splices in panel ?

[papa]

yea or na, any code ref.?

 

[iwire]

Heck ya! You can splice in the cabinets that contain panelboards.

See 312.8 read the entire paragraph.

 

[roger]

Yeah, 312.8

Roger

 

[iwire]

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[roger]

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Seems like old times. :grin:

Roger

 

[zog]

Splice away, some would suggest it is more professional to use all the scrap wire you have laying around.

 

[iwire]

Splice away, some would suggest it is more professional to use all the scrap wire you have laying around.

Can I splice at a light fixture or do you have problem with that as well. :roll:

 

[zog]

Can I splice at a light fixture or do you have problem with that as well. :roll:

Don't care, do whatever you see fit just get off that high horse of yours

 

[roger]

Can I splice at a light fixture or do you have problem with that as well. :roll:

All splices should be outlawed, all electrical items should be ordered with a cable of a specified length attached from the factory.

Ain't that right Zog? :grin:

Roger

 

[480sparky]

All splices should be illegal. I should have one continuous set of conductors all the way from Hoover Dam to my computer keyboard.

 

[iwire]

Don't care,

I know you care.

just get off that high horse of yours

 

[One-eyed Jack]

Splice away, some would suggest it is more professional to use all the scrap wire you have laying around.

What better place to use it?? Put the cover on and out of sight. Sorry Zog some splices are really needed. Like the one on my check to make it reach the end of the month.

 

[zog]

I know you care.

No I don't, not anymore.

 

[billsnuff]

one continuous set of conductors all the way from Hoover Dam to my computer keyboard.

I'd like to see the Volt Drop Calc on that and the results.