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Doug Miller[_4_]

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On Sat, 2 Aug 2014 22:35:00 +0000 (UTC), Doug Miller
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And if the manufacturer(on the UL label) specifies #6 wire
be used
for connection, it does NOT meet code if installed with #8 or
#10

Just stop. You're only digging the hole deeper.

UL labels specify voltage, amperage, wattage -- but when have
you seen one that specifies the size of the circuit conductors?
I thought the OP said the label on the unit gave the circuit
requirements and the cable specification. I could have misread
that. My reader does not make it easy to go back to previous
posts in a thread, so I'm going by memory.

Irrespective of what the OP may or may not have written, it's
pretty clear that you're not actually very familiar with what is,
or is not, on a UL label.

Just stop. You're only digging the hole deeper.