bonding
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ryan_618
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Re: bonding
No
No
ryan_618
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Re: bonding
How would it become energized?
How would it become energized?
ryan_618
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Re: bonding
I can't see why a person would bond something that is never going to get energized.
Not really. It says things that are likely to become energized.
I can't see why a person would bond something that is never going to get energized.
Re: bonding
DPJ44, 250-4 (pre 2002 NEC by your use of the dash) is a general rule, summary so to speak. This is pretty much the same (if not identicle) in other code cycles.
See 250.104 for more specifics.
Roger
[ June 28, 2005, 08:05 PM: Message edited by: roger ]
DPJ44, 250-4 (pre 2002 NEC by your use of the dash) is a general rule, summary so to speak. This is pretty much the same (if not identicle) in other code cycles.
See 250.104 for more specifics.
Roger
[ June 28, 2005, 08:05 PM: Message edited by: roger ]
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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Re: bonding
Just about anything "likely" to energize metal has electricity fed to it, and the supplying circuit will have an EGC, which is adequate to provide the necessary bonding.
Just about anything "likely" to energize metal has electricity fed to it, and the supplying circuit will have an EGC, which is adequate to provide the necessary bonding.
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