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Joined: Aug 2001
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George,
I had seen the P&S with TOP stamped on the strap. I emailed them, I believe their answer was it didn't matter. So why indicate TOP?
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The P&S 20A recepts have top stamped on them, which is ground up. But the 15A recepts do not.
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i work maintenance in a factory and i always put them up. because of the metal face plate were to come loose it will not hit the hot line of plug.
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I always give the customer a choice and discuss with them the why's and why not's. Most seem to like the ground down. When I put the receptacle sideways I put the neutral side on the top.
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TE, Here's the solution: Bill
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Bill, you didn't put your plate screw straight up and down. Go back and fix it please.
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I figured diagonal would be best under the circumstances. Bill
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I just read the old threads on this topic.
Sorry I reopened this can of worms for you all.
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You could just all move to England where this isn't an issue. Probably a bit of drastic solution to avoid the problem though!
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hey bill, where can you buy these you posted in your pic? i'll take a 100.
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