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@@MikeHoltNEC I have watched most of your videos, especially those about multiple grounding electrodes and I have applied your rules to my self-built separately derived photovoltaic outbuilding. I might talk about this more with you by email. Once again thanks for all the precious info 🙏
the conductors in the nipple, are on the load-side of the service, so 250.97 would be the rule to read. If these conductors were service conductors, than 250.92(B) applies.
Thank you Mike, so if I have a 120-240 volt system in a service raceway and I punched a clean hole in it would it need a bonding bushing? Or say I have a 277/480 volt system coming into my service equipment with a clean hole punched in it would that need a bonding bushing?
@@brantsmith9932 That's a different topic/rule 250.92(B). Answer: You can use bonding bushing with jumper or bonding locknut (my preference) based on your example.
