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chris kennedy

chris kennedy

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Can you spot any code violations here?

Ground up.

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Ground down.

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Chapter 300 wiring method to the above receptacles.

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This is crafty.

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ArcNSpark said:
So someone Unibitted their way into the back of a fiber O.W. box and connected BX wire to it? If it wasn't so hack, it would be hysterical.
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Not BX/AC, Its MC - MC has a EGC. Stranded MC actually!

Now, my question regarding the last pic - Is it really violating any codes? Cant we make our own knockouts in the field? If it was AC cable, I would say the violation would be no ground, but since its MC, the EGC can be connected to a receptacle.

~Matt
 
TOOL_5150 said:
I dont want to go out to the truck. Can anyone cut n paste what 314.3 states?

~Matt
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314.3 Nonmetallic Boxes.
Nonmetallic boxes shall be permitted only with open wiring on insulators, concealed knob-and-tube wiring, cabled wiring methods with entirely nonmetallic sheaths, flexible cords, and nonmetallic raceways.
Exception No. 1: Where internal bonding means are provided between all entries, nonmetallic boxes shall be permitted to be used with metal raceways or metal-armored cables.
Exception No. 2: Where integral bonding means with a provision for attaching an equipment bonding jumper inside the box are provided between all threaded entries in nonmetallic boxes listed for the purpose, nonmetallic boxes shall be permitted to be used with metal raceways or metal-armored cables.
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Depends on the size of the cable. I have no idea what size a cat5 wire would be. Is that what the conduit is for or was it there before you did anything?
 
RonPecinaJr said:
That looks like an old Rickels universal product code sticker.

Beautiful conduit work into that plaster ring..
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I get it, bustin my chops.

RonPecinaJr said:
Depends on the size of the cable. I have no idea what size a cat5 wire would be. Is that what the conduit is for or was it there before you did anything?
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Thats new work, done by me. I found the buried splice demoing the receptacle below. I need to get 7 Cat 5's down that wall, I figure 4 in one ?" and 3 in the other with a spare.
 
I think 7 cat5's is pretty tight for 1/2":wink:
I always run 1" for data drops and that's how we bid it.


I am working on a school in BR this summer, also.

It seems there has been no inspections at said school for 55 years.

It is nice to see our taxpayer dollars hard at work:rolleyes:
 
walkerj said:
I am working on a school in BR this summer, also.

It seems there has been no inspections at said school for 55 years.

It is nice to see our taxpayer dollars hard at work:rolleyes:
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I will be looking forward to seeing your pictures Jason.
 
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