HANDBOOK REQUIREMENTS - Central Maine Power Company

205. INSTALLATION CONTRACTS
When contracts for electric wiring or equipment are
prepared by contractors, architects or engineers, it is suggested
that such contracts include the specification that "all materials,
labor and workmanship be in full accordance with the latest
requirements
of: the NEC, all municipal, State and National
authorities having jurisdiction, and Central Maine Power
Company."
206. NOTICE OF CHANGE IN LOAD
The customer shall give proper notice to the Company's
local Service Center or Marketing & Sales (M&S) Department of
an increase or decrease proposed in connected load or of any
proposed change in characteristics,
purpose of use, or location of
load.
207. INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS
In municipalities where electrical inspections are required
by local authorities, certificates of approval must be received in
Company's local Service Center before installations will be
connected to the Company's distribution system. Such certificates
are
to be obtained from the “authority having
jurisdiction” by the
customer or contractor.
Where local authorities do not require inspection
certificates, any required State permits or certificate of inspection
shall be received
in the Company's local Service Center before
temporary, new or upgraded services
are connected. Refer to
paragraph 201 for specific certification requirements. The
customer is advised to contact the Company's local Service Center
to verify the inspection requirements.
The Company shall not be responsible for the installation or
maintenance of the customer's electrical equipment,
nor shall there
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