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neutral downsizing for dryer and range --where in the NEC?
Hi, I wondered if I can downsize the neutral conductor required for
dryers and ranges. I'm running the wiring in RMC (aka thick wall metal conduit) which is acting as my equipment grounding conductor. I understand I have to run a neutral for these circuits because they use both 240V and 120V. This is for a new house. --zeb |
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