Except for duplex connectors or when otherwise marked on the carton to
indicate connecting of more than one cable or cord, the connectors covered
under this category have been investigated for connecting one cable or cord
only.
You.....you.....you.....VIOLATOR. :grin:I once had an inspector tell me the pop-ins were not rated for the three NM's I put in them, only two, and felt bad that I had to change them because my work was so neat.
I called the company, and they said they were only one cable per, so I went back and changed my panel to two cables per like he said, and we all lived happily ever after.
I once had an inspector tell me the pop-ins were not rated for the three NM's I put in them, only two, and felt bad that I had to change them because my work was so neat.
I called the company, and they said they were only one cable per, so I went back and changed my panel to two cables per like he said, and we all lived happily ever after.
I called the company, and they said they were only one cable per, so I went back and changed my panel to two cables per like he said, and we all lived happily ever after.
I know, I feel so ashamed.You.....you.....you.....VIOLATOR. :grin:
Ah, the BT50, aka the Tomic connector.Here are some that will accept up to 4 NM cables.
I do, I do! It's about six hours from me, though. I could stay with my friend in Glen Rock.Arlington has some great stuff. I live about 6 miles from the factory and have lots of samples.
Anyone want a factory tour?