RVs and the NEC
While I am probably opening a huge can of worms here, I would like to clear up a few things if possible. The NEC is really a product of the NFPA. The NEC or the Code is the National Electrical...
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Lynnmor wrote:BillyBob Jim wrote:
Yes they are versed, just like the 3 Yoder brothers. They're currently over tightening and stripping the lugs out on 120VAC breakers, so the conductors can be smashed flat and break off, and doing a half assed job with those Scotchlocks on the 12VDC wiring. One of them may even be crimping pex fittings to PVC tubing with pex crimp rings LOL.
I liked my brake wiring where one magnet wire was not stripped, so only had three brakes.
My detachable inlet conductors were completely loose and the inlet fell to the ground when I removed it from the wall. Talk about fire safety!
Exact reason I would not live beside a fellow that owns a RV much less travel in one.
Just two examples, but there are many more if you pay attention.
The dam thing was not road worthy and plugged in was a serious fire hazard. Again, argue the codes, standards and laws, but I do know what actually happens on the manufacturing floor in various industries.
Exactly the reason I would not live beside a person that owns a RV much less travel in one. :S
