joeyww12000
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How many of you bond your EGC to your 1900 boxes everytime you make a tap up in one? From what Ive read seems like if there is a tap to be made in the box it needs to be....
EGC to 1900 boxes
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JohnJ0906
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- Baltimore, MD
jumper
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I think you have to do every time. 250.148
ptonsparky
Tom
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- EC - retired
We do. I've seen one to many energized boxes.
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- Logan, Utah
I always bond the EGC to the 1900 box where it is spliced or terminated on a device.
Chris
brian john
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- Kilmarnock, Va
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- Retired after 52 years in the trade.
UMMMMMMM let me think...............EVERYTIME, why do you ask?
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
What do you see as options?
joeyww12000
Senior Member
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- Chatsworth GA
I dont... I was just wondering if you guys let it slide like they do at my company........:roll:
Karl H
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- San Diego,CA
I bond every metal box. From a 1900 (4 sq) to 36x36,etc.
Pierre C Belarge
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- Westchester County, New York
brian john
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- Kilmarnock, Va
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- Retired after 52 years in the trade.
I knew that was coming.
quogueelectric
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- new york
Any metalic box gets a bond in my world. I usually bond the box tuck it in and use self grounding devices for finish.
Cow
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- Eastern Oregon
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- Electrician
Nothing to add, except I don't ground 4 squares when they're only used as a pull point. I do leave a loop in all the wires for future splicing though.:wink:
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