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In Reply to: RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type posted by BCR on November 17, 2013 at 11:47:30:
Sorry for not being clear. I
Meant I believe there is different types of Romex, yes?
I read that I should use solid core twisted wire or all copper, instead of basic residential Romex. Also I thought the wire also needs to be run through conduit as per code?
I apologize for not knowing, but this is why I ask at this great forum.
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- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - bob24 11/17/1311:56:48 11/17/13 (8)
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- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - bob24 13:34:12 11/17/13 (4)
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- RE: Plastic or metal conduit and wire type - BCR 15:59:25 11/17/13 (0)
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