System Bonding Jumpers for Different Types of Systems, NEC 2020 - [250.30(A)(1)], (8min:34sec)
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System Bonding Jumpers for Different Types of Systems, NEC 2020 - [250.30(A)(1)], (8min:34sec)
In this video, I’ll discuss the “System Bonding Jumper” (SBJ), its function, and its importance to ensure a safe electrical installation! This video is an extract from Mike Holt’s Understanding the 2020 National Electrical Code Complete Training Library. For more information about this product visit https://www.MikeHolt.com/code or call ...
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