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Re: A Risky Setup

#108104 06/07/04 09:21 AM

Joined: Jun 2004

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Leo, IN, USA

timmp

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Behind the two HOTs is the word ONLY. If I can figure out how to add photos, I will post the sticker I place on the front of each and every sub panel I install.

Timm

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Re: A Risky Setup

#108105 06/07/04 09:09 PM

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Fullerton, CA USA

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Re: A Risky Setup

#108106 06/08/04 01:46 PM

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Scott, Send me a Biiiig stack of those in sticker form! I'd love to, for once, go back into a subpanel I installed a year later & not find added circuits with grounds on my neutral bar! I even use the extra long ground bar most've the time so I don't get the "no space left" excuse"! A 225A sub I installed in an office with about 36 circuits & space for 6 more, was ballooned to about 60 circuits with Non-CTL tandems by a maintenance guy! [Linked Image]

-Randy

Re: A Risky Setup

#108107 06/08/04 08:05 PM

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Leo, IN, USA

timmp

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If you have access to an office supply store, purchase a package of Laser Full Sheet Labels, and print as many as your need. I have that label available in Power Point, or MS Word, or as a standard JPG. Send me an Email requesting it I will try and get back with you.

Happy to help.....Timm

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