Kitchen Island circuit question
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04-27-14, 08:53 AM
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Kitchen Island circuit question
I am buttoning up all my electrical at the new house (thanks gain for all of you who have answered questions in the past BTW) and am ready to install my receptacle on the kitchen Island. I have a "L" shaped kitchen, one of my SABC's serves one wall and is protected by a GFCI receptacle, I would like to feed my second SABC on the short wall of the "L" (only one receptacle) from a GFCI on the Island. Is that permitted?
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04-27-14, 09:49 AM
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Yes, all the receptacles including the island must fall under the SABC rule, and you must have two, so you should be good to go.
Yes, all the receptacles including the island must fall under the SABC rule, and you must have two, so you should be good to go.
I assume a old work plastic box and unprotected romex will not cut it. Would flexible steel conduit and a metal box be best?
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04-27-14, 10:17 AM
Yep, door #2. Must be protected, and it will only fit a metal box. #12 wire for 20 amp circuit. You could use gray pvc conduit and a plastic box with fittings.
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I have already made provisions to get the box installed w/o hitting the drawers (perks to installing all the cabinets myself!)
As far as conduit goes, can I run fnmc in between metal boxes? (I have a lot of it from a previous project) I have the appropriate fittings for the fnmc. Can they be used with metal boxes?
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As far as conduit goes, can I run fnmc in between metal boxes? (I have a lot of it from a previous project) I have the appropriate fittings for the fnmc. Can they be used with metal boxes?
Wes
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04-27-14, 01:12 PM
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Can they be used with metal boxes?
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04-27-14, 01:41 PM
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Yes, you can pull NM cable through conduit and use the conduit for protection of the cable. For an entire job I would suggest individual wires, but for a short section it should be fine.
I should ask, what are you calling FNMC? Is it ENT (electrical nonmetallic tubing AKA:smurf pipe) or LFNC? (Liquid tight nonmetallic conduit)
I should ask, what are you calling FNMC? Is it ENT (electrical nonmetallic tubing AKA:smurf pipe) or LFNC? (Liquid tight nonmetallic conduit)
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