EFLI, without gravity, you couldn't have a one tone (or any other) weight!
You might have a one ton mass...
You might have a one ton mass...
Pendant rose drop cables not straight
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One ton might be a bit in excess of the maximum loading for 0.75 flex...
Not without gravity.
Have you actually heard of gravity?
Do you know what it is? Not in the cosmological/physics sense - from that POV nobody does, but in the common everyday sense.
Not by just attaching it.
b-A-S. Nope, no idea what either of you are talking about. You're going to have to explain it to me. Do you have any links to books I could read to learn more about this?
Nozzle
Badly installed flex can have permanent curves if one of the cores has been tugged more than the other two when the insulation was stripped off.
I don't think the op is necessarily complaining about the electrician's work re the pendants, just looking for an explanation that leads to a solution.
Although If I were being pedantic, the roses don't appear to be screwed up tight to the ceiling.
None which would be within your ability to understand.
Bring back twisted flex on pendants.
There are plenty of those still in use!
Oh don't be an old spoil-sport. Perhaps you'd stretch to cheeky little youtube link instead then? Go on, you know you want to. "Gravity for beginners - the light edition"
Nozzle
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