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Re: reduced neutral conductor

#96234 11/11/05 05:40 PM

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Yes it is listed that way it is duel rated USE-2 RHH/RHW and the grounding conductor is insulated.Just want to know if a #4 neutral can be used and how to do the math to figure it out. Thanks

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reduced neutral conductor	gserve	11/10/05 09:32 PM
Re: reduced neutral conductor	raider1	11/10/05 10:18 PM
Re: reduced neutral conductor	George Little	11/11/05 01:23 PM
Re: reduced neutral conductor	gserve	11/11/05 09:40 PM
Re: reduced neutral conductor	ngoody24	11/12/05 03:15 AM

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