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Barnes EcoTRAN - Step 11. INSTALLING DIRECT BURIAL CABLE & Mounting Alarm Box

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The direct burial cable must be a UL / CSA Approved, type TC round style cable rated for burial use.
FLAT TYPE UF CABLE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED AND WILL VOID WARRANTY!
The 12/5 conductor size is based on a maximum length of 150 feet.
When installing the direct burial cable be sure to consider the following points:
Cable should be a minimum of 24” below grade for residential dwellings or otherwise buried per Table 300-5 of
the National Electric Code and/or per local codes
A coil of 6 to 12 inches of excess cable at conduit ends to allow for settling of backfi ll
Cannot have damaged or nicked insulation or conductors
All cable is ran inside of conduit when going from the Alarm Box to 24” below grade
All connections made are utilizing Third party listed devices
MOUNTING ALARM BOX
Make sure bottom of Alarm Box is a minimum of 36” above grade and level
All penetrations through the enclosure should be made on the bottom and utilize NEMA 4 fi ttings to maintain
the enclosure rating. Two penetrations will be required. One for “Incoming Service” and one for the “Direct
Burial Cable”. Recommend 1” conduit.
Proper style and size of hardware is used to mount to surface
Alarm devices are audible/visible and in a direct line of sight from the station
Only use Third party listed devices when connecting to the enclosure
STEP 11: INSTALLING DIRECT BURIAL CABLE AND
MOUNTING ALARM BOX