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[480sparky]

Given the image is straight from the manufacturer's website, I'd bet money it was staged to begin with. It's not a 'real' installation, just some NM pulled through some carefully-placed product for the purpose of making a great promo image.

In fact, at the very opening of the video you can tell it's a set, not a construction site. There's no plumbing, no ducts, and most telling: there are NO trusses.

 

[kwired]

ok then
what would be the dif betwixt those, and say,a line of wire stackers?

~RJ~

from code securing and supporting perspective not much. You can use this stacker within 12" of a box as the last securing method but could not use the loose cable in a hole method for that last support within 12" of a box.

 

[kwired]

Given the image is straight from the manufacturer's website, I'd bet money it was staged to begin with. It's not a 'real' installation, just some NM pulled through some carefully-placed product for the purpose of making a great promo image.

In fact, at the very opening of the video you can tell it's a set, not a construction site. There's no plumbing, no ducts, and most telling: there are NO trusses.

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Image in OP doesn't look as staged as this one does. If anything this one could even be a manufactured home and is inside the plant where they are made.

 

[480sparky]

Image in OP doesn't look as staged as this one does. If anything this one could even be a manufactured home and is inside the plant where they are made.

In in OP is straight from the manufacturer's website.

 

[kwired]

In in OP is straight from the manufacturer's website.

If they really are trusses..... where's the roof?

Sure looks like typical hip jacks and roof sheathing to me in upper part of the image.

 

[480sparky]

Sure looks like typical hip jacks and roof sheathing to me in upper part of the image.

 

[kwired]

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That is not the picture I am seeing in OP.

 

[480sparky]

Let me try to explain:

I'm saying the photos are NOT part of an 'actual' installation. They're staged. It's Madison Avenue Marketing. The cables you see aren't really home runs... they're just short pieces of NM pulled through to make a nice pretty picture for the web site.

They're not terminated in a panel anywhere. Nor is the other end in a box feeding lights, receptacles, appliances. They got permission to visit a new home job site off-hours so they could set it up for the camera.

That's all I'm saying.

 

[kwired]

Let me try to explain:

I'm saying the photos are NOT part of an 'actual' installation. They're staged. It's Madison Avenue Marketing. The cables you see aren't really home runs... they're just short pieces of NM pulled through to make a nice pretty picture for the web site.

They're not terminated in a panel anywhere. Nor is the other end in a box feeding lights, receptacles, appliances. They got permission to visit a new home job site off-hours so they could set it up for the camera.

That's all I'm saying.

Very well could be.

If so image in OP looks less like it is staged to me.