T300.5 hasn't changed since at least 1999 [the last year I have an NEC on computer for].
Why are you looking for IRC codes?
Why are you looking for IRC codes?
Anyone know what IRC electrical code was in effect for Kentucky in 2002-2003?
Need to know what the rules were for buried electrical wire back in Dec 2002-Jan 2003. Anyone know where to find them?
Specifically, what was the minimum depth to bury a cable (10-3 w/g UF-B) in a residential application (not under a driveway)?
Specifically, what was the minimum depth to bury a cable (10-3 w/g UF-B) in a residential application (not under a driveway)?
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Perhaps I'm thinking of the wrong code (which may be why I couldn't find anything by googling...).
I just presumed because the work was for a residential application, that the IRC was proper.
If this ( link ) is the correct code... Does my application fall under Column 1, 3 or 4? (I presume I read accross from "All locations not specified below")
I just presumed because the work was for a residential application, that the IRC was proper.
If this ( link ) is the correct code... Does my application fall under Column 1, 3 or 4? (I presume I read accross from "All locations not specified below")
If rated 120volts or less and GFCI protected, 12"
otherwise 24"
otherwise 24"
If rated 120volts or less and GFCI protected, 12"
otherwise 24"
Isn't there a 20A requirement also? :whistling
That says "2007 California Electrical Code" on the bottom.If this ( link ) is the correct code...
I don't know what the heck that means ????
The NEC comes out every 3 years , ie, '99, '02, '05, '08 ~ ,,,ummm, no '07.
You're also in Ky ???
Do yourself a favor and VIEW the NEC here:
NFPA 70: National Electrical Code®
While having the NEC readily available [whether on the computer, internet or hard copy]...one little item may be missing ~ the amended version that the State/jurisdiction has adopted.
I'm curious as to what the investigation is all about
Isn't there a 20A requirement also? :whistling
Yeah, that too.
But when the answer is free you don't get all the info.:thumbsup:
Plus I could have swore I saw the OP had posted it was a 20A circuit.
I'd like to get an inspection sticker on some work I did on my own home back then. Getting called to Iraq in '03 kind of distracted me from getting the inspections done at the time. I never got around to it after I got back, but since work is slow right now, I have time to clean up loose ends.Celtic said:...
I'm curious as to what the investigation is all about
I don't want to have to dig up the cable. So if 18" is sufficient, I'm good. If 24" is required... I won't be happy.
Tell me about it [check a recent thread i started :laughing:]But when the answer is free you don't get all the info.:thumbsup:
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