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I believe that the word "approval" is properly used.

The breakers have been tested with "favorable regard".

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See the article 100 definition.


Ryan Jackson,
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I see a couple of issues in the larger images:

White wire on top-right breaker w/o being re-colored.

It looks like that breaker is a Thomas & Betts.

What about the re-used breaker on the left?

Back-fed breaker as nain w/o hold-down hardware.

Two aluminum conductors in one top-right terminal. (Anti-ox?)


Larry Fine
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Actually they look like forgeries. If so the labeling is also forged and probably have never been tested for anything.

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Is that the transformer for the doorbell that is hooked directly onto the box?

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Is that the transformer for the doorbell that is hooked directly onto the box?

Yes, but that is not a violation.


Ryan Jackson,
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Heh. Didn't think it was being that the panel is a j-box but hehe. Man if I did that I would never hear the end of it.

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Hmmm, looks like the black from the doorbell transformer is together with the branch circuit on that last breaker. Two wires on the same lug.

-Hal

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Hey Ryan
Look real close. You can barely see it. Reference the other c/b's in the larger photo. Maybe the lighting makes it hard to see.

They looked good to me at first until I looked up 240.81


Larry LeVoir
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Sandy, if you look carefully, it appears someone (Joe?) has covered the words "on" and "off" with little rectangles of electrical tape.

I know for a fact that the Siemens and Murray breakers that use these cases have the words molded into the plastic; look next to the CSA.

Right, Joe?


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