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This is Turtle.
now before i start telling this even. i did not do it or will i ever do it. With this clear i will speak. i was looking a air handler for a HVAC customer and he run the electric service hisself to the air handler and when he got to the A/H with the wire was about 6 feet short to get there. So he just got another piece of wire and SOLIDERED the # 6 -2 with ground Wire set together to complete the circuit to the A/H. I know this is illegal here in out local code but i can't find it in the NEC for not having a new copy. So how bad is solidering # 6 copper wire for high amp draw in a slice joint? TURTLE |
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