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#101020 01/31/07 02:34 PM
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in the code does it state that on a main breaker you can not put two wire into the same screw connector on the load side

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#101021 01/31/07 04:05 PM
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The basic rule for connections to terminals is one terminal, one conductor. If the terminal is listed for more than one conductor, then you can put in as many as the listing states.

See 110.14 (A)


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