Name the violation

[jar546]

Exterior application to feed condensing unit. Name the violation either IRC or NEC, your choice.

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[fatboy]

Where is the load side EG coming from?

 

[Gregg Harris]

Exterior application to feed condensing unit. Name the violation either IRC or NEC, your choice.View attachment 1719

NEC 210.5

© Identification of Ungrounded Conductors. Ungrounded conductors shall be identified in accordance with 210.5©(1), (2), and

 

[Dennis]

I agree with gregg and I assume the breaker is listed for the panel- never seen one like that

 

[Dennis]

Actual the breaker looks like the old bryant breakers but that install looks new.

 

[Kearney.200]

were dose the ground go, look all plastic to me

 

[jar546]

The ground you can't see the end of terminates in the ground bar.

 

[electriclese]

Neat and workman like manner need not apply here?

 

[electriclese]

Doesn't that need to be a double pole breaker with internal linkage?

 

[raider1]

Is that a breaker or just a molded case switch?

I can't see and ampere rating on the device.

Chris

 

[raider1]

By the way I agree with Dennis and Greg, the white conductor must be re-identified. Very common violation in my area.

Chris

 

[raider1]

Doesn't that need to be a double pole breaker with internal linkage?

If there is a proper breaker in the panel inside you would not need a breaker in the A/C disconnect.

Chris

 

[chris kennedy]

300.9/334.12(B)(4) on your NM in LFNC.

 

[TheCommish]

how about the black and white wire are reversed through the breaker? Asked the building inspector, I do not do electrical inspections