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#81258 07/30/02 08:17 PM
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How many ground wires can go under one ground screw on a ground bar? And were can I find that in the NEC.

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#81259 07/30/02 08:58 PM
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See 110.3(B)

Basically, read the ground bar manufacturer's instructions.

Al


Al Hildenbrand
#81260 07/30/02 09:02 PM
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You need to look at the instructions with the ground bar or in the panel the ground bar is designed to fit. If nothing is said about installing multiple wires per hole the maximum would be one. The NEC does not specifically state the number of conductors. It is up to the manufacture of the panel and ground bar.


Curt Swartz
#81261 07/31/02 05:48 PM
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110.14(A)and 408.21

Joe Tedesco covers this topic... https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/Forum4/HTML/000061.html

here's a few pictures from Joe's archive
[Linked Image from codecheck.com]
[Linked Image from codecheck.com]

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#81262 08/01/02 03:47 PM
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J
Jackson Offline OP
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Thank you for your help.


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