High Voltage Lines definition
High Voltage Lines electric lines of a nominal voltage exceeding 132 kilovolts;
High Voltage Lines means electrical conducting lines, wires
High Voltage Lines means an electric line or lines installed above ground level having a voltage in excess of 750 volts between conductors or from any conductor to ground.
More Definitions of High Voltage Lines
High Voltage Lines means an electric line of a nominal voltage of not more than 33 kilovolts or such other voltage as the Commission may direct in accordance with section 45 and the expression “low voltage line” shall be construed accordingly;
High Voltage Lines means electrical conductors installed above ground and having a voltage differential in excess of six hundred volts between any pair of conductors or between any conductor and ground. In the case of alternating current, the voltage shall be measured in R.M.S. value. This definition shall not include approved ar- mored cable used to supply power to portable equipment and insulated power cables enclosed in approved metal- lic raceways.
High Voltage Lines means electrical conducting lines, wires or cables having a voltage differential in excess of 750 volts between any pair of conductors or between any conductor and ground.
High Voltage Lines means electrical conductors installed above ground and having a voltage differential in excess of six hundred volts between any pair of conductors or