Medium-Voltage Cables
Remake batch 25 and its neighbor re-points, batch 24 where missing, and the adopted-electrical-code parameter: brought in line with the authoring repository
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title: Medium-Voltage Cables
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# Identification {toc}
−## Tags, markers, and lettering shall comply with [[sync/equipment-labeling]] for durability, lettering, and attachment where that standard addresses the material selected.
+## Tags, markers, and lettering shall comply with [[sync/electrical-identification]] for durability, lettering, and attachment where that standard addresses the material selected.
## Every cable shall carry an identification tag at each termination, at each entry to and exit from every manhole, vault, handhole, and pull box, at each splice, and at each end of every exposed run, stating the circuit designation from the one-line diagram, the system voltage, and the phase.
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## A failed splice on a medium-voltage feeder is an outage that lasts as long as it takes to get a kit for that cable in that voltage class to the site, and a kit for a 15 kV compact 500 kcmil copper cable is not a stocked item at a supply house; the spare kits under this standard are the ones that let the Owner's splicer or the Contractor remake the failed splice the day the fault is located, and the spare reel length is for the Owner whose feeder cannot wait for a mill run. {note}