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    Situation: House built in 2015 ALL outlets when house was bot were TR receptacles. I changed several to the older non tamper resistance ones when I went from a duplex outlet to a double duplex (quad?). Thinking of selling the house. Question: under current NEC codes must all receptacles be TR...
    nec code tr receptacle
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    How should conduit (PVC in this particular case) terminate at or above a drywalled ceiling? Specific case is a surface-mounted subpanel in an attached garage. Would it just be a hole in the ceiling drywall, through which the conduit passes and then simply ends with the wire coming out?
    conduit nec code pvc subpanel
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    I started to install pendant lights over an island in my kitchen and install a switch at the island. I plan on connecting the pendants (and switch leg) to an existing 20A circuit and use 12/2 cable. An electrician told me that I need to use 14/2 cable for all lights and that a building inspector...
    12/2 vs 14/2 light restrictions nec code
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