Thursday, Dec 22 Question of the Day

Originally Posted By: ajalowsky
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Its beginning to look alot like Christmas… eusa_whistle.gif


Originally Posted By: jwilliams4
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It’s what Sammy Davis Jr. do better’n anybody…


Originally Posted By: kwilliams
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jwilliams4 wrote:
It's what Sammy Davis Jr. do better'n anybody...


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Originally Posted By: dspencer
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Also not permitted on any breaker even if breaker is rated so…in my area.


Originally Posted By: bkelly2
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dspencer wrote:
Also not permitted on any breaker even if breaker is rated so...in my area.


Weather allowed or not, the term is the same. ![icon_wink.gif](upload://ssT9V5t45yjlgXqiFRXL04eXtqw.gif)


Originally Posted By: jpope
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bkelly2 wrote:
Weather allowed or not, the term is the same. ![icon_wink.gif](upload://ssT9V5t45yjlgXqiFRXL04eXtqw.gif)


If the breaker is rated for two conductors, it's not called a "double tap."


Originally Posted By: bkelly2
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term to describe two wires to one breaker. It’s not icon_confused.gif


Originally Posted By: jpope
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Originally Posted By: Aimee Jalowsky
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the answer is:


the term for attaching 2 wires to a single fuse or breaker terminal