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Residential Conversion to Natural Gas Meter Turn-Ons

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2013<strong>Residential</strong> <strong>Conversion</strong> <strong>to</strong><strong>Natural</strong> <strong>Gas</strong> <strong>Meter</strong> <strong>Turn</strong>-<strong>Ons</strong><strong>Meter</strong> Installation and <strong>Turn</strong>-OnCall PSE’s Cus<strong>to</strong>mer Construction Services 1-888-321-7779 orvisit PSE.COM/Cus<strong>to</strong>merConstruction for more information.The service line, riser, and gas meter can be installed once the cus<strong>to</strong>mer has determined and marked the gas meter locationwith the gold <strong>Gas</strong> <strong>Meter</strong> Location sticker (Form 1461), or has stubbed out the fuel line. See <strong>Gas</strong> <strong>Meter</strong> Clearances and ServiceInstallation Requirements (Form 3885) for guidance in selecting the appropriate meter location.The drawing below shows the typical components for a new (inches water column delivery) gas meter set assembly installation.When PSE installs the gas meter assembly, the following components will be installed:The riser shu<strong>to</strong>ff valve will be locked in the closed (off) position. Removal of this lock or operation of this valve byunauthorized persons may damage this equipment and is prohibited.An orange WARNING tag will be attached above the locked riser shu<strong>to</strong>ff valve.The meter outlet valve will be in the closed (off) position (depending on gas load, the meter configuration may change).Before the gas meter can be turned on, the fuel line shall be inspected, approved, and connected <strong>to</strong> the gas meter (permitsigned and approved by the local administrative authority).To arrange for the gas meter turn-on, please call PSE at 1-888-225-5773. Callby3:00PMforsamedaygasmeterturn-onforup <strong>to</strong> two meters. For facilities with more than two meters, call PSE <strong>to</strong> schedule the meter turn-on. This applies on regularbusiness days, subject <strong>to</strong> delays associated with major s<strong>to</strong>rms, earthquakes, supply interruptions, or other adverse eventsbeyond PSE’s control.PSE will turn on the gas meter and verify operation of new gas appliances.Typical new residential 250 or 425 gas meter ready for equipment turn-on:(425 gas meter shown)<strong>Meter</strong> Inlet Valve(Closed)Bypass Valve(Closed and Locked)Regula<strong>to</strong>r<strong>Meter</strong> Outlet Valve(Closed)Regula<strong>to</strong>r Relief VentUniversal Valve LockA425TypicalFuelLineHeight42I for 425 <strong>Meter</strong>(26I for 250 <strong>Meter</strong>)8I Min.Warning Tag andWire Seal6I Min.FINISH GRADERiserEffective on: 03/01/13Canceling: 03/05/12Page 1 of 2


Underground Fuel Line Piping: Cus<strong>to</strong>mer ResponsibilitiesPSE regularly inspects the underground natural gas pipelines in the street and <strong>to</strong> your meter <strong>to</strong> make sure they are operatingproperly and safely. If you have buried piping on your property <strong>to</strong> a pool, hot tub, natural gas barbecue, or detached building,that piping is usually not maintained by PSE, with a few exceptions. If not maintained, buried piping may leak or corrode. Itshould be periodically inspected and repaired by a licensed plumbing contrac<strong>to</strong>r. If you plan <strong>to</strong> excavate near your buriedpiping, it should be located and marked by the contrac<strong>to</strong>r in advance and the excavation done by hand.Hot TubPoolPSE <strong>Gas</strong> <strong>Meter</strong><strong>Gas</strong>-powered Barbecueor FireplaceExternal BuildingPipelinemaintenanceis PSE’sresponsibility.Pipelinemaintenance isproperty owner’sresponsibility.Improper Electrical Grounding<strong>Natural</strong> gas risers, up <strong>to</strong> and including the gas meter, should not be used as a grounding electrode. An electrical groundconnection <strong>to</strong> a natural gas riser could result in a hazardous condition and can compromise PSE’s Corrosion Protection System.Effective on: 03/01/13Canceling: 03/05/12Page 2 of 2E2013 Puget Sound Energy4556 03/13

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