Dan:
I am a bit confused by what you say below regarding whim and
interpretation. In regards to the 690.64(B) 'conductor' controversy, the
controversy is not about what the code says or how AHJs interpret it, the
controversy is about why the word conductors is included in the NEC
section at
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Hello William,
Rather than focus on a specific instance, I'd like to step back
and view the larger situation.
Over the years, numerous posts to this list-serv have related to
concerns where installers experienced inspection-related problems
ranging from individual AHJs
Jesse,
It is my understanding that the utility disconnect is exactly what it sounds
like...a disconnect required by the utility, not a code requirement.
Here in New York the Public Service Commission has ruled that system size is
the determining factor for whether or not an exterior AC disco is
I've followed these threads with great interest about code, changes and
interpretations.
There are 2 connected parts, code and interpretation.
While its hard to do much about interpretation, the code part should be more
fixable.
One of the largest problems as I see it, is the long time
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