My foreman just got whacked the other day on an inspection. My "favorite inspector" failed him because he fed the primaries and secondaries of a 75kva, NEMA 1, dry-type distribution transformer with flex (FMC) approximately 4' long with a properly sized equipment grounding conductor installed in each. I realize you can never install a grounding electrode conductor in flex (which he did not, that was piped), but has anyone ever experienced this before. I have always been under the assumption that a flexible connection to a X-Frmr is a good thing. So anyway, now it's hard piped. Thank you AHJs. :roll:
FMC to X-Frmr
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