Commercial Wiring
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mdshunk
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Re: Commercial Wiring
It depends on the construction type of the building or a particular part of a building. Wiring methods are permitted or excluded based on construction type, and not solely on the fact that it's a commercial use. All the wiring methods you mentioned are valid methods in commercial type structures, but it all depends on construction type. Annex E of the NEC goes into this a little. Learn a little more in 334.12
[ December 27, 2005, 04:36 PM: Message edited by: mdshunk ]
It depends on the construction type of the building or a particular part of a building. Wiring methods are permitted or excluded based on construction type, and not solely on the fact that it's a commercial use. All the wiring methods you mentioned are valid methods in commercial type structures, but it all depends on construction type. Annex E of the NEC goes into this a little. Learn a little more in 334.12
[ December 27, 2005, 04:36 PM: Message edited by: mdshunk ]
jimwalker
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Re: Commercial Wiring
I see your a salesman,is this your office we are talking about ?
I see your a salesman,is this your office we are talking about ?
jimwalker
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Re: Commercial Wiring
How is it wired now ? romex ? You might be able to repair in same way but best check with the ahj.
How is it wired now ? romex ? You might be able to repair in same way but best check with the ahj.
jimwalker
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Re: Commercial Wiring
Also unlikely that you can do this yourself being its commercial.But thats also up to the ahj
Also unlikely that you can do this yourself being its commercial.But thats also up to the ahj
jimwalker
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Re: Commercial Wiring
Just how bad is the damage ? Are the pipes full of mud ? If the emt is not harmed i would think it easier to pull new wires.
Just how bad is the damage ? Are the pipes full of mud ? If the emt is not harmed i would think it easier to pull new wires.
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Re: Commercial Wiring
I will tell you as others have hinted at is that if it is EMT already it is unlikely that NM will now be acceptable.
The original electrician probably would have run NM if it was the type of construction that would allow it.
On the other hand MC can be run in place of EMT in most all applications.
The forum has rules about DIY questions, that is how the man that pays the bills here wants it.
I will tell you as others have hinted at is that if it is EMT already it is unlikely that NM will now be acceptable.
The original electrician probably would have run NM if it was the type of construction that would allow it.
On the other hand MC can be run in place of EMT in most all applications.
southernboys
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Re: Commercial Wiring
Hire an electrician that way you can feel confident that all of your electrical is safe. Whos going to change your service out. Based on Ivans damage it will need to be replaced also.
Hire an electrician that way you can feel confident that all of your electrical is safe. Whos going to change your service out. Based on Ivans damage it will need to be replaced also.
allenwayne
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Re: Commercial Wiring
Katrina southernboy,one of the most deadly storms in over 100 years.Heck lets all go to New Orleans and start the bidding
Katrina southernboy,one of the most deadly storms in over 100 years.Heck lets all go to New Orleans and start the bidding
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