336.10 Uses Permitted (Tray Cable)

[@SerendipitousBagHat]

Ryan, I'm seeing that as 'or' not 'and/or' small thing, but I've heard of an ahj the next county over who would fail it if used in the 'both/and' situation. While I agree that if it's good for either then it should be good for both at once, but that's not the exact wording on the cable. Is that pedanticly correct, or am i missing something. Thanks for the work you do. SB

[@RyanJacksonElectrical]

It is definiley "and." It cannot be marked for both if it doesn't comply with the UL product standard for both types of cables.

[@SerendipitousBagHat]

@@RyanJacksonElectrical thanks for the response. It makes reasonable sense that way. Been around too many lawyers lately :(

[@TheSupermassive1]

i have heard that SER stood for service entrance re-inforced, is that incorrect? thanks. love the videos

[@RyanJacksonElectrical]

Nope, it's just service-entrance round. SEU is service-entrance unarmored.