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HANDBOOK REQUIREMENTS - Central Maine Power Company

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B. CURRENT AND VOLTAGE TRANSFORMERS<br />

(CTs & VTs)<br />

Installations (except for "self-contained", paragraph<br />

809) where the voltage of the incoming line is greater than<br />

150 volts to ground (on a grounded line) or greater than<br />

300 volts between<br />

conductors (on an ungrounded line) shall<br />

generally be arranged for metering with both CTs and VTs.<br />

NOTE: With prior <strong>Company</strong> approval, 277/480 volt,<br />

greater than 200 amp, four-wire wye services may be<br />

arranged<br />

for CTs only (no VTs) metering.<br />

Customers will not be allowed to connect any<br />

equipment to the metering terminals of instrument<br />

transformers.<br />

C. METER MOUNTING DEVICES (TRANSFORMER-<br />

RATED)<br />

The customer shall supply and install all meter<br />

mounting devices as required. Refer to the "Supplement"<br />

for meter mounting equipment requirements and options<br />

(see inside back cover of this handbook). All transformerrated<br />

meter mounting devices shall have provisions for<br />

mounting a test switch.<br />

Meter mounting devices shall be properly bonded and<br />

grounded, by the customer, in accordance with Section VII,<br />

“Grounding” and NEC Article 250. This generally requires<br />

connection to a grounding electrode with<br />

a grounding<br />

electrode conductor no smaller than No. 4, stranded copper.<br />

Additionally, there must be appropriate bonding to provide<br />

an effective ground-fault current path to the (voltage)<br />

source neutral. See Illustration No. 14, 15, 16 or 17 in<br />

Section XII for further details.<br />

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