What are you up to?
28 Nov 2015 08:22 #9356
by Geno
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Wiring is one of my favorite things to do, but it's sure not as fun when replacing existing building stuff like this.
Anybody know where these wires go? :rolling
Anybody know where these wires go? :rolling
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28 Nov 2015 08:28 #9358
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You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.
I can't see the forest for the trees.
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:smile2
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28 Nov 2015 10:49 #9359
by jm46322
John in Highland Indiana
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Replied by jm46322 on topic What are you up to?
i know where they go.
hard part sometimes is finding out where they come from.
i really like that multi-purpose jack you got in the picture.
square D panel, with copper bus? if so good choice.
local code by me is 100% conduit leaving the panel
thin wall for distribution runs, rigid for incoming feed.
makes panel change outs tricky but not as bad if you know some tricks.
hard part sometimes is finding out where they come from.
i really like that multi-purpose jack you got in the picture.
square D panel, with copper bus? if so good choice.
local code by me is 100% conduit leaving the panel
thin wall for distribution runs, rigid for incoming feed.
makes panel change outs tricky but not as bad if you know some tricks.
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28 Nov 2015 12:33 - 28 Nov 2015 12:39 #9362
by Geno
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Good point John. I finally found out where they all come from.
I have a bunch of those jacks, they are supposed to be exhaust system jacks for under the racks but I use them for everything.
The box is Siemens with a copper buss. I wet with them because if you use their breakers they warranty the box and buss bar for life, and that's where the last problems showed up. Plus I like that I'll never have to remove the box again, the buss bar comes out from the front, unlike the last one...
Just waiting on a few new breakers and the 100 amp wire to run for the new compressor setup.
I have a bunch of those jacks, they are supposed to be exhaust system jacks for under the racks but I use them for everything.
The box is Siemens with a copper buss. I wet with them because if you use their breakers they warranty the box and buss bar for life, and that's where the last problems showed up. Plus I like that I'll never have to remove the box again, the buss bar comes out from the front, unlike the last one...
Just waiting on a few new breakers and the 100 amp wire to run for the new compressor setup.
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28 Nov 2015 13:07 #9364
by jm46322
John in Highland Indiana
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Geno
we always use Kopr-Shield from Thomas & Betts it has solved many problems with our panels
even with old hot spots your able to clean up the area put a coat of it on and its good for years.
solves the problem of aluminum / copper junctions
here is a info link
www.specialized.net/Specialized/CP8TB-Th...mpound-8Oz-2265.aspx
we always use Kopr-Shield from Thomas & Betts it has solved many problems with our panels
even with old hot spots your able to clean up the area put a coat of it on and its good for years.
solves the problem of aluminum / copper junctions
here is a info link
www.specialized.net/Specialized/CP8TB-Th...mpound-8Oz-2265.aspx
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28 Nov 2015 13:59 #9365
by Geno
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Thanks John. I keep that stuff around only in a different brand.
I wish I only had some hot spots in the old box so I could have fixed it but by the time it showed up it was too far gone.
I wish I only had some hot spots in the old box so I could have fixed it but by the time it showed up it was too far gone.
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03 Dec 2015 10:26 - 03 Dec 2015 10:27 #9415
by Geno
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Got the new wire for the air compressors, another small panel, and new breakers for both panels in yesterday. Gonna run the new wire to the other side of the shop to another small panel for the compressors and an outlet for the electronic tank drains so all the compressor stuff is on its own panel.
This should be fun, anybody wanna help? :rolling
This should be fun, anybody wanna help? :rolling
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03 Dec 2015 10:38 #9416
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You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.
I can't see the forest for the trees.
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if I was closer I would help............:smile2
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03 Dec 2015 15:07 - 03 Dec 2015 15:08 #9417
by jm46322
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if i was closer i would... buy lunch :smile2
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08 Dec 2015 08:00 - 08 Dec 2015 08:02 #9472
by Geno
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If any of you guys ever move this way I would have some good help, and some lunch! :rolling
Shouldn't take long to wrap up all the wiring today.
Shouldn't take long to wrap up all the wiring today.
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