Bossman420
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Is SO Cord approved for damp locations
Type SO Cord
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- PE (Retired) - Power Systems
Do you mean SO cord specifically or flexible cord in general.
There needs to be a W in the type number for rubber cord to be wet location rated and an A in the number for it to be rated for outdoor use, for example: type SOW-A. I am not aware of any current manufacturers of SO only cord.
There needs to be a W in the type number for rubber cord to be wet location rated and an A in the number for it to be rated for outdoor use, for example: type SOW-A. I am not aware of any current manufacturers of SO only cord.
eric stromberg
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- Texas
Jim,
What about submersible? For example, cord used for a submersible pump in a well application. Or for the cord going to a pump in a submersible pond motor?
I see people here using TC cable (tray cable) but i've never checked into the appropriateness of it.
Thanks,
Eric
What about submersible? For example, cord used for a submersible pump in a well application. Or for the cord going to a pump in a submersible pond motor?
I see people here using TC cable (tray cable) but i've never checked into the appropriateness of it.
Thanks,
Eric
Bossman420
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I found It.
I found It.
Look at NEC Table 400.4
I found It.
Look at NEC Table 400.4
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