If it works once why not twice or more

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infinity said:
So there could be an OCPD in front of these jumpers which would make the installations (3,4) perfectly legal.
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If they have GFP I would assume they are Mains.

But will know more next week. Not sure even if there is a fused main ahead of this if copper bus is a legal replacement, though it appears adequate. (no thermal issues))
 
The thermographer and assistance wear 100% cotton and are issued several different Cal suits, hood, hard hat, face shield stocking pull over gloves, etc......$1000.00 of dollars.
 
brian john said:
The thermographer and assistance wear 100% cotton and are issued several different Cal suits, hood, hard hat, face shield stocking pull over gloves, etc......$1000.00 of dollars.
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I'm doing a scan of a large distribution center this week, and have found that the tint of the face sheild makes it difficult to read the screen, espescially my 40 cal suit. Ever try to push the capture button with 00 gloves on?
 
I've see that at shopping centers. Sometimes the power company requests disconnects ahead of their meters so they can lockout the service without pulling a meter when a store is vacant.
 
brian john said:
If they have GFP I would assume they are Mains.

But will know more next week. Not sure even if there is a fused main ahead of this if copper bus is a legal replacement, though it appears adequate. (no thermal issues))
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i'm gonna guess there's a backstory on this one. usually someone tidy enough
to take time to drill or punch copper bus and do a workmanlike install won't do
something like this.

where i've had a fused disconnect, and needed a non fused one for LOTO reasons
or whatever, something like this might get done, but it's still cheaper to buy
a fuse and put it in, than to buy copper bus, cut it, drill it, etc.

i had a customer who owns a machine shop make something like this when
his turret lathe blew fuses, and he didn't have any s class spares.:rolleyes:
his were cnc machined in stainless, cause that's what he had laying around.

it does solve those nuisance overload issues, however.
 
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