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Multiwire circuit on 208v?
I want to add a circuit to a 208 panel, but there are no holes and I really
don't want to go at it with a hole saw. There is a circuit consisting of one outlet connected to the box by 1/2" conduit. If multiwire circuits are allowed on 208v, I could put the outlet on one leg of the multiwire circuit and put my new circuit on the other. That way I can just put my new MC cable to the bottom of the outlet box, which does have a hole. Seems to me that it should be pretty much the same as 240v, except that some current will always be returning over the neutral; but there is no harm to that. But maybe I am overlooking something (which, given my knowledge of 208v, is not unlikely) If I can't use a multiwire circuit, can I simply attach the MC cable to the bottom of the outlet box and run it up through the conduit to the panel box? I think 1/2" will take 6 #12 wires. Thanks. |
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