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Can I Tape A Ground Wire. The grounding wire is the first line of defense against electric shock. The problem is that the device is ungrounded, not that its ground pin is exposed. Cut the grounding wire to the required length, ensuring it is long enough to reach the grounding point with some extra length for flexibility. As i start looking closer, i see a bit of electrical tape. If the equipment didn't shock you, then it wasn't bonded to the ground pin so it wouldn't matter if it was grounded. So i take the tape off. 200.6 permits wires larger than #6 to be phased taped white or grey to identify a grounded conductor. It appears to be 3 thick copper. Electrical tape is not designed to provide sufficient insulation for exposed wires. Over time, the tape can become brittle and crack,. I use # 10 green wire but always taped the black # 8 and/ or # 6 with green tape to identify it as a ground wire. For example, if a household appliance is not grounded, its metal. 250.119(a) permits wires larger than. There is no evident ground wire.

I use # 10 green wire but always taped the black # 8 and/ or # 6 with green tape to identify it as a ground wire. If the equipment didn't shock you, then it wasn't bonded to the ground pin so it wouldn't matter if it was grounded. So i take the tape off. It appears to be 3 thick copper. For example, if a household appliance is not grounded, its metal. As i start looking closer, i see a bit of electrical tape. Electrical tape is not designed to provide sufficient insulation for exposed wires. The grounding wire is the first line of defense against electric shock. Over time, the tape can become brittle and crack,. The problem is that the device is ungrounded, not that its ground pin is exposed.

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Can I Tape A Ground Wire As i start looking closer, i see a bit of electrical tape. The problem is that the device is ungrounded, not that its ground pin is exposed. As i start looking closer, i see a bit of electrical tape. 200.6 permits wires larger than #6 to be phased taped white or grey to identify a grounded conductor. For example, if a household appliance is not grounded, its metal. Electrical tape is not designed to provide sufficient insulation for exposed wires. Over time, the tape can become brittle and crack,. It appears to be 3 thick copper. I use # 10 green wire but always taped the black # 8 and/ or # 6 with green tape to identify it as a ground wire. 250.119(a) permits wires larger than. There is no evident ground wire. If the equipment didn't shock you, then it wasn't bonded to the ground pin so it wouldn't matter if it was grounded. Cut the grounding wire to the required length, ensuring it is long enough to reach the grounding point with some extra length for flexibility. So i take the tape off. The grounding wire is the first line of defense against electric shock.