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#112280 05/15/01 07:50 PM
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"Code violation 300-6 Protection against Corrosion.

This junction box is installed outside on a commercial building where it is exposed to the weather conditions.  Nonmetallic cable was used where it should not have been used.

Philip Coy
Coy Electric, Inc.

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#112281 05/15/01 08:31 PM
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Lots of "elements" in this pic. Is that an Edison base fuseholder on the left? I can't make it out. Was this just hanging out like that, or was the box covered? Anyway, it's just awful.

#112282 04/17/02 10:03 PM
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i like that new way of grounding the box through the plant. good thing it's a green plant to properly identify it.
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