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![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/Violations/Submissions/dcp00504.jpg) Here's a new installation that wasn't even finished yet. They still haven't corrected it even after telling them it is against code.
Morton E. (Gene) Brown, CPE, CPQ (Submitted via Joe Tedesco)
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If the pipe bollards were easily removeable, it would be a fine job.
At least they understand the workmanship part, nice neat looking piece of work.
Tom
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what code section would require the posts
( properly spaced of course) to protect against vehicular damage?
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Sparky,
Try 110-27(b) on for size. i've heard of it being enforced for meter locations in alleyways where there would be traffic.
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Sparky,
Try 110-27(b) on for size. i've heard of it being enforced for meter locations in alleyways where there would be traffic.
Tom
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thanks Tom, although i cannot substaintiate it, i could swear the word 'vehicle', or 'vehicular' was used somewhere in the NEC in relation to such barriers. i have not found this, so i must be dreaming it ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/smile.gif)
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See 110-26(f)(2) Outdoor. Outdoor electrical equipment shall be installed in suitable enclosures and shall be protected from accidental contact by unauthorized personnel, or by vehicular traffic, or by accidental spillage or leakage from piping systems.
Joe Tedesco, NEC Consultant
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I keep looking at the picture and thinking there is something wrong besides any working clearance problems. This looks like a transformer and the ones I am familiar with require ventilation space at the back. Also, can anyone tell me what type of conduit the black stuff is?
Personally, I don't like seeing transformers in public traffic areas. It seems like Mr. Public likes to use them for shelves and tables. If it snows in this area, it may provide people with a nice warm and dry place to set stuff down as they get in and out of there cars. I have only seen transformers in similar enclosures installed inside; but, I have seen them inside with a foot of papers stacked on top.
Phil H
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Thank you Joe!
i hate it when U know it's in there, but can't make good on it!
Phil,
could it be sealtight ? with a large radius 90 deg primary ( left)???
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Black conduit Phil??? You know, it kinda looks like SEALTIGHT. and it's gray. You have to switch over to sealtight when hooking up equip. such as transformers,etc...
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