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Greg:

This is the hub I referenced above:


www.crouse-hinds.com/catalog/PDFS/Myers%20Hubs.pdf



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The Myers hub should work but I don't know if the box manufacturer acknowledges them. This whole 110.3(B) thing can take on a life of it's own ... if you let it.

Personally I like my old boss's take on this "Just make it safe".


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Greg:
I have to agree with the 'old boss' theory!

Last time I had an issue with an AHJ regarding boxes and Myers hubs...ASCO provided everything I needed to present to him.



John
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