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These are 2 meters nippled together to make a 300 amp service to feed a barber shop and a day spa
This is just too much , do you remember "BAD SERVICE" ? Well same guys here,
This is what I found after being called by the Elec Co. metering dept ,
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Man, that's awful! Have you succeeded in putting these hackers out of business yet?
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Due to the pending litigation , I really can't comment on what is being done. when it's done, then it will be public record and I will post it . The violations are being fixed by someone else
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Highvoltage: is that duct-tape on the meter lugs? To protect the hot conductors from coming into contact with the Neutral ? I know some counties where I live there is no inspectors, until the traveling state inspector arrives, these are mostly rural though. Wasnt this "" installation"" inspected ? -Mark
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Looks like a thick coat of rubber tape. Don't use the real Ductape for anything electrical, or plumbing (the silver stuff) Most contain aluminum, and will either conduct electricity, or cause electrolysis. (From my plumber buddy)
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Rubber tape , and under that was ground rod clamps!
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HV: I'm not sure if I'm looking at this properly, but isn't there also a pretty nasty mix of aluminum and copper conductors here, too?
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