for installs, that if it were enough to blow out at that bend, then it would blow out the wire regardless, wouldn't it?Not challenging it, and I know what the nec says, just looking at the "real world" situation?
Re: Hard turns on ground wire
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Victor Solesky
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Victor Solesky
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We all know that electricity will follow the path of least resistance. I would think that if lightning were to actually ground through your #4 wire, or what is it - 12ga for installs, that if it were enough to blow out at that bend, then it would blow out the wire regardless, wouldn't it?
Not challenging it, and I know what the nec says, just looking at the "real world" situation?
for installs, that if it were enough to blow out at that bend, then it would blow out the wire regardless, wouldn't it?Not challenging it, and I know what the nec says, just looking at the "real world" situation?
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