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Would like to run network cabling on the outside of a building, from the 6th floor to the basement. They are lines between switches. This question has been asked and answered a lot here so feel free ...

The NEC Articles covering conduit start with Art. 342 and end with Art. 356. The first four conduits are the metal ones: You can use IMC and RMC in all atmospheric conditions and occupancies [Sec. 342 ...

I'm assuming Cat5e and RG6 are fine within a home, but some extra care needs to be taken when venturing outdoors. Basically, what are the recommendations/best practices for dealing with A) water ...

What is the code for outdoor iring for lamps and a receptacle for a three story two-family brownstone? Can I use EMT (Electrical metallic tubing) or must I use Rigid Metal Cnduit or Rigid Nonmetallic ...

Trying to make changes in a plant that serves a large and changing network of buildings can result in multiple headaches. One mail order prescription company's attempt to provide more power to one of ...