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"Permanent extension cord" was an attempt to put "flanged inlet + cable + interior receptacle" in short words. It is permanently installed with suitable wiring materials but basically serves the same purpose as an extension cord threaded through a hole in the wall.

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Got it Ranger. Sometimes I cannot read between the lines.

Ann, Since I do not plan to read the whole story you posted from Schnieder, could you make your point for us.


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How do you run a "cord" through a hole in a wall and stay legal? 400.8(2)


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JValdes - the application note explains with great clarity the most frequent code compliant and non-compliant set-ups w.r.t. bonded and floating neutral configurations that involve a 2 or three leg transfer switch. I often see three pole x-fer switches used erroneously because the client believes that neutral MUST be switched.

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"How do you run a "cord" through a hole in a wall and stay legal? 400.8(2)" - By having the hole double as a door. Thats a joke by the way.

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Thanks Ann

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