What is the Coefficient of Continuity
What is the Coefficient of Continuity? - It's Not That Hard
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Solid wire?
12 or 14 AWG?
Wire nuts?
I rewired my first floor and basement 2 years ago when we remodeled our kitchen, and am now preparing to rewire my upper floor. I ran a 1/0 MC cable from the 225A main to the 125A basement sub, using 10AWG stranded MC cable for all outlets, fixtures, etc. For my upper floor I am running a #4 85amp to a 225A sub, 54 space Cutler Hammer copper bus. I will rewire the upper floor with #8 AWG, 4 outlets to a circuit. All outlets and switches are 20A, metal boxes, Ideal copper splice conductors, Burndy split bolt connectors for the junction box wire connections. I have photos, if your like.
Real men don't use romex.
I'm obviously a girly man.
Color is the coefficient of continuity.
picture is a 6 gang light switch.