Eric Stromer is in the fusebox now

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daleuger

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Is Eric running any seminars? He's my new hero. I wanna soak up everything he knows and be just like him when I grow up.
 
electricmanscott

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K8MHZ said:
10-4 on the two holes, but I am still concerned about the aluminum rain gutter and the device that appears to be a natural gas regulator.

To be even more picky, I note a lack of provision for box offsets. Using one holes with back straps, to me, is a better method if no provision for offsets are incorporated.

Our POCO want drip loops. (I see none in your pic) and a max meter height of 5 feet. Just curious, what is the meter height, and what is the height of the lowest point of the triplex to finished ground?

Don't take this personally, I live in the Land of the Code Nazis and now think like them when I see other sparky's work.
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Wow. Anything else?


Now I'll nitpick. That isn't a gutter in front of the LB. The gutter is up along the roof. And what's the problem with it anyway?

As far as I am concerned, nice job. Period.
 
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480sparky

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OK. Let's get this train back on the tracks.

For once, Mr. Spiify HairDo has some good advice. It's important to label your panel, know where it is, and how to use it.

The same can be said for any gas and water lines as well. Fact is, I have a cresent wrench hanging by my back door for the sole purpose of turning off my gas should an emergency arise.

How many of us have taken the time to inform our families (children, especially) what to do in an emergancy? Our spouses and even teenagers can learn and safely apply this knowledge.​
 
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ayerforce

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Clearance from gas service equipment

Clearance from gas service equipment

It's usually a POCO rule that prevents electrical equipment of certain types within 3 feet of natural gas service equipment. That's the case here in WI anyway.
 
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