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Thanks Bill for catching some of the nuances and minor details that make a proper installation.
Thanks Bill for catching some of the nuances and minor details that make a proper installation.
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ViewsThe feed coming from the house is 15 amp and GFCI protected. I have few questions. 1. Can the 7 outlets/light be on this 15 amp or does it need ...
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ViewsPVC conduit with #12 wire including the green (for grounding) is acceptable. Burial depth is 18". Direct bury wire #12 UF is also acceptable. Buri...
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Views>>>I found it particularly amusing when you stated "I'll assume its 2002 since most jurisdictons are on 2002." Really! Just where did you pull that...
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Views>>>I found it particularly amusing when you stated "I'll assume its 2002 since most jurisdictons are on 2002." Really! Just where did you pull that...
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ViewsFirst the OP was asking about basement wiring. El brought our attention to 210.52(C)(1) through (C)(5) (I’ll assume 2002 NEC since most jurisdic...
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ViewsYes you can double the ground wires but not the neutrals. Both are on the same bar if the panel is the MAIN service panel. IF there is any doub...
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ViewsYou could add an auxilary ground bar to your existing panel by using a ground bar designed for your panel and mounting it in the factory holes or i...
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ViewsIf the ceiling around the light fixture is hot, the first thing I suspect is the lamp (light bulb) is too high of a wattage. Also I now suspect tha...
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ViewsContact the manufacturer. They may have a wiring diagram available for download.
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ViewsHere's a website packed full of info on AL wiring. Hope it is helpful. http://www.inspect-ny.com/aluminum.htm
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ViewsSorry bad choice of words. Meant to say controller. The lutron site has a nice selection of devices.
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ViewsTwo fans on 1 switch is ok. As for the motor speed controller, there is a 5 amp rheostat available. I will try to get a part number and post again.
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ViewsBill, Those plates you identified are for the old Despards switch, pilot lights, receptacles. Thanks, I've bookmarked that site. I believe su...
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ViewsThe 2 3-1/2" holes are sized for "old work" boxes that are used to mount the fixtures and make the needed wire splice to the fixture.
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ViewsIf it was me... Cut 2 3-1/2" holes where the fixtures are going. If you have a basement, fish wires to basement then route to a new cut-in switch....
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ViewsTry Dale Electric. They had a few a couple years ago. They may have more. The other option, and it is not good, is to go to the newer plates. I don...
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Views"PS, I am not Jarrold, tseah1, househelper or anyone other than, Just Plain Old Bill." Bill, I'm tshea1 not tseah1! Have a nice day! See ya o...
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