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Public Service Enterprise — Holiday Lighting Forum (September 2016)
15 slides from Public Service Enterprise's conference presentation, Sep 7, 2016
Slide 1: Holiday Lighting Forum
Holiday Lighting Forum Webcast for Municipal, County, and State Government Customers September 7, 2016
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda • Introductions • Purpose of the webcast • PSE&G Holiday Lighting Process • Review Participation Materials • How to submit receptacle repairs • How to identify PS&G poles • Key takeaways • Next steps 2
Slide 3: Request for new PSE&G receptacles (outlets)
Request for new PSE&G receptacles (outlets) • Customer owned equipment attachment requests must be approved by PSE&G prior to connecting to outlets and attaching to poles. • Only pole-attached holiday lighting is allowed - not to be used for other purposes, such as, but not limited to: • Energizing
Slide 4: Request to connect to existing PSE&G receptacles (outlets)
Request to connect to existing PSE&G receptacles (outlets) • Customer owned equipment attachment requests must be approved by PSE&G prior to connecting to outlets and attaching to poles • Only pole-attached holiday lighting is allowed - not to be used for other purposes, such as, but not limited to:
Slide 5: Request to connect to existing PSE&G receptacles (outlets)
Request to connect to existing PSE&G receptacles (outlets) • Unsafe condition or incident: • Immediately call 1-800-436-PSEG >”Emergency” and report the condition. • Standard outage/repair request: • E-mail the Receptacle Outage form request to: [email protected] Note: Do not fax or e-mail th
Slide 6: PSE&G receptacles (outlets) Outage Form
PSE&G receptacles (outlets) Outage Form 6
Slide 7: Notice of intent to utilize poles/receptacles (outlets)
Notice of intent to utilize poles/receptacles (outlets) 7
Slide 8: Listing of devices and wattages to be connected for billing
Listing of devices and wattages to be connected for billing 8
Slide 9: Insurance Requirements for all approved attachments
Insurance Requirements for all approved attachments 9
Slide 10: Pole Attachment Guidelines
Pole Attachment Guidelines 10
Slide 11: Identifying PSE&G Poles
Identifying PSE&G Poles • Poles normally have tags, 4 or 5 digit pole numbers • Could be preceded with letters PS • Ends in 2 or 3 letters designating the municipality • Usually head high on wood poles but may also be on the arm or near the top of the pole • Example: PS 61546 TN 11
Slide 12: Identifying PSE&G Poles
Identifying PSE&G Poles Wood Poles: • Electric wires are on the highest level of the pole • Along “dedicated” streets, usually with telephone and cable wires • Off street(parking lots/schools/parks etc.), wire will originate from a main distribution line at the street Non wood poles: • Post Top deco
Slide 13: Key issues from not initiating a service request with PSE&G
Key issues from not initiating a service request with PSE&G • Can result in a hazardous condition that can impact public safety. Correction may include the removal of equipment • Illegal equipment attachment on PSE&G infrastructure is a direct violation of the Tariff and is subject to legal and regu
Slide 14: Next Steps/Recommendations
Next Steps/Recommendations • Municipality should review their existing and future holiday lighting requirements • Test all existing outlets to determine those that need repairs • Mailing from PSE&G with detailed information to process your request • Respond to the PSE&G mailing, even if you are not
Slide 15: Thank you for participating!
Thank you for participating! Questions? How can we improve this webcast for you? What other information would you like to learn about holiday lighting? 15
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