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Re: Looking for a unique adjustment nut
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Posted by NORCAL:
Junk panel, or maybe McMaster-Carr, they have a lot of odd stuff.
www.mcmaster.com
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Re: New product
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Posted by gfretwell:
I ended up making my own under counter low voltage lights. This is fairly low level lighting, just enough for a bar but it is 8 LEDs from some cheap battery lights I bought, wired in series with a little ballast resistor, running off a wall wart. They are set in a piece of wood that matches (...)
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Re: T8 lamps swirling.....why?
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Posted by KJay:
I would maybe try different brand of lamps first and see if that helps. Are the fixture chassis all solidly grounded? As a last resort, I would probably try a different brand of electronic ballast in one of the fixtures.
If that works, then you will probably want talk to your supplier about (...)
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Re: 1000 amp gfci breaker
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Posted by pdh:
GFCI current sensors are apparently easily triggered by radio waves.
In an apartment I used to live in, the bathroom GFCI was apparently wired backwards. When wired backwards, it can still detect leakage current since that is a common mode AC current, so direction is not relevant. The (...)
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Re: GE low-voltage remote control relay system
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Posted by gfretwell:
In the IBM installation they had a relay in the first troffer of each string. They did try to be consistent that it was in one particular corner of each room so you were not looking all over for it. Later they put an adhesive "dot" on the lens frame of the troffer with the relay. That made it (...)
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Re: Electric Range
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Posted by HotLine1:
Greg:
Thanks for the above. My laptop with most of everything.....is sitting in my office, and I'm not there.
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Re: Old boxes of wirenuts
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Posted by Texas_Ranger:
Cool, thanks for the info!
Apparently wirenuts enjoyed a brief spurt of popularity around that time in Austria and then disappeared again. My brother's current apartment (ca. 1968) has wirenuts all over the place, except for later additions that were done using choc block style connectors.
I (...)
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Re: Buring Wirenut
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Posted by FLV:
Hello HotLine1 and sorry, it's was no clear: "Ok, Apart from my tests, I also saw a site with an NEC proposal, I think it was combinaisonAFCI.com, (try ON GOOGLE) where the author seems to be qualified. "
I apologies.
Regards,
FLV
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Re: Asked to find relevant code rules compactor
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Posted by frank:
Heath and safety has asked me to find relevant code rules for the new installation of a garbage compactor and lift abutted to the building with regards to mechanical damage subject to the cage door switch and wire.
The wire is grey cmg 18/4 -60 to 105 ft4 600v communication wire not marked (...)
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