fisbn
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I was always under the impression you could not splice ser cable.
am I wrong?
thanks again
Larry
am I wrong?
thanks again
Larry
splicing ser cable
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tonyou812
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why not? and what is the situartion you are refering to?
fisbn
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I've got to move a service for an addition that will put the old service inside and the pnel is up on the 2nd floor for some reason.So it will be a bear to refeed.
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As far as SE or SER itself there are no special rules regarding splicing.
Both SE and SER can be treated just like NM.
If the SE or SER is being used as a service conductor then 230.46 applies which allows splicing service entrance conductors.
Now that said, the local utility can prohibit splices in the service entrance cables.
Both SE and SER can be treated just like NM.
If the SE or SER is being used as a service conductor then 230.46 applies which allows splicing service entrance conductors.
Now that said, the local utility can prohibit splices in the service entrance cables.
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