Designing a "lean-to"?
Hi - thank you for having a look at my post. I am considering building a "lean-to" off the end of our barn. I want the lean-to to be at least 10 ...
Hi - thank you for having a look at my post. I am considering building a "lean-to" off the end of our barn. I want the lean-to to be at least 10 ...
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ViewsHi, thanks for having a look! We purchased this home about 7 months ago, and it is now 2 years old. It is a cedar log home, in a Ontario, Canad...
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ViewsThanks for the reply, The subpanel in the barn is currently grounded through the feed from the house - a bare grounding wire in the 8/3 feed is ...
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ViewsHi, We have a 1500 sq foot barn on a concrete slab about 200 feet away from our house. The electrical supply is a 40amp breaker with a 8/3 unde...
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ViewsHi - thanks for the reply. Things are starting to make sense... If you have a look at the wiring diagram jpg image, do you see any way I can make...
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ViewsHi there I'm having a problem wiring a 24 hr LCD programmable timer switch. I can't find a contact number/help line for the manufacturer... ...
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ViewsHi, and thanks for reading my message: We have an electric forced air furance on a 125A breaker. Our panel is 220A. I notice when the furance ...
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ViewsI want to start off by saying this is an excellent resource! We have a late 80s SummerAir forced air electric furance. 125 amp power supply, 4 ...
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ViewsHi there, We are installing a steel roof (36" wide) sheets over one layer of shingles on our boathouse. It gets a lot of snow, we live in north...
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ViewsI have a 60 gallon, two heating elements water heater. It is an older model, used in a cottage - so it not used very much. The problem is, desp...
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ViewsI have posted a similar question before, but if I have a 180 foot long 8/3 wire supply going from our house (200 amp service) to an out building...
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ViewsThe heaters are 240V / 500W. I have 12/2 red wire with a blk wire, a red wire, and a ground wire. In the breaker box, it is hooked up to a single...
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ViewsI assume the heaters are 120 V since there are only two wires feeding them (one red and one blk). It does not say on the box what the voltage is. ...
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ViewsThis may be confusing, but I am describing it the best I can. I have Honeywell single-line break electic baseboard wall-mounted thermostat recei...
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ViewsThank you for your advice. I am wiring a small barn. I have a 75 amp panel with 8 single pole 15 amp breakers on it, for the barn. It will be ...
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Views- a 12 gallon water heater (1500 W) - a portable radiant oil heater that plugs into a 110V outlet... - maybe 6 outlet boxes, only one used at a t...
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ViewsThe barn is 180 feet from the house.
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ViewsI want to run a 6 gallon spacesaver water heater (20 amp circuit), about 15 lights, maybe 4 electrical outlets, and an oil radiant heater - in a sm...
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ViewsThank you again for the reply I now find, on closer inspection, there is 10/3 wire going to the barn. I want to run a small 1200 watt - 1500 wa...
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