List of Rules

Updated 03-18-2013

1. PPL EU's Standard Service
2. Overhead System
3. Underground System
4. Meter Sequence (Hot/Cold)
5. Single Point of Service
6. PPL EU Specifies Service Characteristics, Method of Service and Point of Service
7. Notify PPL EU of Load Growth
8. Separate Point of Service
9. Separate Point of Service - Fire Pumps
10. Alternate Service
11. PPL EU Makes All Connections
12. Alteration of Interference with PPL EU's Property
13. Placement of Swimming Pools, Fountains and Similar Installations
14. Hazardous Locations
15. Electrical Equipment Covers

Updated 07-09-2015

1. Standard Service Voltages
2. Non-Standard Service Voltages
3. Residential Service
4. Combine Three Phase and Single Phase Loads
5. Metering Equipment Not Used as Junction and/or Pull Box
6. Service Termination Compartments Not Used as Pull Box or to Connect Customer Equipment

NOTES:

1. 2 Wire Service Limited
2. Residential Service at 120/208 Volts
3. Single Phase, 3 Wire Service
4. Three Phase, 4 Wire, 240 Volt, Delta Service
5. Three Phase, 3 Wire, 480 Volt, Delta Service
6. Three Phase, 4 Wire, 480Y Volt Service
7. Single Phase, 3 Wire, 240/480 Volt Service

Updated 06-26-2013

1. Service at Line Voltage
2. Service Voltage Less Than Line Voltage
3. Standard Service Voltages
4. Transformer Connections, Voltage and Tap Specifications
5. Single Phase High Voltage Service

Dated 08-10-2006

1. Method of Service
2. PPL EU Designates Point of Attachment
3. Point of Attachment
4. Maximum Length of Service Drop
5. Service Attachment
6. Attachment for Low Buildings
7. Attachment to Customer-owned service pole

Dated 06-02-2006

1. Clearances Over Areas and Buildings
2. Clearances Under Communication Company Lines
3. Clearances Between Gas Facilities and Electric Meters
4. Clearances Between Satellite Dish and PPL EU Facilities

Dated 06-02-2006

1. Relocating PPL EU's Facilities at Customers Request
2. Relocation of PPL EU's Facilities - Governmental Requirements
3. Temporary Service for Construction

Updated 12-11-2018

1. Capacity-Residential Units
2. Capacity-Commercial and Industrial Installations
3. Common Connection for Multiple Conductors
4. Weather Head Installation
5. Service Entrance Conduit and Conductors
6. Bare Grounded Neutral
7. Conductor With Higher Voltage To Ground for 3 Phase, 4 Wire, 120/240 Volt Delta Service
8. Grounding Conductor for 3 Phase, 3 Wire, 480 Volt Delta Service

Updated 10-26-2011

1. PPL EU Provides Lateral
2. Customers Service Pole for Alternative Method
3. Customer Specifications for Installation of Underground Facilities

Updated 02-10-2014

1. Method of Service/Supply
2. Location of Customer's Service Pole or Structure
3. Customers Service Pole or Structure
4. Customer's Disconnecting Means
5. PPL EU's Specifies Characteristics
6. PPL EU' Service Wires
7. Alternate Service

Updated 02-10-2014

1. PPL EU Supplies Lateral
2. Location of Customer Service Pole or Structure for Alternative Method and General Specification for Customer's Installation

Dated 08-04-2006

1. At Customer's Request
2. Type Equipment Used
3. Equipment Furnished by PPL EU
4. Facilities Furnished by Customer
5. Selecting Location for Transformers (Access)
6. Selecting Location for Three Phase Pad Mounted Transformers Foundation
7. Selecting Location for Overhead Transformers In Vault - NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION
8. Customer Responsibility Regarding Location for Transformers
9. Lighting, Drains, Ventilation and Lock for Door Into Vaults - NOT FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION
10. Point of Service
11. Service Laterals
12. Location of Meters
13. Service Lateral Cables Terminating in Cubicles
14. Terminating Customer's Service Entrance Conductors In A Vault - NOT FOR NEW INSTALLATIONS

Dated 06-19-2006

1. PPL EU Low Tension Network (LTN) Locations
2. PPL EU Establishes
3. Secondary Voltage and Load Criteria
4. Load Limitation for Existing Services
5. Point of Service
6. Location of Point of Service
7. Multiple Points of Service
8. High Voltage Service
9. Facilities Installed by PPLEU
10. Transformer Vault in Customer's Building

Dated 06-02-2006

1. Development Defined
2. Underground System Defined
3. Agreement Conditions
4. PPL EU Installs Electrical System
5. Selecting Location for Vaults and Transformers
6. Service Laterals Installed After System is Completed

Updated 10-26-2011

1. Residential Development Defined
2. Ownership
3. Point of Service
4. Street Lighting
5. Standard Installation
6. Applicants Responsibility
7. Additional Costs
8. Tariff Rule
9. Conduit Requirement

Updated 06-01-2018

1. Customer Provides Space
2. Capacity Determined by PPL EU
3. Customer Installs Meter Mounting
4. PPL EU Installs, Relocates or Removes All Meters
5. Metered and Unmetered Conductors Not In Same Raceway
6. Meter Base Not Used As Junction and/or Pull Box
7. Protective Barriers
8. Foreign Source/Power
9. Sealing of Equipment
10. Grounding

Updated 03-22-2024

1. Meter Location
2. Meter Mounting Height
3. Working Space
4. Attachment Permit for Meters on PPL Electric Pole

Updated 07-20-2018

1. Self-Contained Metering
2. Meter Bases
3. Location of Meter Base and Service Disconnect
4. By-Pass Facilities

Updated 02-27-2014

1. Instrument Transformers
2. Outdoor and Indoor Installations
3. Service Conductor Connection in Instrument Transformer Cabinet
4. Location of Metering
5. Switchgear
6. Current Limiting Fuses
7. Current Transformer Polarity
8. Meter Panel and Conduit
9. Pad Mounted Metering and Service Termination Cabinet

Updated 02-05-2013

1. Grouping
2. Identify Meters and Service Entrance Equipment
3. Method of Installing Self Contained Meter Bases
4. Method of Installing Self Contained and Secondary Metering
5. Common Service Entrance Conductors - Up to Six Meters
6. Common Service Entrance Conductors - Exceeding Six Meters
7. Multi-Meter Arrangement for a Single Service Installation

Dated 06-02-2006

1. When Required
2. Construction Material

Updated 08-12-2011

1. PPL EU Specifies Equipment Location
2. Outdoor Pole Mounted Installation
3. Underground Service to Switchgear
4. Specifications for Switchgear
5. Specifications for Switchgear - Accessible Compartment for Current Transformers and Voltage Transformers
6. Meter Panel Mounting
7. Conduit for Metering Cable

Updated 7-16-2020

1. Requirements
2. Inspection and Approval
3. Inspection Exemption - Railroad Not Covered in NEC
4. PPL EU May Refuse to Connect to Customer's Facilities Which are Dangerous and Defective
5. PPL EU Is Not Responsible for Customer's Wiring or Equipment
6. Electrical Inspection Required After A Fire
7. Electrical Inspection Required After A Flood
8. Cut-In Card Documents

Dated 06-02-2006

1. Grounding Neutral and Raceway
2. Grounding Meter Base
3. Grounding Metal Buildings and Vehicle Frames
4. Installation of Grounding Electrode Conductor
5. Communication Grounds

Dated 05-03-2006

1. Requirements
2. Amperes Interrupting Capacity (AIC) Rating of Service Equipment
3. Secondary Lighting Arrestors
4. Current Limiting Fuses

Dated 05-03-2006

1. Voltage Drop and Flicker
2. Normal Limitation - 5 HP or Smaller
3. PPL EU Approval Above Normal Limitations - Above 5 HP
4. Recommended Voltage
5. Central Heating Systems

Dated 06-02-2006

1. Starting Current Limitations
2. Phase Reversal Protection
3. Three-Phase Motor Issues

Dated 06-02-2006

1. Installation Subject to PPL EU Approval

Dated 06-13-2006

1. Installation Subject to Company Recommendations
2. Methods of Switching Capacitors

Updated 07-29-2011

1. Conditions for Providing Demand Pulses
2. Customer Owned Current Transformers Not Allowed

Dated 01-25-2007

1. Standby Generators
2. Consult PPL EU Before Installation
3. Method of Installation
4. Emergency Lighting Systems

Dated 06-02-2006

1. Definition of Mobile Home
2. Mobile Home Service Equipment
3. Grounding

Dated 03-27-2023

1. Conditions for Interconnection - Permitted by PPL Electric
2. Conditions for Interconnection - Customer Requirements
3. Detrimental Installation
4. Isolation Device Requirements
5. Installation of Inverter-Based Generation – General
6. Communications Port – Access and Safe Workspace
7. Customer Responsible for Configuration of all Non-Accessible Inverters

Dated 06-02-2006

1. Customer Responsibility
2. PPL EU Specifies Harmonic Distortion Criteria
3. Customer is Responsible for Corrective Measures

Updated 04-29-2010

1. PPL EU Does Not Claim to Provide Disturbance Free Power
2. Customer Selects Power Conditioning Equipment
3. PPL EU Recommendations
4. Point of Use Tank Less Water Heaters
5. Power Quality
6. Harmonics
7. Harmonics: Criteria to Limit Voltage Distortion Due to Single Customer

Dated 03-23-2019

1. Fast Track Program
2. Applicable Service Upgrades
3. Electrical Contractors Authorized by PPL EU