52.4-B3)    On Guarded Metal Poles: On Latticed metal Poles which are guarded with barriers as required in Rule 51.6-B, the following crossarms shall be marked as high voltage:

Crossarms supporting conductors of 750-7500 volts;

Crossarms supporting conductors of 7500-20,000 volts next above the level of conductors of 7500 volts or less;

Crossarms supporting conductors of 7500-20,000 volts below the level of conductors of 7500 or less;

Crossarms supporting any conductor of more than 7500 volts within 15 feet of walls, fire escapes, exits, windows and similar objects.

Where all conductors on a latticed metal pole which is guarded carry more than 7500 volts and the lowest crossarm supporting them is not required to be marked in accordance with the foregoing provisions of this rule , the entire pole shall be marked as high voltage by means of signs placed on any two opposite sides of the pole at a point above the barrier and below the lowest conductor level.

52.4-B3)    On Guarded Metal Poles: On Latticed metal Poles which are guarded with barriers as required in Rule 51.6-B, the following crossarms shall be marked as high voltage:

Crossarms supporting conductors of 750-7500 volts;

Crossarms supporting conductors of 7500-20,000 21,000 volts next above the level of conductors of 7500 volts or less;

Crossarms supporting conductors of 7500-20,00021,000 volts below the level of conductors of 7500 or less;

Crossarms supporting any conductor of more than 7500 volts within 15 feet of walls, fire escapes, exits, windows and similar objects.

Where all conductors on a latticed metal pole which is guarded carry more than 7500 volts and the lowest crossarm supporting them is not required to be marked in accordance with the foregoing provisions of this rule , the entire pole shall be marked as high voltage by means of signs placed on any two opposite sides of the pole at a point above the barrier and below the lowest conductor level.
 

52.4-B3)    On Guarded Metal Poles: On Latticed metal Poles which are guarded with barriers as required in Rule 51.6-B, the following crossarms shall be marked as high voltage:

Crossarms supporting conductors of 750-7500 volts;

Crossarms supporting conductors of 7500-21,000 volts next above the level of conductors of 7500 volts or less;

Crossarms supporting conductors of 7500-21,000 volts below the level of conductors of 7500 or less;

Crossarms supporting any conductor of more than 7500 volts within 15 feet of walls, fire escapes, exits, windows and similar objects.

Where all conductors on a latticed metal pole which is guarded carry more than 7500 volts and the lowest crossarm supporting them is not required to be marked in accordance with the foregoing provisions of this rule , the entire pole shall be marked as high voltage by means of signs placed on any two opposite sides of the pole at a point above the barrier and below the lowest conductor level.