Alwayslearningelec
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Is it code where the A/B circuit wiring can't be in the same raceway?
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Is it code where the A/B circuit wiring can't be in the same raceway?
You mean separating the outgoing and return cables/conductors of a class A circuit?
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CMAC1
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If you mean for the alternating a/b circuits then no it's not a violations.
Alwayslearningelec
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You mean separating the outgoing and return cables/conductors of a class A circuit?
Is that the same as what MC below(a/b circuits) is talking about? Or rather, is what both of you are talking about two different scenarios? Sorry I have not had mush experience with FA.
What I am referring to are the circuits from say a speaker/strobe. Thar has one circuit(a) for the the strobe and (b) for the speaker. I thinks that's correct? THanks.
Is that the same as what MC below(a/b circuits) is talking about? Or rather, is what both of you are talking about two different scenarios? Sorry I have not had mush experience with FA.
What I am referring to are the circuits from say a speaker/strobe. Thar has one circuit(a) for the the strobe and (b) for the speaker. I thinks that's correct? THanks.
No, those normally can be together. Check manufacturer's and job specs, the designer and AHJ. They all might say different.
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