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Date: Mon Aug 18 2003 - 01:13:38 EDT
> What is the proper way to wire duplex outlets? We're supposed
> to use only ring terminals but the duplex outlet screws are captive,
> they are crimped on the ends.
We forcefully remove the screws, its usually not too difficult.
Don't be tempted to use open end terminals or even the hook shaped ones.
>
> If it proper to "daisy chain" outlets or are they all supposed to
> be "home runs" back to a junction box or ac panel?
Each circut breaker load can be daisy chained. The appropriate wire gauge
must be used.
>If it is
> ok to daisy chain outlets how can you get two ring
> terminals on the ground screw of the duplex outlet and still
> get it to fit into the box?
We use a larger terminal and crimp both leads into the one ferrule.
>
> TIA
>
> Jim Fidler "Fiddlesticks"
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