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Question by MO. ELLIS
Submitted on 4/3/2004
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WIRING EXIT SIGN IN DAYCARE. CAN I WIRE TO BREAKER BOX OR SUB-BOX, WITH 14-2 WIRE. THANK YOU

Answer by tools
Submitted on 5/1/2004
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only if your insurance company says it's ok,otherwise, i'd call an electrician.

Answer by harper
Submitted on 9/7/2005
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i would use a 12/2 wire from your exit sign to your breaker box using a 20amp breaker, do not install a switch for the light since, state code, requires that exit signs stay on all the time, regardless of the hours of operation.

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