Rule 54.10-A

54.10-A.    General

The following rules cover requirements for 0-750 volt bare neutral multiconductor cable (when used as line conductor) and are supplemental to the other rules of this order.

The term “messenger”, as defined in Rule 21.11 when used in Rule 54.10, includes the bare neutral conductor whenever such conductor serves both as a conductor and also as a principal supporting member of the cable.

The term “unprotected conductors”, used in Rule 54.10, means conductors as defined in Rule 20.8–E.

The vertical clearances from primary lead wires and drip loops to bare neutral multiconductor cable shall be maintained as specified in Rule 54.4–C6.

Strikeout and Underline Version

Rule 54.10-A

54.10-A.    General

The following rules cover requirements for 0-750 volt bare neutral multiconductor cable (when used as line conductor) and are supplemental to the other rules of this order.

The term “messenger”, as defined in Rule 21.11 22.3 when used in Rule 54.10, includes the bare neutral conductor whenever such conductor serves both as a conductor and also as a principal supporting member of the cable.

The term “unprotected conductors”, used in Rule 54.10, means conductors as defined in Rule 20.8–E 20.9–E.

The vertical clearances from primary lead wires and drip loops to bare neutral multiconductor cable shall be maintained as specified in Rule 54.4–C6.

Final Version

Rule 54.10-A

54.10-A.    General

The following rules cover requirements for 0-750 volt bare neutral multiconductor cable (when used as line conductor) and are supplemental to the other rules of this order.

The term “messenger”, as defined in Rule 22.3 when used in Rule 54.10, includes the bare neutral conductor whenever such conductor serves both as a conductor and also as a principal supporting member of the cable.

The term “unprotected conductors”, used in Rule 54.10, means conductors as defined in Rule 20.9–E.

The vertical clearances from primary lead wires and drip loops to bare neutral multiconductor cable shall be maintained as specified in Rule 54.4–C6.