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LV network installation, Anstey Lane, Alton

Rospower delivered the full LV electricity network for a new 14 plot residential development at Meadow Vale, Alton, including 380m of waveform cable and 14 residential connections under live highway conditions.

Reviewed by Eddie Lyons, Construction Director

Client:
UK Power Connections
Location:
Alton, Hampshire
LV electricity network installation on Anstey Lane, Alton, showing two way portable traffic signals, joint bay duct work, and asphalt reinstatement for the Meadow Vale residential development

Rospower delivered the full LV electricity network for Plots 1 to 14 at Meadow Vale, a new residential development on Anstey Lane, Alton, working in partnership with UK Power Connections (UKPC).

Project scope

Works were carried out along a live public highway and included excavation and reinstatement, installation of approximately 380 metres of 185/300mm² aluminium waveform cable, 14 single phase residential service connections with 100A cut outs and metering, and full traffic management under two way portable traffic signals with TUSC.

Key deliverables included:

  • 380m LV waveform cable installed in highway and footpath
  • 14 residential connections using 35AL CNE service cables
  • Live highway working with two way traffic lights and TUSC
  • Full road reinstatement including asphalt surfacing
  • Coordination with UCSL Design and the DNO throughout

Compliance

All works were delivered in compliance with SSE and MUA G81 specifications and the Safety at Streetworks Code of Practice 2013, with materials and installation methods signed off for adoption onto the local distribution network.

Project gallery

Temporary two way traffic signal and diversion sign on Anstey Lane, Alton, with blue safety barriers and traffic cones during the LV electricity network installation
Two way traffic signals and TUSC management on Anstey Lane
Freshly dug trench in a paved surface containing a blue corrugated electrical conduit, with a wheelbarrow of sand and construction barriers, on Anstey Lane, Alton
Blue corrugated electrical conduit laid in the open joint bay
Open trench along a roadside containing black corrugated electrical conduits and a green utility duct, with construction tools nearby, on Anstey Lane, Alton
Black corrugated conduits and a green utility duct in the trench
Anstey Lane roadside trench with yellow Caution Electric Cable Below warning tape laid inside, an operative in orange safety gear visible at the top of the frame
Caution Electric Cable Below warning tape laid in the trench
Construction operative placing yellow Caution Electric Cable Below warning tape inside a freshly dug trench on Anstey Lane, Alton, during electrical trenching
Operative laying cable warning tape before backfill
Anstey Lane section cordoned off with blue safety barriers and a yellow trench cover plate during the active utility trenching programme in Alton
Backfilled trench with safety barriers and yellow cover plate
Freshly resurfaced trench running across concrete pavement, bordered by blue barriers and cones, at the Anstey Lane electrical trenching and joint bay site
Completed asphalt reinstatement at the joint bay location
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