Aluminum Wiring on 4 Point

[fsylvester (Fred Sylvester, HI-278 CB-C025051 MRSA-911 MRSR-1017)]

or ----http://www.floridabuilding.org/fbc/commission/fbc_0512/commission_education_poc/348/348-2-material.pdf

[btoye (Bradley Toye, CMI)]

@staylor7

Where can I find a copy of the “Florida Electric Code”?

Florida uses the 2008 NEC

[sstaggs (Shawn D. Staggs, CPI)]

@jshishilla

Single strand(solid) Aluminum wire is what the insurance companies are looking for. Even the power companies use multi-strand AL wires. The issues are not with the wires but with junctions. Typically multi-strand AL wires to appliances do not have junctions.

Did another 4-point yesterday with the same thing. All solid strands of wiring were copper. The only multi strand was kitchen appliance and SE wiring, which was efficient size. Thanks all who help with info.