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About this Guide The intent of this guide is to provide direction and guidance for customers, consultants and electrical contractors either requiring or installing an electrical service that will be energized by ATCO Electric. This guide provides specifications for metering configurations for most services under 750 volts. The metering and service specifications outlined in this publication must also comply with all applicable requirements of Part 1 of the current Canadian Electrical Code, the Alberta Safety Codes Act and ATCO Electric's "Terms & Conditions. All metering and service installations must meet these requirements. Where the design, application, location or construction of the installation does not conform to these requirements or violates any other related act or code regulations, ATCO Electric will not install metering or energize a service. Additional copies of this publication are available on the ATCO Electric internet site at www.atcoelectric.com. Installations NOT covered by this Guide Special arrangements can be made for installing service connections not specified in this guide, with approval prior to installation. Consult the local ATCO Electric customer service representative for more information.
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List of Drawings and Tables Glossary GENERAL INFORMATION APPLICATION FOR SERVICE AND GENERAL REQUIREMENTS Non-Standard Services RESIDENTIAL SERVICES Single Phase Residential Services Self-Contained Metering Single Phase Residential Services Instrument Transformer Metering Multiple Customer Metering FARM SERVICES Single Phase Farm Services Self-Contained Metering Single Phase Farm Services Instrument Transformer Metering Three Phase Farm Services Self-Contained Metering Three Phase Farm Services Instrument Transformer Metering COMMERCIAL SERVICES Single Phase Commercial Services Self-Contained Metering Single Phase Commercial Services Instrument Transformer Metering Three Phase Commercial Services Self-Contained Metering Three Phase Commercial Services Instrument Transformer Metering INDUSTRIAL SERVICES Single Phase Industrial Services Self-Contained Metering Single Phase Industrial Services Instrument Transformer Metering Three Phase Industrial Services Self-Contained Metering Three Phase Industrial Services Instrument Transformer Metering MICROGENERATION TEMPORARY SERVICES & IDLE SERVICES INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS MANUFACTURED SWITCHGEAR FOR SERVICES & METERING 5 7 9 13 16 17 18 29 30 35 36 41 43 44 47 48 50 53 54 57 58 60 63 64 71 73 75 87
List of Drawings and Tables Standard Overhead Distribution Voltages Standard Underground Distribution Voltages Recommended Voltage Variation Limits Underground Residential Pedestal, Service and Cable Stubbing Arrangement Multiple Services in a Multiple Dwelling Optional Townhouse MultiMeter Detail Multi-Port Connection Terminals for AMR Acreage Customer Owned Secondary - Mounted on a Pole Typical Arrangement for Multiple Customer Metering Quadlogic miniCloset Metering Equipment Farm Type Metering Padmount Transformer and Underground Service on a Farm Installation of Multi-Breaker Box for Farm Type Metering of 2 Services ATCO Electric Standard for Self-contained Metering of 100 or 200 amp on An Oilfield Service Pole Pole Metering for Oilfield Loads Over 200 Amps Customer Owned Metering in a Building, for Oilfield Loads Over 200 Amps 68 Secondary Overhead to Underground Riser on a Pole Meter Requiring Instrument Transformers Typical Connections for 3 Phase 4 Wire Wye Services Meter and Test Switch Enclosures Single Phase, 3W 120/240 Volt Instrument Metering 3 Phase, 4W 120/208Y Volt Instrument Metering 3 Phase, 4W 277/480Y or 347/600Y V Instrument Metering Bolting Instrument Transformer 3 Phase, 4W 347/600Y V Instrument Metering AMR Equipped 2 Wire Current Transformer 600V Class Window Type Current Transformer 600V Class Voltage Transformer 600V Class 69 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86
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Diagrams of Socket Connections Diagrams of Socket Connections contd Wiring Diagram for Grounding Resisters Design Clearances on Underground Distribution Sizing of Building Alcove for Locating a Padmounted Transformer Typical Alignment on Front Street Monolithic Curb / Sidewalk Typical Alignment on Front Street Boulevard Typical Alignment on Rear Lot Utility Lane Landscaping Adjacent to Underground Electrical Equipment Landscaping Adjacent to Padmount Transformer and Pedestal Landscaping Adjacent to Padmount Switch Cubicle or Street Light Protective Guard Posts for Padmounted Transformer or Switching Cubicles (Open Areas) Protective Guard Posts for Padmounted Transformer Located in Alcoves
Standard Supply Voltages The following tables show the Company's standard overhead and underground voltage, phase and load configurations. Not all standard voltages are available at all locations:
Table 1 Standard Overhead Distribution System Transformer Load Full Load Range Line Phase / Wire Range Amperes 10 to 167 kVA @120 @240 Single Phase, 3 Wire (may be larger for 83 to 1391 41 to 696 Special loads) Amps Amps Three Phase, 4 Wire Three Phase, 4 Wire Three Phase, 4 Wire 30 to 300 kVA 15 to 3000 kVA 150 to 3000 kVA 83 to 833 Amps 18 to 3610 Amps 144 to 2887 Amps
Table 2 Standard Underground Distribution System Transformer Load Full Load Range Line Phase / Wire Range Amperes @120 @120 Single Phase, 3 Wire 10 to 100 kVA 83 to 833 41 to 416 Amps Amps Three Phase, 4 Wire Three Phase, 4 Wire Three Phase, 4 Wire 75 to 500 kVA 30 to 4000 kVA Minimum 150 kVA 208 to 1388 Amps 36 to 4813 Amps 144 Amps and Up
Other Voltages Service may be provided at any required voltage, under mutually, satisfactory agreed terms. Requests for non-standard voltage supply must be approved by the Company. Voltage Operating Conditions All services are alternating current 60 hertz. The normal system voltage and voltage limits at the service entrance are as specified in the Canadian Electrical Association Reference Standard for Canadian Practice "Preferred Voltage Levels for AC Systems 0 50,000 volts" and CSA Standard CAN 3C23583, Table 3.
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For supply circuits of 1,000 50,000 volts the recommended voltage variation to the Customer is: 1. The voltage rise does not exceed six percent above normal (7.2V on 120V base). 2. The voltage drop on sub transmission does not exceed six percent below normal (7.2V on 120V base) or on distribution does not exceed eight percent below normal (9.6V on 120V base). 3. The voltage variation from maximum to minimum on load cycle periods does not exceed nine percent (10.8V on 120V base).
Ownership of Facilities The Company or the R.E.A.L retains full title on all equipment, lines and apparatus which it provides in extending service and metering the electricity supply. Instrument transformers provided by the Company and installed by a Customer remain the property of the Company. "Terms & Conditions and Rate Schedules Information on the ATCO Electric's "Terms & Conditions and Rate Schedules are available at any ATCO Electric office or at www.atcoelectric.com.
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Customer Metering and Services Guide APPLICATION FOR SERVICE AND GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
The Customer should apply for service early in the planning stage of a project in order for the Company to meet the Customer's needs, determine the best service arrangement and to provide the time to obtain necessary equipment. Contact the local Customer Service Representative or see application requirements on www.atcoelectric.com. The Customer shall provide the Company with all the necessary information regarding the type of service, connected loads, timing, service voltage and a site plan. A service agreement may be required with the Company's "Terms & Conditions and the rate schedule applicable to the service. A Customer contribution may be required. Service Voltage and Location The service voltage is the voltage and phase(s) requested by the Customer. Each service will be at one of the standard voltages listed in this guide and will be metered appropriately. Requests for voltage supply must be approved by the Company. The service location on the Customer's premises is subject to approval of the Company. Service Entrance Drawings To ensure the Customer does not experience any delays on a service entrance over 200 amperes, three sets of drawings of the service entrance, service location and service, and metering layout shall be submitted to a Company Customer service or marketing representative. The drawings shall be stamped final and initialed by the issuing consultant or electrical contractor. All installations shall comply with the applicable requirements of the Canadian Electrical Code and Alberta Safety Codes Act regulations. Access The Company has the right, and will endeavor to make reasonable arrangements, to enter the Customer's property or premises to install, inspect, read, change, maintain and remove its facilities. For Company facilities located within locked Customer premises the Customer shall provide a means of access. In subdivisions, the developer shall provide easement at no cost to the Company where required for access, and for providing service extensions to each parcel of property. Meter Locations All metering and service locations shall be approved by the Company prior to installation. Meters shall be located either on the line side where the voltage is less than 300V line to line or load side of the Customer's main breaker (disconnect) where the voltage is greater than 300V line to line as detailed in the Canadian Electrical Code. Company personnel must have reasonable access to the meter to perform meter changes, testing and meter reads.
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Splitter Box Location A splitter box must not be installed ahead of the meter or service disconnect. The instrument transformer enclosure can not be used as a splitter box. Wiring Permit A copy of a signed electrical wiring permit shall be presented to the Company before the electrical service is connected on a new, altered or relocated service. Retailer The Customer must have a retailer before a service can be energized. A retailer or any other person acting as an agent of a Customer may apply for a service connection on behalf of the Customer. The Retailer or agent must provide the Company, in a form acceptable to the Company, verifiable authorization from the Customer to make the application. Relocations Where a building extension encloses or interferes with existing metering, the Company will relocate the service at the Customer's expense. There is no charge if the overhead service conductors and the meter only are relocated. The Company will, at the request of a Customer, relocate the facilities installed to service the Customer, provided the Customer pays all costs of such relocation. There will be no charge to relocate only the meter and overhead service conductors.
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Overhead to Underground Urban Residential Service When a Customer requests an underground service from an overhead supply the Customer shall be responsible for all additional costs incurred by the Company.
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Notes on Cable Stubbing: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Extend cable end a minimum of 300 mm above highest cable in trench. Seal cable end with S.A.P. tape and cover with all weather tape. Attach location tape to cable end and extend location tape to surface. Refer to H9 for all tagging, signage & cable marking Random separation Telephone/Cable TV/Power. Revised Dec-09 - 22 -
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Notes: 1. Meter sockets can be attached on either side or top of the junction box provided it meets the supply authority requirements. 2. A locking mechanism for a padlock is required on the junction box. ATCO Electric will supply the padlock. 3. The Customer is responsible for the supply and installation of: a. Junction box 760 X 760 x 250 mm weatherproof. b. Termination blocks sized to 300MCM AL. c. Meter sockets minimum 100 Amps. d. All conduit c/w expansion joint. e. All secondary connections from the termination blocks to the meter sockets. 4. ATCO Electric is responsible for; a. Supply and installation of meters. b. Supply, installation and connection of the source cable to the junction box.
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Notes: 1. The Multi-port access cover must be sealed at all times. 2. The AMR water meter wire hole should be positioned as close as possible to the bottom left of the conduit (see diagram) without interfering with the main service panel. 3. The auxiliary metering wire that connects to the multi-port terminals must be ty-rapped to the meter socket conduit so that it can not be accidentally pulled from the Field Wiring Terminal block.
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Overhead to Underground Rural Residential Service When a Customer requests an underground service from an overhead supply, the Customer shall be responsible for all costs incurred by the Company.
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The Company shall: Procure the meter head, current transformer (CT) shorting block, current transformers (CTs) and telephone line termination blocks (RJ11). Program, verify and seal the meter head. Verify the wiring connections from the CTs to the CT shorting block & to the meter head. Verify the power connection wiring to the meter head. Seal the meter head cabinet; seal the CT shorting block cabinet; seal the distribution panel containing the CTs.
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The Company shall: Supply and install all primary facilities required for pole metering including the multi-breaker box and the SE cable for the source. Supply and install the meter.
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Notes: 1. With the company's approval, the REA Customer may install the main breaker and meter socket on their residence or other building and the REA would own the facilities up to the meter. Meter can be raised to prevent cattle rubbing. Revised Dec-09 - 38 -
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The Company shall: For underground services, supply and install all facilities required for electrical service up to the padmount transformer. Supply current and/or voltage instrument transformers and upon request ship the equipment to the electrical contractor or manufacturer. Supply and install the meter.
For the following three phase services or any other services not covered in this guide, see the local ATCO Electric office prior to construction. Overhead to Underground Farm Service Underground to Overhead Farm Service Underground Service from a Padmount Transformer Farm Service
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The Company shall: For underground services, supply and install all facilities required for electrical service up to and including the padmount transformer. For overhead services up to 150 kVA, supply and install conductors up to the weatherhead. Supply current and voltage instrument transformers and upon request ship the equipment to the electrical contractor or manufacturer. Supply and install the meter.
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The Company shall: For underground services, supply and install all facilities required for electrical service up to and including the padmount transformer. For overhead services up to 150 kVA, supply and install conductors up to the weatherhead. Supply current and voltage instrument transformers and upon request ship the equipment to the electrical contractor or manufacturer. Supply and install the meter.
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Notes: 1. 2. 3. Customer is to supply connectors if conductors over 1000 kcmil in size or multiple conductors per phase are used. Cover all connections with all weather tape or proper covers. Vertical conductors attached to a pole must be suitably protected. If the riser cannot be placed where interference from vehicular traffic or pedestrian activity will be minimal. Steel posts, concrete curbs or other approved means must be used to protect the facilities. ATCO Electric recommends Customer install a ground at pole so no neutral current from ATCO Electric circuit will flow to Customer's ground at main breaker. All Customers cable including single phase similar to Detail B must be mounted on unistrut mounting brackets with the exception of X390 and X391. Unistrut comes in two sizes with a 216 or 381mm stand-off arm and the company recommends using the shortest that is adequate. Unistrut mounting brackets will be provided by ATCO Electric. Rigid PVC or HFT conduit with a trade size of 2 1/2 or larger will be acceptable with spacing between supports of 2.5 m, at one point only. ATCO Electric will locate Customer underground cable on a Customers property. Agreement should be obtained that ATCO Electric is not liable for any dig ins as the cable was installed and mapped by the Customer. Tech. Cable to be installed in rigid conduit. To avoid risers slipping through the conduit, the risers should be planted firmly on the ground or clamped to an approved cable tray.
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Small Micro-Generation Small micro-generation is defined as a generating unit of a normal capacity of less than 150 kW. The Customer is: Required to meet with ATCO Electric to ensure the service connection details follow the Alberta Utilities Commission guidelines and the Supply Authority requirements.
Large Micro-Generation Large micro-generation is defined as a generating unit of a normal capacity of at least 150 kW, but not exceeding 1 MW. The Customer is: Required to meet with ATCO Electric to ensure the service connection details follow the Alberta Utilities Commission guidelines and the Supply Authority requirements.
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Notes: 1. The instrument transformer cabinet and the meter / test switch enclosure must be in the same room. 2. Indoor instrument transformer cabinets may have double; vertically hinged doors which swing open at least 110 degrees or a singlehinged door are acceptable. If the cabinet is in a high dust area it must be a single weatherproof door type. 3. Metering shall be located inside a building. For oilfield and irrigation pump loads, metering shall only be located inside a building or on a service / transformer pole. Metering shall not be located on the pumpjack. 4. The electrical contractor shall not place a LB (elbow with cover) between the meter / test switch enclosure and the instrument transformer cabinet. Revised Dec-09 - 76 -
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Single Phase (1) Combined six terminal meter socket base and 6 pole test switch enclosure with provision for locking.
Three Phase (2) Combined thirteen terminal meter socket base and 10 pole test switch enclosure with provision for locking.
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1. For outdoor applications use a single door Weatherproof instrument transformer cabinet. 2. The electrical contractor shall not place a LB (elbow with cover) between the meter / test switch enclosure and the instrument transformer cabinet. 3. If the meter socket and test switch enclosure is on top of the instrument transformer cabinet, the minimum separation shall be 50mm. 4. For Single Phase 3 wire services greater than 200 amps, the Microlectric FA4B6T may be used. It is a combination 6 jaw meter socket and test switch enclosure that also houses 2 2 wire current transformers. It may be used for outside and inside applications. Revised Dec-09 - 78 -
Notes: 1. The Current Transformer secondary polarity mark must always be on the Line side. 2. The instrument transformer enclosure must be at least 760 x 760 x 250 mm. (H x W x D) 3. A combination six terminal meter socket and test switch enclosure is required as shown on page 78 (1), Meter and Test Switch Enclosures 4. The electrical contractor shall not place a LB (elbow with cover) between the meter / test switch enclosure and the instrument transformer cabinet. 5. The electrical contractor shall ensure that the connection to the current transformer is made with the correct bolt size and is tight.
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Notes: 1. The Current Transformer secondary polarity marks must always be on the line side. 2. The instrument transformer enclosure must be at least 760 x 760 x 250 mm (H x W x D). 3. A combination 13 jaw meter socket and prewired test switch enclosure is required as shown on page 78 (2), Meter and Test Switch Enclosures. 4. The neutral conductor must be brought in to the instrument transformer cabinet from the star point of the transformer to an isolated neutral block as per the Canadian Electrical Code. 5. The electrical contractor shall not place a LB (elbow with cover) between the meter / test switch enclosure and the instrument transformer cabinet. 6. The electrical contractor shall ensure that the connection to the current transformer is made with the correct bolt size and is tight. Revised Dec-09 - 80 -
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Mounting or Fastening Instrument Transformers The most common method is to attach the instrument transformers to the back plate with self tapping metal screws. If the instrument transformers are bolted to the back plate the following method must be used.
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Notes: 1. ATCO Electric supplies and installs the External 2 kVA signaling transformer for AMR. 2. Space of 450 X 450 mm is required at the instrument transformer cabinet to mount the unit. 3. All wiring of AMR equipment is completed by ATCO Electric.
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Note: Window type current transformers require an instrument transformer enclosure of at least 1200 x 900 x 300 mm (H x W x D)
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Customer Metering and Services Guide MANUFACTURED SWITCHGEAR FOR SERVICES & METERING
For 600 volt switchgear, the instrument transformer compartment shall be a minimum height x width x depth of: 760 x 760 x 250 mm for 2001200 amp size, 1200 x 900 x 300 mm for 12012000 amp size, and 1200 x 900 x 450 mm for 20014000 amp size.
On CSA approved metalclad (not cubicle) switchgear some deviation from the above sizes is permitted with prior approval from the Company. For 5000 volt switchgear, the instrument transformer compartment shall be a minimum height x width x depth of 1250 x 900 x 450 mm. The minimum size of conductor leads for the VT primary leads is to be No. 8 AWG shield 5 kV cable. Indoor/Outdoor Switchgear For service greater than 200 amps and up to 750 volts with Customer owned switchgear, indoor metering is preferred. Oilfield service metering shall be pole mounted as shown in diagram on page 67. For 525 kV services, the Company prefers outdoor pole mounted primary metering. Transducer/Sensing Connections in Switchgear On indoor Customerowned switchgear the only Customer load connections permitted ahead of the Company metering are load characteristic sensing transducers (i.e.: current or voltage and/or phase sequence or ground fault sensing devices) and transfer switch sensing devices required for main breaker control tripping and safety. All other transducers (i.e.: panel display lighting, panel meters, motor trip/close actuators and auxiliary sensing and power supply services) are to be connected on the load side of the Company's metering. Manufacturer/Consultant's Drawings for Switchgear Prior to the manufacturing of the switchgear, the Customer shall submit three copies of the manufacturers or consultants drawings including dimensions of the main breaker cubicle, the control and sensing compartment and the metering compartment. Drawings shall include single line diagrams of all Customer control and sensing devices connected on the line side of the Company's metering.
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CT Cabinet and Switchgear Enclosure The CT cabinet of the switchgear shall be at least 100 mm above the floor and the switchgear enclosures height shall be no more that 2400 mm above the floor. The enclosure door(s) shall swing open a minimum of 110 degrees. Two vertically hinged doors are preferred; however a singlehinged door is acceptable. Provisions for locking the door(s) of the CT cabinet must be provided. Warning Signs for Manufactured Switchgear The Customer shall place a sign warning of live (fused) components, even if the breaker is open in a conspicuous location near the main breaker.
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Notes: A. B. The Canadian Electrical Code Rule 26-242 applies. If a transformer is placed closer than 3m to a metal building, the owner is required to burry a No.4 copper conductor as a gradient control wire around and 0.5 to 1.0 metres away from the building, buried 200 to 300 mm below ground level with interconnection to the building and to the ATCO Electric gradient control wire. The doors on the switch cubicle and padmounted transformer must not face each other without adequate work space of at least 4.5m. If the doors on the switch cubicle are not located on the side of the cubicle adjacent to the building, the distance between the building and the cubicle may be reduced to 1.0m. In all installations there must be work space of at least 4.5m in front of the doors. Revised Dec-09 - 93 -
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Notes: 1. Minimum clearance from pad to building in alcove does not apply to footings for vault pads which may extend right up to the building foundation. 2. If a suitable fire resistant wall or barrier is constructed, this distance may be reduced to line of sight distance. 3. The accessible work area in front of the padmounted transformer of adequate strength to install a transformer or to raise and remove a transformer.
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