Space in Cabinet... a 1st

[augie47]

I can't seem to find the appropriate Section in Art 312 for working space required in this particular installation

Perhaps the plumbing Code applies

 

[Tulsa Electrician]

I think those brass fittings need a bonding jumper.
At least the wire run be a short one.
Maybe a new keep cool feature.

Plain nuts

 

[mtnelect]

I can't find what NEC Article this is either.

 

[Tulsa Electrician]

I can't find what NEC Article this is either.

Oh my.

 

[Tulsa Electrician]

Maybe I'm looking at the panel pic wrong. Nice color choice.
Grounded conductor may be the wrong color.

 

[LarryFine]

Grounded conductor may be the wrong color.

I don't see one, and there are 1p breakers!

 

[hillbilly1]

I can't seem to find the appropriate Section in Art 312 for working space required in this particular installation

Perhaps the plumbing Code applies

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Can’t say as I’ve ever seen that done before! Kinda looks like it’s not here in the states, but……….

 

[steve66]

I can't zoom into the photo enough to quite tell whats going on. Is that actually copper tubing? I think it needs leak protection if it runs through a panel . Yellow & Orange and either black or brown?? Is that a 480V panel??

 

[hillbilly1]

I can't zoom into the photo enough to quite tell whats going on. Is that actually copper tubing? I think it needs leak protection if it runs through a panel . Yellow & Orange and either black or brown?? Is that a 480V panel??

Looks like Pex B.

 

[kwired]

Should be fine, doesn't look like it fills more than 20% of the wiring space.

Might be overfilling the raceway coming out rear bottom unless it is only a short nipple.