tonype
Senior Member
- Location
- New Jersey
Two items up for graps today.
Photo shows an A/C compressor. From what I can see (basement was finished) - non-rigid conduit is connected directly to compressor (draped along the rear wall of the home) - disconnect box is "wired" to another connection on the compressor. I have always seen the power go to the local disconnect, then to the compressor. Any insight into this?
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a352/TonyPE/IMGP0781_edited-1.jpg
2nd topic: Saw a receptacle in a kitchen on the backwall of a kitchen cabinet - inside a pantry type of cabinet that contains sliding drawers. The receptacle also contained the GFCI reset for countertop outlets outside of the pantry cabinet. I've looked at other posts - could not find anything close to this. Again, any insight or specific code references that I can find on this?
Photo shows an A/C compressor. From what I can see (basement was finished) - non-rigid conduit is connected directly to compressor (draped along the rear wall of the home) - disconnect box is "wired" to another connection on the compressor. I have always seen the power go to the local disconnect, then to the compressor. Any insight into this?
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a352/TonyPE/IMGP0781_edited-1.jpg
2nd topic: Saw a receptacle in a kitchen on the backwall of a kitchen cabinet - inside a pantry type of cabinet that contains sliding drawers. The receptacle also contained the GFCI reset for countertop outlets outside of the pantry cabinet. I've looked at other posts - could not find anything close to this. Again, any insight or specific code references that I can find on this?