Which of the following statements about painted electrical enclosures is not true?
A. Paint used on electrical enclosures can be thought of as an insulator.
B. Where conduit, electrical metallic tubing, or metal cables are connected to these
enclosures, the paint should be removed.
C. Fittings and locknuts are readily available that are listed to make removal of paint
unnecessary
D. Every connection in the ground return path should be evaluated to ensure it is a good,
solid connection that is capable of carrying fault current.
C. Fittings and locknuts are readily available that are listed to make removal of paint
unnecessary
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