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This is evidence
of unprofessional wiring. This electrical box should have a non-metallic
sheathed electrical wiring* clamp on
the top and this wiring should be behind sheetrock or in conduit.
When we note items such as these, it triggers greater scrutiny of all
electrical systems, since it is obvious that this was not installed by
and electrician, without an electrical permit and not inspected by a
municipal electrical inspector.
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*BTW, I this page used to use the name Romex®, (trademarked by Southwire)
It is a non-metallic sheathed electrical wiring
that everyone in the trades has simply called Romex® for
years.
Builders, electricians, home inspectors and home owners have all used this name
for this type of wire.
These people are scumbags, threatening me for using the
name Romex®,
Ohh, not actual scumbags, but in my opinion only!
I have installed and recommended Romex® for years, no more! Avoid
them.
They are more expensive then their competitors and are strong arming
anyone
for using the name Romex®! (can you say Kleenex® or Jell-O®?)
Get used to the designation non-metallic sheathed electrical wiring,
and may they go bankrupt soon like the originator of this wire,
Rome Cable Corp. of Rome, NY.