Does anyone know what "RS" and "FS" mean as far as saying "RS box" or "FS cover" etc? Someone told me it stood for "flush-" or "raised-surface" but that doesn't seem to make a lot of sense.

11B box - 4X11/16" box
Hot stick - Non-contact voltage sensor
Red eye - Anti-short bushing
Fluoresent tube bender - What you tell someone to go find if you want them out of your hair for a while. [Linked Image]

I know most people use these two interchangably, but how I had it explained:
BX - Not manufactured anymore; an old style cable assembly with a steel jacket, no EGC and conductors insulated with varnished cambric.
AC - Todays armored cable with THHN insulated conductors, bonding wire, and aluminum or steel jacket.

-John

[This message has been edited by BigJohn (edited 04-10-2005).]