HANDBOOK REQUIREMENTS - Central Maine Power Company

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be any duty or obligation on the part of the Company to inspect
the same.
208. CAPACITY LIMIT
The Company reserves the right
to install protective
apparatus to disconnect service if the Company's capacity at that
point is exceeded.
209. DISCONNECTION FOR VIOLATIONS
Subject to the Maine Public Utilities Commissions'
Chapters 810 and 860, the Company
may refuse to connect or
continue service already connected if in its judgment the
customer's equipment, or use thereof, creates a dangerous
condition, or, might detrimentally affect the equipment of the
Company or adversely affect service to other customers.
210.
MOVING OF EQUIPMENT
When electrical equipment is brought into the territory
served by the Company, or is moved within said territory, it must
be
adapted by the customer to the characteristics
of the service
available at the new location.
211. POINT OF DELIVERY
The Company will designate a point at which the customer
shall terminate his wiring and facilities for connection
to the
service-supply lines of the Company, but such information does
not constitute an agreement or obligation on the part of the
Company to furnish service.
The NEC refers to this point as the "Service Point" and
defines it as: "the point of connection between the facilities of the
serving
utility and the premises wiring."
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