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#35957 03/27/04 08:05 PM
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When building control panels and reversing starters I like to use solid because you can make it look so much neater as the wire holds it's shape to the route you lay it. I build a few lift station control panels for septic dosing systems. They are a lot of fun but I wouldn't want to build them all day every day. As far as terminating under a binding screw on a device goes, the reverse twist works fine and captures all the strands. Personally, I haven't used side wired devices for quite a while. I use back wired with pressure plates such as the BR15 or 5252 duplex devices.

#35958 03/27/04 08:26 PM
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in Germany - only solid in building wiring. No stranded allowed.

Stranded is used in panels, controll & industrial appliances...

#35959 03/27/04 10:14 PM
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Solid all the way !! Allows you to push short runs, & makes device installation much faster.

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