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Marcin at 19:31, 5 October 2022

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	#Can CSED main cable clamp be directed inwards so screws are accessible for tightening? Otherwise need to ream out the inside.		#Can CSED main cable clamp be directed inwards so screws are accessible for tightening? Otherwise need to ream out the inside.
	#For flange-mount electrical boxes - when the box is fixed to the wall - must all the screws be already used on the flange, or can a temporary attachment be made?		#For flange-mount electrical boxes - when the box is fixed to the wall - must all the screws be already used on the flange, or can a temporary attachment be made?

Marcin at 19:03, 5 October 2022

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			#Can CSED main cable clamp be directed inwards so screws are accessible for tightening? Otherwise need to ream out the inside.
	#For flange-mount electrical boxes - when the box is fixed to the wall - must all the screws be already used on the flange, or can a temporary attachment be made?		#For flange-mount electrical boxes - when the box is fixed to the wall - must all the screws be already used on the flange, or can a temporary attachment be made?
	#If not, is there any other allowable means of temporary attachment that others use or may be used? (fishing for efficiency detail)		#If not, is there any other allowable means of temporary attachment that others use or may be used? (fishing for efficiency detail)

Marcin at 01:20, 25 September 2022

2022-09-25T01:20:32Z

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	#Will old work box be allowed on ceiling of 2nd floor bathroom if we put in ceiling first and light later - or must we cut a light hole out in panels first and then mount panel over light box?		#Will old work box be allowed on ceiling of 2nd floor bathroom if we put in ceiling first and light later - or must we cut a light hole out in panels first and then mount panel over light box?
	#Is burying the ground rods required by code?		#Is burying the ground rods required by code?
			#Is it ok to wire neutral connection at a receptacle or do I need a pigtail?

Marcin at 01:16, 23 September 2022

2022-09-23T01:16:40Z

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	#For the heat pump disconnect, is a nonmetallic push-in connector acceptable as a a clamping means for 10/2 cable for the incoming line, or do I need to use a NM cable clamp connector? 1/2" knockouts which are listed for 14-2 through 10-3 - does this apply to the push-in connectors as well?		#For the heat pump disconnect, is a nonmetallic push-in connector acceptable as a a clamping means for 10/2 cable for the incoming line, or do I need to use a NM cable clamp connector? 1/2" knockouts which are listed for 14-2 through 10-3 - does this apply to the push-in connectors as well?
	#Will old work box be allowed on ceiling of 2nd floor bathroom if we put in ceiling first and light later - or must we cut a light hole out in panels first and then mount panel over light box?		#Will old work box be allowed on ceiling of 2nd floor bathroom if we put in ceiling first and light later - or must we cut a light hole out in panels first and then mount panel over light box?
			#Is burying the ground rods required by code?

Marcin at 05:37, 20 September 2022

2022-09-20T05:37:16Z

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	#If not, is there any other allowable means of temporary attachment that others use or may be used? (fishing for efficiency detail)		#If not, is there any other allowable means of temporary attachment that others use or may be used? (fishing for efficiency detail)
	#For the heat pump disconnect, is a nonmetallic push-in connector acceptable as a a clamping means for 10/2 cable for the incoming line, or do I need to use a NM cable clamp connector? 1/2" knockouts which are listed for 14-2 through 10-3 - does this apply to the push-in connectors as well?		#For the heat pump disconnect, is a nonmetallic push-in connector acceptable as a a clamping means for 10/2 cable for the incoming line, or do I need to use a NM cable clamp connector? 1/2" knockouts which are listed for 14-2 through 10-3 - does this apply to the push-in connectors as well?
			#Will old work box be allowed on ceiling of 2nd floor bathroom if we put in ceiling first and light later - or must we cut a light hole out in panels first and then mount panel over light box?

Marcin at 23:00, 19 September 2022

2022-09-19T23:00:00Z

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	#For flange-mount electrical boxes - when the box is fixed to the wall - must all the screws be already used on the flange, or can a temporary attachment be made?		#For flange-mount electrical boxes - when the box is fixed to the wall - must all the screws be already used on the flange, or can a temporary attachment be made?
	#If not, is there any other allowable means of temporary attachment that others use or may be used? (fishing for efficiency detail)		#If not, is there any other allowable means of temporary attachment that others use or may be used? (fishing for efficiency detail)
	#For the heat pump disconnect, is a nonmetallic push-in connector acceptable as a a clamping means for 10/2 cable for the incoming line?		#For the heat pump disconnect, is a nonmetallic push-in connector acceptable as a a clamping means for 10/2 cable for the incoming line, or do I need to use a NM cable clamp connector? 1/2" knockouts which are listed for 14-2 through 10-3 - does this apply to the push-in connectors as well?

Marcin at 22:54, 19 September 2022

2022-09-19T22:54:37Z

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	#For flange-mount electrical boxes - when the box is fixed to the wall - must all the screws be already used on the flange, or can a temporary attachment be made?		#For flange-mount electrical boxes - when the box is fixed to the wall - must all the screws be already used on the flange, or can a temporary attachment be made?
	#If not, is there any other allowable means of temporary attachment that others use or may be used? (fishing for efficiency detail)		#If not, is there any other allowable means of temporary attachment that others use or may be used? (fishing for efficiency detail)
			#For the heat pump disconnect, is a nonmetallic push-in connector acceptable as a a clamping means for 10/2 cable for the incoming line?

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#For flange-mount electrical boxes - when the box is fixed to the wall - must all the screws be already used on the flange, or can a temporary attachment be made?
#If not, is there any other allowable means of temporary attachment that others use or may be used? (fishing for efficiency detail)