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LAB #9
Grounding and Service Mast
Objectives:
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To understand all theory reviewed and identify all parts associated with a 200 Amp overhead
service. To describe the procedures used to install an underground service as per diagram below.
Materials & Tools Required:
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Meter Base
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#3 AWG T-90 Conductor
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Electrical Panel (Combination)
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Knife
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Hacksaw
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Hex Keys
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Band Saw
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Screwdrivers (Various)
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Questions:
State the
CEC Rule
number if the code book is used.
1.
According to the CEC, what shall the minimum size Consumer’s service
conductors be when using
copper wire?
2.
The point of attachment of supply or consumer’s service conductors or cables shall be not less than
_______ across highways, streets, lanes, and alleys.
3.
How high must the consumer’s service head or
equivalent be installed above the support for
attachment of the overhead service conductors?
4.
The point of attachment of supply or consumer’s service conductors or cables shall not exceed
________ above grade or sidewalk.
5.
What is the minimum size grounding conductor to be installed for a 200 Amp residential service?
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Diagram:
Complete the diagram below by labelling indicated parts.
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c.3. If the National Electrical Code provides a requirement to ground equipment, it generally implies thatthere will be a direct connection to the Earth of a connection through a/anA. grounding electrode conductor.B. equipment grounding conductor.C. equipotential bonding conductor.D. bonding conductor.
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