post help

[domnic]

I'm looking for a post with a pitcher of a panel in a basement of a home where the romex is spread out on the wall in a neat manner with two outlets below it.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

I believe this is the pic you want but I am not sure of the thread. This is in Canada

 

[domnic]

poat help

poat help

THANK YOU'''''''''''''''''

 

[George Stolz]

http://forums.mikeholt.com/showthread.php?t=66025&p=538305#post538305

 

[jumper]

Does that piece of romex between the receptacles have a strap? I cannot tell when I zoom.

 

[ADub]

Does that piece of romex between the receptacles have a strap? I cannot tell when I zoom.

Doesn't look like it. How'd it pass?

 

[dkidd]

There's a pipe over the left panel. How did it pass?

 

[jumper]

There's a pipe over the left panel. How did it pass?

The panel is in Canada. The CEC may have different rules for foreign systems.

 

[ADub]

I see a working space issue with that lb. can't believe this passed. The unsupported romex between outlets is awful


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[jumper]

I see a working space issue with that lb. can't believe this passed.

That would be arguable each panel seems to have the required room if you measure from the edges not near the LB. Cannot tell if LB actually encroaches the dedicated space either.

The unsupported romex between outlets is awful

I won't go so far as to say awful, but rather comical given the attention to the other cables.

 

[dkidd]

I see a working space issue with that lb.

I don't see any issue. It doesn't extend more than 6 inches.

 

[ADub]

That would be arguable each panel seems to have the required room if you measure from the edges not near the LB. Cannot tell if LB actually encroaches the dedicated space either.



I won't go so far as to say awful, but rather comical given the attention to the other cables.

Regardless I think it's too close and would never allow it. An LL body is the correct fitting for this installation, huge rookie mistake.

 

[ADub]

I don't see any issue. It doesn't extend more than 6 inches.

Nope it's definitely an issue

 

[ActionDave]

I see a working space issue with that lb. can't believe this passed. The unsupported romex between outlets is awful


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The whole thing should be ripped out and started over.

 

[Fulthrotl]

The whole thing should be ripped out and started over.

*SLAP*

 

[GoldDigger]

I don't see any issue. It doesn't extend more than 6 inches.

The "front" (removable cover) on the LB faces to the left, so that is where its working space needs to be. The LB does not infringe on the working space of the panels, but that is not the problem.

 

[iwire]

The "front" (removable cover) on the LB faces to the left, so that is where its working space needs to be. The LB does not infringe on the working space of the panels, but that is not the problem.

LBs do not require working space.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

I would bet that the receptacles were added by someone else. There is no way the anal retentive person who worked on the panel would have done that somewhat sloppy work. I have seen much worse as you all have..

 

[Hariiesmarrttin]

aCTUAL

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I believe this is the pic you want but I am not sure of the thread. This is in Canada

I also having same situation so Thank You so much for uploading this picture.

 

[iwire]

I would bet that the receptacles were added by someone else. There is no way the anal retentive person who worked on the panel would have done that somewhat sloppy work.

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

For sure.