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I was in Lowe's and put the exact item number of the shelf into the Lowe's website and nothing came up.

Just went and bought one myself, 20% off till 3/2/15.

anyone?

whoops, meant surface mount. brain and fingers arent on the same page apparently.

i didnt see any specfic threads, if i missed them please point me to them. i am looking for decent surface mount, hard wired 4 footers, does anyone have any information, good or bad? thanks chris

me too:dunno:

could have been drywalled and not insulated by previous owner, that's how mine was.

Thanks, that's what I have on hand, says it's good for gas, just didn't know if anyone had been using it. Chris

What are you guys using for sealing ng lines? Rectorseal, or something else? Thanks. Chris

Thanks, I found blue wire nuts good for 4-10 gauge wires.

all 10 gauge in a metal box and this switch you recommended in the air compressor thread. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002MPQ51O/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1417614330&sr=8-1 Thanks.

Thanks, any tips on wire nutting 4 of these wires together? once i have the switch, i will have pigtails from the box and the switch plus the 2 main ground wires. getting 3 in a wire nut was a pain enough, now i need to add one more.

ok, last hi jack, Will a standard 4x4 box cover fit this switch, or does it need a specific cover. Thanks

does this satisfy code as a "disconnect"?

Thanks guys, as long as the crimp connectors are UL listed, they are good to go correct? theres no other nec code for these?

it is there in the main, on the right hand side theres a 2 one for the water pipes, and one for the ground rods, yes they are hard to see. It actually made me wonder if one should have gone to the smaller spot right next to the service entrance neutral.

can you elaborate please?

I have 1/2 emt (i know, a little small) run for my compressor, my question is, would you run solid or stranded 10 gauge, 50 feet 270 degrees of bends. if stranded, how would i go about bonding the box that the compressor whip will come into, crimp connector?

Thanks, I have gotten some good and much needed advice from this place.