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![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/BCodes/Rusty.jpg) Is it a violation for a water pipe to be under the equipment here?
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While there is not a violation of the safety work space required by 110.26(A), there is a violation of the "dedicated equipment space" required by 110.25(F)(1)(a).
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I am wondering about what looks like the use of parallel conductors smaller than 1/0?
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Is it a violation for a water pipe to be under the equipment here? Or is the violation having the equipment over the water pipe?
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I think a bigger problem might be the pipe above the panel from the looks of the rust on the outside of the panel and the trough under it. I popped a cover on one like this once and found two of the three fuses in the main rusted into the holders.
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Lots of problems here. Are those the right kind of straps, look like one hole EMT straps to me.
334.15 B (NM cable?) "shall be protected" is not met.
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