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	<title>Residential Electricity</title>
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	<description>Residential Electricity: Is it possible to measure current flow through romex in a non-invasive manner? I am trying to identify which of 5 wires is on a particular circuit. The wires enter and exit this certain space in such a manner that I cannot determine their source or their destination. The wires are typical (for US) household romex 120v/15a. I want to cut one of these wires and put on outlet on that line. If I could measure current non-invasively, I could turn off the circuit at the breaker box and then I identify the wire I want. Is there a tool to do this? If not, any other suggestions?</description>
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	<category>romex</category>
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