electricmanscott
Senior Member
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Brrrrrrr! Chilly here in hell.

100% has been broken - I'm guessing there is a devils advocate>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Now at 50 - 0
I assume you are the 'one'?Brrrrrrr! Chilly here in hell.![]()
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Jack -leg logic: Well, it's not the switch, it's all that conglomeration of wire leading up to the switch that blocks out a bunch of amps and keeps the #14 from being able to pull 20 amps...kind of like an electrical traffic jam.That being said, I've known many who've made that sort of thing their standard practice, saying things like "fixture whips are sometimes only 16 AWG or 14 AWG," and "this is the way we've always done it." As if the switch is some sort of secondary CB that limits overcurrent to 15 amps.![]()
the reason I would not do it is because someone might want to alter the wiring later to use either leg as a Branch circuit conductor, or make a MWBC out of it.
I think someone was stirring the pot.I would be embarrased if i was that (1) that thinks it's ok.
Will assume anyone that does this either has no inspections or the best inspector that money can buy.
the reason I would not do it is because someone might want to alter the wiring later to use either leg as a Branch circuit conductor, or make a MWBC out of it.
100% has been broken - I'm guessing there is a devils advocate>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I assume you are the 'one'?
the reason I would not do it is because someone might want to alter the wiring later to use either leg as a Branch circuit conductor, or make a MWBC out of it.
Great. Now we'll never get a confession. :grin:I hope it was somebody just screwing around because if there is anybody in this forum that still thinks this is allowed they should have thier forum memebership card shredded. :grin:
Wasn't me.
I hope it was somebody just screwing around because if there is anybody in this forum that still thinks this is allowed they should have thier forum memebership card shredded. :grin:
When I just voted "NO" I noticed 3 votes for "YES". To those I ask "Please don't wire in my region...we've got enough electrician wannabe's already".![]()
You're saying you voted NO when there was only 3 votes for yes? How do you explain posts 11 and 19?
When I voted, I saw 3 yes responses...what is the issue with seeing yesesssssss?