2011 Electric Service Requirements Manual, 2nd - Pacific Power
2011 Electric Service Requirements Manual, 2nd - Pacific Power
2011 Electric Service Requirements Manual, 2nd - Pacific Power
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<strong>2011</strong> <strong>Electric</strong> <strong>Service</strong> <strong>Requirements</strong>, 2 nd Edition<br />
Single-Family and Duplex Dwelling Connection Checklist<br />
A customer building a new single-family or duplex dwelling and connecting to the <strong>Power</strong> Company’s<br />
electrical system may follow this checklist as a guide. This applies to manufactured and mobile homes<br />
as well.<br />
Obtain all necessary building and zoning permits.<br />
<br />
Complete the Rocky Mountain <strong>Power</strong> or <strong>Pacific</strong> <strong>Power</strong> application for new electric service at:<br />
https://www.rockymountainpower.net/con/bsrf.wcssn.html<br />
https://www.pacificpower.net/con/bsrf.wcssn.html<br />
Verify electrical inspection requirements for your jurisdiction.<br />
Meet with a <strong>Power</strong> Company representative to design your service.<br />
Read Section 1, General <strong>Requirements</strong>.<br />
Read Section 2, Permits and Applications.<br />
Read Section 3, <strong>Service</strong>s and Meter Installations.<br />
Review the definitions in the preface of this manual.<br />
Determine single-phase service requirements:<br />
<strong>Service</strong> Size: 200 amp____ 400 amp____<br />
<strong>Service</strong> Type: Overhead____ Underground____<br />
(See Figure 7.3.1) (See Figure 7.3.2)<br />
Select the meter socket enclosure (see the metering requirements in Section 7.3).<br />
Discuss additional requirements with a <strong>Power</strong> Company representative if your service is greater<br />
than 100 feet from <strong>Power</strong> Company facilities, if your service is over 400 amps, or if your service<br />
involves other special considerations.<br />
Notify the local underground locating services (811) before you dig, or refer to Table 1.12 for<br />
other contact options.<br />
Contact the local <strong>Power</strong> Company representative, or call the <strong>Power</strong> Company at<br />
1−888−221−7070, to request trench and conduit inspection prior to backfilling.<br />
Check the type of service:<br />
Temporary service. (Minimum pole length for a temporary service is 20 feet, and minimum<br />
pole length for permanent service is 25 feet; see Section 4 for temporary construction<br />
service requirements.)<br />
Overhead service to a single-family dwelling. (See Section 5 for clearances and Section 7<br />
for service requirements.)<br />
Underground service to a single-family dwelling. (See Section 5 for clearances, Section 6<br />
for trenching requirements, and Section 7 for service requirements.)<br />
Request electrical inspection by state/county/city.<br />
Date approved: __________________<br />
Call the <strong>Power</strong> Company to request installation of the meter and attachment of the service<br />
conductors.<br />
NOTES:<br />
Completing this list does not guarantee <strong>Power</strong> Company approval of the installation.<br />
Contractors installing multiple units should review all sections of this manual.<br />
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