August 2016 utility service requirements manual, supply side connection, GEC options

[gadfly56]

Yes some counties do this. I believe we submit a one line. So the matter of the GEC is not defined.

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Well next time take a copy of the POCO's handout and put a big red circle around the one you intend to install and tell the Building Department, "This here one." It's a lot cheaper to make the changes before the shovel hits the dirt.

 

[peterlarsen.suntec]

It looks like the AHJ, POCO, and installers are all on the same page since some meetings have taken place. Inspections passed.
Personally, I will be using the service disco approach. I have always submited a 3 line. Then if remediations are required its on paper not in the field.

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[peterlarsen.suntec]

Passed, anyone see any violations?

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[electrofelon]

Passed, anyone see any violations?

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That LR conduit body kooks kinda mongrel, and no support in those conduits....

 

[ggunn]

Passed, anyone see any violations?

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Is your point of interconnection inside the POCO's meter can?

 

[jaggedben]

Looks okay to me, other than the comments I already made and the workmanship issues electrofelon raised that is really a different subject.

(The LR looks okay to me but I do sometimes get annoyed when my installers use 10 bucks of parts like that instead of just a bend and a kick.)

 

[ADub]

That LR conduit body kooks kinda mongrel, and no support in those conduits....

I'd strap the 90 maybe but that's it.

 

[peterlarsen.suntec]

Is your point of interconnection inside the POCO's meter can?

Yes sir, using listed double slide bolts and a split bolt connecting the EGC to the GEC in the can.

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[peterlarsen.suntec]

Meter socket supply side connection using UL approved accessory slide bolts.

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