According to 110.3(B) in the NEC, equipment, including conductors, must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. But what about when the length of these conductors creates a voltage drop? Is voltage drop just a recommendation in the NEC and not really enforceable? Find out in this video where we discuss the ramifications of voltage drop in branch circuit and the energy and life safety issues that may be affected.
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