Regl. 5293, art. 675-7(a)-675
ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN IRRIGATION MACHINES 70-693
Cite as Reglamento Núm. 5293, Art. 675-7(a)-675
(1) The full-load rating of any motor in the circuit shall not exceed 6
amperes.
(2) Each motor in the circuit shall have individual overload protection
in accordance with Section 430-32.
(3) Taps to individual motors shall not be smaller than No. 14 copper
and not more than 25 feet (7.62 m) in length.
(b) Individual Protection Not Required. Individual branch-circuit shortcircuit protection for motors and motor controllers shall not be required
where the requirements of Section 675-10(a) are met.
675-11. Collector Rings.
(a) Transmitting Current for Power Purposes. Collector rings shall have
a current rating not less than 125 percent of the full-load current of the
largest device served plus the full-load current of all other devices served,
or as determined from Section 675-7(a) or 675-22(a).
(b) Control and Signal Purposes. Collector rings for control and signal
purposes shall have a current rating not less than 125 percent of the fullload current of the largest device served plus the full-load current of all
other devices served.
(c) Grounding. The collector ring used for grounding shall have a current rating of not less than that sized in accordance with Section 675-11(a).
(d) Protection. Collector rings shall be protected from the expected
environment and from accidental contact by means of a suitable enclosure.
675-12. Grounding. The following equipment shall be grounded: (1) All
electrical equipment on the irrigation machine; (2) all electrical equipment
associated with the irrigation machine; (3) metal junction boxes and enclosures; and (4) control panels or control equipment that supply or control
electrical equipment to the irrigation machine.
Exception: Grounding shall not be required on machines where all of
the following provisions are met:
a. The machine is electrically controlled but not electrically driven.
b. The control voltage is 30 volts or less.
c. The control or signal circuits are current-limited as specified in