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Rollie Meyers is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Be aware that the Ideal purple wirenut is for AL/CU connections only, NOT AL/AL connections.
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Ideal 65 Wirenut
http://www.inspect-ny.com/aluminum/ideal65.htm Joseph P. Hagarty joseph.hagarty@comcast.net Main Line Inspections, Inc. Phone: 610-399-3675 Email: MainLineHI@comcast.net http://pa.nachi.org/mainlinepa/about.html http://www.householdinspector.com National President / NACHI (2003-2004) NACHI Education Committee Member |
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Joe to be far, I come across more Cu/Cu wire nuts melted than I've 'heard' of Ideals Al/Cu melted.
To be fair, we (HI's) shouldn't negatively speak against a UL/CSA approved product based on 10 year old information. Or even in favor of one. tom p.s. http://www.idealindustries.com/media...compliance.pdf |
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cbuell is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
I think that UL and CPSC and other groups are all interested in electrical safety. There may be politics involved with almost anything; and, I think we can all agree that while recalled Cadet heaters are UL listed that what the CPSC has to say about them is more important than the UL listing.
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I like these connectors..............
Dale Duffy Inspect Arizona Companies, Inc. Phoenix Commercial Building Inspectors, Inc. Phoenix Thermal Imaging, Inc. Infraspection Certified Thermographer 602.402.5305 Home Hints eNews
InterNACHI 2007 U.S.A Member of the Year National Association of Commercial Building Inspectors, Inc. |
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Greg Fretwell is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
I don't remember seeing the Inspect-NY referenced in the NEC, maybe I missed it.
Personally I think the "aluminum" problem is more hyoe than substance anyway. I understand there were some bad installations in the 70s and there were devices that should have never been listed on aluminum wire but I believe if a qualified installer uses CO/ALr devices on conductors that are in good shape it will be safe. Certainly you should have the system evaluated by a professional familiar with the material but recomending anything in particular is out of your scope of work ... even if some guy with a web site in New York thinks it is true. |
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Marc Benz is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
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you need a toqure screwdriver to get proper toqure rating on the screw itself. [ as long the instruction sheet stated that ] Merci, Marc |
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