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What in Tarnation?
What in Tarnation?
by timmp, September 10
Plumber meets Electrician
Plumber meets Electrician
by timmp, September 10
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This stuff has a very limited market.

It's not cheap.

And it's not a product ever to be favored by electricians.

It's designed for non-professionals.

What could go wrong?


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Looking through the FAQ section on their web site it appears that they are looking for UL listing for a 120v version.

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Hydro,

If they get that listing, I would think that they would need a "grounding layer" on top of the 120 V like they do for the under carpet style. You would need something to trip a breaker if they were to stick a nail or thumbtack into the wire.
As for seeing the "tape/wire", I would think that in the right light you would still see a tiny bump on the wall where the tape runs. I mean can't you see the sheet rock tape in the corner, if the drywall mud isn't applied thick enough.

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Harold:

"You would need something to trip a breaker if they were to stick a nail or thumbtack into the wire."

That's one of the reasons we need AFCI!!! LOL!!!


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John,

Not if it falls under "Rehab"! Ha Ha!
Either that or the circuit will trip by itself.

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Harold:
Someday....DCA will 'update' REHAB.....


John
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John,

Hopefully before I retire! smile

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