Transcription of CHAPTER METHODS AND MATERIALS - Mike Holt
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mike holt Enterprises, Inc. ( )99 CHAPTER3 WIRING METHODS AND MATERIALSINTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER 3 WIRING METHODS AND MATERIALSC hapter 2 provided the general rules for wiring and protection of conductors, and was primarily concerned with the correct sizing of circuits and the means of protecting them. This differs from the purpose of CHAPTER 3, which is to correctly install the conductors that make up those 2 was a bit of an uphill climb, because many rules had a kind of abstract quality to them. CHAPTER 3, on the other hand, gets very specifi c about conductors, cables, boxes , raceways, and fi ttings. It s also highly detailed about the installation and restrictions involved with wiring s because of that detail that many people incorrectly apply the CHAPTER 3 wiring METHODS rules. Be sure to pay careful atten-tion to the details, rather than making the mistake of glossing over something.
outlet boxes, pull and junction boxes, as well as conduit bodies, and handhole enclosures are contained in this article. Cable Articles • Article 320. Armored Cable (Type AC). Armored cable is an assembly of insulated conductors, 14 AWG through 1 AWG, individually
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