Separate independent conductors are not just the "norm" - it is all that is allowed except for short runs for "protection".
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OT: Electrical plug question
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Like 'enry 'iggins once said (slightly paraphrased) "By George, I think youve got it!!!!"
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Thank GOD in Ontario in single unit and all stick framed residential units we don't have to use the infernal stuff!!!!
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Apparently it is in CrookCounty
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Northwest burbs
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Helped rewire some houses that had aluminum wire, you might think it is not that bad when rewiring a whole house. Tract houses the layout is all the same too.
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replaced all devices in my aluminum wired house with coalr devices and pigtailed everything else with copper to pass theESA Safe inspection 2 years ago. Would hate to have to rewire with finished basement and no attic - and the service entry panel on the far side of the garage with the garage also fully insulated and drywalled (and scratrch-coated). Even ASSNING a ciecuit is fun - had to pull in a circuit for the central cac - at the extreme far end of the house basement - thankfully the house is only 30 feet long but 50 feet of wire would not have done the job - - Up 6, back 6, over 12, down 12 forward12, then 25 feet over and down 3 - had to stretch 75 feet to make it work! The up, back, across and down was all surface in the garage - in corners except the initial up from the panel - all the rest was in finished basement except the last5 or 6 frrt. Only slightly damaged 2 accoustic 8" square tiles in the ceiling of the laundry room - can hardly see the damage after re-installing. Basically the only wiring modifications done on the whole house (other than assing 240 volt outlet in the garage and the generator inlet circuit)