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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Indiana(Southeast)
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meter socket
i have a 200A meter socket that is made for overhead service, can i pun a blank on the top hole and use the K/Os on the bottom for my conduit
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Easton MD
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In many cases yes; however, it has to be the correct blank cover for the meter base.
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Electrical Contractor
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Newnan GA
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Yes, but you have to use one made for that meter base.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: 84,Pa.15330
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No! Underground meter bases have to have a barrier seperating line from load.
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I've only seen the barrier on all in one meter bases.
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Location: WI & France { in France for now }
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Let me give you a head up if you going to converted from overhead to underground I am seriouslly that you check with POCO to see if they can keep that socket otherwise you will have to get a underground meter socket that part you will need to check into before you get too far with it. If your POCO do keep that one and converted to underground conduit go the largest you can most case it will be either 2 or 2.5 inch size and may end up useing expaning sleeve to prevent any damage in case you have hard frost in your area. Merci, Marc
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