Are there NEC code violations? pls help
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hbiss
EC, New York NEC: 2017
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- Little Falls, New York NEC: 2017
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- EC
Where in the world is this?
-Hal
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texie
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- Fort Collins, Colorado
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- Electrician, Contractor, Inspector
Lot's of NEC issues here in addition to what you highlighted but this is not a US install. Probably not compliant where it is eaither.
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- Bremerton, Washington
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- Master Electrician
The green wire on the CB is OK if installed before 2005.
More than one wire on CB may be OK, look on CB it will have how many per terminal.
You missed violation at top where smurf tube comes into panel.
What is that gray stuff bottom left?
As asked, is this installation under the scope of the NEC?
More than one wire on CB may be OK, look on CB it will have how many per terminal.
You missed violation at top where smurf tube comes into panel.
What is that gray stuff bottom left?
As asked, is this installation under the scope of the NEC?
electricman2
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- North Carolina
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
Google says alfanar is in Saudi Arabia
zbang
Senior Member
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- Roughly 5346 miles from Earls Court
If nothing else, I can't think of a place where green is allowed as an ungrounded lead (before 2005? where?).
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- Chapel Hill, NC
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
I don't know if this is a serious question or not. Is it 3 phase or is the yellow a neutral somehow
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- Chapel Hill, NC
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
Nothing is grounded is my guess....
SP with neutral on bus or 3 phase where black is a neutral or an equipment grounding conductor but not used.... who knows? What voltage is it? Oh yeah 30 amp breakers everywhere....
SP with neutral on bus or 3 phase where black is a neutral or an equipment grounding conductor but not used.... who knows? What voltage is it? Oh yeah 30 amp breakers everywhere....
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
1. No fittings on the "conduits".
2. No equipment grounding conductors.
3. If the feeder black is an EGC, it should be on the other bus.
What are your questions about the grounding bus and the bare metal?
2. No equipment grounding conductors.
3. If the feeder black is an EGC, it should be on the other bus.
What are your questions about the grounding bus and the bare metal?
The house honor is complaining that the lights continue to burn very fast like every 2 to 3 weeks he uses CFL (compact fluorescent lamp).
What do you think the cause is?
saudi arabia
It's 3 phase
mwm1752
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- Aspen, Colo
Violations so obvious that even young tradesmen would figure out - I thought there was a limit on who posts
hbiss
EC, New York NEC: 2017
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- Little Falls, New York NEC: 2017
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- EC
Maybe that is normal for over there. This is the US and an NEC forum. We shouldn't allow questions from places outside the scope of the NEC unless they are purely for entertainment.
-Hal
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- Chapel Hill, NC
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
Skyline are you an electrician? What voltage are the lights?
The panel is a total violation of NEC standards but is Saudia Arabia under the nec?
The panel is a total violation of NEC standards but is Saudia Arabia under the nec?
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- Bremerton, Washington
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- Master Electrician
I close this post, the OP can PM me if this is under the scope of the NEC. We have plenty of posts that are
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- Bremerton, Washington
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- Master Electrician
Until the 2005 NEC, green was requited for the EGC, but was not restricted to the EGC.
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