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 Re: electrical question. Need help fast
[Re: Huckleberry]
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02/26/09 01:28 PM
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Re: electrical question. Need help fast
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03/08/09 06:58 PM
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I'm actually surprised that he said "disconnect". As I recall, a junction only has to be accessible. I'd slap a junction box on the wall, clamp the romex in it and screw a cover on it. Then I'd secure the romex within 6 inches of the box and every foot thereafter. My guess is that would be up to code.
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Re: electrical question. Need help fast
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03/08/09 07:59 PM
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BillS2006
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I'm actually surprised that he said "disconnect". As I recall, a junction only has to be accessible. I'd slap a junction box on the wall, clamp the romex in it and screw a cover on it. Then I'd secure the romex within 6 inches of the box and every foot thereafter. My guess is that would be up to code. Only right answer posted. For the post above: And ALL switches, disconnects, or whatever you want to call them are amp rated. ALL of them. Against NEC to manufacture or sell unrated switches.
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