So, I'm thinking about adding a split core current switch on a branch circuit in my load center to give power state of a large load:
http://www.amazon.co...keywords=cr9380
The wires from the current switch would come out of the load center and go into an X10 DS10A wireless door/window switch...
My question: does this meet NEC requirements? I can't think of any that would be violated by adding a CT, but I thought I'd ask to be sure.
If this does not meet code, what is the best approach? I'm also considering making an extension cord with the DS10A and current switch built in, but I think this would violate code since it would involve combining the DS10A and a 20 amp circuit into a single gang box.
http://www.amazon.co...keywords=cr9380
The wires from the current switch would come out of the load center and go into an X10 DS10A wireless door/window switch...
My question: does this meet NEC requirements? I can't think of any that would be violated by adding a CT, but I thought I'd ask to be sure.
If this does not meet code, what is the best approach? I'm also considering making an extension cord with the DS10A and current switch built in, but I think this would violate code since it would involve combining the DS10A and a 20 amp circuit into a single gang box.