Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 33
<H>kingmnwiiy for the wires, and pn)tects (hem from mechanical injury. U) 10 ELECTRIC WIRING It seems almost unwise to place conductors carrying electric current,in wood casing; but this method is still permitted by the NationalElectric Code, although it is not allowed in damp places or in… … Fig. 9. Two-Wire Wood Moulding age of current between the conductors run in the grooves of the mould-ing, and to fire being thereby started, which may not be immediately dis-covered. Furthermore, if the conductors are Overloaded, and conse-quently overheated, the wood is likely to become charred…
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