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Sketch 1
 8/17/07

Triplex service drop attachment on building

 

Sketch 1a
 11/1/06

Pages 1 & 2 - Secondary service drop attachments

 

Sketch 2
VOIDED 11/4/04

Triplex service drop attachment to a mast attached to low building to provide required clearances

 

Sketch 3
 8/17/07

Secondary service drop attachment to a mast attached to low building to provide required clearances

 

Sketch 3a
 08/17/07

REQUIRES APPROVAL FROM SUPERVISOR - METERING SERVICES

Pages 1 & 2 - Secondary service drop attachment to a mast with mast mounted instrument transformers

(300 volts max.)



Sketch 3b
updated 11/4/04

Secondary service drop attachment to an angle iron support attached to low building to provide required clearances

 

Sketch 4
updated 11/4/04

Secondary service drop attachment on temporary structure for construction

 

Sketch 4a
updated 11/4/04

Underground secondary service to underground attachment on temporary structure for construction

 

Sketch 5
 8/27/07

Overhead secondary service drop attachment to customer-owned service and meter pole for overhead distribution

Single or Three Phase, 240 volts maximum

Self-contained meter

600 ampere maximum

 

Sketch 5a
VOIDED  8/13/07

VOIDED - See Sketch 6

Overhead secondary service drop attachment to customer-owned service and meter pole for
underground distribution

Single or polyphase, 240 volts maximum

Self-contained meter

400 amperes maximum

 

Sketch 6
 8/17/07

Overhead secondary service drop attachment to
customer-owned service and meter pole to underground service entrance

Single phase or Three Phase
240 volt maximum, self-contained meter

600 ampere maximum

 

Sketch 7
 8/17/07

Typical arrangement of outdoor meter on building,
underground service lateral from single phase overhead
or underground distribution

600 Amperes Maximum

 

Sketch 7a
 8/17/07
Slip riser for installation on single phase underground  services

Sketch 8
 8/17/07

REQUIRES APPROVAL FROM SUPERVISOR - METERING SERVICES

NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION AFTER 5/1/2006

Service drop attachment and instrument transformer mounting on customer's building

For instrument transformer metering

Single phase


3 wire, 120/208 volt or 120/240 volt
3 phase 4 wire

4 wire, 208Y/120 volt or 3 phase

4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts for service over 600 ampere

 

Sketch 8b
2/13/06

REQUIRES APPROVAL FROM SUPERVISOR - METERING SERVICES

NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION AFTER 5/1/2006


Secondary service drop attachment

Bus and instrument transformer mounting on customer's building

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volts or 480Y/277 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts

Greater than 2000 ampere up to 3000 ampere maximum capacity rating for multi-conduit service entrance

 

Sketch 8c
10/6/06

Typical meter panel installation for use in conjunction with instrument transformer metering

 

Sketch 9
 2/13/06

REQUIRES APPROVAL FROM SUPERVISOR - METERING SERVICES

NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION AFTER 5/1/2006

Service drop attachment and instrument transformer
mounting on customer's building

3 phase, 3 wire, 480 volts

 

Sketch 10
3/06/06

NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION AFTER 5/1/2006

FOR TEMPORARY SERVICE 

Service drop attachment and instrument transformer
mounting on customer-owned service & meter pole

Overhead service to overhead distribution

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts

Instrument transformer metering for services over
600 ampere

 

Sketch 10a
 8/13/07

NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION AFTER 5/1/2006

FOR TEMPORARY SERVICE

Pages 1 & 2 - Service drop attachment and instrument transformer
mounting on customer-owned service & meter pole,

Overhead service to overhead distribution

Single phase, 3 wire, 120/208 volts service over 600 ampere

Single Phase, 3 wire, 120/240 volts service over 600 ampere

Instrument transformer metering

 

Sketch 11
3/06/06

NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION AFTER 5/1/2006

FOR TEMPORARY SERVICE

Service drop attachment and instrument transformer
mounting on customer-owned service & meter pole,

Overhead service to overhead distribution

3 phase, 3 wire, 480 volts

 

Sketch 12
 8/13/07

REQUIRES APPROVAL FROM SUPERVISOR - METERING SERVICES

NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION AFTER 5/1/2006


FOR TEMPORARY SERVICE

Pages 1 & 2 - Overhead service drop attachment to customer-owned
service and meter pole

Mounting of instrument transformers and connection of
overhead service drop to underground service entrance conductors

Single phase, 3 wire, 120/208 volts or 120/240 volts service over 400 ampere

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volt or 3 phase, 4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts service over 600 ampere

 

Sketch 13
3/06/06

NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION AFTER 5/1/2006

FOR TEMPORARY SERVICE

Overhead service drop attachment to customer-owned service & meter pole

Mounting for instrument transformers and connection of overhead service drop to underground service entrance conductors

3 phase, 3 wire, 480 volts

 

Sketch 14
8/17/07

Typical arrangement of instrument transformers and
mounting for installation in instrument transformer cabinet

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts

1200 ampere maximum

 

Sketch 14a
8/18/06

Typical arrangement of instrument transformers and
mounting for installation in instrument transformer cabinet

Single phase 120/240 volt or 240/480 volt

1200 ampere maximum

 

Sketch 14b
8/18/06

Typical arrangement of instrument transformers and mounting for installation in instrument transformer cabinet

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts

2000 ampere maximum

 

Sketch 14c
2/13/06

Typical arrangement of overhead instrument transformers and mounting for installation in instrument transformer cabinet

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, 480/277 volts 

1200 ampere maximum

 

Sketch 14d
2/13/06

Typical arrangement of overhead instrument transformers and mounting for installation in instrument transformer cabinet

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, 480/277 volts

2000 ampere maximum

 

Sketch 15
8/18/06

Typical arrangement of instrument transformer and
mounting for installation in instrument transformer cabinet underground

3 phase, 3 wire, 480 volts

1200 ampere maximum

 

Sketch 15a
8/18/06

Typical arrangement of instrument transformers and
mounting for installation in instrument transformer cabinet underground

3 phase, 4 wire, 480Y/277 volts

800 ampere maximum

 

Sketch 16a
 2/01/07

Pages 1, 2, & 3 - Typical arrangement of instrument transformers and mounting in instrument transformer cabinet for pad mounting

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volts or 480Y/277 volts

3000 ampere maximum capacity rating

For service entrance conductors with four to eight
500 kcmil cu. or 750 kcmil al. conductors per phase

 

Sketch 17
 8/17/07

Typical arrangement of outdoor meter panel on building

Underground service lateral from overhead
or underground distribution

Single phase, 3 wire, 120/208 volts or 120/240 volts

Arrangement of equipment for instrument transformer metering

Services over 600 amps

 

Sketch 18
8/18/06

Pages 1 & 2 - Typical Arrangement of Indoor Metering Equipment to Accomodate either Self-Contained or Secondary Instrument Transformer Metering

Underground service from an underground service lateral

Single phase, 3 wire, 120/208 volts or 120/240 volts

3 phase, 4 wire 208Y/120 volts

 

Sketch 21
 12/18/06

Pages 1 & 2 - Typical arrangement of instrument transformers in switchgear cubicle

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts

 

Sketch 22
Voided 10/09/06

Typical arangement of instrument transformers in switchgear cubicle

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts

 

Sketch 23
updated 11/2/04

Typical arrangement of instrument transformers in switchgear cubicle

3 phase, 3 wire, 480 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, 480Y/277 volts

 

Sketch 24
Voided 11/2/04

Typical arrangement of instrument transformers in switchgear cubicle

3 phase, 3 wire, 480 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, 480Y/277 volts

 

Sketch 25
updated 12/21/04

Secondary service meter base connections for self-contained meters overhead service

 

Sketch 25a
 4/16/07

Secondary service meter base connections for self-contained meters underground service

 

Sketch 26
updated 6/25/04

Multi-meter installation using meter base with factory built-in bussing

Single phase, 3 wire, 120/208 volts or 120/240 volts

 

Sketch 27
8/31/06

Metered traffic signal and unmetered streetlight

Single phase 3 wire 120/240 volts

 

Sketch 28
updated 3/4/05

Overhead or underground secondary service

Indoor multi-meter installation for common service with
instrument transformer cabinets and / or meter base

Single phase, 3 wire, 120/208 volts or 120/240 volts,

3 phase, 4 wire, 208Y/120 volts

3 phase, 4 wire, Delta 240/120 volts

 

Sketch 29b
10/9/06

REQUIRES APPROVAL FROM SUPERVISOR - METERING SERVICES

Secondary service drop attachment and
instrument transformer mounting on customer building

3 phase, 4 wire, 480Y/277 volts

 

Sketch 29c
10/9/06

REQUIRES APPROVAL FROM SUPERVISOR - METERING SERVICES

Secondary service drop attachment and instrument transformers mounting on customer building

3 phase, 4 wire, 480Y/277 volts

 

Sketch 30
updated 6/25/04

High voltage service

Overhead service drop to customers service disconnect
on customer-owned service pole

Termination of customer-owned overhead distribution

15kv or less

 

Sketch 31
updated 6/25/04

High voltage service

Overhead service drop to customer's service disconnect
on customer-owned service pole

Termination of customer-owned underground distribution

15kv or less

 

Sketch 32
updated 6/25/04

High voltage service

Arrangement of customer's single phase service

Disconnect and outdoor metering equipment on customer-owned service and meter pole

7.2kv or less

 

Sketch 33
updated 11/4/04

High voltage service

Typical arrangement of three phase outdoor metering
equipment on customer-owned meter pole

Overhead line to overhead distribution

15kv or less

 

Sketch 34
updated 11/4/04

High voltage service

Typical arrangement of three phase outdoor metering
equipment on customer-owned pole

Termination of customer-owned underground distribution

15kv or less

 

Sketch 35
updated 6/25/04

REQUIRES APPROVAL FROM SUPERVISOR - METERING SERVICES

High voltage service

Arrangement of customer's equipment and outdoor metering equipment on customer-owned service and meter pole

Overhead service drop to overhead distribution only

15kv or less

(Non-typical design)

 

Sketch 36
2/13/06

REFERENCE ONLY FOR PREVIOUS INSTALLATIONS

High voltage service

Typical arrangement of instrument transformers installed
in customer-owned transformer vault or enclosure

15 kv or less

 

Sketch 37
Voided 6/23/05

High Voltage Service

12 kv 3 Phase 4 Wire

Typical arrangement of instrument transformers in switchgear compartment

Sketch 38
8/18/06

NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION

High voltage underground supply from overhead-secondary voltage delivery

Typical arrangement of underground conduit and transformer vault installed by customer to accommodate electrical facilities installed by company

30 kva to 2500 kva capacity

 

Sketch 39
updated 7/12/05

High voltage service

3 Phase 4 Wire One line diagram for typical arrangement
of customer's service disconnect and metering instrument transformers in switch gear compartments

12 kv

 

Sketch 40
updated 6/25/04

High voltage underground supply from overhead-secondary voltage source

Typical arrangement of structural facilities installed by customer to accommodate underground service from a 3 phase pad-mounted distribution transformer

75 kva to 2500 kva capacity

 

Sketch 41
11/10/06

Page 1 - Generator Feeding Partial Load
Page 2 - Generator Feeding Entire Load

One line diagram of automatic transfer switch connection for emergency (stand by) power generating service

600 volts or less

Overhead or underground equipment installed by customer

 

Sketch 41A
11/10/06

Page 1 - Generator Feeding Partial Load
Page 2 - Generator Feeding Full Load

One line diagram of automatic transfer switch connection for emergency (stand by) power generating service

600 volts or less

Overhead or underground equipment installed by customer

Sketch 41B
11/10/06

Page 1 - One line diagram of automatic or manual transfer switch - generator feeding partial load
Page 2 - One line diagram of automatic transfer switch - generator feeding full load
Page 3 - One line diagram of transfer switch connection

One line diagram of automatic transfer switch connection for emergency (stand by) power generating service

12 kv

Overhead equipment installed by customer

Sketch 41C
 11/10/06

One line diagram of emergency transfer switch connection for (stand by) power generating service

12 kv

Overhead or underground equipment installed by customer

Sketch 42
updated 7/28/04

Multi-meter installation for overhead service drop attachment for mobile home court

 

Sketch 43
updated 7/28/04

Multi-meter installation for underground service lateral attachment for mobile home court

 

Sketch 44
updated 6/25/04

Service drop attachment to customer-owned service and
meter pole for a mobile home

Single phase 120/240 volts

Self-contained meter

 

Sketch 45
updated 11/4/04

Typical arrangement of outdoor mobile home pedestal

Underground service lateral

Single phase, 3 wire, 120/208 volts or 120/240 volts

 

Sketch 46
updated 3/11/05

Wiring diagram equipment used to provide demand pulses for customer use

 

Sketch 47
updated 6/25/04

Customer owned wood pole

 

Sketch 48
updated 2/22/05

Vertical sealable wire trough

Typical method of providing single point of connection

Multiple service entrance conductors

 

Sketch 49
updated 4/11/05

Typical connectors to be supplied by the customer
for providing a single point of connection

Multiple enclosed service entrance conductors

 

Sketch 49A
updated 2/22/05

Typical connector to be supplied by the customer
for providing a single point of connection

Multiple overhead service entrance conductors

 

Sketch 50
updated 6/25/04

Underground

Three phase, 4 wire, 480/277 volt

Service entrance arrangements

 

Sketch 53
updated 11/17/04

Typical arrangement of wood post pedestal

Underground service lateral from OH or UG distribution

Single phase, 3 wire, 120/208 or 120/240 volts

 

Sketch 54
updated 11/4/04

Termination cabinet-all service entries, single phase or three phase

120/208 volts or 120/240 volts

With 2 to 6 sets of cable

 

Sketch 54a
updated 7/21/04

Termination cabinet

All service entries

Single phase or three phase

120/208 volts or 120/240 volts

1 cable set

 

Sketch 55
9/22/06

Clearances between gas facilities and electric meters

Sketch 55a
8/18/06

Clearances between satellite dishes and electric meters
Sketch 60
5/13/08

Page 1 - 200 AMP Customer Furnishes, Installs, Maintains
Page 2 - 200 AMP PPL EU Furnishes, Installs, Maintains

Typical arrangement of outdoor metering equipment on building

Underground service lateral from OH or UG distribution

Single phase, 240/480 volts self contained

 

Sketch 61
5/13/08

Page 1 - 400 AMP Customer Furnishes, Installs, Maintains
Page 2 - 400 AMP PPL EU Furnishes, Installs, Maintains

Typical arrangement of outdoor metering equipment on building

Underground service lateral from OH or UG distribution

Single phase, 240/480 volts self contained

 

Sketch 70
5/13/08

Pages 1 & 2 - Typical arrangement of outdoor metering equipment on service and meter pole

Overhead distribution

Single phase, 240/480 volts

Three phase, 277/480Y volts

Self contained 200 and 400 amps

 

Sketch 71
5/13/08

Pages 1 & 2 - Underground secondary service

Indoor multi-meter installation for common service with instrument cabinets and/or meter bases

Single phase, 3 wire, 277/480 volts

Three phase, 4 wire, 277/480Y volts

 

Sketch 72
5/13/08

Pages 1, 2, & 3 - Overhead or underground secondary service

Indoor/outdoor multi-meter installation for common service with instrument transformer cabinets and/or meter bases

Single phase, 3 wire, 277/480 volts

Three phase, 4 wire, 277/480Y volts

 

Sketch 73
5/13/08

Pages 1 & 2 - Typical arrangement of outdoor metering equipment on building

From overhead distribution

Single phase 3 wire 277/480 volts

Three phase 4 wire 277/480Y volts

Self contained 200 and 400 amps

 

Sketch 80
5/13/08

Page 1 - 200 AMP Customer Furnishes, Installs, Maintains
Page 2 - 200 AMP PPL EU Furnishes, Installs, Maintains

Typical arrangement of outdoor metering equipment on building

Underground service

Lateral from OH or UG distribution

Three phase, 277/480 volts self contained

 

Sketch 81
5/13/08

Page 1 - 400 AMP Customer Furnishes, Installs, Maintains
Page 2 - 400 AMP PPL EU Furnishes, Installs, Maintains

Typical arrangement of outdoor metering equipment on building

Underground service

Lateral from OH or UG distribution

Three phase, 277/480 volts self contained

 

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