Business Insurance | Specialty Programs | Radio Amateurs of Canada Insurance

Equipment Questionaire | RAC Application

1	Contact Name (Last, First)

	Email Address

	What is the height of your antenna?
	ft.

2	Describe to what it is attached and how it is supported.


3	If attached to any poles, or similar structure carrying electric light, power, or trolley wires, do same carry more than 250 volts between conductors?
	yes no

4	Do outdoor antennas or lead-in conductors cross over light or power circuits?
	yes no
	If Yes ...
	• Is voltage of such circuits 250 volts or more? yes no • What is the clearance between such conductor and any light or power circuit? ft.

5	If antenna is self supporting ...
	• Are vertical and di-pole structures of non-corrodible material of suitable strength to withstand local ice and wind conditions? Please describe. • What is nearest distance to any overhead conductor of electric light or power circuits of over 150 volts?

6	If antenna is attached to building ...
	• Describe how it is mounted to the building. • Is antenna at least 3 inches clear of the surface of the building and on a non-absorptive insulating support? Describe.

7	Are all antennas and equipment grounded with a grounding electrode, having a 3 meter copper rod driven into the ground by at least a 45 degree angle, or with a 2.5 meter copper rod buried at the deeper of the local frost level or 1 meter below grade? Describe.


Disclaimer • All information provided on this site is for the sole use of The Insurance Centre, any unauthorized access to or use of this information may be deemed as a criminal offence which may result in prosecution.

Auto . Home . Business . Group . Who are we? . Email Us . Contact Us