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    Default Double Tap At Main Lug

    Looked in a ITE panel today and found a double tap @ the main lug, but other end went to a ITE Safety Switch box. Would this be acceptable

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    Default Re: Double Tap At Main Lug

    No, that lug is good for only one conductor.


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    Default Re: Double Tap At Main Lug

    Don't forget all those neutrals and grounds in the same terminals with each - that is not allowed either.

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    Default Re: Double Tap At Main Lug

    To add

    Appears there is no identified neutral ( not a big deal but just pointing it out)

    You probably mentioned it in your report but they could use a few lessons on properly fastening those nm cables in the photo of the safety switch.


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    Default Re: Double Tap At Main Lug

    Quote Originally Posted by Roger Frazee View Post
    To add

    Appears there is no identified neutral ( not a big deal but just pointing it out)

    You probably mentioned it in your report but they could use a few lessons on properly fastening those nm cables in the photo of the safety switch.

    All conductors shuld have a seperate connection


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    Default Re: Double Tap At Main Lug

    Quote Originally Posted by LEO304E CARR View Post
    All conductors shuld have a seperate connection
    Often it's ok to have more than one equipment grounding conductor at the same terminal.

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