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Illustrative Diagram–Clearance and Depth Requirements for Supplyand
Communications Systems (No Changes)
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Typical Residential Supply and Communication System–DirectBuried
or Preassembled Cables–in–Ducts (No Changes)
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Typical Commercial Supply System–Cables Installed In Ducts
(No Changes)
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Typical Communication System–Cable Installed in Ducts
(No Changes)
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Cross Section–Random Separation of Buried Cable
(Last Changed November 21, 1990)
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Cross Section–Supply and Communication System Concurrent Installations
(Last Changed October 9, 1996)
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Cross Section Showing Independent Installations
(Last Changed November 21, 1990)
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Cross Section–Permanent Cable Trench
(Last Changed October 9, 1996) |
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Typical Manhole
(Last Changed November 21, 1990)
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Separation of Supply and Communication Systems–Handholes
(No Changes)
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Typical Single–Phase Pad Mounted Transformer (A) Two Primary Bushings
for Line-Line Connection (No Changes)
Typical Single–Phase Pad Mounted Transformer (B) One Primary Bushings
for Line to Neutral Connection (No Changes)
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Typical Three–Phase Pad Mounted Transformer
(No Changes)
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Typical Joint Supply and Communication Pedestal
(No Changes)
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Typical Low Voltage Service Termination at Building (A)
(No Changes)
Typical Low Voltage Service Termination at Building (B) (Alternate to (A)
for Recessed Connection Enclosure) (No Changes)
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Typical Extent of Ownership Within Buildings to Which These Rules Apply
(No Changes)
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Grounding of Transformer Windings
(No Changes)
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Typical Subsurface
Equipment Enclosure (Last Changed November 21, 1990)
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Typical Transformer
Installation in Subsurface Equipment Enclosure
(Last Changed November 21, 1990)
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