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DAA List of Dominion Codes Flashcards

1
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TD7625GROD*

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Pad mount transformer, 25 kVA, 19.9 kV to 120/240 volts

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TD76100GROD*

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Pad mount transformer, 100 kVA, 7.6 kV to 120/240 volts

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3
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TD1925GROD*

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Pad mount transformer, 25 kVA, 19.9 kV to 120/240 volts

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TD19100GROD*

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Pad mount transformer, 100 kVA, 19.9 kV to 120/240 volts

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5
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KPTERM10

A

1 PH TERMINATION NON-ENERGIZED =<1/0

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6
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TD1916776*

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Pad transformer stepdown deadfront, single phase, 167 kVA, 19 kV to 7.6 kV

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7
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TD1950076*

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Pad transformer stepdown deadfront, single phase, 500 kVA, 19 kV to 7.6 kV

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8
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PDPC1T36BF

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Precast box pad for single phase transfomers

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8
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FEEDTHRU

A

200 amp, large interface, 35 kV loadbreak bushings

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9
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AR27EBMOVGS

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Arrester, 27 kV elbow (for 19 kV circuits)

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9
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FCUSLV

A

Fuse, current limiting, 200 amp, 250V 2 sleeve term., 4/0 al - (Code for 2 each address)

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9
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FEEDTHRU2

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200 amp, small interface, 15 kV loadbreak bushings

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10
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PROTECAP200

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Protective Static Cap, 35 kV

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10
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PROTECAP15KV

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Protective Static Cap, 15 kV

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11
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AR10EBMOVTSM

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Arrester, 10 kV elbow (for 7.6/7.2 kV circuits)

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12
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FI300UGL

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Fault Indicator, 300 amp trip, 1 phase transformers (every fifth transformer)

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13
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KCPBLTERM10

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Termination of primary cable into existing transformer pad

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14
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CND4S490D36

A

PVC Schedule 40 4” elbow 90° 36” radius

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15
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KOPEXISTTRF

A

Install Open Point into existing transformer pad

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16
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KCBLREARR

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Use when splicing new primary into existing primary between devices

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17
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KFIEXISTTRF

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Installation of fault indicator into existing transformer pad

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18
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TME10J3

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Terminator Elbow, 21.1/36.6kV for 1/0 al., jacketed, 345 mil, cable

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19
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SD1TPVE

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Single Phase Tap Switch

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19
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TME10J3

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Terminator Elbow, 21.1/36.6kV for 1/0 al., jacketed, 345 mil, cable (quantity of 4 need)

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20
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FI300CRUG

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Fault indicator, 300 amp trip, u.g. 1 ph. 1/0 cable -

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21
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SECPED

A

Secondary Pedestal

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21
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KTERMPED

A

Secondary termination non-energized =<1/0

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21
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FCU2SPD

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Fuse, c.l., 200 amp, 250V, two 1-hole spade term. For pedestal - (Code for 2 each address)

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22
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DTC27GROD*

A

Dummy transformer cabinet, (27 kV elbow for 19 kV circuits)(10 kV elbow for 7.6/7.2 kV circuits)

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23
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KPTERM10

A

1 PH TERMINATION NON-ENERGIZED =<1/0

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24
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FI300CRUG

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Fault indicator, 300 amp trip, u.g. 1 phase 1/0 cable - Dummy transformers

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24
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GROD4CUUG (15)

A

1-4 Ft. Copper Rod & Coupling

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25
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GRODCUUGF

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Fixed Items Copper Rod, Each Location

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26
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KGRDROD

A

Labor code to install ground rods

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27
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GNDKITLC

A

GROUNDING KIT FOR SPLICE PITS

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28
Q

KTUNNEL2

A

GUIDE DRILL EXCAVATE 2 IN TUNNEL

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28
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KTUNNEL4

A

GUIDE DRILL EXCAVATE 4 IN TUNNEL

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29
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KTUNNEL6

A

GUIDE DRILL EXCAVATE 6 IN TUNNEL

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29
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KROCKDRL4

A

ROCK GUIDE DRILL (INCLUDE FOOTAGE’)

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30
Q

CND2SPOOL

A

HDPE 2”, Schedule 40, Conduit - (1/0, 4/0, #8)

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31
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CND4SPOOL

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HDPE 4”, Schedule 40, Conduit - (750)

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31
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CND3SPOOL

A

HDPE 3”, Schedule 40, Conduit - (500)

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32
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KCND2TUNNEL

A

PULL 2” CONDUIT THROUGH TUNNEL

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33
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KCND3TUNNEL

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PULL 3” CONDUIT THROUGH TUNNEL

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33
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KCND4TUNNEL

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PULL 4” CONDUIT THROUGH TUNNEL

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34
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U10J3TUNOO

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1/0 primary, guide drill from pole to pole

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35
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U10J3TUNOP

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1/0 primary, guide drill from pole to pad

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35
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U10J3TUNPP

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1/0 primary, guide drill from pad to pad

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35
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U10J3TUNOS

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1/0 primary, guide drill from pole to splice

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36
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U10J3TUNPS

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1/0 primary, guide drill from pad to stub up

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37
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U10J3TUNSP

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1/0 primary, guide drill from splice to pad

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37
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U10J3TUNSS

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1/0 primary, guide drill from splice to splice

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38
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U10J3TUNSP

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1/0 primary, guide drill from splice to pad (OPEN/CLOSE Holes built into MU)

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39
Q

KPSPLICE10

A

1/0 SPLICE LABOR

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39
Q

SPL10J3

A

1/0 SPLICE KIT

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39
Q

KCBLSPK

A

DE-ENERGING EXISTING 1/0 PRIMARY LABOR (Test before splicing new into existing for safety)

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40
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KXHOLEAO

A

OPEN STANDARD SPLICE PIT 6’X4’X4’

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40
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KXHOLEAC

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CLOSE STANDARD SPLICE PIT 6’X4’X4’

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41
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KPSPLICE10

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1/0 SPLICE LABOR

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42
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SPL10J3

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1/0 SPLICE KIT

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42
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KPPOTP

A

VDOT ROAD CROSSING ( POTHOLE TO LOCATE UTILITIES)

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43
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USGD50PAPD

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UG 500 Secondary, guide drill from transformer to pedestal

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43
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USGD50PAOH

A

UG 500 Secondary, guide drill from transformer to pole

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44
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USGD50PDPD

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UG 500 Secondary, guide drill from pedestal to pedestal (Not Standard Practice)

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45
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USGD75PAPD

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UG 750 Secondary, guide drill from transformer to pedestal

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45
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USGD75PDPD

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UG 750 Secondary, guide drill from pedestal to pedestal

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45
Q

BUSPLATE (3)

A

Secondary Busplate for 1P Transformers, 8 hole plate

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46
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LP50GD

A

500 service lateral guide drill from pedestal to meter w/ 3” riser

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46
Q

LP50GDPDSP

A

500 service lateral guide drill from pedestal to splice

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46
Q

LT50GD

A

500 service lateral guide drill from transformer to meter

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47
Q

LT50GDSP

A

500 service lateral guide drill from transformer to splice

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47
Q

LT40GD

A

4/0 service lateral guide drill from transformer to meter or jbox

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48
Q

LT40GDSP

A

4/0 service lateral guide drill from transformer to splice

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49
Q

LP40GD

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4/0 service lateral guide drill from pedestal to meter (or jbox) w/ 2” riser

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50
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LP40GDPDSP

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4/0 service lateral guide drill from pedestal to splice

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50
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LP40GDPDST

A

4/0 service lateral guide drill from pedestal to stub up

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51
Q

SEC2AL

A

2 Aluminum Entrance Cable

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52
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SEC20AL

A

2/0 Aluminum Entrance Cable, 100 amp meters (removal only)

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52
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SEC40AL

A

4/0 Aluminum Entrance Cable, 200 amp meters

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53
Q

LT50GD40SP

A

500 splice into 4/0 service lateral guide drill from Tranformer

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54
Q

USGD40PAOH

A

UG 4/0 Secondary, guide drill from transformer to pole

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55
Q

USGD50PAOH

A

UG 500 Secondary, guide drill from transformer to pole

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55
Q

USGD40PDOH

A

UG 4/0 Secondary, guide drill from pedestal to pole

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56
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USGD50PDOH

A

UG 500 Secondary, guide drill from pedestal to pole

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56
Q

SVCBRKWAY2

A

Service line breakaway

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57
Q

LT40GD

A

4/0 service lateral guide drill from transformer to meter or jbox

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58
Q

CND2S4

A

PVC Schedule 40 2”

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59
Q

KHT24

A

HAND TRENCH/BACKFILL 24 IN (include footage’)

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60
Q

KCNDTRNC* (2 OR 4)

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PLACE CONDUIT IN TRENCH 2 IN OR 4 IN (include footage’)

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61
Q

KCBLTRNC* (2 OR 4)

A

TIEING EXISTING SVC DIRECTLY INTO TRANSFORMER

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62
Q

CND*S490D24 (2 OR 3)

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PVC Schedule 40 2” elbow 90° 24” radius (2 or 3, Conduit size)

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63
Q

USL8DCUGDPAOH

A

8 service guide drill from transformer to street light

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64
Q

USL8DCUGDPDOH

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8 service guide drill from pedestal to street light

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65
Q

USL8DCUGDPOPO

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8 service guide drill from street light pole to street light pole

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66
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M1LBOX1LH

A

Junction box, left hand, 100 amp

67
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M1LBOX2LHA

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Junction box, left hand, 200 amp, stud terminal

67
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M1LBOX1RH

A

Junction box, right hand, 100 amp

68
Q

M1LBOX2RHA

A

Junction box, right hand, 200 amp, stud terminal

69
Q

M1LBOX2LHB

A

Junction box, left hand, 200 amp, lay-in terminal

70
Q

M1HBOX100

A

Junction box, Horizontal, 100 amp

71
Q

M1VBOX100

A

Junction box, Vertical, 100 amp

71
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M1HBOX200

A

Junction box, Horizontal, 200 amp

71
Q

M1VBOX200

A

Junction box, Vertical, 200 amp

72
Q

KTERMDP* (4 OR 5)

A

Labor to install service lateral into bottom of meter (when J Box is not used)

72
Q

KCBLSPL* (4 OR 5)

A

Labor to splice existing service lateral (when J Box is not used)

72
Q

KMETERCHK

A

Labor to check meter voltage (use with existing SVC splice, when leaving SVC OH, and when J Box is not used)

72
Q

LUBE3GAL

A

1 case (6-1/2 gallon bags) of cable lubrication

73
Q

LUBE2QT

A

½ gallon bag of cable lubrication

73
Q

Calculations for Lube

A

Distance (x) Conduit Size (x) 0.0015 = # of Gallons (Conduit Size 2” or 3”)

74
Q

P355

A

35 ft., class 5 wood pole

74
Q

P306

A

30 ft., class 6 wood pole

74
Q

P404

A

40 ft., class 4 wood pole

74
Q

KSEED

A

TRANSFORMER = 12’, PEDESTAL = 10’, PRIMARY SPLICE = 12’, SECONDERY SPLICE = 6’, HAND DIGGING = 1’ (for every square foot)

74
Q

P453

A

45 ft., class 3 wood pole

75
Q

P502

A

50 ft., class 2 wood pole

75
Q

P551

A

55 ft., class 1 wood pole

75
Q

P306

A

Pole 30’ Class 6

75
Q

P404

A

Pole 40’ Class 4

75
Q

P453

A

Pole 45’ Class 3

76
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P355

A

Pole 35’ Class 5

77
Q

P502

78
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P551

A

Pole 55’ Class 1

78
Q

VR1

A

Vertical ridge pin, tangent, single phase (Removal Only)

78
Q

VA1

A

Vertical angle, 6” porcelain insulators, single phase,10°-60° (Removal Only)

78
Q

VRD1

A

Vertical ridge pin double, tangent, single phase (Removal Only)

79
Q

VRDP1

A

Vertical ridge double post insulator, single phase

79
Q

VRP1

A

Vertical ridge post, tangent, single phase

79
Q

VAP1

A

Vertical angle, polymer insulator, single phase, 10°-60°

79
Q

FU3

A

Flat underbuild, 3 conductors, single arm

80
Q

FR3

A

Flat ridge pin 3 conductors, single arm

81
Q

FRP3

A

Flat ridge, post insulators, 3 conductors, single arm

81
Q

FUP3

A

Flat, underbuild, post insulators, 3 conductors, single arm

81
Q

PEXT

A

Post Top Extension

81
Q

FP3

A

Flat, post insulators, 3 conductors, single arm

82
Q

XWB

A

Crossarm, single, wood brace, 8’

82
Q

XWBG

A

Crossarm, single, wood brace & gain, 8’

83
Q

X10WBG

A

Crossarm, single, wood brace & gain, 10’

83
Q

X10WB

A

Crossarm, single, wood brace, single, 10’

83
Q

X10DEFGLD

A

Crossarm, deadend, fiberglass, 10’ Light Duty (Standard Install)

83
Q

XFB

A

Crossarm, single, flat brace, 8’

83
Q

XDWB

A

Crossarm, double, wood brace, 8’

84
Q

XFBG

A

Crossarm, single, flat brace & gain, 8

85
Q

XDFB

A

Crossarm, double, wood brace, 8’

86
Q

TM110J3V

A

Terminal, single phase, 1/0 cable on vertical overhead line

87
Q

TM110J3F

A

Terminal, single phase, 1/0- cable on flat overhead line

87
Q

U10J3

A

1/0 jacketed, 35 kV primary cable from terminal to ground (Include footage)(Removal Only)

87
Q

AR27OHMOVP

A

“Arrester 27 kV, metal oxide type, polymer
For general line arresters, capacitors, transformers, and scout arresters with
a wye primary connection on 19.9/ 34.5 kV circuits”

88
Q

AR27TMMOVP

A

“Arrester 27 kV, metal oxide type, polymer, riser type
For terminal poles, recloser, sectionalizers, voltage regulators and primary
metering and substation getaway applications with wye primary connections on
34.5/ 19.9 kV.”

89
Q

AR10OHMOVP

A

“Arrester 10 kV, metal oxide type polymer. For all Wye primary connected 7.2/ 12.5
kv and 7.6/ 13.2 kv distribution applications.For terminal poles, recloser, sectionalizers, voltage regulators and primary metering.”

90
Q

T76167TV

A

Single Phase OH Transformer vertical, 167 kVA, primary voltage 7.6 kV

90
Q

LAF1

A

Arrester, flat, 1 phase (Install Only)

90
Q

T1925TV

A

Single Phase OH Transformer vertical, 25 kVA, primary voltage 19.9 kV

90
Q

T19100TV

A

Single Phase OH Transformer vertical, 100 kVA, primary voltage 19.9 kV

91
Q

T7625TV

A

Single Phase OH Transformer vertical, 25 kVA, primary voltage 7.6 kV

91
Q

T7225TV

A

Single Phase OH Transformer vertical, 25 kVA, primary voltage 7.2 kV

91
Q

VDEP1

A

Vertical deadend, polymer insulator, single phase

92
Q

T72100TV

A

Single Phase OH Transformer vertical, 100 kVA, primary voltage 7.2 kV

93
Q

VDEP1V

A

Vertical deadend, polymer insulator, single phase tap

93
Q

VDEP1VCO

A

Vertical deadend, polymer insulator, single phase w/cutout

93
Q

VDEP1EXT

A

Vertical deadend, polymer insulator, single phase, extension link

93
Q

CO27LINE1

A

Cutout, 27 kV, standard, 100 amp for line

93
Q

VDDEP1S

A

Vertical double deadend, polymer insulator, single phase, tangent

93
Q

DESHOE* (2 or 10)

A

Dead end clamp for 1/0

93
Q

CO27LDLINE1

A

Cutout, 27 kV, loadbreak, 100 amp for line

93
Q

CO27LINE2

A

Cutout, 27 kV, standard, 200 amp for line

94
Q

CO27SBLINE3

A

Cutout, 27 kV, solid blade, 300 amp for line

94
Q

S1

A

Secondary 1 conductor, clevis & insulator, angle (0° - 30°) or tangent (Continuous Neutral)

94
Q

F622100

A

100 amp ’QA’

94
Q

CO27LDLINE2

A

Cutout, 27 kV, loadbreak, 200 amp for line

94
Q

F622200

A

200 amp ’QA’

94
Q

F622025

A

25 amp ’QA’

94
Q

SDDE1

A

Secondary double deadend 1 conductor, clevis & insulator

94
Q

SDE1

A

Secondary deadend 1 conductor, clevis & insulator

95
Q

SDDE1FLT

A

Secondary double deadend 1 conductor floating

95
Q

SDDE190

A

Sec. double deadend 1 conductor, clevis & insulator, 30° - 90°

95
Q

STDE

A

Secondary triplex, deadend

95
Q

SDDESC

A

Neutral double deadend with strain clamp, 4/0 and larger

95
Q

STDDE

A

Secondary triplex, double deadend

95
Q

SVENT100F

A

Service entrance cable, overhead, 100 amp (Removal Only)

95
Q

SVC2T

A

Service drop #2 triplex

95
Q

SVC40T

A

Service drop #4/0 triplex

96
Q

SEC2AL

A

2” Entry Cable

96
Q

SVENT200F

A

Service entrance cable, overhead, 200 amp (Removal Only)

96
Q

SEC40AL

A

4/0 Entry Cable

96
Q

SEC20AL

A

2/0 Entry Cable

96
Q

GI516

A

5/16” insulated guy, single eye pole plate

96
Q

GI716

A

7/16” insulated guy, single eye pole plate

97
Q

G516

A

5/16” uninsulated down guy

98
Q

G716

A

7/16” uninsulated down guy

98
Q

GSP516

A

Guy, uninsulated span, 5/16”

98
Q

GISP516

A

Guy, insulated span, 5/16”

98
Q

GSP716

A

Guy, uninsulated span, 7/16”

98
Q

GISP716

A

Guy, insulated span, 7/16”

99
Q

GG

A

Guy, guard

99
Q

GISW516

A

Guy, insulated sidewalk 5/16”

99
Q

GGM

A

Guy guard, multiple

99
Q

ANC8PIHS

A

Anchor, 8” power installed high strength tapped for 1” x 7’ rod, twin eye

100
Q

ANC10PIHS

A

Anchor, 10” power installed high strength tapped for 1” x 7’ rod, twin eye

101
Q

ANC12PIHS

A

Anchor, 12” power installed high strength tapped for 1” x 7’ rod, twin eye

101
Q

PGX

A

Perch guard (PVC) for single crossarm

101
Q

ANCH14PIHS

A

Anchor, 14” power installed high strength tapped for 1” x 7’ rod, twin eye

101
Q

WLGTX

A

Wildlife guard for OH Transformers

101
Q

RSP2

A

Riser Shield, polyethylene 2”

101
Q

RSP6

A

Riser Shield, polyethylene 6”

101
Q

GROD4CUOH

A

1-4 ft. copper rod & coupling - (15) EACH

101
Q

GRODCUOHF

A

Fixed items copper rod, each location

102
Q

RSP4

A

Riser Shield, polyethylene 4”

102
Q

CND2S4

A

PVC Schedule 40, 2”

102
Q

CND2GV

A

Schedule 40, 2”

103
Q

GDMOLD

A

GROUNDING MOLDING

103
Q

SUGPOLEBANDR

A

Reflective red pole band 1-3/8” x 36” / (42333009)

104
Q

LOHSC

A

Luminaire overhead secondary and grounding connections

104
Q

BKTUS30IN1

A

Bracket, upsweep 30 in., galv. 1-1/4 in. O.D. pipe, for use on wood poles

105
Q

POLECAP7

A

Pole Cap 7-1/2” / (51630700)

105
Q

POLECAP10

A

Pole Cap 10-1/2” / (51631300)

105
Q

P2CU*

A

Bare #2 - H.D. str. Copper

105
Q

GROD6CUOH

A

1-6 ft. copper rod & coupling - (15) EACH

105
Q

GROD8CUOH

A

1-8 ft. copper rod & clamp - (15) EACH

106
Q

POLECAP8

A

Pole Cap 8-1/2” / (5160900)

106
Q

POLECAP9

A

Pole Cap 9-1/2” / (51631100)

106
Q

POLECAP6

A

Pole Cap 6-1/2” / (51630500)

107
Q

P10AL*

A

Bare 1/0 - AAAC / ACSR

107
Q

P2AL*

A

Bare #2 - AAAC / ACSR

108
Q

P4CU*

A

Bare #4 - H.D. solid Copper

108
Q

TIE2PIN or POST

A

Primary tie wire for #2 - #6 AAAC / ACSR

109
Q

TIE10PIN or POST

A

Primary tie wire for 1/0-1350 AAAC / ACSR

109
Q

PWIREXFERA

A

Transfer existing primary into new ridge pin - < 4/0

110
Q

PWIREXFERB

A

Transfer existing primary into new ridge pin - > 1/0

110
Q

N10AL*

A

Bare 1/0 - AAAC / ACSR

111
Q

N2AL*

A

Bare #2 - AAAC / ACSR

111
Q

N4CU*

A

Bare #4 - H.D. solid Copper

111
Q

N2CU*

A

Bare #2 - H.D. str. Copper

111
Q

TIE10SPOOL

A

Neutral tie wire for 1/0 - 1350 AAAC / ACSR

111
Q

SWIREXFERA

A

Transfer existing secondary/neutral into new clevis - < / = 1/0

111
Q

TIE2SPOOL

A

Neutral tie wire for #2 - #6 AAAC / ACSR

112
Q

SWIREXFERB

A

Transfer existing secondary/neutral into new clevis - > 1/0

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