SER stub out - 04/13/06 12:23 AM
Had an inspector tell me that the service entrance cable cannot emerge through the brick of a dwelling unless there is a PVC nipple protecting it from the brick.
Now he's not talking about a chase nipple and plastic bushing in the can, he said that mortar could damage the SER.
Art. 338 refers back to 334 (romex). The only thing that could relate IMO is 334.12(B)(2). But would the cable be considered to be embedded? I don't know. Any opinions? Thanks
Now he's not talking about a chase nipple and plastic bushing in the can, he said that mortar could damage the SER.
Art. 338 refers back to 334 (romex). The only thing that could relate IMO is 334.12(B)(2). But would the cable be considered to be embedded? I don't know. Any opinions? Thanks