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flourescent wiring
For typical shop light fixtures, is 14-2 sufficient for wiring?
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yes, up to 1440 watts about.
-- Steve Barker "Chris Carruth" wrote in message ... For typical shop light fixtures, is 14-2 sufficient for wiring? |
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I think most codes require that you run AC (armored cable) into the fixture,
rather than romex. Bill "Chris Carruth" wrote in message ... For typical shop light fixtures, is 14-2 sufficient for wiring? |
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shop lights usually come with a cord. I only set an outlet, and plug them
in. Armored cable is not required in private garages above 8'. (mine doesn't have anything BUT NM in it.) -- Steve Barker "bill allemann" wrote in message . com... I think most codes require that you run AC (armored cable) into the fixture, rather than romex. Bill "Chris Carruth" wrote in message ... For typical shop light fixtures, is 14-2 sufficient for wiring? |
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Chris Carruth posted for all of us...
For typical shop light fixtures, is 14-2 sufficient for wiring? Since you have done NO research - no! A minimum of 250 mcm. -- Tekkie Don't bother to thank me, I do this as a public service. |
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