Is that what I think it is in that last photo? A box with two duplex receptacles, with the bottom half in a puddle of muddy water? Surely that can't still be live, can it? Seems like a shock hazard, for sure.
Does the code require more support clamps for conduit in places likely to be abused? (Reffering to pix at the top of thus thread, the broken conduit). A few more supports wouldn't have cost that much more.
Are there the max amount of wires in the conduit on the right (above the yellow paint area)?
Joe: Instead of the Wiggy, why don't you carry a "non-contact" type tester. Ie: "Fluke" Volt Alert; 90-600 volts, and the size of a heavy pen. It's a little easier to carry!. John
Well, those old Zinsco breakers are prooably worth something! Hard to get these days!
Joe. While you are in LA see if you can get on some of these soundstages where the most popular TV shows are shot. You would have a field day taking pictures of the violations.
First of all it looks like the box was hit by a car???? was that the exit of that ramp? maybe the EC should have moved that box somewhere else. and used connectors that were'nt die cast and yes more tapcons