Indoor Meters Sample Clauses

Indoor Meters. Indoor meters, where permitted, shall be mounted in accordance with the preceding requirements of this section and shall be located as close as possible to the point where service enters the building. Indoor metering equipment shall be mounted securely in a vertical plane on permanent structures in a location free from moisture, high temperature, vibration, dust, or dirt. 608 Meter Connections The Customer shall provide the necessary wiring for the meter set with the wiring arranged so that the line or supply side can be connected to the top terminals of the socket and the load side to the bottom terminals. All conductors shall extend into the meter socket a minimum distance equal to the length of the socket trough. All neutral conductors must be insulated. Where the service is three-phase, 4-wire delta, the Customer’s phase wires on the load side of the meter shall be permanently identified as recommended in the National Electrical Code. The conductor serving power load only shall be permanently identified as recommended in the National Electrical Code. The conductor serving power load only shall be permanently identified or have a distinctive orange covering, and shall be connected to the top, right-hand terminal of the meter socket. For underground services, the line side neutral wire is to be identified with a yellow covering or stripe. There shall be sufficient slack left in the underground cables to make up for any ground shifting due to settling or extreme cold. 609 Wiring Restrictions on Meters and Metering Sets‌‌‌‌‌‌ No part of the metering set may be used as a junction box for the Customer’s wiring. See appropriate section of the NEC.
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