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Electrical - AC & DC
01-05-21, 06:49 PM
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Wiring a Standby Generator for Welder Use
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How does 'grounding' work in a set up like this? ...
How does 'grounding' work in a set up like this? My welder takes two hots and a ground. Its a NEMA plug that looks like a giant upside down 110 plug. How does one achieve GROUND in a setup like...
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Electrical - AC & DC
01-03-21, 09:20 AM
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Wiring a Standby Generator for Welder Use
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This is a little tombstone welder. I have never...
This is a little tombstone welder. I have never tripped a 50A breaker with it. The generator itself has a 'fixed' idle at 1800RPM...it is designed to be locked at 60hz.
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12-31-20, 09:45 AM
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Wiring a Standby Generator for Welder Use
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Wiring a Standby Generator for Welder Use
I have an old generator that used to be used with a fancy automatic switch to power a 2,000 square foot house. I no longer use it for that purpose. It is a Lombardini Diesel LDW1204 motor with a...
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Electrical - AC & DC
12-04-20, 10:03 AM
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Splicing Romex Outside a box
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Splicing Romex Outside a box
I am installing some new under cabinet lighting. The new lights are LED and very compact. The current light is a fluorescent and hardwired via a 6-8" piece of romex out of the wall and straight into...
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Electrical - AC & DC
11-30-20, 06:45 AM
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Extending Oven 50A Circuit
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Sweet mother of pearl I got it. yes I meant...
Sweet mother of pearl I got it.
yes I meant two gang box. The wire was not damaged. Plus I have 500 feet of this stuff from a previous project. I saw the surface mount boxes but I didn’t have one...
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Electrical - AC & DC
11-29-20, 05:21 PM
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Extending Oven 50A Circuit
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Guys, I got the wire spliced on but I'll be...
Guys, I got the wire spliced on but I'll be d---ed if I can get the outlet and wire in a 4 gang box. It's just heavy unyielding wire and I can't really get it to bend and fit in the box. I just...
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Electrical - AC & DC
11-29-20, 12:07 PM
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Extending Oven 50A Circuit
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Extending Oven 50A Circuit
I just got a new oven, and the old plug is about 14" off of the floor, which means I cannot push the oven back all the way to the wall. So, I want to extend that wire left and to the floor.
Is it...
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Electrical - AC & DC
11-29-20, 10:26 AM
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How to install GFCI in this situation?
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I can easily drop another wire down the wall, but...
I can easily drop another wire down the wall, but I think I'll just leave it alone. I would have to put a double box to accomodate additional wire. There just isnt enough room in a small box with...
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Electrical - AC & DC
11-29-20, 09:15 AM
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How to install GFCI in this situation?
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How to install GFCI in this situation?
I have this exact setup...
<img src="https://www.do-it-yourself-help.com/images/wiring-diagram-switch-to-outlet.gif" width="500" height="327"/>
The only difference is that my SW1 is a...
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Electrical - AC & DC
11-21-20, 09:06 AM
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Adding another subpanel/building...Can this work?
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All wire that I used is copper. Also, unless...
All wire that I used is copper.
Also, unless I misunderstand, voltage drop is a function of inherent resistance of a copper conductor. In other words, if a load requests 100A, the wire cannot...
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Electrical - AC & DC
11-20-20, 07:33 AM
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Adding another subpanel/building...Can this work?
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Yes. The welder would be the heaviest load in...
Yes. The welder would be the heaviest load in “B”. It’s possible a fridge or freezer could be added in there but odds are it would be moved from A and into B just like the welder. All lighting is...
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Electrical - AC & DC
11-19-20, 07:41 PM
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Adding another subpanel/building...Can this work?
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Adding another subpanel/building...Can this work?
Earlier this year, based on the advice of many here, I ran electrical to a shop (let's call it "A"). It has 100A of service and I ran 90' of 2AWG conductors and a 6AWG ground. Now, due to some...
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Thermostatic Controls
10-28-20, 09:32 AM
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Help Wiring a New Honeywell 8000 for dehum
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I'm having a bit of an issue with this...
I'm having a bit of an issue with this thermostat. For whatever reason, the auxliary heat does not seem to be following what I am asking for in the installer settings. The emergency heat works, so...
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Electrical - AC & DC
08-27-20, 09:20 AM
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Cable sizes for new shop/garage
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OK. Awesome. The main panel breaker will be...
OK. Awesome. The main panel breaker will be sized properly.
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Electrical - AC & DC
08-26-20, 07:37 PM
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Cable sizes for new shop/garage
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Good news everyone. My 2awg wire is run to...
Good news everyone.
My 2awg wire is run to the new building 80 feet away. The load center I got for that building is a 125A Contractor pack. As such, it has a 125A main breaker. That’s all they...
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Air Conditioning and Cooling Systems
07-21-20, 08:58 AM
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Can't get my humidity down
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If you'd like to discuss further, please tell us:...
If you'd like to discuss further, please tell us:
1. Where is the home located?
West of San Antonio
2. Where is the indoor unit located?
Attic
3. Where is the supply ductwork located?
Two large...
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Air Conditioning and Cooling Systems
07-12-20, 12:20 PM
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Can't get my humidity down
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A little more information. it is not...
A little more information.
it is not oversized. The overall space it’s actually conditioning is close to 2700 square feet. Some of it is upstairs. The crawl space is dirt. Walls are 18” thick and...
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Electrical - AC & DC
07-11-20, 09:30 AM
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Flexible wire for 110v AC project
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Had an idea. I have a scrap pile where neighbors...
Had an idea. I have a scrap pile where neighbors bring their junk appliances and I haul it off to scrap. I just gutted a fridge and dryer for wire. MORE THAN ENOUGH and with different colors. :)
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Electrical - AC & DC
07-10-20, 10:17 PM
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Flexible wire for 110v AC project
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Probably only need a few feet. I have primary...
Probably only need a few feet. I have primary wire from advance auto and some unmarked stuff but I didn’t know if it was safe to use for my application. I have 14 gauge wire. Is it safe for this?
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Electrical - AC & DC
07-10-20, 09:07 PM
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Flexible wire for 110v AC project
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agdodge4x4
Hmm...and where would a fella find such wire? ...
Hmm...and where would a fella find such wire? Sounds like it’s just what i need!
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Electrical - AC & DC
07-10-20, 07:58 PM
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Flexible wire for 110v AC project
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Flexible wire for 110v AC project
I’m cleaning up the wiring on my home made incubator. It’s hatched a ton of birds and has some nice electronic equipment and thermostatic controls in it. The problem is that I need to clean it up...
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Air Conditioning and Cooling Systems
07-10-20, 01:10 PM
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Can't get my humidity down
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491
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agdodge4x4
I agree. But while the flooring has no subfloor,...
I agree. But while the flooring has no subfloor, the crawl space beneath it is 18” at the most and it is surrounded by 18” stone wall with no exterior access. In other words, it’s generally closed...
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Air Conditioning and Cooling Systems
07-09-20, 11:54 AM
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Can't get my humidity down
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491
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agdodge4x4
Can't get my humidity down
What I have:
Compressor: RPQL-048JEZ
Air Handler: RH2V4821MTANJA
http://pts.myrheem.com/docstore/webd...H1V_(-)H2V.pdf...
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Water Heaters
02-25-20, 06:46 PM
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Cistern water filtration
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468
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agdodge4x4
I am currently disinfecting the cistern. After I...
I am currently disinfecting the cistern. After I get it disinfected and cleaned out as best as I can, then I will be testing the well water.
My question is about testing. After I refill the...
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Wells, Sump Pumps and Septic Sewage Systems
02-23-20, 10:55 AM
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What kind of pressure tank is this?
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414
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agdodge4x4
Awesome. Thanks folks! Rather than having...
Awesome. Thanks folks!
Rather than having to drain this thing when I want to charge it, is it possible to charge it while it's full occasionally?
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