daveelectrician
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Can I use the meter enclosure to terminate my #6 from my interutility bonding strip. According to 250.94(4) I think I can.
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There are intersystem bonding lugs made to mount to the meter can so yes you can.
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Unless, of course, POCO objects.
Some are very proprietary about the meter can even if you do not go inside it, and even when you are the one who was required to install it in the first place.
NEC-wise, it is fine as you say.
Dennis: Since the illustrations do not provide all of the wording for the installation instructions, is the adjustable screw at the bottom of the bracket really intended to make the ground/bond connection via the meter can? Is it threaded into the box via a drilled hole? Or just pressing against scraped paint?
I guess that the ISB is not expected to carry the same currents as the EGC system?
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Here is another image. I can see the set screw on the left
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BTW here is a pdf of it by T&B or Blackburn http://www.cesco.com/resources/783786/312818-AttachmentURL.pdf
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