H human7 Member Aug 26, 2008 #1 In industrial installations I have seen phase monitor lights tapped directly off of main power lines using smaller conductors without any additional branch protection. Is this permitted by the NEC?
In industrial installations I have seen phase monitor lights tapped directly off of main power lines using smaller conductors without any additional branch protection. Is this permitted by the NEC?
R realolman Senior Member Aug 26, 2008 #2 According to 240.2 Tap conductors definition... and 240.21 (B)(1), I would say it is OK.
C Cold Fusion Senior Member Location way north Aug 26, 2008 #3 Also look at 408.52. Most installations I have seen have small tapped conductors to a set of fuses and then on to the lights. cf
Also look at 408.52. Most installations I have seen have small tapped conductors to a set of fuses and then on to the lights. cf
acrwc10 Master Code Professional Location CA Occupation Building inspector Aug 26, 2008 #4 I would think the lights need an OCP somewhere in the circuit.
R realolman Senior Member Aug 26, 2008 #5 acrwc10 said: I would think the lights need an OCP somewhere in the circuit. Click to expand... I won't argue with that. I rather agree with you. It seems that cold fusion has the correct article.:smile:
acrwc10 said: I would think the lights need an OCP somewhere in the circuit. Click to expand... I won't argue with that. I rather agree with you. It seems that cold fusion has the correct article.:smile:
acrwc10 Master Code Professional Location CA Occupation Building inspector Aug 26, 2008 #6 It's unanimous, court is adjourned.