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Re: Wiring in hazardous areas NFPA 30

sparkyinak #167577 08/15/07 07:51 PM

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Sparky:
My advice would be to get the 'higher' opinion of the local AHJ. Either Electrical or Fire Inspector should be the guy to provide answers that will eliminate 'second guessing'.

John

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