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Info to backup safety of aluminum wiring?
I've moved into a house build in 1971 which is wired mainly with
aluminum wiring. I've read a handful of published information that states that aluminum wiring (or more correctly, the connections made with aluminum wiring) do in fact create a fire hazard greater than copper wire. I also know that a lot of people state that aluminum wiring does not pose any greater risk than copper if done properly. What I'm interested in is what is "done properly" and have there been tests done on such "proper" wiring methods to prove that they do in fact pose no increased fire hazard? So in other words, what I'm looking for is published (on paper, internet, etc.) information from reputable sources that would refute the claims made by the information that I've already read making aluminum out to be a fire hazard. A lot of the information I've read so far can be found at www.inspect-ny.com/aluminum.htm Thanks for the input, Harry |
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