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When do you not have to pull a grounded(green/bare) wire? Only if the entire run is in metallic conduit?
Grounded wire (green/bare)
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Take a look at 250.118.
Himself
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WOW!!! Thank you! I knew this but NOT all of this! But I shall be pulling a ground anyways
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It will help you to get your terminology correct, esp to look up info in the NEC
The grounded conductor is the neutral.
The equipment grounding conductor is what you are referring to. Its commonly called a ground, but please Art 100 definition of ground.
The grounded conductor is the neutral.
The equipment grounding conductor is what you are referring to. Its commonly called a ground, but please Art 100 definition of ground.
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A green or bare wire would be a grounding conductor where as the ending "ed" is reserved for the neutral conductor.
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