Switched receptacles

[electricmanscott]

But what is 'alswys' :grin:

Much like some people here that choose to ingnore the codes that they don't like, I refuse to spell words properly that I don't like. Deal with it. :grin:

 

[iwire]

Much like some people here that choose to ingnore the codes that they don't like, I refuse to spell words properly that I don't like. Deal with it. :grin:

I am ones of da worstest spellas so I should keps my mouth shut.

Bit as yous are usally the spellig policee I could not resisitis :grin:

 

[roger]

Bit as yous are usally the spellig policee I could not resisitis :grin:

I had forgotten about that.

Shame on you Scott. :grin:

Roger

 

[electricmanscott]

Bit as yous are usally the spellig policee I could not resisitis :grin:

True enough. :grin: In fact, my first code change proposal might be a spelling correction. Not telling what the word is though. :wink:

 

[iwire]

Not telling what the word is though. :wink:

Luminaire?

For some reason they keep spelling 'light fixture' as 'Luminaire'.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Luminaire?

For some reason they keep spelling 'light fixture' as 'Luminaire'.

It's Marc's fault-- you know the merci marc guy.:grin:

 

[Chris6245]

You can dim a receptacle if you use these special receptacles. Here is the PDF

OMG!!!! Did anyone notice the UP/DOWN question was answered in that .pdf? :wink:

Sorry...couldn't resist:grin: