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Re: Working Clearances Too

#112240 05/06/01 10:00 AM

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Just another illustration showing the importance of electrical inspections.

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Re: Working Clearances Too

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One could perhaps argue against 380-8 if the CB's aren't being used as switches... at least that's the way I interpret it.

But, I completely agree with the rest...

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