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30.

General wiring conditions :

a) Mains :
 

The consumer's main shall in all cases be brought back to the Board's points of supply and sufficient cable shall be provided for connecting up with the Board's apparatus.

b)

Switches & Fuses :

 

The consumer shall provide proper linked quick break main switche or requisite capacity to carry and break current in each conductor near the commencement of supply All the consumer's switches should be on the live wire and the letter 'N' should be printed on the wooden board directly underneath the neutral conductor where it leaves the consumer's main switch for connecting upto the meter. No single pole switch cut-off should remain inserted in any neutral conductor.

c)

Balance of Installation :

 

If the connected load of any installation exceeds 10 amperes at 230 volts, the installation shall be wired on the group system, separate neutral wires being brought back in each case to the Iloard's point of supply An approved form of linked switch (single pole) with two single pole fuses shall control each main circuit. The lamps, fans or any other apparatus of which the installation consists shall be so grouped that under normal working conditions the current will be balanced and no current will be flowing in the neutral wire.

d)

Low and Medium Pressure Supply :

 

With low and medium pressure supplies, i. e. 230 volts, the Board's meter and service cutouts, if not iron-clad and earthed, shall be enclosed in a strong wooden box suitably ventilated and provided with a hasp, staple and lock. All wires between which a difference of potential of 250 volts or over exists shall be made inaccessible to unauthorised persons or enclosed in an earthened metalic casing or conduit. A "CAUTION" board printed in Hindi, regional language, and English shall be affixed thereto.

e)

Aerial mains -

 

In order to save the expense of long underground service on private property a consumer may, with the Board's approval, erect a pillar on that portion of his property which is nearest to the Board's supply mains into ;, 9 service shall be laid and from which the consumer shall run overhead mains to his premises. These overhead mains shall constitute a portion of his installation and shall be laid in compliance with the Indian Electricity Rules 1956. An efficient lighting arrester may be fixed at the commencement of the overhead line at the consumer's cost, should he desire the same as an additional protection for his installations.

f)

Earthing :

 

Gas pipes shall on no account be used for earthing purposes. All wiring shall be kept as far as possible away from gas and water pipes.


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