Appendix S - SaskPower Electrical Service Requirements

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Section 1General Requirements For Electric Service1031.1 DEFINITIONSAerial ServiceAerial SystemApartment Building /CondominiumBuildingBuried ServiceBuried SystemConsumer's ServiceCodeCommercial Rental Unit (CRU)Different Voltages & ElectricalCharacteristicsElectrical RoomMain Disconnect/Service BoxMetering CabinetMultiple Single Family Dwelling /CondominiumOutside Service SplitterPaid Electrical PermitPoint of DeliveryRuralSingle Family Detached DwellingSplitterStrip MallSupply ServiceUrbanAerial secondary conductor from the transformer to the point of delivery.SaskPower's Distribution System when high voltage primary conductor(s) areinstalled on poles and extended to pole-mount transformers.Multi-level, multi-family dwelling without a separate direct access at groundlevel.A structure which is detached, or separated, from adjoining structures by firerated walls as per Code.Buried secondary conductors from the transformer to the point of delivery.SaskPower's Distribution System when high voltage primary conductor(s) areburied and normally extended to pad-mount transformers.All that portion of the Consumer's installation from the service box or itsequivalent up to and including the point of delivery.Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1, and Saskatchewan Amendments issued bySaskPower Electrical Inspections Division.Single or multi-level commercial building without a separate external access atground level for each unit.Different phases are considered different characteristics, even if the voltage iscommon. Within the same building, one service must be for dedicated loads(rather than for general distribution).A room or area located within a building or suitably attached to the building withwalk-in access and finished floor, to accommodate the electrical serviceequipment and constructed in accordance with the Code, applicable locallegislation and SaskPower.An approved assembly consisting of a metal box or cabinet constructed so that itmay be effectually locked or sealed, containing either service fuses and a serviceswitch or a circuit breaker, and of such design that either the switch or circuitbreaker may be manually operated when the box is closed.An assembly in which instrument transformers are installed, for use inSaskPower's revenue meter.Single family row-housing units, townhouses and duplexes having a separateentrance with direct access at ground level.An enclosure applicable for outdoor use required for connection of utilityconductors to the Consumer's service conductors.A permit is considered valid when the numbered permit and payment is receivedby an authorized SaskPower employee (Inspections, Customer Services, or T&DDistrict operating staff).The supply service attachment.Where property is not formally surveyed into lots and blocks. Excludes "RuralCommunities", i.e. hamlets, resorts, etc.A separate building suitable for single family occupancy.An enclosure containing terminal plates or bus bars having main connectors.Commercial building with a separate external access at ground level for eachunit.A set of conductors run by SaskPower from its system to a point of delivery.Where property is formally surveyed into lots and blocks. Includes "RuralCommunities”, i.e. hamlets, resorts, etc.Electric Service Requirements November, 2004
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