Where is the requirement for running a separate feed to EACH OUTLET
REQUIRED? Not in the US> A "dedicated out is required for certain
special situations but not for each outlet elsewhere. There are certain
other requirements such as GFCI and AFCI. But, certainly no dedicated
feeder for each out.
Ron Wright wrote:
> Gary,
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> I've noticed in panels the safety ground and neutral go to a different buss
> bar. I had thought maybe because the neutral was sometimes, not now to code,
> smaller than the neutral. However, both got connected to the panel case.
> One can Ohm out neutral to safety and only see the resistance in the wiring
> to/from the panel. However, as you well know, should not be considered the
> same.
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> In most plastic coated wireing I see today the safety wire is green coated,
> but some is still bare as you said. I've seen lots of this.
>
> Now in our county following NEC code the safety wire has to be same size as
> neutral . No more of the 14-2 w/G cable, but 14-3 one being safety ground
> color or bare. Also they are doing something different, a separate set of
> wires must be ran between panel and each outlet...no more of one wire to one
> outlet and then from here to another outlet, etc. Can you imagine the extra
> cost and labor. Not sure what they do at the breaker panel...put in separate
> breaker for each outlet. Not sure if this NEC code or something to do with
> the hurricane code we have here in Florida. We do lots of construction very
> different here, hi.
>
> 73, ron, n9ee/r
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>> From: Gary Glaenzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Date: 2008/07/06 Sun AM 10:19:49 EDT
>> To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
>> Subject: Re: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: RadioShack Recalls Power Supplies
>> Due toElectrocution and Fire Hazards
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>> I don't know what part of the US you live in, but around here (western IL)
>> the grounding conductor ('safety ground') is bare in Romex-type cable, and
>> may or may not be insulated in conduit, and usually one size smaller than
>> the 'main' conductors.
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>> Also, the GC goes to one bus-bar, the neutral to another, the GC bus-bar is
>> bonded ot the neutral at the SERVICE panel (incoming power, the one with the
>> 'Main' braker that shuts off all power), but is kept separate in all
>> sub-panels, and from the sub-panel(s) there must be a separate GC (coded
>> green) run back to the GC bus-bar in the service panel.
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> Ron Wright, N9EE
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