commercial break room/ kitchen

[ninosparkz]

Can I use multi wire cable for multiple microwaves/ share a neutral

 

[sparks2000]

why not? I dont see a problem!

 

[480sparky]

If you're on the 2008, then check 210.4(B).......

 

[resistance]

Can I use multi wire cable for multiple microwaves/ share a neutral

Yes! Why do you ask. Must be a reason if you are an electrician? Are GFCI receptacles involved?

 

[sparks2000]

so I guesss you need a two pole breaker! right!?

 

[Rewire]

so I guesss you need a two pole breaker! right!?

or a paper clip

 

[ninosparkz]

The reason I ask is it's a dedicated applicance circuit

 

[sparks2000]

you tell us!

 

[LarryFine]

or a paper clip

Or a 7p nail.

 

[sparks2000]

haha!

 

[resistance]

I don't think that 7P nail, or paper clip qualifies:grin:

and
a clear violation!!

 

[sparks2000]

I think that falls in good workmanship!

 

[jaylectricity]

My sarcasm meter just exploded.

 

[cruzJD]

Or a 7p nail.

Metal wire staple works good.

 

[ActionDave]

Or a 7p nail.

I believe the proper abbreviation is 7d.

 

[LarryFine]

I believe the proper abbreviation is 7d.

I believe you're correct.

 

[Hendrix]

Or a 7p nail.

or a pieice of 10 awg copper.

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

Can I use multi wire cable for multiple microwaves/ share a neutral

The break room may not qualify as being required to have GFCI protected Receptacles.

Read the definition of a kitchen and see if you have a "break room" or a "Kitchen".