

1. For residential developments covered under the Pennsylvania

Public Utility Order I.D. No. 99, the underground installation will be made

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in accordance with the Company's Electric Service Tariff Rule No. 18.

Before finalizing plans for the development of property as residential

dwellings, the Customer should contact the Company.

In general, all distribution, service, and street lighting

lines installed in a development covered by Rule No. 18 shall be installed

underground and shall be owned and maintained by the Company. The

installation may be performed by the Company or by such other entity as

the Company may authorize.

2. All service entrance equipment shall be furnished,

installed, and maintained by the Customer as specified on the appropriate

Sketch No. 8, No. 9, or No. 11. In the special cases indicated on Sketch

No. 11 the Company will supply the current transformer and meter trough

for installation by the Customer.

3. When the Company elects to install direct burial cable and

the Customer plans to install a sidewalk, driveway, or patio in the area

where the underground service is to be located, it will be the Customer's

responsibility to install conduit as specified by the Company for

protection and ease of maintenance of the service wire. Acceptable

conduits are electrical grade PVC Schedule 40, threaded galvanized rigid

and intermediate steel. Ownership of all such conduits installed by the

Customer on the line side of the point of delivery and not located in, on

or under buildings shall vest in the Company free-of-charge. The Company

will thereafter maintain these facilities.

4. Various agreements are utilized with developers of

residential areas for trenching and backfilling. A Customer should

contact the Company if any doubt exists as to where this responsibility

lies.

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C. Underground Service from Overhead Secondary Facilities - Company

Installed

If a Customer who would normally be supplied from the Company's

overhead distribution system, desires the service wires across his

property to be installed underground, the Company will install, own, and

maintain an underground service lateral from a Company pole on or adjacent

to the Customer's property to the point of delivery. The following

conditions will apply.

1. The Customer must pay to the Company its estimated excess

cost of underground service over the estimated cost of normal overhead

construction, plus any right-of-way or permit fees incurred by the Company.

2. Trenching and backfilling must be performed by the Customer

in accordance with Company specifications. (See Sketch No. 12.)

3. Service entrance requirements, conduit specifications, and

related items will be as covered under Section 6-B-2, 3, and 4 above and

Sketches No. 8, No. 9, and No. 11.

D. Underground Service from Overhead Secondary Facilities - Customer

Installed

As an alternative to Company installed facilities, the Customer may

furnish, install, and maintain his own underground service. The service

conduit may be installed on a pole or support belonging to the Customer or

a Company owned pole. (Service entrance equipment, meter trough,

disconnect, etc., will not be permitted on a Company pole.)

When a Customer pole or service support is utilized, the Company will

attach its overhead service drop to this structure and make the connection

to the Customer's service conductors at this point. The Company's

facilities are then a standard overhead service.

02/2ll/92 Page 6-3

first obtain permission from an authorized Company representative. Upon

receiving permission, the customer may install his service conduit on the

designated pole. The conduit should be terminated with the proper weather­

head approximately one foot from the company's existing secondary conductors

or as specified by the Company, A minimum of three feet of conductor must

extend from the conduit for connection by the Company.

In all cases of Customer installed underground, the Customer is responsible

for all facilities, excluding the meter, beyond the Company's point of attach­

ment.

The following are general specifications which can be used in planning

a Customer installed underground service. For additional information see

Sketches No. 10, No. 11, and No. 12.

1. The location of a Customer owned service pole or support will

be designated by the Company and ?DUSt provide adequate clearances as specified

by the National Electric Safety Code. It shall be located not less than six

feet nor more than the appropriate maximum service lengths as tabulated in

Section 4-G froa the Coapany 's source of su11ply. Sufficient s11ace must be

available for the connection of the Customer's conductors to the Company

service drop by use of a ladder placed on the ground. If the pole or service

support 11111st be guyed to offset the pull of the Company's service drop, it

will be furnished, installed and maintained by the Customer.

2. If the Customer's underground service is to be terminated on a

pole or service support owned by a third party and to which the Company has

no attachment rights, the Customer 11111st secure, at his expense, the necessary

per.:u.ssion in writing anc construction specifications, if available. The

Company will~ attach its conductors to such a support until evidence of

the required permission is presented by the Customer.

12/31/81 Page 6-4

3. The Customer's underground service conductors must be

continuous without joints or splices from the weatherhead to the metering

equipment.

4. It is recommended that the Customer's underground service

conductors be buried at least thirty inches below finished grade. The

conductors may be an approved direct burial cable or installed in conduit

as specified by the National Electric Code. When the Customer's conduit

is installed on a Company pole, only threaded galvanized rigid steel will

be accepted. When direct burial cable is used, it is recommended that

select fill be utilized for protection of the wire and that conduits be

placed beneath driveways, sidewalks, etc.

5. When the Customer's underground service extends beneath a

public road, it llll5t be installed in threaded galvanized rigid steel

conduit at a llinimwa depth of 30n (36n when beneath a state highway).

Any necessary permits from the governing body having jurisdiction, must

be obtained by the Customer.

6. After all required inspections have been received by the

Company, arrangements will be made for connection of the Customer's

service conductors. However, only underground services which the Company

accepts as properly installed and maintained by the Customer will be

connected or be permitted to re11.ain connected to the distribution system

of the Company.

E. Underground Service from Overhead Facilities - Company Installed

Conductors and Customer Installed Conduit

An option to totally installed and owned Company facilities is the

installation of underground service conduit by the Customer. By doing so and

allowing the Company to install its conductors at a later date the Customer

l-ll-89 l'age 6-5

may reduce his costs and also ease coordination problems associated with

opening and backfilling a trench. The conduit must extend from a Company

owned pole to the point of delivery. (Service entrance equipment, meter

trough, disconnect, etc., will not be permitted on a Company pole.)

Following are the requirements and conditions under which this type of

service will be permitted.

1. Toe Customer must pay to the·Company its estimated excess

cost of underground service over the estimated cost of normal overhead

construction, plus any right-of-way or permit fees incurred by the

Company.

2. Toe Customer's service location and service pole shall be

designated by an authorized Company representative.

3. Trenching and backfilling shall be performed by the

Customer in accordance with Company specifications. (See Sketch No. 12.)

All service entrance equipment, including the conduit, shall be furnished

and installed by the Customer. {See Sketch No. 26.) Acceptable conduits

are electrical grade PVC Schedule 40 and threaded galvanized rigid steel.

(When steel conduit is utilized the Customer must install an adapter at

the service pole which will accept PVC Schedule 40.) Only two 90 degree

bends, which must be a minimum 13" radius, will be permitted. Approval

by an authorized Company representative will be required for any

additional angles in the conduit installation. The Customer shall also

install a pull line in the conduit for use by the Company. No wires,

other than those required for electrical service, will be permitted in

the conduit installed for Company use.

4. When the conduit extends beneath a public road, it must be

threaded galvanized rigid steel at a minimUll!. depth of 30n (36n when

1-11-89 Page 6-6

beneath a state highway). Any necessary permits from the governing body

having jurisdiction, must be obtained by the Customer.

5. After the conduit has been installed and prior to

backfilling the trench, a Company representative shall check the

installation for compliance with Company specifications.

6. Upon receipt of all required electrical inspections by the

Company, arrangements will be made for installation of the service

conductors. However, only installations which the Company accepts as

properly installed by the Customer will be connected or be permitted to

remain connected to the distribution system of the Company.

7. Upon completion of the service installation, ownership of

all conduit installed by the Customer on the line side of the point of

delivery and not located in, on or under buildings shall vest in the

Company free-of-charge. The Company will thereafter maintain these

facilities.

F. Underground Service to Isolated Residential Customers

Service to single family residences located alone or in a development of

four unoccupied lots or less are not addressed under the Company's Electric

Service Tariff Rule No. 18 (see B. above). They will also not be covered in

C., D. and E. above if service cannot be supplied from the Company's existing

secondary facilities.

A primary extension may be required for these situations, therefore, the

Company should be contacted well in advance of the date service is desired so

that all options, requirements, and associated charges for service may be

considered.

1-11-89 Page 6-7

SECTION 7 - C<IIHER.CIAL AND nmusnuAL SEllVICE - UNDERGRCIJND

Will be completed at a future date.

12/31/81 Page 7-1

SECTION 8 - MOBILE HOME SERVICES

A. l'he Company will supply either overhead or underground service to a

permanently sited mobile home through the Customer's service entrance equipment,

mounted adjacent to the mobile home. The service entrance equipment cannot be

mounted on the mobile home or its foundation. Double wide units, assembled

and placed on a permanent foundation, which have -tal floor joists, are also

considered mobile homes and must have the service entrance equipment mounted

adjacent to the structure, Sketches No. 13 and No. 14 represent typical mobile

home installations. As with any service, the location will be given by an

authorized Company representative.

:B. A mobile home is considered permanent if a permagent foundation, or

pillars, are used to support the mobile home, permanent water and sanitary

facilities are installed, and the occupant of the mobile home owns the property

on which it is located, If a mobile home is determined by the Company to be

permanent, service will be extended as to any permanent dwelling with the

exception of the location of the service entrance equipment as discussed in

paragraph A above.

c. If a mobile home is determined by the Company to be temporary, service

will be extended overhead a maximum of 100 feet. Company installed underground

facilities are not available in this situation.

D, When the Cust=r's mobile ho- is located within a mobile home park,

the park owner is usually responsible for contacting the Company regarding the

extension of facilities for service. If an extension is to be made to five or

more lots in a mobile home park, underground service will be installed in

accordance with Rule No. 18 of the Company's Electric Service Tariff. The park

owner should contact the Company regarding the location of facilities and charges

associated with the underground installation. (See Section 6-A of this manual

for more information.)

9/21/82 Page 8-1

E. The grounding conductor and service entrance equipment shall be

grounded in accordance with the latest edition of the Rational Electrical

Code.

12/31/81 Page 8-2

SECTION 9 - METERING - GENEBAL

A. The Customer shall provide, without charge to the Company, space to

accommodate the Company's meters and associated equipment at the point of

delivery or nearest suitable location designated by an authorized Company

representative. 'l'he area chosen shall be readily accessible to Company

personnel at a1i reasonable times for reading, testing, and replacement of

equipment.

B. 'l'he capacity and type of meter installation needed to accommodate

the CUatomer's load and type of service shall be determined by the Company.

c. The customer uaist install the meter trough or panel at the designated

location approximately 4' to 6' above finished ground or floor level. It

shall be installed level and plumb and securely fastened to the structure

or other support not subject to vibration. Locations will be chosen so

that the meter is protected from mechanical damage and does not interfere

with pedestrian or vehicular traffic.

D. Meters shall be installed, removed, and/or relocated only by autho­

rized employees of the Company.

E. Metered and unmetered conductors are not to be installed in the

same conduit or raceway.

F. Meter troughs, transformer cabinets or other metering equipment are

not to be used as junction boxes.

G. The Company's standard practice is to locate all meters outdoors.

Indoor locations will be permitted only when approval, in writing, is

obtained from the Company. An approved indoor location must be readily

accessible and not located where excessive heat or moisture may develop,

acid fumes are present, or unusual amounts of dust exist.

12/31/81 Page 9-1

a. A 4' minimum clearance. measured from the wall on which the meter

trough and/or instrument transformer cabinet are lllOWlted, must be provided

directly in front of these devices. The installation must also not inter­

fer-e with the opening of doors or windows.

12/31/81 Page 9-2

SECTION 10 - METERING - SELF-CONTAINED INSTALLATIONS

A. The Customer is responsible for installing and maintaining a

Company approved meter trough whenever the metering specified by the

Company is self-contained, The Company uses self-contained metering as

specified in the following list and also on larger services where the

demand is not expected to exceed one-half the meter capacity.

Voltage Type Service Capacity (Amps)

120 1 phase - 2 wire Maximum 100

120/240 1 phase - 3 wire Maximum 400*

120/208 3 wire Network Maximum 200

120/208 3 phase - 4 wire Maximum 200

120/240 3 phase - 4 wire Maximum 200

240 3 phase - 3 wire Maximum 200

*When a Customer is to be placed on Rate RTU, 300 and 400 amp

service cannot be metered with self-contained equipment.

Current transformers are required,

Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 list meter troughs which have

been approved by the Company, Sketch #16 shows typical meter trough.

connections.

B. The meter trough must be inst,alled on the line side of all service

protective equipment except where a main service disconnect is required by

the National Electrical Code.

C, Approved manual by-pass facilities are required on all meter

troughs except all-in-one or stacked {gangable) multi-meter assemblies.

Manual by-passes are not permitted on these types of multiple meter troughs.

7/2/84 Page 10-1

SECTION 11 METERING - INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMER INSTALLATIONS (UNDER 600 V)

A. The Company will furnish the metering transformers, including

mounting devices, and an appropriate meter trough when instrument trans­

former metering is specified.

B. The Company requires transformer type metering for single-phase

services which exceed 400 amp capacity (200 amp capacity for those Customers

who will be supplied under Rate RTU), polyphase services which exceed the

capacity of self-contained metering and for all services where the voltage

between phases is 480 volts or greater.

C. The location of the metering ·transformers and meter trough shall

be specified by an authorized Company representative. The meter trough

will normally be located outdoors. The metering transformers may be

located outdoors or indoors, upon approval of the Company. When installed

outdoors on a service rack located on a building or other Customer structure,

it is the Customer's responsibility to install all metering equipment

including a lli;" rigid galvanized steel conduit, which will be owned and

maintained by the Customer, for the Company's metering wires. The conduit

must run from the metering transformers to the meter trough, a distance

which should not exceed 50 feet.

When approval for an indoor installation is obtained, the Customer is

also responsible for furnishing, installing, and maintaining a Company

approved instrument transformer cabinet. The cabinet must be constructed

of minimum #16 gauge steel, have double hinged doors, and a latching hasp

capable of accepting a Co111pany lock. The minimum acceptable size is

36" x 36" x 10", however, larger sizes may be required. The Company should

be contacted before the Customer purchases any metering equipment.

7/2/84 Page 11-1

D. If the metering transformers and meter trough are to be installed

on a Company owned pole or structure, the Company will furnish, install

and maintain all metering equipment,

E. When a three-phase padmounted type transformer is utilized to

serve a Customer, the metering transformers are normally installed, by the

Company, in the secondary compartment of the transformer, The Customer is

responsible for installing the meter trough at the specified location. It

is also the Customer's responsibility to furnish, install and maintain a

1¼" rigid galvanized steel conduit from the meter trough to the secondary

compartment of the padmount transformer.

F, Metering transformers must be installed on the line side of all

service protective equipment in the manner specified by the Company unless

the location of the meters mutually agreed upon is remote from the service

entrance and/or where the National Electrical Code requires the installation

of a main service disconnect ahead of the metering equipment,

G. Sketches 11, 17, 18, 1~, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25 illustrate

typical instrument transformer installations.

7/2/84 Page 11-2

SECllON 12 - METERIHG - MIJLTI•METER INSTALLATIONS

A. Meters for all customers in a multiple occupancy building must be

grouped at one location which is readily accessible. In large buildings it

may be desirable to establish several metering points and group meters for

CUstomers by floors or sections of the building. In this situation, the

customer is responsible for installing a cOIIIIIIOll service entrance for the

building with an individual main frOlll the service protective equipment to

each group metering point. The meter installation at each location is the

same as any other group installation. (See Sketch No. 15 and Section LO-c

above.)

B. The meter trough and sub-service disconnecting equipment for each

customer in a multi-meter installation shall be clearly and permanently marked

by the owner designating the apartment numbers, lot number, etc., that it

supplies.

c. Meter troughs for 1111lti-meter installations may be installed either

as horizontal multiple meter troughs with built-in bussing (Sketch No. 15) or

as individual meter troughs preceded by a sealable horizontal wire trough.

Where a wire trough is installed, all taps from the common service entrance

conductors to the metering equipment for eacb aub-service shall be made in

the wire trough by the customer.

Approved factory assembled multiple meter trough units are listed in

Tables 3, 4, S, and 6.

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TABLE l

LANDIS & GYR GENERAL JAWS AMPERES ANCHOR CROUSE-HINDS ELECTRIC DURHAM MILBANK SUPERIOR

4 100 URSlOOl1XB RJ192AX UASlll-OPZ 741XllG214 1004162 R7487RL-KK P-100 RJ192CXJ

5 100 URS1004XB RJ192AX UAS1ll-OPZ 741XllG215 1004162 R7487l\L-KK P-100-X W/8855-1 W/l\X012 w/659-0121 W/902478 W/5T8K

4 200 URS1804B l\S-l 72AX UAS317-0PZ 743X1Gl21 1004161 U7021RL-KK P-200 l\S-192AX 1004159 09319-XL RS-192CXJ

5 200 URS1804B RS172AX UAS317-0PZ 743XlG121 1004161 U7021RL-KK P-200-X W/8855-1 RS192AX w/659-:)121 il/968888607 W/902478 W/STSK

W/RX012 1004159 09319-XL W/902478

4 300 044542 -- 44704-82 -- 1004984 S-1797-X RPU557SA-and MS8807 400

NOTE: 5th Terminal -- Devices for use on 120/208, 3-wire u GI EIJ!cn,IC U11LITI' DMSl()f,I ~ices must have 5th terminal installed. Specify when 2<17 -og Ave. P.Q !lox 1389: l(Jogs,on. Po. 1870, ordering. COl!l'OlAIION

NOTE: Only the bade catalog references shown in these columns are necessary for acceptance. Alphabetical and/or APPROVED METER SEl\VICE DEVICES numerical suff:lxes denote hub size or other featur~e. SINGLE-PHASE OVEl\HEAD SINGLE POSITION When aluminum conductors are usedt the electrical contractor shall apply the ~ori:osion inhtbtt1ng compound recommended· by and 1n the manner prescribed by the cable OAAWN •v r..ia·t~l,,l~, Due ~-z4-.eet, manufacturer, "'""""''" .... /, :";: ;(:

H • O•nr , - c:--,!P?' Rav. 3~17-92 D•AW•H• fliO, .., .....

TABLE 2

II JAWS AMPERES ANCHOR LANDIS & GYR DURHAM MILBANK SUPERIOR

4 200 1URS1804B UAS817-PPZA 1004884 03126-0-KK M-200-U-SW UAS877-PPZA

5 200 1URS1804B UAS817-PPZA 1004884 lr.r3126-0-KN M-200-u-sw W/8855-1 UAS877-PPZA W/90.2478 IW/5T8K

w/659-0121

4 300 U 44542 44704-82 1004984 Sl-797-X RPU557SA/ and MS8807 400

NOTE: 5th Tei:111inal -- Devices for use on 120/208, 3~wire u GI EI.ECTRIC UTILITY PMIION iierii'ices must have 5th terminal installed, Specify when 2,1 w,,,m;ng Ave, P.O. Box 1389: Kingston. Pa. 16704 ordering. CORl'OIIATION

NOTE: Only . the basic catalog references shown in these ~mns are necessary for acceptance .. Alphabetical and/or APPROVED METER SERVICE DEVICES numerical suffixes denote hub size or other features, When SlNGLE-PHASE UNDERGROUND SINGLE POSITION aluminum conductors are used. the electrical contractor shall apply the corrosion inhibiting compound recommended I

by and in the manner prescribed by the cable manufacturer. DIIIIAWN 11V Joio"'....t..""\~t,...I~, ., .. .,. c. Z4.,&!:', ~- .,. re..-:;-. n.- • . .,.. .. /-_, __ .,,.,

Rev. 3-17-92 0111.Ailll'IH:e NO. . ..,..._.

TABLE 3

II OF # OF SUPERIOR , ' o, O AM1>1'RES POSITIONS ANCHOR DURHAM MILBANK SWITCHBOARD

2 2URS251B-2 1004400 $9392-XL-KK P-102 **2URSV-15011Ll

l

4 0 3 3URS251B-2 1004402 $9393-XL-KK P-103

0

4 4URS241B-2 1004405 S9394-XL-KK P~l04

S9402-X-KK P-202 2 *S2143-XL-KK *RL0-458C-A

2 3 S9403-X-KK P-203

4 0

0 4 S9404-X-KK P-204

5 ---- 9955-2 9959 X ----NOTE: 5th Te=inal: Devices for use on 120-208, 3-wire service u GI l!U!CTNC UTIUTV DMIION lllUSt have 5th terminal installed, Specify when ordering, i,r w,.,m;ng -· P.O. ea. 1389; l(Jngttoo. Pl. 18104 NOTE: Only the basic catalog references sho,rn in these eolur,ns C(Nll'OU.nCIN

are necessary for aeeep.tance, Alphah<!!tical and/or numerical suffixes denote hub size or other features. APPROVED METER SERVICES DEVICES When aluminum conductors are used, the electrical eon- SINGLE-PHASE OVERHEAD AND UNDERGROUND tractor shall apply the corrosion inhibiting compound MULTI-POSITION WITH ENU WIRING COMPARTMENT recommended by and in the manner prescribed by the cable manufacturer.

* Left position 200 Amp; Right position LOO Amp. DtlAWN ff 1"""~·)P70~, DAft &•Z4•A'!o ** Vertical trough--overhesd only, Al IIIIIIIOI\IIO .,, /"c!., . .,, , .,("7.,. • DAft /-,;- ... 1>q

Rev, 3-17-92 ~WINNO, . -

TABLE 4

II OF II OF SUPERIOR TERMINAL AMPCRES POSITIO! ANCHOR OURHAM MILBANK SWITCHBOARD LA.'lDlS & GYR

2 2URS1504-Lll 1004431 U-92 l 2XL-KK CP-152

1 3 3URS1504-LB 1004432 U-9213XL-KK CP-153 ~

5 4 4URS-1504-LB 1004433 S-9214XL-KI< CP-154 0 4

5 SURS-1504-LB 1004434 S-9215XL-KK CP-155

6 6URS-1504-LB 1004435 $-9216XL-KK CP-156 .

2URS-1804B-C600 l•" " 2 2URS-l804B-C350 *1004122 U-1252-X-KK CP~202 UA2717-YPZ

3 3URS-1804B-C600 1004404 U-1253-X-KK CP-W3 UA3717-YP:: 2 0 4 4URS-l804B-C600 1004438 U-12~4-X-KK CP-204 UA4 717-YPZ

4 0 5 5UR$-l804B-C600 lU04439 S-1255-X-KK CP-205 UA5719-KPZ

6 6URS-1804B-C600 1004440 S-1256-X-KK CP-206 UA6719-KPZ

5 ~955-2 902478 ~959 X

NOTE: 5th Terminal: Devices for use on 120-208, 3-wire s,ervicru UGI ELECTR1c unutY DIVISION must have 5th terminal installed. Specify when ordering. 2<17 Wyoming Ave. P.0 8oK 1389: K,ng•too, Pa. 1e104 NOTE: Only the basic c~talog references shown in these columns COll'OUTIQH

are necessary for acceptance, Alphabetical and/or numerical suffixes denote hub size or other features. APPROVED METER SERVICES DEVICES When aluminum conductors are used, the electrical con- 10 OVERHEAD AND UNDERGROUND tractor shall apply the corrosion inhibiting compound MULTIPOSITION WITH CENTER WIRING COMPARTMENT reconunended by and in the manner prescribed by the cable manufacturer. •

* Left position 200 Amp; Right position 100 Amp DflAWN rt ....... I ....t.M-, DA111 & "~4, •.!>O Nr•av• n n.: :::;:: fl ,

DAn J-,-J?9,--.- · Rev. 3~17-92 DAAWtM• NO.

. .......

'IAIILE 5

CROUSE:- CUTLER- GENERAL :HALL£NGllR TERMINALS ANC!!Oll HINDS HAMMER ELECTRIC IT£ SQUARED (SYLVANIA) llRYANT MIDWEST

4 M-2llR UM Series CG-4 trMM Series PAK MP Series ·MP Series QP-2 MM Series Or and and to

5 M-411RB AM $er:l.u CG-5 WPAK QP-6 Sedu Seriea

SPECIFICATIONS: 1. The catalog number must be stamped on the outside of .the device so that it will be visible after

the device is installed. 2. MATERIAL: Aluminum, galvannealed steel or equivalent. 3. MOUNTING: Horizontal or vertical.

(a) The center of the bottom meter must be a minimum of 30" above the floor. (b) The center of the top meter must not be more than 84" above the floor or ground. (c) There shall be a clearance of 4 foot free space in front of the meter. (d) On outdoor installations, if the center line of the bottom meter is 60'' above ground,

no barriers are required. If the center line of the bottom meter is between 60'1 and no less than 44" above ground, barrier$ are required around the meters - for example, a fence, shrubbery, etc,

4. BY-PASSES: Ringless - manual type required; ring M none permitted. 5. METER GUIDES: Required on ringless devices, 6. BARRIERS: Required between (1) compartments, (2) metered and unmetered cables. 7. BUSSING: Factory bussing required.

UGI 8. 5TH TERMINAL: Devices for use on 120/208 volt, 3-wire. IU!CTIIIC unun DM1110H Network services must have 5th terminal instal~ed. 2'17 Wyoming """' P,0, 11oo< 1389; King_, Po. 18704 Specify when ordering. --NOTE: Only the basic catalog references shown in these columns

APPROVED METER SERVICE DEVICES are necessary for acceptance. Alphabetical and/or numerical suffixes denote hub size or other features. When aluminum

SINGLE-PHASE ALL IN ONE conductors are used, the electrical contractor shall apply the MULTIPLE METER TROUGHS corrosion inhibiting compound recollllll8nded by and in the manner

prescribed by the cable manufacturer. (8¼,u, 911 or 10" center I

spacings are acceptable.) INAW1ill rt ' .u•A• • D•ft 6 •Z4 ·88 Arr•olltWO.., ,_,,, • u .......

, . .,,. .. !-.,-Rev. 3-17-92 0.AWt ... NIii. -

TABLE 6

CROUSE-CUTLER- SQUARE: CHALLENG R Tl!RMlNALS ANCHOR BRYANT HlNOS HAMMtR GE ITE SUPERIO! D SYLVANIA

4 VMS; QS-2 to UA CG-2 TMP MM u EZM MM Or Ml2 to Ml5 QS-6 UE Series Series and and Seri•n and

5 and and RY CG-3 WMM CCU M3M M32 to M35 QS-2R to AG Series Series Sertea Series Series QS-SR Series M35M

Series Series

SPECIFICATIONS: 1. The catalog number must be stamped on the outside of the device so that it will be visible after

the device is installed. 2. MATERIAL: Aluminum, galvannealed steel or equivalent. 3. MOUNTING: Horizontal or vertical.

(a) The center of the bottom meter must bes minimum of 30" above the floor. (b) The center of the top meter must not be more than 84" above the floor or ground, (c) There sha11 be a clea~ance of 4 foot free $pace in front of th• meter. (d) On outdoor installations. if the center line of the bottom meter is 60 11 above ground,

no barriers are required, If the center line of the bottom meter is between 60" and no less than 44" above ground, barriers are required around the meters - for example, a fence, shrubbery, etc,

4, BY-PASSES: Ringless - manual type required, ring - none permitted, 5. METER GUIDES: Required on ringless devices, · 6. BARRIERS: Required between (1) Compartments, (2) Metered and unmctarcd c3blcs. 7. BUSSING: Factory bussing required. u G I EU!CTl'IIC UTILITY OMS40t, 8. 5TH TERMINAL: Devices for use on 120/208 volt 3-wire. 2'17 W/<lffllng /\w:. P,0 8ol< 138ll; King'1on. Po. 18704

Network services must have 5th terminal installed. COlll'Ol!AtlON

Specify when ordering. NOTE: Only the basic catalog references shown in the columns APPROVED Ml!TER SERVICE DEVICES ~necessary for acceptance. Alphabetical and/or numerical SINGLE-PHASE Ml!TER STACKS (GANGABLE) suffixes denote hub size or other features. When aluminum MULTI•Ml!TER TROUGHS conductors are used, the electrical contractor shall apply the corrosion inhibiting compound recommended by and in the • manner prescribed by the cable manufacturer. (8½", 9" or 10" DIii.AWN av ,. - DATIi .e, · Z:4 ,61',

center spacings are acceptable.) ..__ ... rt o:. ~. " . DATIi /-,-=

Rev. 3~17-92 o .. ,.,., .... .... . ., ..... '

TABLE 7

NUMBER OF MIDWEST SUPERIOR TERMINALS ANCHOR MFG. COMPAN SQUARED SWITCHBOARD

4 MPP202 R-200 HNP-200 MP-200 2MPP202 M-200 HNP-54PSFC

Sedes with

·" FBEM9

NOTE: ALL METER PEDESTALS MUST BE FIRMLY ANCHORED WITH A CONCRETE FOOTER OR APPROVED STABILIZING FOOT, EACH INSTALLATION IS SUBJECT IO UGI APPROVAL.

SPEClPJC:A'rtONS:

I• Tll!Q' i:•ta101 nu"b•r 111u•t b• •t••P•d on th• ouhld• ot th.• deYl~111 &I) Uuit it will b• vi•il•l• att•.f U'1t 4•v1<:• l• lnatalled. 2, MATERIAL: Galvann••l•4 •t••l or equlvaltnt, J . 8V·PAUU1 ftln1l••• • ••nual trP• r•qUlr•d, rln1 - non• peraitt•4,

•• M£T£R GUlDU: Required on rin11••• devi~••·

~- N'E:UTJU.t.1 Approvo4 doublt ondt4 bu• typo, 6. i.1N£ TUNINALB I

(•) Th• ••ter p1d•atal or ••t•r terain•l• auat have approved bu• trP• auitabl• ff)r 2/0, •lo or 350 MCM aluainu• cabh tor ain11e-p~••• 1i!'\4•r•roun4 Hl'Y.let. . .

(\,) When win trcn11:h pede•tah u·• uae4, dcn1bJ.e ·uni t•r•tn.1111• •h•ll b• proYid•d. 7, MAXIMUM A"D •1"z•u• Dl.lN8lON81

(•) N1n1•u111 bvri•d d•pth1 Th• •lni•u.• bvr1•4 4•pth ot tb• ••t•r P•4••t•1 •hall•• 28" tro .. th• srou.nd Un• to th• b••••

(b) M1n1•u• Dl•t•nc• ~ Lov••t ••t•r: Th• •inl•u.• di•t.•n~• fto• th• ,round lin• to

tht c•nt•r line ot the low••t ••t•r •hall b• ••H· (.) Naxi•u• Dl•tanc• ~ Hi1h••t ••t•r: Th• •••1•~• diatanQt tro•

th• 1rou.nd Une to the c«ntu Un• at th ht,hHt H_t·•.r it;hdl UGI IL.!eTIIIC U'l1UlY DMIION b• '"'". 247 w,,,,,,;"11 Avo, P.O. 8"" 1J89: Ki"!l'm, Pa. 18704

8. STABlLlZl~G POOT: R•qulud. on all. pl4utai.. --· 9. CONDUIT .SUPPOll:TI WhftH (!Otklli,t!t h HiJU.lHd hf' 'th• Ul'Viu

htud. • ondut't •up,O,t •HHd•atitl)' 3' bU(p~ th• .. tu bau APPROVED MEIER SERVICt DEVICES •h,-11 ·t:t, provl4,4 to •o.t .,11:e ttquh••ut.

~ \li,'h•n alU•tnu• condu.etor• at• Ultd.·tht •l•~ttlt•l contractor •h•li MOBILE HOME MEIER PEDESTALS FOR 3-WIRE, •PP.l)' th, c-orro•ion inhibl tln1 eo•povn4 .nco11111111nd•d b,- •nd in tb• ••nn•t l~. 120/208 OR 120/240 VOLT, 200A, UNDERGROUND pr~acribtd ., the cabli ••n\liact.1,1.r•r. Th•.br••k•r at th1 Pldtat•l •u•t ' hi YI •n interi:'u.'pttn, capacity whhh 11ut•· coll.• n4\linM1nh, the• \Ht Of DtlA- IIY .!-:::'.....::>. ~ ... 4,.-- DAft & .z4-,,o...,

'"' p,4c•t11l ..... t •• r..ctory co•t•d on ... in1id• end o\lt•i4, or th• "-D IIY r.J "'f, f/ A _ I . DATIi f-5"~8"y pcdc•t1l ~o 2".abov• gro\lnd tcvel With b1t1,t•e•tt~ or •quiv11~nt,

DRAWi ... Nct, -ll(l\'. 8-21,-88

TABLE 8 Lnndis &

Crouse- Gyr UJaws Amperes Entry Anchor Hinda Durham Milbank Superior

.

7 100 OH --- --- 40507-01 --- U-7573

1004138 . BP-400-7 BP-200-7U

1 200 OH 40307-01 1004398 U-7421 - --

40607-05 u-7423

7 200 UG --- --- 1004139 42507-900 s-1493 ·

~-22572-Ml IlP-200-7 200 OH/UG S003032- RH173GR 42707-8 --- S-7000 7USW

UG-HlO RH173GRJ

'

NOTE: I/hen aluminum conductors are used, the u GI ,~CTl'IIC UTILITY DIVISION ~tr1cal contractor shall apply corrosion 2-47 Wyo'nlng Aw,.. P.O. SOI< 1389: K1ngs1on. Pi. 11.\704 inhibiting compound as reco,mnended by and in COlll'OMTION the manner prescribed by the cable manufacturer.

APPROVED METER SERVICE DEVICES . POLYPHASE 208 VOLT WYE OR 240 VOLT DELTA

SINGLE POSITION

' DIIAWN •• ,.- .. "\P':),., .. .......,...-' PATIC 6,z:4.AA ,.. • IIOlll'D ,r; rr, ;;: ,., .. 6 One /-C--K9' Rev. 3-17-92

""""

TABLE 9

WIRING COMPT. MFG. CAT. NO. NO. OF TERMINALS NO. OF POSITIONS LOCATION

Milbank S-9098 7 2 Center

UGI BKTIIICunun--247 Wr,,nil'Q ""*· P.O. llooc 13119: Ki'4111"", Pa. 1870< , . ..,.,......au ,

111:RI I • MlltTI•POSITION METER SERVICE DEVICES - DAft 311 OVERIIEAO AND UNDERGROUND

llu.wwff ...u, - DAn: ?-,.:2,- '¥']'-....... .,. - , - • ,r·~ • DAft .:1~ { -kC---- --

TABLE 10

Cutler General Challenger Terminals Br;i:ant Crouse-Hinds Halll!l!er Electric Square D (Sylvania)

7 QS-3CL1BR RY cc-7 TMP EZM SC~ QS~3CL211R Series Series TMPR Series Series & QS-3CL3BR Series M37M

SPECIJ.'ICATIONS: Series

1. The cata1og number must be stamped on the outside of the device so that it will be visible after the device is installed.

2. 3.

MATERIAL: Galvannealed Steel of Equivalent MOUNTING: Horizontal or Vertical

BY-PASSES: 4. 5. METER GUIDES: 6, BARRIERS: 7. BUSSING:

NOTES:

(a} The center of the bottom meter must be a minimum of 30 inches above the floor for indoor installations and 44 inches above the ground for outdoor installations.

(b) The center of the top metet must not be more than 72 inches above the floor

(c) (d)

or ground. There shall be a clearance of 3 feet free space in front of the meter. On outdoor installations, if the center line of the bottom meter is 60 inches above ground, no barries are required. If the center line of the bottom meter is between 60 inches and 44 inches above ground, barriers are required around the meters - for example, a fence, shrubbery, etc. Ringless-Lever type requires, Ring-None permitted. Required on ringless devices, Required between (1) compartments (2) metered and unmetered cables, Factory bussing required.

1, When aluminum conductors are used, the electrical contractor shall apply the corrosion inhibiting compound n,commended by and in the manner prescribed by the cable manufacturer. i-------------------1

2, 8.5 inch, 9 inch or 10 inch center spacings are acceptable.

Rev, 3-17-92

UGI £1.l!CffllC U11UTV D1V1$10N

247 Wyoming A~. F'.O, 8oJ: 1389, K1ngstoo. Pa 18704 (Oll'OIIATION

Approved Meter Service Davices 30 Meter Stacks (Gsngsble) Mv.lti-Meter Troughs

D1111AWti4, •V '.:,(. ."'I y--oi!Jl-\&>.M.-. """"°""o.., fZ t" £:, j ___ ~

0111AWtN• HO,

DATO D •"2.4 ·~ DAn /-f•.1/"li' . ., .......

TABLE 11

I/JAWS AMPERES ENTRY ANCHOR BRYANT MIDWEST

R-lOOC 4' 100 OH W/MSBNl

R-lOOC W/MSBNl .

5 100 OH MSS

RS-250C

4' 200 OH M-281C

W/MSBN2 RS-250C M-281C

5 200 OH W/MSBN2 & MS5

4' 200 OH/UC ITT'202UG UNBL20RO

s. 200 OH/UG 11!'202UG UNBL20RO ~/8855~1 W/MMSJK

u GI EI.ECTRIC UTILITY DIVISION 2•1 IV)<oming Avo. P.O. 8"" 1389, ~,ngs,QO. P• 1870<

co,POMtlON

Approved Meter Service Devices Meter Trough/ Load Center Single Phase 120/240 or 120/208 Volt, 100 or 200 Amp Overhead & Underground Entrance

DllAW.. flY _, yy·- ,,,. CIATO ,-., • Z4 · ,..,...,

All'PMW•D 1W ,.., -:r-/.'. , .DAH , -i-P~

0ll!IAW'f"4 NO, lfCALI

T

STRUCTURE OF 2-2"x4" TIMBERS SET 2' IN GROUND, FIRMLY SET AND BRACED, OR CLASS 5 POLE, MIN Ill!JM, SET 5' IN THE GROOND OF SUFFICIENT HE IGl!T TO PROVIDE SERVICE DROP C LF.ARANCE OF 18' OVER ROAO OR 14' OVER DRIVE.

2 "x4" TIMBERS SHA LL BE SOUND · AND FREE OF KNOTS.

SPLICING OF TIMBERS IS NOi' PERMITTED.

SKETCH NO. 1

TOP VIEW

SIDE VIEW

. ~ :,:

0 00

0 N ...

!Qlli:

THE LOCATION OF THE TEMPORARY STRUCIDRE WILL RE DETERMINED BY AN AUTHORIZED COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE.

REFER TO TABLE# l FOR ACCEPIABLll METER TROUGHS.

DIMENSION "L" SHALL NOT RE LESS THAN 1/2 OF DDIENSION '

1H11 00:R GR.E6.TER THAN "Hn.

NAllS USl!D IN MAKING TEMPORARY STRIJCn!RES Sl!AL1 BE 20d OR LARGER.

SPACE MUST l!E PROVIDl!D FOR SERVICEMEII TO PIACE IADDl!R ON SIDE OF Tl!MPORARY SUPPORT SO THAT HE FACES SERVICE POLE WHEN INSTALLING OR REMOVING SERVICE DROP ATTACHMEHT.

CUSTOMER FU!UUSHES, INSTALLS AND MUNTAINS SERVICE E!l'IRANCE CONDUCTORS, HETER TROUGH, GROOND FAULT SERVICE DISCONNECT DEVICE AllD SERVICE GROUND. COMPANY FUIUIISHl!S AND INSTALLS METER •

CUSTOMER'S GROUNDROO LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

{FULLY DRIVEN) KINGSTON, PA

TYPICAL 3-WIRE

REVlSIOH9 TEMPORARY

No. DATI OVERllEAD SERVICE STRUCnJRE

:DIIIAWN ay DAff

APPIIOYED aY- D"tt

O!IIIA.Wlfot& NO. SeM.E None

STRUCnJRE OF 2"x4" TIMBERS, SET 2'0" IN GROOND, MUST BE OF SUFFICIENT HEIGHT TO ALLOW METER TROOGH TO BE PU.CED 4 ' 0" TO 6' 0" AllOVE GROUND •

CUSTOMER'S SERVICE DISCONNECT DEVICE AND RECEPTACLE MOONTl!D ON FRONT OR REAR OF STRUCnJRE.

CUSTOMER FURNISHES, INSTALLS AND MAINTAINS HETER TROUGH, GROOND FAULT SJ!llVICE DISCONNECT DEVICE, AND SERVICE CONDUCTORS SUITAIILE FOR DIRECT BURIAL AIID SERVICE GROOND. COMPANY FURNISHES AND INSTALLS METER.

CUSTOMER FURNISHES, INSTALLS, AND MAINTAINS THREADED GALV. RIGID OR INTERMEDIATE STEEL COIIDU IT AND BU SH ING OR PVC SCHEDULE 40 CONDUIT EXTENDING 12" BELOW GRADE.

SKETCH NO. 2

NOTES,

THE LOCI. TION OF THE TE!!i'ORA!lY STRUCTIJRF. WIU BE DETERMINED EY AN AUTHORIZED COHPAN!'. Ri!PRESDITATIVE.

THE TEMl'ORARY STRUCTURE DESCRIBED IN THIS SKETCH IS SUITAllLll FOR UNDERGROUND TEl!PORARY SERVICE IF T!!E METER JASE AND SERVICE COtiDUCTORS ARE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DETAILS ON TRIS SKETCH,

L-J

q : CONDUIT r ( L-5 0

OPTION TO LOCATING DISCONNECT AND RECEPTACLE ON OPPOSITE SIDE

~ OH ;r­- z I "' ... ..a..:,:--

"' 0 ... OF METER •

CUSTOMER'S .,,->..,_---SERVICE GROOND

IL.---V'

~TOMER' S GROUND ROD ~(FULLY DRIVEN}

GROOND LEVEL

" .'k... ___ ~ BUSKING (WIIEN STE.EL

CUSTOMER SUPPLIED CONDUCTORS ~CONDUIT IS USED).

MUST EXTEND A MINIMUM OF 2 '0" BEYOND END OF CONDUIT.

No. DATE

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 241 WYOMING AVENUE

KINGSTON, PA.

TYPICAL TEMPORARY UNDERGROUND SERVICE

DRAWN ..... J.C.. HAUCK D•TE 11/ 25/80 D•n ~ :!>1-lff

01lAWINQ. HO. ll U Sc."u: None

SKETCH NO. 3

ROOF EDGE

' II

I ' I I

I ' i I I I / I I I I /

·--··-·· - --·---

12" MIN, -:-l... COMPANY PROVIDES ........,, . ANCHOR TO BE '.:::::;.; INSTALLED BY @ CUSTOMER----, / . ·-··----- --1 L-/

.. ··-··--· --·

LINJ!(IDE

LOAD SIDE ©

w....- 3 1 MINil'IJM---+1 CLEARANCE TO ANY BUILDING OPENING.

- ------­___ _,

CUSTOMER'S

GROUND WIKE ----

CUSTOMER'S GIIOU1ID ROD

(FuLLY DRIVEN)

No.

~CUSTOMER HIST

0

"' i:: 0 <t

PROVIDE 3 1 MINUIJM TAIL

l'O" MINIMUM TO END OF BUIIDING

o< i 0

"' N

ROTE:

ALL METER LOCATIONS MUST BE DESIGIIA'l'Ell BY AN AlmlORlZED COMPANY REPRl!Sl!liTATlVE.

REFER TO TABLE II FOR ACCEPTABLE HETER TROUGHS.

COMPANY SUPPLIES l!l!TER, SD.VICI! DROP ANCHOR ARD SEP.VICE DB.OP.

LIRE AND LOAD SIDES OP METER SOCKET MAY BE ARY COMBINATION OF APPROVED SERVICE CABLE OR Al'PROVBD CONDUIT.

LOAD SIDE SERVICE CABLE (AS SHOWN) OR CONDUIT CAN BE ELIMDIATED WBElf EIITRAllCE TO SERVICE PAllEL IS MADE TllllOIJGH BAC1C OP METER SOCKET.

GR001iD LEVEL

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

DATIi

KINGSTON, PA.

TYPICAL OVERl!EMl SERVICE 100 AMP & 200 AMP

9-21-82 DIIU,WN •y

011AWl~Q HO. Sc.ALE Non-e

-

SKE'ICH NO. 4

ROOF EDGE

_/ -·- !,_' ------ /

-----

I+-- 3'MIHDIJM-TO ANY i;~i;I: ;!; BUIIDIHG :' i5 OPENING : i

CUSTOMER'S GROUIID WIRE

.. = 0 00

~:... "'

I'O" MINIMUM TO END OF BUILDING

!!Q!§:

ALL METl!lt LOCATIONS HJST BE DESIGNAT!!D BY AN AUTIIORIZED COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE.

REFER TO TABLE # I FOR ACCEPTARLE ME_TE_R.c._D ___ OO __ G!!S_ •

~ SIDE FEED TO SERVICE PANELS MAY ALSO BE APPROVED IBDIVIDUAL SERVICE CABLES.

300 AMP (l-200A + 1-lOOA) 400 AMP (2-200A)

LOAD SIDE COBOOIT (AS SHWN) OR SERVICE CABUS CAN BE ELIMINATED WIIEII ENTRANCE TO SERVICE PANELS IS MM>I! THROUGH BACK OF METl!ll SOCKET.

COMPANY SUPPLIES METER, fERVICE DROP ANCHOR OR BACK, AllD SERVICE

_ DROP. ~ - -----------~--r:-::rl--- - ------·--· -----\ .

__ ,._. •.. L ··--; I ~

GROUNll 13,VEV CUSTOMER'S GROUNDr) ROO {FULLY DRIVE!J)

1

_.,/

No. DATIi

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

KINGSTON. PA.

TYl'ICAL OVERHEAD SERVICE 300 AMP & 400 AMP

Dl!tAWN ·" ·J-. c .. HAUCK ~vso av ~-- f.l DIIU.W.NG 110. V

D4TS 12/1/80 D4TE /:J 3,l-'61 Sc::Au None

NOTES:

ALL METER LOCATIONS MUST BE DESIGNATED BY AN AUTIIOR.IZED COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE.

REFER TO TABLE #1 FOR ACCEPTABLE METER TJ.OIJG!!S.

COMPANY SUPPLIES METER, ATIACIIMENT SUPPORT AND SERVICE DROP.

SEllVICB CONDUIT ABOVE THE ROOF LINE CANNOT HAVE ANY COUPLIHGS.

MAST HEIGHT OVER 48" ABOVE ROOP LINE REQUIRES A GUY WIRE PIRMLY SECURl!D TO THE ROOF.

LOAD SIDE OF Ml!TEll SOCKET MAY ALSO BE . SKltVICE CABLE.

GALVANIZED RIGID STEEL

SICET<:H NO. S

CUSTOMER 111ST PROVIDE A 3' MINIMUM TAI

12"

MINUi.-1-- ...........

48" MAX

ATEACHMENT SUPPORT SUPPLIED AND l!ISTALLED BY COMPANY

CONDUIT !l!ST BE SECUlll!LY ANCHORED AT THE ROOF TO PREVENT POSS IBLE ROOF DAMA.GE DUE TO VIBRATION

CONDUIT SIZE PER SERVICE SIZE:

2½:" _ 100 AMP 200 AMP

3" 300 AMP

3½;" - 400 AMP

P IIUSl!!D GRADE

LINE SIDE

l LOAD SIDE

CUSTONER.'S GROOHD WIRE

CUSTOl!Ell'S GR.OOHI)

ROD PULLY DRIVEHV

No. DATE

1 -21-82

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - U G I CORPORA TJON 247 WYOMING AVENUE

KINGSTON, PA

TYPICAL MAST SERVICE

DIIAWH aY OATII

APPIIOYID SY

0RAWING NO. SCALI: None

COl'ANY FURNISHES, INSTALLS z AND MAIN1'Ail6 SERVICE IECP !./ AND MAJ::ES CONNl:Cl'ION TO ~·s SERVICE mmm:: •

t:: OOND!.C'IDRS. ~-----,(,._

ClB'lUIER FOR.NISHES, INSTALLS AND MAIN1'AIN3 A iOJD POLE (CLASS 5 MIN.) FOLL LENGTil OF POLI! :IIIST RE

TREATED BY A PRESSDRF. I PROCESS TO PREVENT PREMATURE DE'rERIOl!ATION.

• t: .,, ..

....

CU3'IU(ER FllR!USHES, I!mJ AND MAil,ll'AOO METER TRO SEE TABLES FOR LIST OF APPROVED DEVICES. CXJ!PANY FllRNISHE3 AND I.NS'.l'ALLS _..µ,., KEI'ER.

• ~

SKETCH !IO. 6

CW'l'CtiER FURIHSHES, IlfflALLS AND MAINI'AINS SERVICE EN'fflA!CE COllll£'l"ORS.

r NEUrRAL

--- ClB'.OCMER'S OVERHEAD DIS'l'RIWJ:ION, SINGLE CO~, TRIPLEX, QUAJ:im'LEX OR CAILE CPTIONAL.

ROTE: WHl!II POLE HIJST BE GUYED TO OFFSET PULL OF Cl»IPANY' S SERVICE DROP OR CUSTCl'IER'S OVERJ!EAD DISTRI· BUTION WIRES, CUSTOMER FURNISHES, INSTALLS AND MAINTAINS THE GUY {S} •

CIBTClml'S SERVICE GROUND.

<( CUSTC»IEI!.' S GROUND ROD V (FULLY DRIVEN).

DJ;P'll! 5 ' MIJUMUM

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

KINGSTON. PA.

I I I J r I , ___ .,__._I

No. DATIi:

SERVICE Il1CP ATT.nmtmrr TO CW'l'CHER-CMNED SERVICE AND ME.TER POLE OVERHEAD SER'IICE TO

OVERHEAD DIS'l'RifmION

0JIAWH •'t

APPltOVED •Y- Du• 011tAW1NG NO~ Sc,a,u None.

SKETCH NO. 7

r---_~ --.L-E-I z «.H

~ H :0:

CCH'ANY FURNISHES, IKSTAl.lS AND MAINI'AINS SERVICE tRCI' AND MAKES CONIIOCTIOH TO CU3'IOMER'S SERVICE ENTRANCE

CIBI'CMER FURNISHES, INSTALIB AND MAINl' Allfl SERVICE ENTRA!C ~ 1-o CONDOC'IQRS. 1 l

CUSTCMER FURNISHES, I NSTAL!.'3 AND MAI NI' Allfl A w::xJD POLE ( CLAS.S 5 MIN.) FULL LENGTH~ • OF POLI, · HUST BE TREATED BY A PRES SURE PROCESS TO PREVENT PREMATURE DETERIORATION.

I >

. .., <v

C::::::CONDU:'ro~.

NOTE: WHEN POLE WST BE GUYED TO OFFSET PULL OF COMPANY'S SERVICE DROP, CUSTO!l!R FURNISHES, INSTALLS, AND MAINTAINS THE GIIY(S) •

ClBIUMER FURIUSl!ES, IN3'I'ALIB AND l..l . I,,/" MAIIII'AINS HE:l'ER TROUGH, SEE TAB.ES

Q)- - V'- FOR LIST OF JIPPROVED DEVICES, CClfPANY . T ...,,,,, .... .,., ,,.,,.,..., ,,.., .

'Il!READED GALVANIZED RIGID OR INr EEiME DIA'.I'E STEEL CONDUIT OR PVC s:::HEDULE 40 CCNDUIT, _ ___,.___µ.

CWT(!,!ER'S WDERGROUND SERVICE EN'rn!\H:::E CONIXCI'ORS IN RIGID OR INI' ERMEDIATE

t

' CUSTOMER'S SERVICE GROUND

GALVAN I ZED STEEL CONDUIT, PVC s:::HElJULE 40 CONDUIT, OR 1 ~

,;- FINISHED GRADE

.L~l-t-¼---'--J.

DIRECTLY BURIED !BING CABLE - LI 1 :.,..--'-7...J I I SUIT ABLE FOR THAT P URPOO E • - - .., , ---t-

i

I k-1------i CUSTOMl!R 'S GROUND ROD (FULLY DRIVEN)

c--DfPIB 5 fT. MINIMIM I I ! -

I r I LUZERNE ELECTRIC 0/VISIOIII - UGI CORPORATION I _j 247 WYOMING AVENUE __ ---'-1--------~K~IN~~~TO~N~,~P~A;..... ______ -1

No.

SERVICE IRCP ATr/CHMEm' TO ClBIOIER-OWNED SERVICE AND METER POLE

OVERHEAD SERVICE TO UNDERGROUND DISTRIBllrION

DIii.AWN" •Y J.C, HAUCK Dur 4/U/81 Dur /,;t.- :S.( _.,,

OU.WlNG NO. V 0 SCALE None

SXETCH NO. 8

NOTE:

ALL METER LOCATIONS HOST BE DBSIGIIATED BY AN AIJTHOllIZED COMPANY REPRBSl!NTATIVE.

REFER TO TABLE NO. 2 FOR ACCEPTABLE METER TROUGHS.

ELECTRICAL GRADE SCHEDULE 40 PVC MAY BE USED IN LOCATIONS APPROVED BY Ml AllTIIOllIZED COMP ANY REPII.ESENTATIVE.

APPII.OVED llli!)l!RG&OOIID HETEll TRWGI! -~

' --0 ...

I 0 SECURE CONDUIT

"' , TO STRIICTORE.

~ ID-\ .~ - -

CONDUIT: b llIGID STEEL OR

<t APPROVED SCl!EDIJL! 40 , PVC. ALUMINIJH COIIDI! IT

CUSTQ!Ell' S II '> -IS NOT ACCEPTABLE. GllOOHD WllE - '

CONDUIT SIZE: 3"

- : .. ••• FINISH GRADE I

CUS1'0Hl!ll.'S ~11 I 112" .. GIIWllDIOO ' II l., II !juu. Y DllIVEIO . . 2-__

IP PVC IS USl!I), INSIDE OF CONDUIT l!IJST BE l!EAMl!I) SMOOT!!.

BUSIIIIIG MIJST BE USED WITH ltlGID STEEL OONDUIT.

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - U G l CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

KINGSTON, PA.

SPBCIFICATIOIIS FOR aJS?Q!EI. l!li1.'IWlCE EQUIPMBNT -- 100 AMP &, 200 AMP IIESIDEHTIAL

No. DAff 11NDERCRWriD SERVICE

/ .,_,_,.,

Dtti\WK •Y .t " .u•ucK DAtt 1/29/81 Jl+,iiilOUCD ff J/T. IK, rr. DAff J~-lf-'U

_ OttAwtNG .io. , V S<:AUI Rone

SKETCR HO. 9

!!,l!!!:

ALL METER LOCATIONS KJST BE DESIGNATED BY AN AUTHORIZED COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE.

REFEll TO TABLE # 2 FOR ACCEPTABLE METER TROUGHS •

SCllEDOLE 40 l'VC MA.Y BE USED Ill CERTAIN LOCA.TIOHS APPROVED BY AN AUTll)RIZED COMPANY REPR.ESEIITATIVl!.

3-00 AMP OB. 400 AMP Al'l'i.OYED SOCKET.

- ~ '

-

0 -'° SECURE COODUIT

~ .._

TO STRIJCTUU. -0 -st CO!iDUIT: 3" RIGID STEEL

CUSTOHER.'S - OB. APPROVED 3" SCBEDUU! 40 1.--- / ._-.PVC. ALllMilllJM COl!DUIT IS GR.QIIID WlllE. - ., HOT ACCEPTABLE •

1 FINISH ~E=:> CUSTOMER'S '

~ _J 12" GR.ODND ROO II

FULLY DRIVEN, ~q

IF l'VC IS USED, Il!SIDE OF CONDUIT IIJST BE UAMED SMOOTH.

PLASTIC BUSHING 111ST BE USl!D WITH lllGID STEEL cormurr.

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

KINGSTON, PA.

CUSTOM!llt Elil'RANCE BQUil'MEIIT: IIIIYl•ION• JOO AMI' & 400 AMI' UliDERGRWIID SERVICE

No. DATI

DIIAWN .... J.C. HAUCK DAff 1/29/81 ~-0 •• ~ ,..,

Due ,N}.-'tl-~I • DIIAWI,- NO.

, V SCM.S None

SKETCH NO. 10

NOTE: ALL METEI! LOCATIONS KIST BE DESIGNATED l!Y AN AUTHORIZED COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE.

REFER TO TABLE NO. _2_ FOR ACCEPTABLE H!TER TROUGHS.

UlIDEl!Gl!OUIID SECTION FROM POLE TO _BOOSE SERVICE CAN BE DIRECT BURIAL CABLE OR IN COffllUIT AS SPECIFIED BY THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE.

If CUSTOMER" PROVIDES POLE, IT KIST BE A MHH!IIJM CLASS 5 AND TREATED ruu Li!.lfGTH BY A PRESSURE PROCESS TO PREVENT PREMATURE DETERIORATION.

liHBN REQUIRED, THE CUSTOMER WILL ALSO FUIUUSH, INSTALL AIID MAIN­TAIN GUYING TO OFFSET THE PULL OF THE COMPANY'S SERVICE DROP.

CUSTQIER 111ST INSTALL SERVICE HEAD, GALVANIZED RIGID ST1!EL CONDUIT (Sl!CllltELY FASTBlil!D TO COMPANY Olt CUS'l'Ct!ER POLE), AND SERVICE COOIJUCTORS.

-.,.,;.....J_CUST(JIEll.'S Gl!OOliD WillE

r---_ - CUST<lll!l!'S GROOND 1!00 (nJLLY DRIVEN)

. '

Gl!Clll!D LEVEL I I BUSHING ---------------:, l_J __ 5_•_1_N. BUSHING SHOULD BE_/ USED IIITII STEEL COffllllIT.

SEE SECTION 6-D FOR llECOMH£NDED DEPTHS.

lln11fONI

No. DAn

LUZERNE E LE CTR IC DIVISION - U G I CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

DUWN e¥

D•AWI .... MO.

KINGSTON. PA.

TYPICAL CUSTCIID. INSTALLED UllDEl!GllOUND

DATE

OATS

SCALE None

SKETCH NO. I l

NEUTRAL­HOT -=*===/· HOT-

CT CAIHNET NOTES:

ALL HETER LOCATIONS !IUST BE DESIGNATED BY AN AUTIE)RlZEI> COMPANY REPRESl!NTATIVE.

THIS IHSTALLAITON TO J!.I! USED FOR RESIDENTIAL SERVICE EXCEEDING 400 AMPS AND IIHEN RESIDENTIAL WSTctlER IS BILLED UNDER RATE RTII AND THE SERVICE EXCEEDS 200 AMPS.

CUSTOMER'S GROUND WIRE

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lo 1.1;" RIGID STEEL

COODUIT_}

r

IF SERVICE IS TO Bl! SUPPLIED UNDERGROUND, THE CUSTOMER SU!'PLlES AND INSTALLS A 36"X36"X10" C. T. CABINET AND A 1½;" RIGID CONDUIT FROM THE C.T. CA.J!.INET TO THE METER TII.OUG!!.

GROUHD ROD \

(FuLLY DRIVE!f)2-..

,'.;L~::==1 ,_, /, .,, .,

UNDERG:~ND)

Rcv.t•IONII

No. DATIi

IF SERVICE IS TO l!E SIJPPLIED OVER­HEAD, THE CUSTOMER MAY UTILIZE A C,T, CABDIET AS ABOVE OR THE C.T. MAY llE RACK KXJNTED AT THE CUS­TOMl!R' s Wl!ATIIEIU!EAD.

THE CCl!PANr SUPPLIES TO THE CUSTOHEII. FOR INSTALLATIOII THE METER TROUGH, CURRENT TRANS­FORMER, AND RACK, IF REQUIRED.

SERVICE PANELS

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

KINGSTON. PA.

WIii.ING D lAGRAM FOIi. SINGLE PHASE TRANSFOl!MEJ. RATED METER,

OVERHEA!) OR UNDERGROUND SERVICE

DATC 1 22 81 DATE /.;l.-;l /- 'J;j

OllAWINQ NO. Scau: Hone

FINAL GRADE

I/ARNING TAPE SlPPUED BY UGI.

SAND BACD'ILL

EIB:.l'RIC CABLE

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SKE'l'CH NO. 12

30"

12"

w ~EE NCII'E 4.

1, Cable or oondult depth shall be 30" below fi,..l grade as shown above.

2. Sand bacl::fill will be required on all .sides of electrio cable e.nd. facllit iaa •s ah.own above... (Th.e CompanJ' may prefer to utilize, conduit as &n alternate to sand bool:fl 11. )

3. '!he remainder of the trench may be bool:fllled with the excanted eorth exoept that no frozen lmip,s, large stones, rubbish, debris,- ash-es, coal .refuse or -cinders- ma.y be used.

•t. All trenches shall be at lefl.at •ix inches wide. Elowever, joint use of s.

trench by the Tel.ephone ~Y or other po.rtiea uy ch,mge the spec! fi. oat ions of the t renchinge and bacl:fi lling. Mutual ai;ireement between puties -oooq:,ying a trench must be obtain-::d before any wo.ri: ia started.

s. m trenches shall be bacl:filled tha - day that they are -Md .... r. procticablo. 4'en trenches a hall be praperly guarded to preftltt iajury to per80llS or doll>oge ti> property. ibri:: ,,hloh ohould nomdly be done ill ,advance of the oable instsl.lat:lon date, auch •• at.rut conduit oroa•lns1, pipe pushing or a,~arinl)' shall be scheduled and -1atad. Powr equipoant sho.11 not be ""8d within H inches of any existirq hurled oahlo.

6. 1ha c""1:,_r end{ or contrsot<>r 1B responsible for any and all liebility ruu.lting· fraa the trenching and bocl::flllirlQ' oponti<>n and ahal.l ... .,. UGI O:,rporation hanll.ess from any and all cl&lms. ·

No. DATI:

I

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

KINGSTON, PA.

DU" 4/16181 D,uc -~ -Ir Sc.AL-IE lJOO.e

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THE RECEP'rACLE CORD CONNECTION BETWEEN DISCOIINllCT BOX AND SERVICE PANEL MUST REMAIN ABOVE GROOND. WHEN DIRECT BURIAL CABLE IS USED AS AN UNDERGROUND FEED IT MUST BE DIRECTLY WIRED AT THE DIS CONNECT BOX.

CUSTOMER FURNISHES, INSTALLS AND Mi\INTAINS A WOOD POLE (MINI1'1JM CLASS 5) TREATED FULL LENGTH BY A PRESSURE PROCESS TO PREVENT PREMATURE DBTERIORATION.

lll!EN REQUIRED, GUY WIRE WILL BE INSTALLED 011 POLE IN OPPOSITE DIRECTION OF INCOMING

SKETCH NO. 13

WEATl!f;RPROOF BOX CONTAINING DISCONNECT AND MOBILE HOKE OUTLET OR DIRECT CONNECTION POINT, 7'"--

SERVICE DROP. THIS ( WILL BE FURNISHED, INSTALLED AND Mil.IN- '----~" TAINEO BY THE CIJSTOH&R.

GROUND LEVEL __ _

CUSTOMER'S CONDUIT (OR SERVICE COID)

CUSTOMER'S C-­GROIJIID ROD __J {FULLY DRIVEN)

5/8"x6'0" ANCHOR ROD MINIMUM SIZE

I 0

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12°

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LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - VG I CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

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No. CATIE

D1tAWN aY

OIi.AWi l'tG NO.

KINGSTON. PA

1YPICAL IIIDIVIDIJAL OVERHEAD MOBILE HOME.POLE SERVICE

DAYS

DAff

SCALE Hone

SKETCH NO. 14

WEAT!WU'ROOF BOX CONTAINS DISCONNECT AlllJ K>BILE HOME OUTLET OR DIRECT CONNBCTION POUIT.

LOAD SIDE CONDUIT (OR SERVICE CORD)

ND.

NOTES:

THE RECEPTACLE CORD CONNECTION BETWEEN DISCONNECT BOX AND SERVIC PANEL MUST REW.. Ill ABOVE GROOND. WHEN DIRECT BURIAL CABLE IS USED AS Ali UllDERGROOIID FEED IT MIJST BE DIRECTLY WIRED AT THE DISCONNECT BOX.

THE SKETCH BELOW CAN BE REPLACED WITH A STANDARD P1!EFAB "UllDERGROUND MOBILE HO!IE PEDESTAL." (SEE TABLE 7.)

CUSTOMER FIJRHISHES, INSTALLS AHO MA.INTAINS THREADED GALVANIZED RIGID OR INTEl!MEDIATE STEEL COIIDUIT AND BUSHING OR PVC SCHEDULE 40 CONDUIT EXT!!NDllfG 12" BELOW GRADE.

LIHE SIDE COffllUIT SIZE:

. ~n,~t ( 2~" FO..R 100 OR 200 AMP Si!RVICE.

~ AIJJMIIIJM CONDUIT IS NOT

DATIi:

0 ACCEPTABLE.

CUSTOMER'S SERVICE GR.OU!ID

CIJSTOMl!R' S GROUllD RciJ>.­'-.-JiFULLY DRIVD}

(WHEN PVC IS HOT USED)

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

Dt1AWN 9T

KINGSTON. PA.

TYPICAL INDIVIDUAL UNDERGllOONll !«)BILE HOME POLE Sl!RVICI!

DATIi

A-PPlllOYaO aY O&n

SCALI:

SKETCH NO. 15

) OVEIU!FAD SUPPLY ~:

ALL METER LOCATIONS !IJBT BE DESIGNATED BY Ali AUTHORIZED COMPANY UPIIESENTATIVE • . -,--~

l I

0 0 O:O: REFE!l TO TABLE # 3 Alm 4 FOR ACCEPTABLE Ml!TER TROOGHS.

..,....,~-- ,-,-4-,;.,r'-c, ~ r:u rr ~ u LINE SIDE SUPPLY MA.Y BE CONDUIT OR SERVICE CAJLE. SERVIC!! CABLE US!I> AS THE SUPPLY, WILL BE LIMITED, BASED ON HUMBER 01' SOCKETS.

Ll '----- .... ----) UNDERGRDU~ SUPPLY ~

IF A !IJLTI-Ml!TER INSTALLATION IS TD BE SUPPLIED BY COMPANY INSTALLl!D lllillERGROOND FACILITIES, SUPPLY SIDI! L

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SECOHDAilY ~ SIDE MAY BE CONDUIT OR SERVICE CABLE.

cotlDUIT(S) 111ST BE MIHIMUM 3" 11.IGID STl!EL OR APPROVED SCIIEOULE 40 PVC. l'AIALLEL CONDUITS MAY BE RJ!SiUillID IF Tl!E lMD, AS OETERMI!lEI) BY THE COMPANY, IS OF SUFFICIENT SIZE.

0\1E~-+ SUPP~Y)

lO O O 000 [ L'a 11 11 1T l ll ~ =~ ~ u~ T ~ ~ ~... L UNDERGROUND SUPPLY ) t Z:,· ~ ~ SECOHDAilY LOAD SIDE _J :0. ~ <> MAY BE CONDUIT OR SERVIC!! GAJILE

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No. DATIi

1 9-21-82

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

KINGSTON. PA.

!t!LTI-METER INSTALLATIOlf

DttAwN ev J.C. HAUCK DAT& 12/ 1/80

DIIU,WING- ttO. f ( J

SKETCH HO. 16

LINE

LOAD

2 WIRE, l PHASE 120 VOLTS • LIii

LOAD 3 'WIRE, 1 PHASE U0/208 VOLTS

LOAD

4 WIRE, 3 PIIASE 208Y/120 VOLTS

No. DATI

LINE

LOAD

3 WIRE, 1 PHASE 120/240 VOLTS LiliE

t-:::1::f=l~::=+---IDENTIFY HIGH

LOAD

LEG AT SERVICE El!TlilfCE AND AT HETER SOCKET

4 WllE, 3 PHASE 120 /2'40 VOLTS

LUZERNE El ECT RIC DIVISION - U G I CORPORATION 247 WYOMING AVENUE

0#1.AWN .,..

KINGSTON. PA.

METER TROUGH CONNECTIONS FOR SELF-COIITAINED METERS

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SKETCH NO. 17

NOTE l

NOTE 2

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NOTE 1

0 _.)

I ,4 ·- 6'

l FINAL GRADE

llll"WlalON•

No. 0.ATI(

NOTES:

1. METER TROUGH AIID FIVE POSITIOlf RACK SUPPLIED BY COMPANY AND INS'l'ALLED BY CUSTOl!El!.,

2:. Iii;" RIGID STEEL METERING CONDUIT SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED BY C!ISTOl!ER.

3. COMPMlY F!llt!USBES AIID INSTALLS INS'l'1UJMEIIT TIWISFOI!HERS AND WIRING BETIIEEN INSTRUMENT Tl!ANSFOBMEltS AIID METER •

4. CUSTOMER MUST PROVIDE 3' MINIMlJM TAILS - COLOR CODED PER NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE.

5. CLEARANCES PER MINIMUM NATIOIIAL ELECTRIC SAFETY CODE REQUIREMENTS •

LUZf.R!\!f flECTAIC OIVISIOl\l UGI CORPORATION :t,41 WYOMING AVENU( •

KINGSTON. PA.

WIRING DIAGRAM FOR THREE-PHASE SERVICE, 120/240 VOLT, INSTRUMENT

Tl!AIISFORMER METERING A!ID QUADRAPLEX SERVICE WIRE

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• • ,...._.,

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SKETCH NO. 18

~

1.2"

NOTES: ----1. HETER TROUGH AND SEVEII POSITION l!ACKS Slll'PLIED BY OOMP.MIY AND INSTALLED BY CUSTO!IEll •.

2. ll,;" RIGID STEEL METERING CONDUIT SUPPLIED AIID INSTALLED BY CUSTOMER.

NOTE 2 J. COMPANY FURNISHES AIID Ill STALLS

ll'lSTRUMENT TRAIISFORHERS AIID WIRING BETWEEN INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS AN!) METER.

NOTE 1 4.

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l CUSTOMER MUST PROVIDE 3' MINIMUM TAILS - COLOR CODED PER NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE.

FINAL GRADE

111n:111cr11

s. 4' - 6'

CLEARANCES PER MIIIIHUM NATIONAL ELECTRIC SAFETY CODE REQUIREMENTS.

!

WIRillG DIAGRAM FOR THREE-PHASE SERVICE, 120/240 VOLT, INSTRJJMENT TRANSFORMER

METERING AND OPEN WIRE SERVICE

..1W i4i04D 91'

5' MDHMIJM

1211

18 11

FINAL GRADE

No.

SKETCH NO. 19

1211

NOTES:

1. METER TROUGH AND FIVE POSITION RACK SUPPLIED l!Y COMPANY MID INSTALLED BY COSTOMEII..

2. lit" RIGID STEEL MlITERllfG CONDUIT SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED BY ClfSTOHER.

3. COl!PAlfY FUJalISHES AND IllSTALLS IIISTRUKEIIT TIIANSPORHERS AND WIRING JIE'I'WEEN INSTRtmENT TRANSFORMERS AllD HETER.

TOP 01' BUIIDING

4' - 6'

4. CUSTCf(Ell. MUST PIIOVlDE )' MillIMlll! TAILS - COLOR CODED PER ·IIATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE.

~. CLEARAlfCES PER MINIMIM IIA?IONAL ELECTRIC SAFETY CODE REQlflREl!EIITS.

UGI ELECTRICIITIUTVIIMSIOH .247 Wyoming !we. P.O Ek:P: lJ89_ Kingsaon. Pa 1870t

COIIPOU.TION

WIRING DIAGRAM FOR THREE-PHASE l!AST SERVICE, 120/240 VOLT INSTRUMENT

TRANSFORMER METERING MID .QUADRAPI.EX SERVICE WIRE

0 ....

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SKETCH NO. 20

FINAL GRADE

llffllllONI

No. DAff

t 12"

41 - 6'

~· 1. METER TROUGH AND SEVEN POSITION

RACK SUl'PLilID BY COMPMIY AND IllSTALLED BY CIJSTOMER.

2. lit." RIGID STEEL !1£TEl!111C CONDUIT SUPPLIED AlID INSTALLED BY CUSTOMER.

3 .

4 •

).

UGI

COMPANY FURNISHES AND INSTALLS lNSTRIRIENT TRAIISFORKERS AND WIRING BETIIEEN INSTRUMENT TRANSF0R!l£RS AND HETER.

CUSTO!IER HUST PROVIDE 3' llINil!Ull TAILS - COLOR CODED PER NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE.

CLEARANCES PER l!INIHI.IM NATIONAL ELECTRIC SAFETY CODE REQUII\El!EllTS •

ELE<m!IC UTIU1Y OMSIOff 241 ~ !we. P.O Box 1389. Kingst~. Pa 18704

WllllllG DIAGRAM FOR T!ll!EE-l'HASE SERVICE, 120/208 VOLT, INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMER METERING,

AND QUADRAPLEX SERVICE WIRE

4.. raouu n .... AWIMe -· 060-C)-/)-//t;:1--1-

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NOTE 1

I

24"

-

SKETCH NO. 21

NOTE l

NOTE 2

NOTE 1

4' - 6'

llOTl!S:

1, MEnll TJUlUGH Alll> Sl!VEll POSITION RACKS SUPPLIED BY COMPANY Alll> ~ INSTALLED BY CUSTOMER.

2. l"" RIGID STEEL HETERIIIG CONDUIT SUPPLIED Alm IIISTALLED BY CUSTOKER.

3. COKPAIIY FllDISllES AlID INSTALLS IIISTRIJMENT 1'UIISFORMERS AlID WIRING BETIIEEII INSTRUMENT 1'UIISFORMERS A11D !IETER.

4. CUSTOHD. MUST PROVIDE 3' HIIII.Kl.JH TAILS - COLOR CODED PER NATIONAL ELECTUC CODE.

5. CLEARANCES PER: MIIIIHIIM NATIONAL ELECTJUC SAFETY CODE REQUIREHEll7S.

WIRING DIAGRAM FOR THREE-PHASE SERVICE, 120 /208 VOLT, IHSTR!JMEliT TRAHSFOBMER METERI!iG

AHD OPEii WIRE SERVICE

k i AUii .. aY

NOTE 4

18" 12"

NOTE 2

~.LL-NOTE l

01-

FINAL GRADE

SKETCH NO. 22

1 NOTES:

1. METER TROUGH AND SEVEN POSITION RACK SUPPLIED RY COMPANY AND IHSTALI.ED BY CUSTOMER.

2. llr:" RIGIO STEEL !IETERIIIC CONOUIT SUPPLlEI> AND ll!STALLE!) BY CUSTOHER.

51:i' IIINIMUM

l. COKP AN1 Fllltlll SHES AND INSTALLS UISTRI.NEIIT TIWIS.fORHD.S AND WlRIIIG B&nlEDI IMSTRIIIEIIT TRA.~SFOltltERS AJIO HETER.

4. CIJSTOHER MUST PROVlllE )' KINIHUH TAll.S - COLOR COD£1> PER NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE.

5. CUARAIICES ru HIN lHUH NA TlON AL ELECTR{C SAFETY COllE REQUlREHEHTS.

UGI COltl'OUIION

ELECTRIC untnY DM-2«1 Wyornit'Q Ave. P.O b 1389." KingSllon Pa 18704

11.nalC:ffS

lflll!IG DIAGRAM FOR THREE-PHASE MAST SERVICE, 120/208 VOLT, INSTRUMENT

TRANSFORMER HE1'EIUNC ANO QUADRAPLEll SERVICE WIRE

No. DAff

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NOTE 4

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I I I

L-~ 'r·r I I I : I • ,,.. ... 1~

....... < I r I I I I

I_J •

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GROUIII} CLAMP BY CUSTOMER

SKETCH NO. 23

NOTE 1

12"

NOTE 2

/ NOTE 1

4' - 6 1

NOTES:

l. METER TlOUGR MID SEVEN POSITION BACKS SUPPLIED BY COMPANY AND INSTALLBD BY CIJSTOIIER.

2. l\" IUGIO STEEL METERING CONDUIT Slll'PLIEO ANO IIISTALJ.EI) BY CUSTOIIER.

J. COl1PANY FUltl!ISHES ANO IIISTALLS IIISTRlR!EliT TRAJISFOl!MUS ANO li'IIUIIC BETIIEEli lllSTlUJMENT TRAJISFOl!IIEJ1.S Allll HETER.

4. CUSTONElt MUST PROVIDE 3' MINIMUM TAILS - COUll!. CODED PER NATIONAL ELECTUC COOE •

S. CLEABAIICES PER MINI.MU!{ NATIOIIAL ELECTRIC SAFETY CODE REQUIRE!IEIITS.

FINAL CRADE

No. D,1,n

LUZERNE ELECTRIC DIVISION - UGI CORPORATION 247 WYOMtNG AVENUE

KINGSTON. PA.

WIRING DIAGRAM FOR THREE-PHASE, THREE-WIRE SERVICE, 480 VOLT, IIISTRIJMElIT

TRANSFORMER METERING AND OPEN WIRE SERVICE

0.AWN 8Y

SKETCH NO. 24

CURRENT TIWISFORMER WTI'!I THE LOWER RATIO

NEUTRAL

NOTES:

1. METER TROUGH AND IlfSTIWMEIIT TIWISFOl!MERS SUP1'LIED BY COMPANY AND INSTALLED BY CUSTOMER.

2 • 1~' RIG ID STEEL COR!lUIT AIID ·er CABINET SUPPLIED AllD IlfSTALLED BY CUSTOMER.

3. COMPANY FURNISHES AND INSTALLS WIRING BETWEEN INSTRUMl!IIT TIWISFORMERS A11D METER.

•ns11a11a - .......

/

ll,;" RIGID STEEL CO!IDllIT TO METER TROUGH LOCATED OUTSIDE 4' - 6' Al!OVF. FINAL GRADE. 50' MAXIMUM L&l!GTH

ClllffiENT TRANSFORMER WITH THE RICHER RATIO

TO CUSTOMER'S SERVICE EQUIPMENT

WIRIIIG DIAGRAM FOR THREE-PHASE SERVICE, 120/240 VOLT, INSTRU!!EIIT TRANSFORMER

METERING, IJHOERGROOIID SERVICE __ ..,

CUSTOMER'S UNDERGROUND SEIi.VICE EN'I'RMICE

~· 1, METER l'ROUGH AND IIISTRUMEIIT

Tlil!SF01\MERS SUPPLIED l!Y CQ!l>ANY AllD IlfSTALLE!> BY CUSTOMER.

2. 11(' RIGID STEEL CONDUIT AND CT CABINET SUPPLIED AllD INSTALLEO BY CUS'l'OMER.

3. COMP ANY FURNIS!li!S AND INSTALLS WIRING BETWEEN llfSTRUMEIIT TRANSFORMEl!S MID METER.

....... NidJI

No.

SKETCH NO. 25

lli;" RIGID STEEL CONDUIT TO METER TROUGH LOCATED OUTSIDE 4' - 6' A!IOVl'. :Fil!AL GRADE - 50' MilillllM LEIIG'fB

-=====D~ro CUSTOMEJt's - SERVICE EQUIPMEll'f

CT CABlllET 36" X 36" X 10" - HDIIl!llM SEE SECTION ll-C FOR SPECIFICATIOlfS

WIRil!G DIAGRAM FOR TIIREE-Pl!ASE SERVICE, 120/208 VOLT,

INSTRUMEHT TRANSFORMER METERING, UNDERGROUND SERVICE

DIIAWN ff

.Auraoua ff

SKETCH NO. 26

NOTE: ALL METER LOCATIONS AND TERMINAL POLES MUST BE DESIGNATED BY AN AUTIIORIZED

~ COMPA~'Y REPRESENTATIVE.

REFER TO TABLE NO. 2 FOR ACCEPTABLE METER _.../COMPAflY OWNED POLE. TROUGllS. CONDUIT SHALL BE INSTALLED BY TIIE ~

CUSTOMER IN ACCORDANCE WITH COMPANY SPECIFICATIONS. CONDUIT MAY BE ELECTRICAL GRADE PVC SCHEDULE /jO 00 THREADED GALV.o.NIZED RIGID STEEL. WHEN PVC IS !Tl'ILIZED ALL JOINTS MUST. BE SECURELY GLUED WITH AN APPROPRIATE.PVC CEMEHT.

-;f<51 1 PULL LINE. INSTALLED BY CUSTOMER. END OF CONDUIT

-· .._ - MUST BE COVllllED to PREVENT 4' TO 6' ENTRANCE OF MOISTURE. ,_

METER TROUGH CUSTOMER' S GRO!JII]). IIIRE

,I AND RISER CONDUIT

/ INSTALLED. ...,. ~ FIN.\L GRADE / l t

0\/NED AND APPROXIMATELY I' MAINTA !NED

77 1

BY CUSTOMER.\. ., , /c ,,, / ., ., / , . / . ., ,, , _, ., // . ~ / '/• ,~/"""'"//1/

. WARNING TAPE SUPPLIED 18" 1

J BY COMPANY. . I I CONDUIT INSTALLED BY

' 12" ~CUSTOMER. OWNED AND

.,... I

MAINTAINED BY COMPANY UPON CUSTOHER'S GROUND ROD {FULLY DRIVEN} COMPLETION OF SERVICE

I : INSTALLATION. FOR PROPER MINIHUM 13" RADIUS ' SIZE SEE TABLE BELOW. ·

~=•ICE CONDULT MAXIMUM LENGnl SIZE SIZE

100 AMP 3" LENGTH OF SERVICE IS

200 AMP 3" DEPENDENT UPOI'! JIAXIMlll(

300 AMP 3" AIJ.OWABLE PULLING TENSIONS

400 AMP 3" AND YOLTAOB DROP. 'l1lE COMPANY MUST Bil CONTACTBII BBl'ORE CONDUIT IS IJISTALUID.

UGI a.smacununDMSIOH z.«1~ Awe. P.O. lb. 135.~ Fa. 11104 ---

R..,._ TYPICAL CUSTO!!Ell INSTALLED

No. OATE lJl!DERGROllNO COIIDUIT - COMPANY INSTALLED SERVICE COIIDUCTORS

0.A.WN eV .

DATE /-/.Z.·8'7

APNOVEO •Y '\n, u., ' . 0AT"E: /-f,-1rf Cl«A.WCMG HO. Sc.<1.• NONE