guyaneesebrotha
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if i am bringing new electrical service into(mdp.)from outside powerline isn't it reqiured that it be ran in rigid pipe and not pvc(plastic pipe.)
guyaneesebrotha said:is it required bye code for the electrician to put your residential smoke detectors on arc fault current intterrupters(afci)or are you allowed to put them on one dedicated breaker/feed and call it a day.
I would suggest when starting a new question in an existing topic that you start it in a new topic.guyaneesebrotha said:is it required bye code for the electrician to put your residential smoke detectors on arc fault current intterrupters(afci)or are you allowed to put them on one dedicated breaker/feed and call it a day.
tom baker said:For some reason, many electricians feel the NM wiring to a smoke detector is not subject to damage, and we don't need to protect it with an AFCI.
stickboy1375 said:Not me, Connecticut has a state amendment...
acrwc10 said:You just gotta show off don't you ? :grin: Why don't you just use a 14 amp circuit breaker on them and your good to go :roll:
roger said:Actually there is no reason you could't use a 10 amp breaker.
Roger
acrwc10 said:I guess arc faults can only occur on 15 - 20 amp circuits :roll: