mbrooke
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Can a white #10 CU be re identified as an EGC?
Re-identifing white
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jumper
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See 250.119.
mbrooke
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250.119 (B) seems to say ok for multi conductor cable assemblies, but only if its in a setting where only qualified people will work on it?
jumper
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Correct.
mbrooke
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I guess then it would be compliant in a dwelling.
jumper
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No, no and no. Think industrial when trying to use that section.
A dwelling is not a location where it is ensured only qualified people will service the installation.
mbrooke
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jumper
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You're welcome.
jxofaltrds
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No.
200.7 Use of Insulation of a White or Gray Color or
with Three Continuous White Stripes.
(A) General. The following shall be used only for the
grounded circuit conductor, unless otherwise permitted in
200.7(B) and (C):
kwired
Electron manager
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Not true, you don't read enough handiman magazines or watch enough DIY channel, everyone is qualified in those locations:lol:
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