kwired
Electron manager
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- NE Nebraska
Yes, welcome to the forum.
I'm surprised that the name Ohms law wasn't taken.
Nobody felt they lived up to the name??
Bonding cold and hot at the water heater
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Nobody felt they lived up to the name??
jumper
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kwired
Electron manager
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- NE Nebraska
What if he had really small feet?At least, not I. Mr Ohm had too big of shoes for me to fill/step into.
jumper
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- 3 Hr 2 Min from Winged Horses
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- New Jersey
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- Journeyman Electrician
My guess is that they would cite 250.53(D)(1) but I don't know for sure. This has been a long standing requirement in NJ which I'm assuming is the State's interpretation of it being required.
kwired
Electron manager
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Look in the women's section and you may have better luck finding something that fits, and is prettier too.I wear a 6 1/2 -7 mens. Not joking. I have small feet. A real pain finding boots.
al hildenbrand
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- Minnesota
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- Electrical Contractor, Electrical Consultant, Electrical Engineer
Hmmm. So, in New Jersey, multiple metal mixing valve bodies (at the shower, bath tub, or sinks) count as "similar equipment" to water meters or filtering devices? What about bonding around individual inline shut off valves?
jumper
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Actually, that is what I do. My wife gets them for me.
Rewire
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No, it's written into the NEC.
It is not a specific requirement in the NEC.
kwired
Electron manager
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- NE Nebraska
I see, you are too embarrassed to go into that isle, but she will buy your underwear or any other personal items for you right?
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- Placerville, CA, USA
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- Retired PV System Designer
Well, that's up for debate, and it's been debated many times right here on this very forum- which is why I find it pretty funny when people act like they have no idea what I am talking about :lol:
Sorry, but until you give us an article section it's not up for debate and you have not given us a code section that you think requires it.
Roger
So, you don't have an article section to substantiate anything your saying.Exactly the part of my post that you failed to quote
Roger
So you're still ignoring the part of my post that you conveniently failed to quote? :lol:
Why be so obtuse?
al hildenbrand
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- Minnesota
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- Electrical Contractor, Electrical Consultant, Electrical Engineer
Respectfully, you haven't given us a NEC citation as you can see below. I have copied the entirety of your posts until you claim you have told us and I don't see it.
SO I'll just use some #2 Al and purchase another pair of those expensive dual rated pipe clamps
No, it's written into the NEC.
You all know where.
Exactly the part of my post that you failed to quote
So you're still ignoring the part of my post that you conveniently failed to quote? :lol:
Why be so obtuse?
Here's the deal, you are new here and you are the starter of this thread, please tell us what you are getting at or, with my appologies to the forum members and the participants in this thread, I will close it until you PM me with your point.
I am not wanting to be heavy handed and we all like to have fun but, talking in circles and playing games is not getting us anywhere.
With that said, tell us what article section and wording you think is the conflict and open for debate
Roger
Like I said, you are being obtuse, extremely obtuse. I don't know if you think it's cute or what...
You know exactly what I am talking about, as does al. You have both been part of the many threads about this issue, the threads that I read yesterday before starting this thread. Even in the first sentence of this thread I mentioned the controversy surrounding the issue, but I guess you are going to play like you don't know anything about it.
I also said the following which directly answers your question:I'm not playing circular games, I'm just not appeasing your game. :thumbsup: The fact of the matter is that you know exactly which article that I am talking about. Whether you agree with it or not isn't the question... I don't agree with it either, but I understand that some people see it that way and some of those people are inspectors that enforce it. But why am I telling you this, you already know :lol:
Close it down! :bye:
John120/240
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Mesh can you calmly & politely site chapter & verse from the NEC where it states you shall bond the Hot to the Cold at the water heater ? This is most likely one of those shirt pocket rules that local AHJ like to enforce without any substantiation. Unless it is adopted
as a local amendment in writing, then your AHJ is wrong.
This Forum has some of the most knowledgeable & intelligent NEC code guru's around. I respect their opinion & have learned a lot.
Have a good night. John
as a local amendment in writing, then your AHJ is wrong.
This Forum has some of the most knowledgeable & intelligent NEC code guru's around. I respect their opinion & have learned a lot.
Have a good night. John
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