I'm on McMaster wanting to order some bx, figuring it would save me a trip to a store one evening this week, and they list two types of specifications:
AC/THHN and MC/THHN
I realize what the THHN means (the shielding around the conductors), but does anyone know what the AC or MC part or the specification means. I searched here and around the web.
I think it means that AC has the bonding wire integral with the metal shielding, but the MC does not and instead (if is is a 2 conductor cable) has a third unshielded copper conductor instead.
Just curious,
Thanks.
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