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Niall C. ♦
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I haven't found anything in the 2014 necNEC that would make push in-in connectors illegal to use as long as the manufacturersmanufacturer's instructions are followed and the ones used are ulUL listed for the application. But as always the necNEC is a minimum standard that gives the ahjAHJ (authority having jurisdiction) the ability to make requirements over and above the guidelines in the necNEC.

I haven't found anything in the 2014 nec that would make push in connectors illegal to use as long as the manufacturers instructions are followed and the ones used are ul listed for the application. But as always the nec is a minimum standard that gives the ahj (authority having jurisdiction) the ability to make requirements over and above the guidelines in the nec.

I haven't found anything in the 2014 NEC that would make push-in connectors illegal to use as long as the manufacturer's instructions are followed and the ones used are UL listed for the application. But as always the NEC is a minimum standard that gives the AHJ (authority having jurisdiction) the ability to make requirements over and above the guidelines in the NEC.

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I haven't found anything in the 2014 nec that would make push in connectors illegal to use as long as the manufacturers instructions are followed and the ones used are ul listed for the application. But as always the nec is a minimum standard that gives the ahj (authority having jurisdiction) the ability to make requirements over and above the guidelines in the nec.