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Originally Posted by STEVETERRY
If you want to measure the current in a single-phase, two wire plus ground branch circuit or feeder, just make yourself a male-female adaptor with the outer jacket of the cable removed so that you can get the clamp around the insulated hot or neutral conductor...
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Would I be right to assume that removing the insulation from a cable, to just leave the insulation on the wires, wouldn't be possible to do in a way that would pass
electrical safety testing? Basically would it be safe to do it, or could it be put through a
junction box or something like that to make it safer?
Thanks