Flexible cords
- Thread starter cppoly
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jumper
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- 3 Hr 2 Min from Winged Horses
If both items are using standard power cords for 120 VAC, I am going to say no.
There is a debate on whether these cords are legal or not.
There is a debate on whether these cords are legal or not.
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- Placerville, CA, USA
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- Retired PV System Designer
The whole argument really hinges on the association between code sections and UL types. You have to accept that the NEC table is intended to be an exhaustive list rather than a (short) list of examples.
jumper
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- 3 Hr 2 Min from Winged Horses
I would be very careful making a definitive statement like that as the subject is debatable.
Many inspectors are probably going to disagree and red tag such an install.
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- Massachusetts
They will fail it here and I would as well.
jumper
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- 3 Hr 2 Min from Winged Horses
Not uncommon. I imagine most places are similar.
Me too. I am still not convinced that MH is correct, so I am sticking with what I was always taught and enforced by my inspectors,
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- New Jersey
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- Journeyman Electrician
A router is usually fed with a "wall wart" type of power supply, I'm wondering are the 12 volt secondary conductors using a flexible cord or some other type of wiring?
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