MLO Lighting Panel Pics

[Jim W in Tampa]

You're joking Yea.
butt splices in conduit run.

I have seen splices in conduit as well. We can't control what a hack might do.

 

[don_resqcapt19]

I like the well-done neat wiring job. I have never seen or used butt splice on commercial work( execpt once on a tear-out and it was hidden in a conduit run).
I know most inspector would look at you funny, are buttsplices approved by NEC??

If you make a splice in the conduit you have to remember to change the color to really confuse the next guy

 

[Karl H]

I assume there is only one voltage system in the building?

See 210.5(C)

I was going thru the thread and wondering if anyone was going to ask that,
cause I sure was. Nice and neat, that's becoming rare these days.
Good job, since it's a one voltage system, I like that you thought out a
color ID system,very clever.

 

[jusme123]

wow, did it just finish raining

 

[celtic]

Yes, they are approved. They are listed for the purpose and provide a thorough electrical connection as required by 110.14.

....did you use the approved crimp tool...or the crimper on the pliers


We had a whole big whoop-de-do about that at a powerhouse job.
Literally stopped the entire job.

 

[wbalsam1]

....did you use the approved crimp tool...or the crimper on the pliers


We had a whole big whoop-de-do about that at a powerhouse job.
Literally stopped the entire job.

Oh Oh! I used the pliers. Here comes a 110.3 violation tag!!! :grin:

 

[ActionDave]

If you make a splice in the conduit you have to remember to change the color to really confuse the next guy

Don't laugh, this just happened to me two days ago.