Receptacle Grounding
Buchanans, Wire Nuts, Push in Connectors, Greenies
What are four ways to bond grounds together for receptacles and switches?
This is also called a neutral in many cases.
What is a grounded conductor?
This is what SPD stands for.
What is a surge protection device?
This is a method of bonding receptacles without using a ground wire.
What is yoke bonding or removing the insulators on the receptacles mounting screws?
This is called a ground in many cases.
What is a grounded conductor?
This is what SPDs protect against.
What is Objectional Voltage?
This receptacle is used when there is audio equipment or when a potential EMI may happen.
What is an isolated ground receptacle?
This is a general term including fittings, luminaires, devices, machinery, and the like used in electrical installation.
What is equipment?
The parts of an electrical system the SPDs are connected to in order to work.
What are the hot legs and grounded leg?
These are the code exceptions for when we do not have to ground equipment.
What are 250.110 EX 1, 2, and 3?
This is the full name of EMI.
What is Electromagnetic interference?
This is the newly added to 2023 NEC where SPDs are required.
What is 215.18?