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Would that matter? I thought the GEC has to go directly to the ground bus bar?jar546 said:Is that romex connector listed as a grounding lug?![]()
it was a joke, hence the wink. No it would not matter but I can easily see an excuse like that. Amazing stuff ICEelectriclese said:Would that matter? I thought the GEC has to go directly to the ground bus bar?Priceless indeed. Was this a home owners workmanship?
Sad to say this was done by a contractor. I don't think that he is a newbie either. He was adamant that he's been doing it this way for years. He rattled off a half dozen cities that require this.electriclese said:Would that matter? I thought the GEC has to go directly to the ground bus bar?Priceless indeed. Was this a home owners workmanship?
When that came into the code, I was told not to push it. So yes it is required. Is it really called a bridge?mjf said:Intersystem bonding bridge not required in your area?
250.95mjf said:Intersystem bonding bridge not required in your area?
I'll ask him where he got it.Rider Rick said:Tiger,Who's boot is that in the photo in post #1?
It looks like mine.