HANDBOOK REQUIREMENTS - Central Maine Power Company
HANDBOOK REQUIREMENTS - Central Maine Power Company
HANDBOOK REQUIREMENTS - Central Maine Power Company
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1003. SERVICE CONDUCTORS<br />
A. Secondary Voltage - The <strong>Company</strong><br />
will furnish,<br />
install, own and maintain all conductors necessary from the<br />
point of connection to its underground mains to the nearest<br />
readily accessible point inside the customer's building<br />
where either the service entrance equipment or a suitable<br />
terminal<br />
box may be located. However, the customer may<br />
be required to contribute the cost of the installation. The<br />
customer shall furnish and install all necessary conductors<br />
beyond the terminal box.<br />
B. Primary Voltage - The <strong>Company</strong> will furnish, install,<br />
own and maintain all conductors necessary from the point<br />
of connection to its underground mains to the nearest<br />
readily accessible point inside the customer's vault (See Par.<br />
304 of this handbook). However, the customer may be<br />
required to contribute the cost of the installation.<br />
1004. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT<br />
The interrupting capacity required of service entrance<br />
equipment fed from underground mains should always be checked<br />
with the <strong>Company</strong> before installing new services. Current limiters<br />
may be required in certain cases at the customer's cost. Service<br />
equipment fed from the Portland network system may be required<br />
to have 100,000 amperes interrupting capacity.<br />
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