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Rewire 220v to 110v Color question
Question: I have installed central air and I no longer need to 220v
window AC outlets. They are wired with romax and the colors of the conductor insulation are Black, Red, and White. With the current cost of copper, I hate to replace these runs. Standard color codes are of course black, white, copper/gnd. If I rewire this for 110v what colors should I put where? I read somewhere in the code that you can re-identify a cable with colored tape (green for instance for the wire used for ground) So, should I use black-hot white-neutral and red-green taped at each end for ground? Does this meet NEC code or at least come close?? Thanks in Advance, as always!! -A |
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