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Has anyone heard the phrase, "This is a comercial/industrial installation. You can't use #14 ga wire here. It has to be #12 ga minimum."?
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ONLY...if that verbage is within the job specs. Common trade practice is 12 for comm, but it's not code.
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That phrase embodies the California Electrical Code.
Words to that effect rule here.
#14 is restricted to control circuits and residential installations.
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That phrase embodies the California Electrical Code.
Words to that effect rule here.
#14 is restricted to control circuits and residential installations. I looked in the CEC 2010 but couldn't find this. Do you have a code section, because it is good information to have. Thanks
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