D dlip Member Apr 3, 2019 #1 Is an outlet considered a wiring device? I see a number of outlets for sale on amazon that do not have a green, hexagonal grounding screw.
Is an outlet considered a wiring device? I see a number of outlets for sale on amazon that do not have a green, hexagonal grounding screw.
LarryFine Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA Location Henrico County, VA Occupation Electrical Contractor Apr 3, 2019 #2 dlip said: Is an outlet considered a wiring device? I see a number of outlets for sale on amazon that do not have a green, hexagonal grounding screw. Click to expand... An outlet is where electricity can be accesses, such as a receptacle outlet or a lighting outlet. A receptacle is a device, as is a switch. You seem to be describing a non-grounding receptacle.
dlip said: Is an outlet considered a wiring device? I see a number of outlets for sale on amazon that do not have a green, hexagonal grounding screw. Click to expand... An outlet is where electricity can be accesses, such as a receptacle outlet or a lighting outlet. A receptacle is a device, as is a switch. You seem to be describing a non-grounding receptacle.
tortuga Code Historian Location Oregon Occupation Electrical Design Apr 3, 2019 #3 dlip said: Is an outlet considered a wiring device? I see a number of outlets for sale on amazon that do not have a green, hexagonal grounding screw. Click to expand... Do you have a link?
dlip said: Is an outlet considered a wiring device? I see a number of outlets for sale on amazon that do not have a green, hexagonal grounding screw. Click to expand... Do you have a link?