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Compliant Riser Diagram

In CT, at least, Eversource will not allow the equipment ground to be in or through the meter can. The equipment ground should be on the neutral bar, at the first means of disconnect.
 
FLSTF01 said:
In CT, at least, Eversource will not allow the equipment ground to be in or through the meter can. The equipment ground should be on the neutral bar, at the first means of disconnect.
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That is kind of what I was thinking....grounding back to the "service" or at least showing where it terminates..and maybe 2 rods....the GEC can terminate all the way out to the drip loop if they want (not that this is an OH service)....
 
FLSTF01 said:
In CT, at least, Eversource will not allow the equipment ground to be in or through the meter can. The equipment ground should be on the neutral bar, at the first means of disconnect.
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That was hard for me to get use to here in Florida. In PA, PPL never allowed a GEC to be connected in the meter base. FPL is another story and it is the most common method.
 
We used to bond at the meter can up until probably around 1996, or so. Although my memory may be a bit fuzzy on the exact year.
 
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