hotneutral
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Doesn’t UL “list” stuff not “approve” it? Are these actually UL listed?
Need some opinions
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FionaZuppa
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The AHJ does have last word on things, but if the AHJ holds to a version of NEC and there's no violation of NEC, then the AHJ has little to not approve it. They could not approve it, but then you (or the GC) has ability to appeal that decision.
Why not consult w/ AHJ before install and stone is cut? (at least should have been, etc).
gadfly56
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The OP is in NYC. They are not going to come to your job site and chew the fat over this issue.
FionaZuppa
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- Part Time Electrician (semi retired, old) - EE retired.
Why would anyone come to job site for a consult. Make a phone call.
florida-sparkey
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The OP said NYC so I assume EMT system. In my humble opinion, it seems to me that the ground connection to the box is likely not accessible.
Like others have smartly said, if it was ENT with single pulls to a jbox, you could just pull it out, or in, as needed. If I ever see them, and lets hope I do not, that would be my play.
Like others have smartly said, if it was ENT with single pulls to a jbox, you could just pull it out, or in, as needed. If I ever see them, and lets hope I do not, that would be my play.
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