I get this question frequently and, unfortunately, you cannot use an AlumiConn in the breaker box (also known as a panel box or a fuse box). This comes directly from the NEC code. I will have a link to the NEC code shortly. In the meantime, customers should use a breaker or bus bar that [...]
I get this question frequently and, unfortunately, you cannot use an AlumiConn in the breaker box (also known as a panel box or a fuse box). This comes directly from the NEC code. I will have a link to the NEC code shortly.
In the meantime, customers should use a breaker or bus bar that is dual rated for both aluminum and copper wire.
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Is your connector U.L. listed and approved ?
It is UL listed, yes. You can read more here: http://www.alcopstore.com/support/product-information/