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Can I Share a Ground?
I'm running two circuits in a single conduit:
- a 240v 20amp for a wall A/C outlet - a 120v 20amp for a shop outlet Can I run a single 12 ga green ground wire for both circuits? |
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Can I Share a Ground?
Yes.
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Can I Share a Ground?
On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 01:31:40 -0500, "The Streets"
wrote: I'm running two circuits in a single conduit: - a 240v 20amp for a wall A/C outlet - a 120v 20amp for a shop outlet Can I run a single 12 ga green ground wire for both circuits? IMHO: When using conduit that can also be used as the grounding path (EMT, MC, etc), pulling a seperate ground, rated for the highest breaker/fuse, makes sense. Good luck, tom @ www.NoCostAds.com |
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Can I Share a Ground?
Do folks who come later mark well these boxes are on two circuits, to
prevent a nasty shock! |
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