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manufacturer's instructions must be followed to ensure proper strain relief and weatherproofing [110-3(b), UL Standard 1703]. Figure 1 shows various types of strain reliefs. The one on the left is a basic cable clamp for interior use with nonmetallic sheathed cable (Romex). The clamps in the center (I&B) and on the right are watertight and can be used with either single or multiconductor cable-depending on the insert. The plastic unit on the right is made by Heyco (Appendix A). Figure 1. Strain Reliefs Module Marking Certain electrical information must appear on each module. If modules are not factory marked (required by the listing agency- UL), then they should be marked at the site to facilitate inspection and to allow the inspector to determine the requirements for conductor ampacity and rating of overcurrent devices. See also [690-52]. The information supplied by the manufacturer will include the following items:

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