W wire monk Member Aug 10, 2010 #1 Is it a violation to use a regular metal 4/0 box in brick and concrete.. I was always told you have to use mudd boxes..??
Is it a violation to use a regular metal 4/0 box in brick and concrete.. I was always told you have to use mudd boxes..??
infinity Moderator Staff member Location New Jersey Occupation Journeyman Electrician Aug 10, 2010 #2 What would be the physical difference? They're both made from the same material so why would a mud box be better? Last edited: Aug 10, 2010
What would be the physical difference? They're both made from the same material so why would a mud box be better?
walkerj Senior Member Location Baton Rouge Aug 10, 2010 #3 I do it all the time. That seems like more of a spec driven rule someone got confused on.
raider1 Senior Member Staff member Location Logan, Utah Aug 10, 2010 #4 infinity said: What would be the physical difference? They're both made form the same material so why would a mud box be better? Click to expand... I agree. I have used 4/0 boxes and 4 square boxes with plaster rings in masonary for years. Chris
infinity said: What would be the physical difference? They're both made form the same material so why would a mud box be better? Click to expand... I agree. I have used 4/0 boxes and 4 square boxes with plaster rings in masonary for years. Chris