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Grounding and Bonding

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runner4849
 
Reply Mon 7 Sep, 2015 07:13 pm
This is a real situation.
A light fixture recently causes a shock to a visitor of an owner at her home when the visitor touched part of a light fixture. What the current wording or language of the present NEC Code and references? I am describing the requirements for grounding and bonding that may be involved.
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