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Q: My home meter access line only 1.5 square copper heart line, is available? Because air conditioning only sleep at night when the open, the other only the refrigerator and 40W lights. Other electrical appliances do not open when sleeping. Thank you! More: 1.. of course, a little tension, and now the general air conditioning is a separate line, 1.5 is the standard lighting line, an air conditioner at the start of the current is certainly more than 1.5 of the safety range, and should be able to apply for expansion of the power supply

Q: For simplification, I am adding 3 20amp new outlets (OUTLET A, OUTLET B, OUTLET C)Anything below sound wrongAll Hot(Black wires) go on brass screws (Right Side of outlet)All Neutral(White wires) go on silver screws (Left Side of outlet)Romex Hot Neutral Path.Electric Panel to top screws on Outlet ABottom screws on Outlet A to top screws on Outlet BBottom screws on Outlet B to top screws on Outlet CBottom screws on Outlet C empty.Internal OutletsI am using blue pvc single gang boxes so for the ground add ground pigtails to the ground screw on the outlet and twist pigtail, incoming and outgling ground together with green twistcap.For Exterior Outlets I am using metal boxes. Should I pigtail the ground to the ground screw on the metal box or to the ground screw on the outlet?Any problems, suggestions, etc?thanks: Instead of daisy chaining the outlets the way you suggest, wire a pigtail for each of the conductors in the first 2 boxes. Connect the line in, the line out, and a 6 wire together with a wire nut. Then connect the loose end of that to the receptacle. In the third box, just connect your conductors to the receptacle. Your wiring is correct for which wires go on which screws. I would definitely connect a ground pigtail to the metal box. Hope this helps.

Q: I transferred to a new University this fall as an upperclassman and the neighborhood surrounding it isn't exactly nice. It is sort of rough. I have to park in the neighborhood during the day and walk 4 to 5 blocks to school *usually* and the first week I was there I noticed a pair of white sneakers with a blue stripe thrown over an electrical wire at an intersection, like an exclamation point. A few weeks later, there is another pair of sneakers, white with a RED stripe. My imagination has been running absolutely wild about this.A friend mentioned that this might be gang related. In memorial of someone who died or as a declaration of territory. Thoughts or facts?: Shoes on a line are typically used to mark a gang's territorial boundaries. This intersection is likely the newest turf up for grabs. There are better, less obvious ways to identify important buildings, chiefly by word of mouth among members in most gangs.

Q: I Attempted to Wire an Outlet in my Garage and power it off an existing switch. The switch is one of 2 that controls a single light. There are 4 wires coming into the switch Red+ Black+ white + ground. What do I need to do, to have Power always ON to my outlet? Thank You: I am supposing the switch is a '3-way', or SPDT. In which case the other switch would be similar. Power goes to one of the two, but not the other. You will need to re-wire both switches. The switch that gets the power needs to send (unswitched) power to the other switch. A wire coming from the light will need to be connected to neutral.

Q: What is the color of the three wires of the three power plugs Please be more detailed, professional / Bi Jing safety first: You asked too general, it is best to find a professional consultation, the cable processing prospects are not optimistic.

Q: Hi, I'm finishing part of my basement and will be running new wires and adding electrical outlets. I've some question about the electrical wiring code: I frame the wall with 2x4 with a few inches distance off the concrete wall. 1. When running wire from wall to ceiling joint, can I run the wire around the inner side of the top plate(between studs and concrete wall) instead of drilling hole on the top plate and running through the hole? I will staple the rest of the wire along the stud and joint too, 11/4 inch away to the rim.2. When drilling the hole in the stud for wiring, can I drill the hole closer to the concrete wall but the hole is less than 11/4 to the inner side of the stud? Is this against the code? I know I cann't nail from the inner side after framing:)3. It the 6 feet rule aplly also to basemnent as a recreation room, for all walls?4. Is wall switch-controlled lighting outlet means I have to install switch controlled receptacle or switch controlled light is enough? Thanks for your help!: The code is about protecting the wire from damage. Yes you may use the gap nothing in the code forbids this. Unless you have an anal inspector it will be fine. Yes you can drill the hole as close to the concrete as you want and you don't need a screw plate to protect it. This rule is to protect the wire from dry wallers and their nails and screws. Again if the inspector gigs this he is a moron and anal. The 6' rule applies to any usable wall space in a finished basement. 6 feet from any break in the wall and every 12 feet to the next receptacle. Each receptacle covers the wall space 6 foot to each side. Outlet is a term used for any opening that supplies power, that includes lighting boxes (the ones that your light hangs from). In other words your ceiling light is an outlet. A receptacle is the term used for what you plug into. A switched lighting outlet can be a porcelain with a pull chain if you want. Doesn't mean it has to have a switch on the wall. Common misconception. The language of the NEC can be tricky.

Q: Wire on the 3 +2 with 4 +1 What is the meaning, please speak of the popular point, too professional do not understand.: Yes, close to the ceiling below the security, buy 25X20 enough. Home air switch according to your own home power selection, 1 kilowatts by 4.5A current calculation, such as: your total power is 3 kilowatts, the current is 13.5A, to buy 16A open and missed.

Q: i am used to the red, black, white, green and bare cables. but i got a chanelier with two black cables and a bare cable (ground) so how do i put it up?: Use a continuity tester to determine which wire goes to the lamp shell. That's the neutral, connect it to the white in the ceiling box. The other goes to the switch leg. If you were to hook it up in reverse it would work but you could easily get shocked changing a bulb with the power still on. The bare wire is of course the ground.

Q: I have two switches (one controls a fan and one controls a light) in a box with only one feed wire. The normal pigtail split is used for the blacks to the switches and the whites to the light and fan, ground to grounds. I have a timer with a black, red, white and ground that I will use to control the fan. Ground goes to ground, red goes to the fan, black gets connected to the existing blacks, for the white I pigtailed two short white wires with the white feed wire and connected one to the light switch white, and the other to the whites for the the fan and timer white (it works). Now the question Could I have connected the timer white with the whites for feed, the light and the fan or would that have caused a problem, (I thought it would so that is why I split the feed white off with the pigtail): If this is in a home with 240/120 single phase then yes you could split the whites with no problem. Even if not on the same circuit the neutrals are still coming from the same neutral bar. Wire nut size matters not at all if that were the case people would get one big blue wire nut and put all the wires under it. needless to say don't try that.

Q: can we replaced it with the normal plastic insulated wire?: Only old appliances did this, and they probably had a lot of a now banned substance, asbestos, in them to handle the heat.

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