I wonder if that's the generator inlet and the H-O-A is the transfer switch.
You choose…water heater or dryer?
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I wonder if that's the generator inlet and the H-O-A is the transfer switch.
You choose…water heater or dryer?
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Is a suicide cord nearby?I wonder if that's the generator inlet and the H-O-A is the transfer switch.
I've done something similar in a garage/workshop. The outlet was used occasionally/temporarily for a heater or welder and running a new circuit wasn't feasible at the time. The switch is there so the circuit doesn't overload if the welder is in use at the same time as the thermostat calls for heat.I wonder if that's the generator inlet and the H-O-A is the transfer switch.
I don’t think so. He did that in the house which feeds this garage.I wonder if that's the generator inlet and the H-O-A is the transfer switch.
I’m sure that’s what they did because they only had a 10/3 uf cable feeding this building. When they ran water to it they ran a 10/2 uf cable to power an air compressor, water heater, baseboard heater and that dryer plug. The place is big enough for a 100 amp service which is what I’ll be doing in the next month or so.I've done something similar in a garage/workshop. The outlet was used occasionally/temporarily for a heater or welder and running a new circuit wasn't feasible at the time. The switch is there so the circuit doesn't overload if the welder is in use at the same time as the thermostat calls for heat.
Homeowner post......
Same house.
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Lol. This guy did that but instead of calling an electrician he sold the house and the new homeowner has to repair everything he messed up, which is a lot! I think they said he is an engineer btw.Homeowner post......
Hello. I wired up this heater a while ago and every time I turn the thermostat up, the breaker trips and I get no heat. Can one of the experts here tell me what's wrong and how to fix it?
Thanks in advance!
G. Pyle
Close. This guy made the plan and the next door neighbor drove the train because he kept telling the home owner he knew how to get the hot water working! We think he removed the wiring so she could pay him to put it back.Engineer.. like drives a train?
Call before you dig.
When I see something like that, my mind’s eye imagines someone talking on a Bakelite rotary desk telephone and it being yanked out of their hand and up against the wall.
No, just a random picAny idea what they got into and what the down time was?
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