SNAP SWITCH GROUNDING
- Thread starter clh
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Re: SNAP SWITCH GROUNDING
I don't understand the purpose of the question. Is there an issue you wish to report? Are you faced with contradictory interpretations, and find yourself in need of a clarification?
I don't understand the purpose of the question. Is there an issue you wish to report? Are you faced with contradictory interpretations, and find yourself in need of a clarification?
brian john
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Re: SNAP SWITCH GROUNDING
Taking a stab at this but I assume CL is addressing the issue of the requirement for faceplates, for flush mounted switches required to be non-conductive, seems there may be (at least in my book) a missing line regarding switches that are grounded with an EGC?
Taking a stab at this but I assume CL is addressing the issue of the requirement for faceplates, for flush mounted switches required to be non-conductive, seems there may be (at least in my book) a missing line regarding switches that are grounded with an EGC?
ryan_618
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Re: SNAP SWITCH GROUNDING
We adopted the 1999 NEC Jan. 1 of 2000, but I still call it often. So, to answer your question, no. Not everyone is aware.
We adopted the 1999 NEC Jan. 1 of 2000, but I still call it often. So, to answer your question, no. Not everyone is aware.
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