lazy susan

[iwire]

well ,what i don't see is how you can use 300.3(B)3 to support the use of this wiring method.This article is only referring to single" conductors".The reason for me saying that is that it refers you to 300.20(B)

I do not agree with you that 300.3(B)(3) only applies to single conductors.

 

[RUWired]

Bob,Atleast we agree that its not a recommended way of wiring.
Rick

 

[iwire]

Bob,Atleast we agree that its not a recommended way of wiring.
Rick

8)

Yes we do.

I would not install like that.

 

[ramsy]

Does Larry use plastic boxes, or otherwise snip the barrier between metal knockouts to comply with the provisions of 300.20(B) ?

Let's see.

"Why, yes. Yes, I do."

Hey, Ramsey, he does.

This calls for a code revision:
"There is no such thing as a stupid question" is hereby amended with the FPN "Until asked in stupid grammar." 8)

 

[dlhoule]

I agree. That's what it sounds like to me, too.

It looks that way to me too, but I didn't hear a sound. :twisted: Maybe you should have used caps. :twisted:

 

[mario]

yeah, i got the 3-ways done. when i posted the question, i couldn't wait for an answer. I had to just get it done. for some reason, 3-way swithes wouldn't work. I had to use what they had installed before (4-ways) using only 3 terminals.

this doesn't make sense ... WHY ... please explain why a 3 way won't work and a 4 way will ... something sounds a bit screwed up to me .... m