Tracer wire definition

Tracer wire means a locating wire that is installed inside or immediately adjacent to a subsurface facility and is connected to a transmitter that carries a signal that can be read by a receiver above the surface of the ground for the detection of the location of the subsurface facility.
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Tracer wire means a continuous wire placed into each run of conduit with all fiber optic cable to locate underground conduit or pipe.
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Examples of Tracer wire in a sentence

  • Tracer wire must be included in the installation of the water pipeline between the curbstop and the water meter.

  • Tracer wire per these specifications shall be installed to the markers and connected to terminals.

  • Tracer wire is to be installed for all non-traceable services using a tracer wire / locating box – ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇▇ P200NFG or equivalent.

  • Tracer wire junction boxes shall be installed at intervals shown on the Drawings, but not exceeding 1,000 feet unless specifically authorized by the Engineer.

  • Tracer wire shall be “tack welded” to valve boxes and service boxes or connected in an equal fashion.

  • Tracer wire shall be AWG TDW #14 solid copper and installed in a continuous non-interrupted circuit.

  • Tracer wire and marker tape is to be included in the sanitary forcemain installation.

  • Tracer wire termination shall use ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇▇ P200NFG (or equivalent) termination box.

  • Tracer wire shall be continuous and splice kits shall not be permitted.

  • Tracer wire shall be AWG TDW #12 solid copper and installed in a continuous non-interrupted circuit.