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SaskPower
Applies to: Saskatchewan, Canada
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Item standards
- ESR Figure 2-10Outside Splitter
- ESR Figure 2-11Single Phase 3W or Three Phase 4W Exceeding 200A
- ESR Figure 2-12Multi-Meter Center - Customer Assembled Unit
- ESR Figure 2-13Padmount Distribution Center
- ESR Figure 2-14Single Phase 3W or Three Phase 4W Over 300V Up to 200A
- ESR Figure 2-15Single Phase 120/240V 3W 100A or 200A Rural Metering (Free Standing Pedestal)
- ESR Figure 2-16Single Phase 120/240V 3W 100A or 200A Rural Metering (RUD Transformer)
- ESR Figure 2-17Single Phase 120/240V 3W 100A or 200A Rural Metering (Pole Mounted)
- ESR Figure 2-18Single Phase 120/240V or 240/480V 3W 100A or 200A Rural F-Cabinet
- ESR Figure 2-19Three Phase (up to 347/600V) 4W 200A Rural F-Cabinet
- ESR Figure 2-1ASingle Phase 120/240V 3W 200A Buried Service Meter Installation
- ESR Figure 2-20Oilfield Customer Cable Marking
- ESR Figure 2-21Three Phase Pad-Mount Transformer with Attached Metering Over 200A
- ESR Figure 2-22Cable Routing in Pad-Mount Transformer Vault
- ESR Figure 2-23Customer Cable Support in Pad-Mount Transformer
- ESR Figure 2-24Clearances for Aerial Services
- ESR Figure 2-25Pad-Mount Transformer Clearances for Inset into Buildings
- ESR Figure 2-26Pad-Mount Transformer Clearances (Enclosure and Barrier)
- ESR Figure 2-27Meter Socket Requirements
- ESR Figure 2-28Socket Connection Diagrams for Self-Contained Meters
- ESR Figure 2-29Current Transformer Connection Diagrams
- ESR Figure 2-2AThree-Phase 120/208V 4W 200A Buried Service Meter Installation
- ESR Figure 2-3Single Phase 120/240V 3W 200A Meter Socket Mounted on Stub Pole
- ESR Figure 2-30Indoor Current Transformers - 5 kV Class
- ESR Figure 2-31Indoor Voltage Transformers - 5 kV Class
- ESR Figure 2-32Customer Owned 5 kV Live-Front Switchgear (Typical)
- ESR Figure 2-4Single Family Dwelling Gas and Electrical Meter Installation
- ESR Figure 2-5Single Phase 120/240V 3W 400A or 600A Customer Service Termination Enclosure
- ESR Figure 2-6Three Phase 120/208V 4W 400A or 600A Customer Service Termination Enclosure
- ESR Figure 2-7Single Phase 120/240V 3W Multi-Position Meter Trough with Blank Compartment
- ESR Figure 2-8Single Phase 120/240V 3W Splitter with (Multi-Position) Meter Trough
- ESR Figure 2-9Single Phase 120/240V 3W or Three Phase 120/208V 4W Splitter with Multiple Meters
- ESR Figure 3-1Definition of Pre-Disturbance and Disturbance Voltage
- ESR Figure 3-2Limits on Acceptable Voltage Fluctuations with Occurrence Rate between Once per Day and Once per Minute
- ESR Figure 3-4Example of the Cumulative Distribution of Plt over the Measurement Period
- ESR Figure 3-5Normalized Flickermeter Response for Rectangular Voltage Fluctuations
- ESR Figure 3-6Definition of % Notch Depth
- ESR Figure 4-1Customer Owned Overhead 15 kV or 25 kV Facilities
- ESR Figure 4-2Customer Owned 15 kV or 25 kV Live-front Switchgear (Typical)
- ESR Figure 4-3Customer Owned 15 kV or 25 kV Dead-Front Switchgear (Typical)
- ESR Figure 4-4Conduit, Pull Boxes, and Junction Box for 72 kV Outdoor Instrument Transformer Secondary
- ESR Figure 4-5Conduit, Pull Boxes, and Junction Box for 138 kV or 230 kV Outdoor Instrument Transformer Secondary
- ESR Figure 4-6 (Sheet 1 of 2)72 kV, 138 kV, and 230 kV Termination Structure (Typical) (Dwg ESR Figure 4-6 (Sheet 1 of 2))
- ESR Figure 4-6 (Sheet 2 of 2)72 kV, 138 kV, and 230 kV Termination Structure (Typical) (Dwg ESR Figure 4-6 (Sheet 2 of 2))
- ESR Section 1General Requirements
- ESR Section 2Technical Requirements for Service up to and Including 5 kV
- ESR Section 3SaskPower System Characteristics and Power Quality Requirements for Customer Loads
- ESR Section 4Requirements for Customer Owned Substations Greater Than 5 kV
- SaskPower ESRSaskPower Electric Service Requirements
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