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High Leg on the C Phase

jar546

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I remember seeing a thread or comment where an inspector kept failing an installation because the high leg of a 120/240 3ph Delta was on the C phase of the meter can.

The POCO determines where they need the high leg and it just goes to show how inexperienced an inspector can be. This is a perfect example of what I am talking about. There is nothing wrong with this installation.

On the second photo, the top of the fire pump rated ATS, it is then placed on the B phase where it should be.

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Since the high leg is on the C phase on a 7-jaw meter can & is a PoCo standard, there are times when the high leg has to be on the C phase such as meter can with a main breaker in the same enclosure.
 
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