Can different voltages exist in the same switch box?
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partitioning different voltages…. © By: Dave Rongey |
Electrical Question from Kolby about Electrical Wiring
Background: Kolby, a Electrician from Longview, TX
[ad#block]Question: Can you have a 120 volt switch and a 277 volt switch in same unpartioned switch box?
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Kolby. The answer is no. A partition must separate the two voltages.
NOTE to Homeowners:Â This question applies to commercial and industrial wiring applications.
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