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Does volume have to be marked on metal boxes listed in Table 314.16(A)?
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No. 314.16(A)(2)
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What table lists the maximum # of conductors permitted in various standard size metal boxes?
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314.16(A)
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Does the volume marked on the metal box itself override the volume shown in Table 314.16?
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Yes. 314.16(A)(2)
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What items can be used to increase the capacity of a box?
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Extension rings, plaster(mud) rings, domed covers. 314.16(A)
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What common components are also counted as conductors in box fill calculations?
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Devices and fittings.
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How are multiple equipment grounding conductors counted in box fill calculations?
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Multiple grounds are counted as one conductor.
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Do wirenuts and pigtails count against box fill?
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No
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How do you calculate box fill with equipment grounding conductors of multiple sizes entering the box?
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You count only the size of the largest equipment grounding conductor. 314.16(B)(5)
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Are raceway fittings counted in box fill calculations?
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No
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How are equipment bonding jumpers counted in box fill calculations?
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Equipment bonding jumpers are not counted in box fill calculations.
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Unbroken conductors passing through boxes are counted as one conductor unless what condition is met?
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Unless the coil or loop of unbroken wire is longer than 12" in which case it is counted as two conductors.
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Internal cable clamps(up to two) are counted as one conductor total. What size conductor are they counted as?
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They are counted as one conductor of the largest size conductor present in the box.
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How many conductors are luminary studs and hickeys counted as?
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One
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How are devices like receptacles and switches counted in box fill calculations?
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Each yoke is counted as two conductors of the largest size conductor attached to the yoke.
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What is the volume of a standard 1-1/2" deep square box?
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21 cubic inches
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