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I guess Leviton has solved the ground up or down debate. Has anyone here used these yet?
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Is the horizontal portion supposed to be on the left or the right?
Ryan Jackson, Salt Lake City
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...and if you mount it horizontally does it go on the top or bottom???
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I think that I have read that if you mount a receptacle horizontally, the grounded conductor goes on top. They theory is something might fall between the cord cap and the outlet.............like a toaster or something like that! ha
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Special plate????????????
Man, that thing is making me dissy just looking at it.
Mark Heller "Well - I oughta....." -Jackie Gleason
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Is the horizontal portion supposed to be on the left or the right? 0 ...and if you mount it horizontally does it go on the top or bottom??? ROTFL! We really do miss wonderful controversies like this in Britain!
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the horizontal portion But if you mount it horizontally, it won't be the horizontal portion anymore www.biceptacle.com
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e57: Looking at it from the outside is rough enough. Can you imagine what the INSIDE must look like... . Mike (mamills)
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This one covers all the possibilities. Roger
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Roger: I have seen a few of those around my area. Are they made to mount directly to a 1900 box?
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