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Re: Air curtains

Oh Well #176814 04/13/08 11:47 AM

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I would think "why not"? So long as your with in the ckt limitations.
As for the disconnect: So long as it is within site of all three, and meets the load requirements. Why not?

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Air curtains	Oh Well	04/13/08 12:55 PM
Re: Air curtains	leland	04/13/08 03:47 PM
Re: Air curtains	Rick Kelly	04/15/08 01:11 PM

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