[NacBooster29]

 

[NacBooster29]

Pics 1&2 are a boiler controls job I did recently. Just some pics of the 3 boilers and starters which control large circulator pumps.
The next few are a new 200 amp mast service, the old panel. And the new panel / transfer switch. For a 20kw generator we installed.
The last pic is a switch bank I saw in a bank! Thought it was different.

 

[347sparky]

I've got one of those 8 gang switch plates in stainless steel, plus an 8 gang mudring, and really long 1900 box. Maybe it's a 7600 box. :laughing:

 

[Cow]

Looks good!!

:thumbsup:

 

[Bkessler]

Everything looks great, but that's a riser/mast combo. Is the power company going to attach the service drop to the riser later?

 

[MTW]

I noticed the firomatics over the oil burners. Is that a job in RI by any chance?

 

[NacBooster29]

I noticed the firomatics over the oil burners. Is that a job in RI by any chance?

Yes . We strictly did the controls.
Arden did the mechanical , electrical. They are union shop. And they were great to work with.

And those boilers are oil, or natural gas. Fed

 

[NacBooster29]

Everything looks great, but that's a riser/mast combo. Is the power company going to attach the service drop to the riser later?

Yes, we provide the point of attachment. National grid will move it. I have done it in the past. There wasn't much slack and it crossed a main road. I didn't feel comfortable doing it this time.

 

[MTW]

Yes . We strictly did the controls.
Arden did the mechanical , electrical. They are union shop. And they were great to work with.

And those boilers are oil, or natural gas. Fed

Right, RI is the only state that requires those worthless devices over a burner.

 

[Awg-Dawg]

I noticed the firomatics over the oil burners.

Is that a Suppression system?

 

[NacBooster29]

Is that a Suppression system?

No it is a heat detector. It kills power to the burner if there is a flame below it.

 

[MTW]

Is that a Suppression system?

No, a firomatic is just a thermal switch that opens up when the temperature reaches a preset point. I can't remember what that temp is...150F maybe?

 

[Bkessler]

Yes, we provide the point of attachment. National grid will move it. I have done it in the past. There wasn't much slack and it crossed a main road. I didn't feel comfortable doing it this time.

Figured as much. Looks great. It's always nice when you don't have to drop or move the service drop.