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John A. DeDad is Senior Director, Editorial and EC&M Development, for EC&M Magazine Penton and Conference Director of EC&M Seminars. Mr. DeDad has given over 100 presentations to trade and technical...more»»
Metallic exposed work covers
Posted by super from New York, NY, USA on January 23, 2009
I’m planning on using metallic exposed work covers for receptacles in an industrial facility addition that I’m wiring. I normally bond these covers but someone told me I don’t have to do that anymore. Is this correct?
The answer is “Yes” and “No.” A new sentence added to Sec. 250.146(A) of the 2008 NEC allows you to do away with the bonding, but only if the following conditions are met:
