What do you call this type of wiring
I’m drawing a blank.
I isn’t K&T because there is no tubes.
Single conductor cloth wiring?
It has more bars spots than insulation. Not to mention it being spliced into.
I would call it knob and tube …not always tubes in the attic
That is Knob and tube.
Thank alot Guys!
Knob and Tube
Yep K&T
Okay okay I got it. But there were no tubes but we still call it knob and tube.
Thanks everyone
IT’S K&T (Knob & Tube). You’ve been in this business Forever and didn’t know this? :p:p
He must have had a brain fart…
Must have, I smelled it all the way up here. :mrgreen:
I’m glad the wind is blowing from the west today…:mrgreen:
:p:p:p
Mr Redneck is getting old.
Maybe you didn’t see a tube but that sure qualifies as a knob!
Go back to school Cracker! :|.)
nope, it’s actually a broken porcelain cleat
Yes sir;
I have never see it with the cleats . Just K&T.
The is most likely more of that stuff in the Northeast than down your way Roy.
That splice needs to be in a JB…NEC 99 300-15
If you don’t like the name “knob & tube,” you can use the more technical term “open air conductor” - at least until it’s connected to the NMC.