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[nickelec]

Has anyone ever had experience or knowledge about building ab electrical service room on the second floor of a building.

We're trying to find a space to build a new service for a customer and the second floor is kind of the only option.

From pseg pad mount there would be about 8 sets of 4" with 750 mcm aluminum

Was curious if they would allow me this. Possibly if I encased SEC in concrete?

Any insight would be great

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[infinity]

I'm not sure about PSEG but with ConEd we would run the conductors in RMC embedded in concrete. That would be code complaint according to the NEC.

 

[nickelec]

I'm not sure about PSEG but with ConEd we would run the conductors in RMC embedded in concrete. That would be code complaint according to the NEC.

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I've done that as well

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[John A]

Concrete encasement as Infinity stated conform with 'unprotected conductors within structure' per NEC.

PSE&G accepts NEC compliance on secondary wiring methods, from pad mount utility transformers to OCP and metering equipment.

BTW, Infinity...nice job!!

 

[infinity]

BTW, Infinity...nice job!!

Thanks. If I remember correct it was 10 or 12 runs of 4" hung off of normal strut and 1/2" rod. Then the iron workers build the steel supports around it.