This weeks post comes from the Florida Building Code Residential Electrical code from Chapters 34 through 45. Inside each chapter they have given us some of the best illustrations that I’ve seen. So every now and then I will pull up one or two to show you. This one shows the clearances from overhead services to platforms , widows and the like. A good illustration on what the code implies (230.9).
Till next time be safe work safe
Jake
This one comes to us from Howard B. He tells me that we have to keep an eye on the new helpers.
If you see it send it.
Till next time be safe work safe and keep an eye out for those great pictures.
Jake
This weeks change allows us to use the steel frame of a building in place of running a conductor all around a building. Bonding each item that needs to be bonded into part of the Grounding Electrode system. Such as the case of the electrical service on one side of the building and the cold water service on the other.
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Till next time be safe work safe
Jake
This one comes from Nate in WPB.
Yes a fan was hanging from this.
Have a safe Memorial Day.
Till next time work safe be safe
Jake
Nice box!!!!!!!! Not only was there no box but they use NM cable this was in a Hotel Lobby.
Till next time be safe…….
Jake
In the 2014 NEC they are going to allow us to extend the connection from Grounding Electrode (concrete encased electrode)
into a wall or above grade. In the past we could only have the conductor from the rebar extending out from the concrete
encasement, now we can have the rebar extend out from the encasement for a connection. So this will work when the
town or city will not let you make this connection in the meter can, and you have a main breakers panel as your first means
of disconnect, you bond the neutral to this electrode in the wall near the panel if needed. As you can see in the picture on the
right the connection has to be accessible.
Till next time be safe work safe.
Jake
This picture give a whole new meaning to a cut in box or should I say a cut in extension.
This was sent to me by Mike Y of Lake Worth.
Thanks Mike
Jake
This one is from a job in WPB a few years back!
If you have a great picture you want to send. Send me ones you take on the job with a brief description.
Please don’t send ones from the Web. They may copy rights.
Thanks
Jake
They wondered why they failed!!!!!
Till next time be safe work safe
Jake
