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- proper noun US A brand of NM
electrical cable common in house wiring. - noun A system of
bidding inbridge .
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Examples
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If you install Romex cable in a conduit, there is a likelihood that it will overheat.
Wiring Colors 2006
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Running Romex in a conduit would skew their calculations all to hell.
Wiring Colors 2006
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If you install Romex cable in a conduit, there is a likelihood that it will overheat.
Wiring Colors 2006
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I can imagine that it would be possible to get only one Romex cable into the red plastic conduits down here, if you were lucky.
Wiring Colors 2006
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Romex cable is padded and intended to be installed in a conventional wall made of wood studs or under a floor or in an attic without the need for conduit.
Wiring Colors 2006
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Running Romex in a conduit would skew their calculations all to hell.
Wiring Colors 2006
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Romex cable is padded and intended to be installed in a conventional wall made of wood studs or under a floor or in an attic without the need for conduit.
Wiring Colors 2006
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If you install Romex cable in a conduit, there is a likelihood that it will overheat.
Wiring Colors 2006
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I can imagine that it would be possible to get only one Romex cable into the red plastic conduits down here, if you were lucky.
Wiring Colors 2006
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Running Romex in a conduit would skew their calculations all to hell.
Wiring Colors 2006
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