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I'• <br />it <br />No Load Endurance Test - No excessive wear shall result when the <br />male and female connectors and protective cap and female connector were subjected to <br />2,000 cycles of complete insertion and withdrawal. <br />Rain Test - The mated and capped connectors shall be subjected to a <br />continuous water spray (simulating worst case outdoor rain down pour) for at least one <br />hour at a rate of at least 18 inches [450 mm] per hour at an operating pressure of 5 psi <br />[34 kPa]. The dielectric and leakage current tests shall be satisfactorily passed. The <br />connectors shall be unmated and caps removed. Inspection shall indicate that water had <br />been successfully prevented from reaching the contact areas of the connectors. <br />Watertight (Immersion) Tests - The mated and capped connectors <br />shall be immersed in water for one hour in which the highest point of the test samples is at <br />least 3 feet [1 m] below the water level. Immediately following the immersion, a <br />satisfactory dielectric and leakage current tests shall be performed. The connectors shall be <br />unmated and caps removed. Inspection shall indicate that water had been successfully <br />prevented from reaching the contact areas of the connectors. <br />Exposure to Deteriorating Liquids - The cable and connectors shall be <br />dried at 212 °F [100 °C] for one hour. The samples shall then be immersed in ASTM <br />Reference Oil No. I and ASTM Reference Fuel C liquids for one hour. The samples shall <br />show no evidence of bubbling, cracking or corrosion. Within one hour after being removed <br />from the fluids, the test samples shall satisfactorily pass the flammability test. <br />El 992 - 12.2.2 Qualified Products List: Pole Cable Distribution Systems installed <br />as alternates to the Design Standards, Index No. 17500, shall be one of the products listed <br />on the Qualified Products List. Manufacturers seeking evaluation of their product shall <br />submit an application in accordance with Section 6. <br />992 -12.3 General (Highmast Lighting): These requirements are applicable for all <br />systems rated up to and including 600 V. <br />A modular cable system consisting of rubber covered cables with watertight <br />connectors, and surge arrestor shall be installed. The cables shall extend from an <br />underground junction box near the base of the pole to the luminaires at the top of the pole. <br />A cable system shall be required at each highmast pole.. <br />Power Cable: This cable shall be a 15 foot [4.6 m] section of 10/3 SOWA <br />cable that is wired to the line side of the Circuit Breaker in the pole and the other end shall <br />be spliced to the distribution cable that feeds through the underground junction box near <br />the base of the pole. <br />Circuit Breaker Cable: This cable is a 8 foot [2.4 m] length of 10/3 SOWA <br />cable with no connector at the end that is fed from the load side of the circuit breaker and <br />a female connector on the other end. This female connector shall mate with the male plug <br />on the pole cable, the male flanged receptacle on the ring junction box, and also the male <br />plug on the lowering hoist. <br />Pole Cable: The length of this cable is the mounting height of the pole plus <br />6 feet [1.8 m]. The cable shall be 10/3 SOWA with a male plug on one end that mates <br />with the connector on the circuit breaker cable. The other end fits under the lugs in <br />junction box mounted on the fixture ring at the top of the pole. <br />Junction Box Cable: This cable is a 3 foot [1 m] length of 10/3 SOWA cable <br />with a female connector on one end that fits the male flanged receptacle on the ring <br />mounted junction box. The other end shall fit under the same lugs as the pole cable. <br />March 2007 01000 -214 03- 4122.D <br />