Electrical equipment must be installed in a professional and skillful manner.

[@adfadgaqgv]

Im going with everyone else so far. The Romex is UF and legal.

[@MikeHoltNEC]

After the video was posted, it was brought to my attention that the cable is actually UF which is listed to be suitable in a wet location [340.10(3)], so, this installation is correct.

[@YaksAttack]

That romex may be UF. I have seen some newer UF on the market that doesnt look like the old stuff im used to. It strips a lot easier. Maybe, i dont know, its hard to tell from the video. Missing KO seal and no bushing on the raceway are definitely the biggest issues here i think

[@MikeHoltNEC]

After the video was posted, it was brought to my attention that the cable is actually UF which is listed to be suitable in a wet location [340.10(3)], so, this installation is correct.

[@christopherworks400]

In some areas romex is allowed in PVC with special circumstances.

[@MikeHoltNEC]

Sorry but this comment serves no value. What areas? What special circumstatnces? Understand?

[@adfadgaqgv]

@@christopherworks400 it can be used in PVC as long as as the conditions for Romex are met. It can't be used in PVC in wet locations like UF can.

[@charliespruyt5815]

I believe that’s uf not rx. Thank you mike and god bless

[@MikeHoltNEC]

After the video was posted, it was brought to my attention that the cable is actually UF which is listed to be suitable in a wet location [340.10(3)], so, this installation is correct.

[@chadrionda4114]

👍👍 thanks Mike🧐

[@tonyrossi3151]

Isn’t the bushing based on #4 and larger. This looks smaller than that?

[@MikeHoltNEC]

Correct, see 300.4(G).

[@stevehansen6550]

What you think is Romex is UF and it is rated for wet lication

[@MikeHoltNEC]

After the video was posted, it was brought to my attention that the cable is actually UF which is listed to be suitable in a wet location [340.10(3)], so, this installation is correct.

[@chrispate2788]

MIKE..u made a mistake, thats not NM (Romex), thats UF which is for outdoors

[@MikeHoltNEC]

After the video was posted, it was brought to my attention that the cable is actually UF which is listed to be suitable in a wet location [340.10(3)], so, this installation is correct.

[@noahautumn7611]

Sometimes it helps; by the way, nice tips

[@benfowler2127]

Misspoke, it’s 110.12 and I don’t know that I’ve ever seen it enforced. How does an inspector tell someone their worked looks terrible, you need to redo it and make it look professional? 😂 I wish it was enforced.

[@TheCreativeMind]

That looks like UF cable

[@adfadgaqgv]

​@@champinsoccer9Actually it looks exactly like UF.

[@champinsoccer9]

@@adfadgaqgv ahh gotcha. Well the UF I'm used to isn't loose in the sheathing

[@adfadgaqgv]

@@champinsoccer9 look at it again. You can see where the insulation was molded around the ground wire. It looks like it's only loose where it's stripped. I've noticed it all depends on how you strip it.

[@MikeHoltNEC]

After the video was posted, it was brought to my attention that the cable is actually UF which is listed to be suitable in a wet location [340.10(3)], so, this installation is correct.

[@MikeHoltNEC]

After the video was posted, it was brought to my attention that the cable is actually UF which is listed to be suitable in a wet location [340.10(3)], so, this installation is correct.

[@8080tequila]

Romex it's not allowed in a conduit because it's becoming Doble insolation and it's going to over heat the conductors

[@MikeHoltNEC]

FALSE. NM cable is permitted in a raceway, just not a raceway located outdoors on in a wet location.

[@PJChavez89]

Didnt touch on the IPC taps at all. If you are on 2023 NEC, 230.46, taps must be listed to be used on the line side of the service. As far as I know those Ilsco IPC taps are not. Polaris pass through plugs are and the brand new NSI ones are though.

[@MikeHoltNEC]

Excellent somment, than you for helping me help others.

[@PJChavez89]

@@MikeHoltNEC Thank you for all you do to help all of us! I think I've gotten to where I am at primarily due to knowledge from your books and videos!

[@MikeHoltNEC]

Thank you for allowing me to be part of your sucess story. God Bless, Mike

[@bramcoteelectrical1088]

We have same crap installs in uk Mike🇬🇧 😂 P.s watch your videos in uk 🇬🇧 👀 very good

[@MikeHoltNEC]

😎

[@scorep0rroman10madden8]

You gotta be one of those inspectors

[@MikeHoltNEC]

Yep, the one that knows the Code and ensures that installation is in accordance with the NEC.

[@StevenOslund-v5w]

It's not 300.12 it's 110.12......

[@MikeHoltNEC]

Did I seay 300.12? Where?

[@MikeHoltNEC]

😙

[@donwaltman4276]

Is it against the code to have a bond bushing when it's not necessary?

[@xCALIMADRIDISTAx]

No you just have to make sure you use the bushing correctly Example i was called out by an inspector. I used a bond bushing because I needed a smooth edge coming in and I didnt use the bonding screw. The correction was to just bond your ground going through it

[@MikeHoltNEC]

Nope

[@jamesbsa6450]

​@xCALIMADRIDISTAx isn't this an example of using the bond to ground going g through the unnecessary bond bushing? If not, how is this different.

[@MikeHoltNEC]

I don't understand.

[@marks6385]

It’s more better!

[@RCEmalee]

Are the connections tight that’s the real issue

[@RobertCunningham-pf9tg]

Lol Except for the fact that about 3 issues were not violations 🤷🏻‍♂️ AND, beauty is in the eye of the beholder 😉 lol You got ONE violation, the knockout. Com'on man, I been doing this since 1984. Do better and don't be one of THOSE guys.

[@MrFiver1111]

lol he even brought out the book to school the haters

[@MikeHoltNEC]

😉

[@RobertCunningham-pf9tg]

Lol Except for the fact that about 3 issues were not violations 🤷🏻‍♂️ AND, beauty is in the eye of the beholder 😉 lol You got ONE violation, the knockout. Com'on man, I been doing this since 1984. Do better and don't be one of THOSE guys.

[@MikeHoltNEC]

I'm a guy that is doing all I can to help the industry understand the NEC.

[@chrisshuhart5940]

It’s 110.12 not 310.12

[@MikeHoltNEC]

Yep, I misspoked.

[@Brian216U]

Romex can’t be STRIPPED in pipe. You’re welcome

[@MikeHoltNEC]

FALSE

[@Brian216U]

@ Ok retard

[@nickduggan3084]

Used to say "neat and workmanlike manner" until politics got involved in the 2023!

[@scorep0rroman10madden8]

I thought you don’t need a brushing for pvc

[@MikeHoltNEC]

Judgment call by AHJ, but I'm leaning that you do. See 352.46 and watch MikeHolt.com/AHJ

[@richd.4073]

That bonding bushing is a code violation? Isn't it over exceeding code?

[@MikeHoltNEC]

It's not required, but it's okay to exceed the NEC requirements.

[@pico3tinez]

Uf uf uf

[@MikeHoltNEC]

After the video was posted, it was brought to my attention that the cable is actually UF which is listed to be suitable in a wet location [340.10(3)], so, this installation is correct.

[@pico3tinez]

@ thank you sir. You are doing an amazing job

[@MikeHoltNEC]

🙂

[@joeerskine3920]

Big picture here. Too many rules. I bet this panel isn't in a nuclear facility. This installation will easily outlive you.