![]() I saw on another post there is an $8 Tyco splice kit for Romex (but not for BX).The other one runs into a wall upstairs so it's not even an option. 1 Tyco makes a splice kit for 14 and 12 Romex. I could do this for one of them because it runs entirely in the basement ceiling. By code, you must leave access to any splice anywhere. Underground Direct Burial Wire and Extension Cord Splice Kit for 101214 AWG - 3 Wires - 3 Connectors, and 3 CLEAR Dual Wall 3M Heat Shrinks w/ 8' Long BLACK Heavy Dual Wall 1.1' Dia. I, personally, would NOT use this product in spite of its compliance with 334.40(B) A few threads from some other forums where the item was also discussed: Amp Connectors and 334. splice between and all this would be buried in the ceiling For the 08 code cycle, the NEC remains unchanged on 334.40(B), therefore this product IS LEGAL. I'd have to cut them twice and add two boxes with. You would just need to confirm they are allowable per your local code if there is anything more stringent. I, personally, would NOT use this product in spite of it's compliance with 334.40(B) A few threads from some other forums where the item was also discussed: Amp Connectors and 334. In the US at least, perfectly acceptable per NEC 334.40(b) (as mentioned in the description). I'd have to modify the box to get the wire inside with strain relief and without cutting it For the '08 code cycle, the NEC remains unchanged on 334.40(B), therefore this product IS LEGAL. run them through junction boxes without cutting them, just put the damaged bit inside a box as is.tape the romex or use a patch kit, and add staples on both sides of the patch.There is no damage to the inner wire insulation, paper, nylon strands, or other components of these cables. Given the circumstances, I think the best option is to install a junction box and an outlet. ![]() ![]() splice the wire in a junction box (which cannot be concealed) 2. In each case (Romex and BX) what is the best thing to do? What is the easiest thing to do that would be acceptable even if not best? Now, if he has actually nicked the wire (which he said he has), his options are: 1. I'm the homeowner, and both of these are existing circuits. While doing some work inside my basement ceiling I discovered a small tear in the outer insulation on a Romex cable, and similarly a cracked open BX cable (outer armor slightly unwound for one turn). ![]()
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