Some light relief for you
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That'll save a lot of writing in the future.
Dear oh dear...... And he doesn't even know what GFCI stands for.
This one is about as good:
This one is about as good:
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Brilliant, this.
I really cant tell you how much that has cleared things up for me.
Especially "don't mix up your neutral and hot feeds"
Especially "don't mix up your neutral and hot feeds"
Such a pity he's mixing up his neutrals & grounds though. The way he's wired that panel is completely wrong.
And: "You're not going to be able to go into your local parts store and buy a 30-amp rated sub-panel. The lowest one you'd be able to get is 60 amps."
Really?
http://www.grainger.com/product/SQUARE-D-Load-CenterMain-Lug-5B755
http://www.lowes.com/pd_346121-296-QO2L30SCP_0__?productId=3457972
But then he's so confused that he's even mounted it upside down!
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Why are all (it seems) US ones as ugly as sin?
And does nobody take pride in their wiring of them?
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It could only happen in USA!
You haven't seen things just as bad or come across people just as confused and incompetent in the U.K? I certainly have, including some who deem themselves to be a "qualified electrician."
From the same guy as the first clip. He has absolutely no idea what he's doing:
Indeed.
Not sure I've seen any professionals showing off work like that on YouTube though. Maybe I've just been lucky.
The problem is partly that a lot of US practices and accessories are downright disgusting.
What do you have in mind specifically?
Unsheathed cpcs.
Wirenuts.
Those fugly light switches.
Switches designed in a way that leads people to recommend wrapping the internal part in tape lest a terminal make contact with the back box..
Wirenuts.
Those fugly light switches.
Switches designed in a way that leads people to recommend wrapping the internal part in tape lest a terminal make contact with the back box..
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