lolChapters 1 through 4.
It's in Chapter 2Don"t forget you have to keep your ground and grounded conductors separated at sub panel.
Lol, couldn't remember the exact chapter, thanks. :clap:It's in Chapter 2
Lol, couldn't remember the exact chapter, thanks. :clap:
Homestead, right outside pittsburgh. You?Hey Paelectritian , What part of Pittsburgh are you in?
Dave
Homestead, right outside pittsburgh. You?
LOL i'll leave that for you there sparky!:clap:Jeez, you two....... get a room! :w00t:
Article 250 on page 70-92 of the '05 NEC. My '08 is in the truck and it's way too darn cold to go out there now. :laughing:Lol, couldn't remember the exact chapter, thanks. :clap:
Never try to memorize page numbers in the NEC. It is an exercise in futility.Article 250 on page 70-92 of the '05 NEC. My '08 is in the truck and it's way too darn cold to go out there now. :laughing:
Amen to thatNever try to memorize page numbers in the NEC. It is an exercise in futility.
:laughing: I pulled the nearest NEC out and looked at the page number. I have enough trouble remembering what the pages actually say.Never try to memorize page numbers in the NEC. It is an exercise in futility.
Table 310.16 Ampacity Ratings and temperature limitationsim installing a sub panel for a basement remodel, first sub panel i have done. im using a 50amp breaker with 6/3. what codes should i be aware of when installing this?
Load-Side Grounding Connections. A grounding
connection shall not be made to any grounded conductor on
the load side of the service disconnecting means except as
otherwise permitted in this article.