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I have been to several homes that I see single thhn conductors running in the walls. I have always told my customers that the wires must be in conduit or romex but I can’t find a code section that states that.
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Section 300.3(A) of the NEC...
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Bryan P. Holland, ICC Electrical Code Official CBO, Plans Examiner, Inspector, Instructor Secretary - IAEI Florida Gulf Coast Division Secretary - BOAF Gulf Coast Chapter |
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Eq Ground conductors would be ok. I agree that circuits should be bundled together.
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EGC for what type of application?
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Moderator-Washington State Ancora Imparo |
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I have, in the past, run a single conductor to a receptacle to establish an EG. I used 250.130 C (1) as my reference.
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Me too, I'd trust that more than putting a GFI there, on a two wire circuit. It's best for impedence if the EGC is ran with the ungrounded. But the exception allows the single conductor to be ran for this purpose. But this post is funny,,,,,your customers have to tell you how to do a job?
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Thanks, could not cite the ref off the top of my head.
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