article 210.4 2008 nec

[grumpy11]

i understand this article when installing multi wire branch circuits.
question what if let say you install 6 circuits with 6 neutral in the same conduit entering a panel .does each circuit and neutral have to be identify as they enter a panel cant find where it says that.

 

[jumper]

I do not know of a code section requiring this identification of individual grounded conductors of circuits.

Do not find anything in 2011 either.

 

[John120/240]

No it's not required. But it might make it easier on the next guy if they were

identified with sticky number wraps, especially if the next guy is YOU.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

It really is not different than 6 mc cables entering the panel. Now I believe each neutral should be identified with the appropriate ungrounded conductor.

 

[Twoskinsoneman]

It really is not different than 6 mc cables entering the panel. Now I believe each neutral should be identified with the appropriate ungrounded conductor.

following 210.4(D) each neutral of the circuit will be identified by the grouping.

 

[infinity]

following 210.4(D) each neutral of the circuit will be identified by the grouping.

That does not apply to the two-wire circuits mentioned in the OP.

 

[Twoskinsoneman]

i understand this article when installing multi wire branch circuits.
question what if let say you install 6 circuits with 6 neutral in the same conduit entering a panel .does each circuit and neutral have to be identify as they enter a panel cant find where it says that.

That does not apply to the two-wire circuits mentioned in the OP.

Fooled by the title of the thread saying 210.4