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I don't disagree w/ either of the above statements. Nevertheless, if we are to design all things helpful, owners will see an increase in the cost of building. If I design to be helpful as opposed to practical I increase costs and I also give the ECs and GCs something to poke at i.e. "my expensive systems".mshields said:the practice can be deemed possibly helpful and in no way harmful.
I know it sounds petty, but I've lived on all sides of electrical work and it happens - a lot.
Rods @ poles based in theory and sound judgement - sure if it makes you feel good.
Rods @ poles JUST because you saw someone else do it - poor pratice IMO.