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Still, it's good to explain. In this thread we see a great example of where local practices / rules differ from the NEC.

This emphasizes to the OP, and everyone else: check your local rules!

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That is good to know and you can see both way how it work out.

It the same way with myself I am well verised with Wisconsin and French codes but I have to becarefull not to get both mixed up.

Merci,Marc


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