Or. Admin. Code § 918-305-0450 - Electrical Products
(1) The
service equipment of a system substation powered by AC shall be certified by an
electrical testing laboratory or field evaluation firm approved by the State of
Oregon.
(2) The DC transformation,
rectification and distribution equipment within a system substation, including
the traction power transformer, shall meet ANSI standards where
applicable. Compliance shall be demonstrated by the operating entity by:
(a) Furnishing the required ANSI
test reports upon request;
(b)
Demonstrating the equipment is certified by an electrical testing agency
approved by this state; or
(c)
Having the equipment otherwise approved by the division as meeting applicable
standards. Where there are no applicable ANSI standards for such
electrical products, an exception may be granted by the division. All DC
distribution equipment outside a substation is exempt from product
certification.
(3) All
electrical products and components installed for signaling systems are exempt
from electrical product certification, the Electrical Specialty
Code and the National Electrical Code. The main power
supplies shall be certified by an electrical testing agency approved by this
state as meeting applicable ANSI standards or otherwise be
approved by the division. Where there are no applicable ANSI
standards for such electrical products, an exception may be granted by the
division.
(4) All electrical
products installed for communications systems or components to such systems are
exempt from regulation under this rule, the Electrical Specialty
Code and the National Electrical Code. The main power
supply shall be certified by an electrical testing agency approved by this
state, or otherwise be approved by the division as meeting applicable
ANSI standards. Where there are no applicable ANSI
standards for such electrical products, an exception may be granted by the
division.
Notes
Publications: Publications referenced are available from the agency.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 479.950
Stats. Implemented: ORS 479.950
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