Posted by Samuels68 on July 24, 2013 at 19:38:15 from (70.194.68.144):
In Reply to: electrical question posted by JOB on July 24, 2013 at 01:14:00:
Sportster,
Sorry if I came across wrong. Not trying to start an argument as I fully agree with everything you said! I was simply pointing out that JD's situation was likely a code compliant install at the time it was done. I was also taught that all grounding should be to a "bullseye" at the first disconnecting means. The NEC seems to be adapting old rules to state that as well. I also agree that improper grounding can be very dangerous! Obviously, you and I have a much better understanding of the NEC than most non-elecricians. I was just trying to give an explanation to those less familiar with it. Hope I didn't offend as that was not my intent!
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