It is accpetable to run Two or more Services in a single conduit "after" the Utility Meter? General configuration - PG&E to provide 200A / 1 Ph to a Bussed Gutter, from here, into Meter Bank. Meter Bank to Disconnectes to Transfomers, Xfmer out to Fused Disconnects, Fused Disconnects into common Gutter, Gutter to single 2" Conduit. Conduit to Junction box (1500' away) Seperate Services at Junction Box (Each circuit clearly identified on both ends as Seperate service). Conduit to house 6 conductors - Phase A & B and Ground for Circuit (Service 1) and same for Service 2.
Multiple Service Feeders via 1 conduit
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chris kennedy
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No problem, bear in mind T310.15(B)(2)(a) for the 4 current carriers.
1500' away? No way to design this with the transformers on the other end?
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Actually, aren't the (unfused) ones between meter bank and xfmrs the service disconnects?
Perhaps there already is and he just hadn't mentioned it... after all, he's only running "Phase A & B and Ground" for each "service"... no neutral. If there are transformers at the load end, the neutral could be created there.
Of course there is no mention of voltages in the op... so it's all speculation
Lcdrwalker
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From the way that I read it, the 1500' run is a feeder without a neutral. He only needs one ground in that conduit.
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