Service equipment

4. Power wires brought to a building that are run overhead from the utility poll to the service point.
5. A formed curvature of the service conductor to prevent water from entering the service head.
6. The point of connection between the serving utility's wiring and the premises wiring.
7. Power wires brought to a building that are routed underground from either a utility pole or transformer pad to the service point.
11. The device that measures and records the amount of electricity used in a particular service.
14. A fitting installed at the top of the service mast or service entrance cable to prevent water from entering the meter socket.
15. All of the wires, devices and fittings that carry electricity from the power company's transformer to the consumer.
16. The connections of a device or equipment through which electrical power is entering.

1. All of the equipment necessary to connect the load end of the service conductors to a building.
2. A method of providing electrical power only during construction.
3. Primary coil voltage is to secondary coil voltage as the number of turns in the primary is to the number of turns in the secondary.
8. An enclosure that houses a structure's main disconnect and circuit breakers or fuses.
9. A conductor that runs from the service point to the service disconnecting means.
10. An assembly of a raceway, fittings and guy wires for supporting service conductors in a service drop installation that is between the service head and the electric meter.
12. The connections of a device or equipment through which electrical power is going to supply the electrical load.
13. A box that contains the meter socket.