Originally Posted By: jtedesco
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Your Recommendation Please:
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Your Recommendation Please:
Originally Posted By: Randy Flockton
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Electrical service riser shall not be used as support for anything other than the electrical service lines from the utility. Support of antenna’s & other utility connections shall be made as to not connect to or interfere with the electrical riser or electrical utility lines.
-Randy
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Originally Posted By: jpeck
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You mean like this one, right?
I call it 'electrocution by touching the TV antenna lead in wire'.
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Jerry Peck
South Florida
Originally Posted By: jtedesco
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| NEC 810.12 Supports.
Outdoor antennas and lead-in conductors shall be securely supported. The antennas or lead-in conductors shall not be attached to the electric service mast. They shall not be attached to poles or similar structures carrying open electric light or power wires or trolley wires of over 250 volts between conductors. Insulators supporting the antenna conductors shall have sufficient mechanical strength to safely support the conductors. Lead-in conductors shall be securely attached to the antennas. |
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