ivsenroute
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Where did you get these values?
I have never seen bending radius restrictions except for medium voltage and communications cables.
NEC 334.24 and you have to do the math yourself.
Where did you get these values?
I have never seen bending radius restrictions except for medium voltage and communications cables.
Don't get me wrong, I failed the electrical inspection but the work is very neat.
*Black Manifold gas pipe lacked bonding with #6 due to CSST.
I left the bend radius alone.
*No outside GFCI receptacle within 25' of AC Condensing unit.
*Black Manifold gas pipe lacked bonding with #6 due to CSST.
*Cables not properly secured within 12" of devices/main panel.
a few other small things that I forgot
Let's stay on topic here and enjoy some photos of good work:
This one impressed me that I recently inspected:
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I spoke with the electrician and the builder who hires him requires this kind of work and QO panels. Thinks it makes everyone look more professional. Space is not a concern.
All that romex is exposed to a ton of potential physical damage as the pike of crap in the room this is in starts to grow,
Yeah, those crazy axe and chainsaw fights will kill that NM cable every time.![]()
I think that looks rediculous. I would be pissed at my guy for wasting so much time doing that - and wasting space
It looks like there are multiple places where there are 3 wires under 1 staple also.
That's the hot and cold domestic water supply. Red = hot and blue = cold.off topicwhat is that manifold of pex for??
Local amendment or going above and beyond?
Would you bring up other issues you forgot or pass the job if the ones you cited were corrected?
Manufacturer requirement
http://www.gastite.com/include/languages/english/downloads/pdfs/TB2008_01.pdf
Article 250.70