71blackcheyenne
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Picked up some 14/2 AC90 at an auction, has a UL listing but can't seem to find a CSA listing, it is also an aluminum ground, not sure if it is legal for Canada, any thoughts?
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Aluminum Ground In Canada?
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tfi racing
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Two copper conductors with an aluminum bonding strip?Using it for a new installation is generally frowned upon,I'm sure there is a rule on it.But really,how badly do you want to use 30 year old cable?
KiarraNowlin
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TFI RACING is saying totally right thoughts and i also want to know that how do you use that old cable?
matt151617
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Don't use it. Chances are it's all aluminum and it's just oxidized. It's not worth the risk of burning your house down. 14/2 is pretty useless anyways.
Midnight_America
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Consider it a loss and move on. I wouldn't use it. If "some" means you bought 10,000 feet of the stuff, then I'd try to sell it I guess. Please don't use it in your home. Just my $0.02.
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71blackcheyenne
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Paid 25 bucks for a 250' roll, never noticed the aluminum ground, the ends were taped up. No big loss, thought maybe i got a deal for once lol, prob just drop it off at the scrap dealer.