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Can Electrical Wire Touching Copper Pipe. Common causes of electrolysis include electrical faults, contact with dissimilar metals, and stagnant water. Noticed that the electrical cables are running in such close proximity to water copper pipes. The small copper pipe can get so hot (110 to 120 degrees) you cannot squeeze it when the heat pump is running. Galvanic corrosion, not true electrolysis, is the primary cause of copper pipe deterioration. Electrolysis in copper pipes can lead to corrosion and water leaks. What materials can come in direct contact with copper pipes that won't result in corrosion and eventual leakage and failure? No issue with the wire touching the pipe, just make sure the jacket is fully in the junction box, and stapled to the studs outside of the box since that box doesn't appear to have a strain relief. Hi, recently ran some 12/2 wire for a dedicated 20a circuit from the basement to the attic, up past the cold air return. In most areas i can just secure the electrical cable tighter to the ceiling with clamps but in tighter areas would it be sufficient to use.

In most areas i can just secure the electrical cable tighter to the ceiling with clamps but in tighter areas would it be sufficient to use. What materials can come in direct contact with copper pipes that won't result in corrosion and eventual leakage and failure? Hi, recently ran some 12/2 wire for a dedicated 20a circuit from the basement to the attic, up past the cold air return. Galvanic corrosion, not true electrolysis, is the primary cause of copper pipe deterioration. The small copper pipe can get so hot (110 to 120 degrees) you cannot squeeze it when the heat pump is running. No issue with the wire touching the pipe, just make sure the jacket is fully in the junction box, and stapled to the studs outside of the box since that box doesn't appear to have a strain relief. Common causes of electrolysis include electrical faults, contact with dissimilar metals, and stagnant water. Electrolysis in copper pipes can lead to corrosion and water leaks. Noticed that the electrical cables are running in such close proximity to water copper pipes.

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Can Electrical Wire Touching Copper Pipe Electrolysis in copper pipes can lead to corrosion and water leaks. In most areas i can just secure the electrical cable tighter to the ceiling with clamps but in tighter areas would it be sufficient to use. Noticed that the electrical cables are running in such close proximity to water copper pipes. Common causes of electrolysis include electrical faults, contact with dissimilar metals, and stagnant water. No issue with the wire touching the pipe, just make sure the jacket is fully in the junction box, and stapled to the studs outside of the box since that box doesn't appear to have a strain relief. Electrolysis in copper pipes can lead to corrosion and water leaks. Galvanic corrosion, not true electrolysis, is the primary cause of copper pipe deterioration. What materials can come in direct contact with copper pipes that won't result in corrosion and eventual leakage and failure? The small copper pipe can get so hot (110 to 120 degrees) you cannot squeeze it when the heat pump is running. Hi, recently ran some 12/2 wire for a dedicated 20a circuit from the basement to the attic, up past the cold air return.