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r/electricians on Reddit: A 48A continuous load on #6 AWG NM-B is not legal. Change my mind. » Posted by u/aimfulwandering - 167 votes and 274 comments Reddit.com

electrical - Why is it good practice to remove sheathing from NM wire… » Sep 16, 2013… The conductors inside are not listed or labeled, so cannot be used on their own. Next time you have a bit of scrap NM cable, strip the sheath … Diy.stackexchange.com

electrical - THHN versus NM for conduit wiring? - Home… » Jul 23, 2018… Might be best to keep to the same methods though: thus arguing for buying NM and extracting the conductors. – RustyShackleford. Jul 23, 2018 at … Diy.stackexchange.com

The wire inside NM cable » What kind of wire is used to manufacture NM cable? Is it THHN? or THWN ? What kind of wire is used to manufacture NM cable? Is it THHN? or THWN ? It can be any of the conductors in 310.13(A) that are suitable for branch circuit wiring or one that is identified for use in the cables and… Forums.mikeholt.com

NM Cable sizing temp column » Thought the insulation was rated for 90 degrees? I saw on an online video that you must use the 60 degree Column to size? Is that true and if so why? Thanks Forums.mikeholt.com

r/askanelectrician on Reddit: Electrician installed 8 gauge wire for a 50 amp circuit? Safe? » Posted by u/InAllJonesty - 36 votes and 104 comments Reddit.com

100 FEET 14/2 Type NM-B Copper. #14 AWG, 2 Conductors with Ground. Insulated Jacket White » 14/2 100 FEET NM-B (nonmetallic-sheathed) cable is suitable for use in both visible and hidden applications in standard dry environments, as long as the temperatures do not exceed 90°C (although its ampacity is restricted to that of 60°C conductors), as indicated in the National Electrical Code.… Amazon.com

NM to AC unit » Oct 25, 2019…… NM conductors were outside. Like. Reactions… good $130 extra on my electricity bill.… What is the best way to wire a shut down of an AC unit … Electriciantalk.com

Stapling NM wiring at the SE panel » Can someone give me a code reference that states that all branch wiring must be stapled to within 12 inches of exiting the panel? I need something quick…PLEASE. Forum.nachi.org