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Re: Tap conductors

#58064 10/28/05 08:59 AM

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You will find your definition in 240.2.

Also, what you describe is not a tap, it is an undersized equipment grounding conductor [Linked Image]

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Tap conductors	Tripp	10/28/05 04:20 AM
Re: Tap conductors	Ryan_J	10/28/05 12:59 PM
Re: Tap conductors	Tesla	10/28/05 07:27 PM

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