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1.Material :sheet steel
2.Color:Ral7032 or Ral7035
3.Mounting plate:Orange or Galvanized
4.CE,IP66,RoHS

1. Matterial: Sheet steel
2. Paint finish: Both externally and internally
3. Protected with epoxy polyester coating
4. Textured finish RAL7032 or RAL7035
5. Mounting plate: Powder coated similar to RAL2000 or galvanized
6. IP rate: IP65
7. Certificate: CE, RoHS
8. Supply include: Enclosure door, mounting plate, gland plate sealing gasket

Q: Ever since I was a little kid I could tell when there is a T.V on in a house when I walk by. I get this feeling inside like I can sense the signal or something with my brain. When I walk closer to the T.V the feeling gets stronger. If there is a T.V left on in my house with no sound or picture playing, I am still able to sense that the T.V was left on, and pinpoint the exact room its in without even going inside. Does this happen to anyone else?: yes. it really depends on your age and hearing but the tv transmits a signal with a very very high pitched squeak when turned on which can be heard by young humans with very good hearing. I always know when the tv is on even when the screen is all black and i go to turn it off and my parents look at me like im psychic. its funny.

Q: I'm enlisted and my MOS is 15Y (Armament/Electrical/Avionics Repairer). I'm going to BCT on 20100203 and AIT right after at Ft. Eustis. I'm excited about learning about armament and avionics. I feel proud and privileged to have a chance to work on the numero uno attack helicopter in the world. I want to know how hard it is to get this MOS(no disrespect to other MOS') I have 3 questions in regards to this1) How does 15Y training look like and can I get a head start for the subjects taught right away.2) I would like to go overseas as a first preference, a warzone where I'm needed the most, but also what is the best non combat station to serve in for this MOS overseas and in United States respectively.3) I'm a college graduate(non-citizen pending citizenship in 6 months) and I would like to go to OCS by the end of 2010. Please let me know the best route to do it.Thank you.: Army Mos 15y

Q: If the poles switch will al of our electrical equipment still work? Or will it run in revers. Will migratory animals go the wrong way?: The electrical equipment will work the same way Their magnetic field is independent of that of the earth. It is believed that the migratory animals like the birds are oriented by the magnetic field of the earth. In that case it is possible that they can be affected but we cannot underrate the capabilities of living things and nature to make the necessary adjustments. The same will happen with the magnetic means of orientation used by man as the direction given by them would be reversed by 180 degrees and the necessary adjustments wil have to be made.

Q: Any tips for a rock band that will be playing shows in the next month or so? Set-up, breakdown of equipment, working the crowd, preperation, etc?: Learn to put up and break down your equipment quickly. I've seen a drummer take 30 minutes to set up the most basic of drum sets when the set was brought in. Have backups for your guitars and electrical equipment. A broken string on a guitar is a 15 minute pause on your set (experienced that from the same band that took that long on the drum set) to fix it. Ignore the crowd if you think they are bored (in music videos those crowds are paid to be all festive, but they are no where near that in real life). If they aren't paying attention to you, you can forget the onstage talk and sing alongs. Ignore the drunks (talk with the manager before hand on having the manager remove the noisy drunks). Have your merchandise (same band above forgot their stuff and I wanted a CD)!

Q: I recently came across an article that many Jews are now reevaluating whether electricity really is tantamount to lighting a fire, a forbidden act on the Jewish Sabbath, due to advances in our understanding of electricity through modern science. Is anyone aware of changing opinions on the use of electricity on the Jewish Sabbath? Are some Orthodox groups really changing their position?: Using electricity on Shabbos (the Sabbath) is not forbidden. It is turning it on or off on Shabbos that is. As someone correctly said, we may leave on light bulbs, air conditioners, etc. or have them turn on and off with a timer. Contrary to popular belief, it is not forbidden because of mav'ir or mekhabeh, the prohibitions of igniting and extinguishing fire on Shabbos. As you said, we understand now that it is not very similar at all. However, the source of this prohibition is actually boneh, a different type of work forbidden on Shabbos, and this does not change the fact that it is forbidden. Boneh literally means building, but in Biblical terms, it is used as completing/forming a structure. The basic concept is the same, but it includes other things that are not necessarily included in the word building. Soter is also part of it, meaning destroying, or the opposite of boneh. The structure we are forming here by turning on a light is the electric circuit. When the light is off, electricity still courses through the wires, however, only the connection to the light bulb is missing. If we flip that switch and turn on the light bulb, we are supplying the missing link to allow the electric current to reach the light bulb, and thus completing a circuit, violating the prohibition of boneh. Turning off a light is the same thing, in reverse. The electric circuit exists and is complete, and if we turn off the switch, we would be disconnecting the circuit, which is the prohibition of soter. So no. Orthodox Jews are not changing their position. Nothing has changed about the prohibition, and nothing has changed about electricity as we know it.

Q: if you have worked in engineering consultancy, can you please tell me what are the typical projects you take and what exactly you do to help different firmswhy cant the firms do that stuff themselves , why do they need you badly ?: I do electrical engineering and do consulting for companies for the design of electrical systems of new plants. What my company and I do is to get the general power requirements for a large building or factory and specify what transformers, wiring, fusing, lighting, and power distribution methods they will need. Because of my education and my experience, I can provide a customer with the correct power and wiring specifications. The companies then can use my specifications to hire large electrical firms to install the electrical equipment and wiring. Firms normally do not do this for themselves because: 1. It is a one-time thing and they would not generally hire some one directly to do this. 2. Many firms cannot legally do this anyway because the state and local municipalities require a state-certified professional engineer and/or engineering company (like me) to design things like this. 3. It would be very costly and inefficient for a company to acquire this capability for a short amount of time. 4. On many types of consultancy, you want to hire another company because you may want a different point of view or perspective on the problem. 5. Many consultants can provide many types of engineering capabilities to bear on a problem, which can be impractical or expensive for companies to hire. Hope this helps Paul

Q: I have a hanging, pull-string electrical light in my attic. This is very standard stuff. I would like to purchase an electrical device that will screw into the electric light and give me an electrical outlet. Think of this as a device with the base of an electric light bulb and an electical outlet instead of the bulb. I thought I saw one in a hardware store 20 years ago, but I have no idea if this product still exists. I can not think of what it would be called with a technical name when searching for one on the Internet.My business application is to be able to plug equipment into my attic rather than running the cord into the main house.: Electrical circuits in domestic homes normally have two types of circuits. One for the lighting and another for the power supply. You are not supposed to use the lighting circuit for power supply. If you do you may be in contradiction of local wiring rules. As a result if there are any unfortunate events occurring as a consequence you will probably not be covered by insurance. In other words, if you burn your house down from using the lighting circuit for power supply you have no comeback. Having said all this it is unlikely to happen. Lighting circuits have a lower amperage rating and smaller wiring cross section. So therefore they cannot handle too much load, you may find annoying fuse blows or circuit breaker trips. In conclusion, and as an electrician, I recommend you just have a power supply correctly installed. It isn't as expensive as most people think.

Q: EMP Electromagnetic Pulse: The EMP has the capacity to damage electrical equipment regardless of the source powering the electrical equipment, especially now that power generation devices depend heavily on sensitive microelectronics.

Q: [Location no object] Can anyone give me the details of three electrical energy suppliers that offer the best value for money? And any additional details about the company(Website etc)Thank-you!: Go to the DOE site. Search for electric costs. It gives the cost of grid power for the entire country. There is also a lot of information on type of power, etc. Looks like Washington, West Virginia, and Kentucky have very low rates.

Q: I have a good friend that is EE and he says that it is a true aircraft electrician job, he states that integrated avionics is more of a pick n pull LRU job and anytime a wire harness, connector, or repair needs to be dealt with the EE guys come out. I am trying to decide on an AFSC, I want to do troubleshooting, flight line repairs, and by repairs I mean thought intensive repairsnot just pull and replace the box lol. I can't get a good description from the recruiter and obviously my friend is biased. Whats your input?? Thanks in advance!: Electrical works on generators, light bulbs and such, Avionics is an electronics technician. You would work on communications, navigation, control systems for armament and such. If you are in an operating squadron you will pull black boxes. Fixing them is at a different level. If you want excellent electronics training and a chance to repair the black boxes on a repair bench, go Navy or Marines. They repair equipment to a higher level.

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