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What in Tarnation?
What in Tarnation?
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Plumber meets Electrician
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At least the original installer used what looks to be the proper wire and not speaker wire.

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In contact with or buried in??? and just curious... what size bulbs?

-1 for no romex connectors

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OK, add a -10 for no junction box at the side of the can, or perhaps the factory flex to a box.
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In contact with? I guess we can't say that those splices were a flyin' then. Another fire hazard diffused though. Congrats Doug!
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When the absentee landlord called me he says oh i think theres just a tab bent in the lamp socket. [Linked Image]
Well I emailed the pics and a quote to him he authorized the repairs

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I'm sure Mr. LL has his cans installed properly.


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Is that the Canadian version of "Romex?"

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I am not sure it does say Canada Wire on IT.
yes that was on of our version that stuff is about 20 years old I think. Our newer stuff would be the same as the Southwire Brand with another coating of "plastic" over the individual conductor insulation


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