200.6(A) 6 AWG or Smaller. The neutral conductors must be identified by: (1) White outer finish. (2) Gray outer finish. (3) Three continuous white or gray stripes along the entire length 200.6(B) 4 AWG or Larger. Insulated neutral must be identified by any of the following means: (1) White outer finish. (2) Gray outer finish. (3) Three continuous white or gray stripes along the entire length. (4) Identified markings of white or gray at its terminals. As for me and my house, I will serve the Lord
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A feeder neutral conductors is not required to be run to a panel or disconnect, unless the neutral is needed at the panel or disconnect. Examples of when a neutral conductor is required at a panel is you have line-to-neutral loads (like 120V). If you have only 240V two-pole circuit breakers, then a neutral is not required and serves no value. If you have a GFCI in the panel or disconnect, then a neutral conductor is required for the line-side of the GFCI; even if the load-side of the 240V GFCI d
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