336.10 TC cable uses
What changed in 336.10
In one- and two-family homes, TC-ER-JP cable is now clearly allowed for branch circuits and feeders, inside and out, and TC cable can go in hazardous locations where Chapter 5 permits.
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- The dwelling item was rewritten to be easier to use. It applies only to TC-ER-JP cable carrying both power and control conductors.
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In one- and two-family homes, TC-ER-JP cable is now clearly allowed for branch circuits and feeders, inside and out, and TC cable can go in hazardous locations where Chapter 5 permits.
2023 NEC®Revised
Tray cable carrying the TC-ER marking plus a service-use identification can now serve as service-entrance conductors, including underground runs when it's also identified for direct burial.
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This section did not change from 2023 to 2026.
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