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(submitted via Joe Tedesco) I took this picture from a 1940 building, its a picture of disconnect switch mounted in the ceiling...
Eng. Sid Elahmad
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The disconnect is not much of a concern, check out the THHN(?) zip-tied out of the conduit from the left!!
I guess the disco violates the idea of readily accessable.
Stupid should be painful.
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The height looks like a 'bit' over 6' 7", a violation of 404.8(A)
As for it facing down I do not believe that in itself is a violation.
Gotta wonder what is going on, that is a lot of disconnect connected to 1/2".
Bob Badger
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Is it adjacent to the equipment it supplies? 240.24(A)(4), 404.8(A), exception 2.
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mxslick: oh and also the fact that the wires are entering that pipe without any protection from sharp edges?
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Missing KO on the disconnect.
Is that a 4/0 cover on a 3/0 box? Appears to be a screw missing there.
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The wiring coming out of the conduit looks like coax and low voltage cabling.. possibly telephone or network, or CCTV.
the sharp edge is still a concern, but not as much so..
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