evilboweivel said: (quoted from post at 18:50:42 02/13/10) I would make no changes!
the power company does not play by the same rules as the rest of us.
local and state code enforcers say what happens in the meter can will be per the power company everything else is under their juristiction for code enforcement
Ron
Exactly! What everyone's opinions, experiences, 'ought to be's don't count for jack, when the power company refuses to connect.
TXU for example:
CUSTOMER'S GROUNDING ELECTRODE CONDUCTOR SHALL ORIGINATE IN THE SERVICE ENTRANCE EQUIPMENT AND EXTEND TO AN APPROVED GROUND ELECTRODE. THE GROUND ELECTRODE CONDUCTOR SHALL NOT TERMINATE WITHIN THE METER SOCKET. COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE INSTALLATION OF SERVICE CONTINGENT UPON OBSERVING AN UNSAFE CUSTOMER CONNECTION.
Clearly TXU expects their meter base enclosure to be connected to earth only by the neutral connection from the service entrance equipment.
And you can be sure the same will not apply where ever you may live!
As was said long before so many said so many words, in so many posts, ........check local codes and local power company, period!
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