sec.206Location of overhead circuit in relation to another overhead circuit

sec.206 Location of overhead circuit in relation to another overhead circuit

If the overhead circuits of electric lines forming part of the works of 1 or more electricity entities include different overhead circuits of electric lines that are adjacent, or that cross, and that are on 1 structure, the circuits must be placed as follows— 2 or more low voltage circuits must be placed 1 above the other or side by side; 2 or more high voltage circuits must be placed 1 above the other or side by side; low voltage circuits must be placed below high voltage circuits; if 2 or more high voltage circuits are placed 1 above the other, any lower voltage circuit must be placed below any higher voltage circuit. Subsection (1) (c) does not apply to conductors erected on a pole transformer substation. Subsection (1) (d) does not apply if an electricity entity considers that exceptional circumstances apply, and that failure to comply with the requirement would not create an unsafe or hazardous situation. (sec.206-ssec.1) If the overhead circuits of electric lines forming part of the works of 1 or more electricity entities include different overhead circuits of electric lines that are adjacent, or that cross, and that are on 1 structure, the circuits must be placed as follows— 2 or more low voltage circuits must be placed 1 above the other or side by side; 2 or more high voltage circuits must be placed 1 above the other or side by side; low voltage circuits must be placed below high voltage circuits; if 2 or more high voltage circuits are placed 1 above the other, any lower voltage circuit must be placed below any higher voltage circuit. (sec.206-ssec.2) Subsection (1) (c) does not apply to conductors erected on a pole transformer substation. (sec.206-ssec.3) Subsection (1) (d) does not apply if an electricity entity considers that exceptional circumstances apply, and that failure to comply with the requirement would not create an unsafe or hazardous situation.

• (a) 2 or more low voltage circuits must be placed 1 above the other or side by side;
• (b) 2 or more high voltage circuits must be placed 1 above the other or side by side;
• (c) low voltage circuits must be placed below high voltage circuits;
• (d) if 2 or more high voltage circuits are placed 1 above the other, any lower voltage circuit must be placed below any higher voltage circuit.