hhsting
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Does any one know the difference? Your input is appreciated.
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Equipment grounding conductor
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oldsparky52
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504.50 is for "Grounding" ad 504.60 is for "Bonding"
hhsting
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Since when do you use EGC for grounding? What does it mean to use EGC grounding 504.50?504.50 is for "Grounding" ad 504.60 is for "Bonding"
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oldsparky52
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Since when do you use EGC for grounding? What does it mean to use EGC grounding 504.50?
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EGC, Equipment Grounding Conductor.
Have you been trolling this whole time? :? :rant: :ashamed:
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