Service Entrance means the entrance into a building, which is normally used by persons entering such building for the purposes of delivering goods or rendering maintenance service as opposed to the main or principal entrance and shall include a door giving access to a garage.
Service Entrance means Customer-owned wire and enclosures connecting the Customer's service equipment to the Company's service drop or service lateral. This includes the Customer's service entrance conductors, the meter socket, the main disconnect where mounted separately, and the conduit or cable run on the exterior of the building or other support;
Service Entrance means an entrance intended primarily for delivery of goods and services.
Examples of Service Entrance in a sentence
Service entrance conductor shall be stranded, copper, Type USE-2, sized as required to comply with the NEC.
More Definitions of Service Entrance
Service Entrance means an entrance intended primarily for delivery of goods or services.
Service Entrance means the entrance into a building which is normally used by persons accessing the building for the purpose of delivering goods or rendering maintenance service as opposed to the main or principal entrance;
Service Entrance means the location on the consumer's property where the consumer's main disconnect switch, fuses or other disconnect equipment exists, and which are intended to provide the means of cutoff of the supply.
Service Entrance means an opening in a school bus used to load or unload passengers.
Service Entrance means that entrance into a building which would normally be used by persons entering that building for the purpose of delivering goods or rendering maintenance service.
Service Entrance means the point on the Customer’s premises at which the connection point between the City's system and the Customer's system is located.
Service Entrance means that entrance into a building which is normally used by persons entering such building for the purpose of delivering goods or carrying out maintenance services as opposed to the main or principal entrance, but does not include a secondary entrance serving a single dwelling unit;