scwirenut Senior Member Location Sumter, South Carolina May 29, 2008 #1 Im installing a MH 100w 240v canopy light. can i break 1 leg on a sp switch, or should I use a DP
iwire Moderator Staff member Location Massachusetts May 29, 2008 #2 In my opinion 410.54(B) 2005 or 410.104(B) 2008 NEC requires you to use a two pole switch.
R romeo Senior Member May 29, 2008 #3 single or double pole switch single or double pole switch 2 pole NEC 2008 410.93
iwire Moderator Staff member Location Massachusetts May 29, 2008 #4 romeo said: 2 pole NEC 2008 410.93 Click to expand... That would not apply in this case as the OP has an metal halide fixture. He is not switching the lamp holder, he is switching the ballast.
romeo said: 2 pole NEC 2008 410.93 Click to expand... That would not apply in this case as the OP has an metal halide fixture. He is not switching the lamp holder, he is switching the ballast.
R romeo Senior Member May 29, 2008 #5 single or double pole switch single or double pole switch True I thought of that after I posted,but it seems that both ungrounded conductors must be opened under any conditions, by a 2 pole switch or other means. Thanks for the correction.
single or double pole switch single or double pole switch True I thought of that after I posted,but it seems that both ungrounded conductors must be opened under any conditions, by a 2 pole switch or other means. Thanks for the correction.