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Post #144648004 added 01-14-2021 9:39 PM by odie5533 in Deal Talk
The sticker indicates you shouldn't install any large, permanent, metal appliances to the outlet. You can only use metal conduit as a ground if it's connected somewhere to the ground. Sometimes it...
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Post #144647920 added 01-14-2021 9:36 PM by odie5533 in Deal Talk
GFCI outlets work even if your TV does not have an equipment ground! They work by detecting stray current that doesn't come back on the neutral. So if some of the current finds a new path through...
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Post #144609853 added 01-13-2021 1:39 PM by vtedu in Deal Talk
thanks.. excellent price
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Post #144598510 added 01-13-2021 6:44 AM by zzyzzx in Deal Talk
I only use these on two occasions: 1. When I want to plug a three prong item into a two prong extension cord. 2. When I want to plug a three prong item into a standalone switch. For some reason...
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Post #144598387 added 01-13-2021 6:36 AM by zzyzzx in Deal Talk
If the wiring has metal conduit, then you can use that as a ground. I am assuming that the other end of the conduit is grounded. That's what I did on my house. All the original 1950 wiring is...
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Post #144585835 added 01-12-2021 3:10 PM by Lost_Aussie in Deal Talk
Firstly, if you’re installing suicide adaptors it’s likely you don’t have modern circuit breakers. Secondly, a thermal magnetic ‘modern circuit breaker’ isn’t even going to yawn at a the couple of...
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Post #144584686 added 01-12-2021 2:19 PM by klehna in Deal Talk
You can put your tongue on anything
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Post #144584596 added 01-12-2021 2:14 PM by phlydude in Deal Talk
This is a common need item for many in-city older homes built or remodeled before the 70’s. Both my grandparents had outlets that were put in place sometime between the 30’s and 50’s and no ground...
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Post #144583975 added 01-12-2021 1:46 PM by randob3001 in Deal Talk
Just make sure you attach the appropriate sticker to the outlet (it'll come with your gfci.) Does the sticker change anything? Of course not, but most codes do require you to note a gfci that...
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Post #144583498 added 01-12-2021 1:25 PM by ebolaboi in Deal Talk
Oops. Yeah, surge protectors.
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Post #144583450 added 01-12-2021 1:23 PM by ebolaboi in Deal Talk
I think I'd have a better chance of getting in a bad accident without a gd seltbelt- which I always wear. I moved some stuff to the actual three pronged outlet in my garage and unplugged what is not...
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Post #144583297 added 01-12-2021 1:18 PM by Arcticat in Deal Talk
When the real estate agent slips them something not to kill the deal....they tend to find almost nothing.
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Post #144583225 added 01-12-2021 1:15 PM by deal2deal in Deal Talk
Nothing in what I wrote about the toaster contradicts this. The issue with a metal cased toaster is the open element and the ability for the “human” to become the path between the toaster element and...
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Post #144583156 added 01-12-2021 1:12 PM by mttfriend in Deal Talk
THANK YOU!! Didn't know GFCI outlet stull protect you without ground. Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt sounds "ground can not be in Fault!!!" Thanks!!
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Post #144582898 added 01-12-2021 1:01 PM by edeal_finder in Deal Talk
https://electronics.howstuffworks.com/everyday-tech/question110.htm
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Post #144582874 added 01-12-2021 1:00 PM by edeal_finder in Deal Talk
Ground is used to protect people and other equipment in the event a device has a fault. The idea is the ground is a low impedance drain path that is more preferable for the electrons to go than, say,...
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Post #144582619 added 01-12-2021 12:51 PM by deal2deal in Deal Talk
toasters and similar items with exposed conductors shouldn't be grounded. If someone has the dopey idea of sticking a fork or knife in to the toaster to pry something out and touches the open element...
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Post #144581197 added 01-12-2021 11:58 AM by edeal_finder in Deal Talk
Might be ok to use with a 3 prong laptop brick charger cable. Not sure why 3 prong is really needed. But doesn’t make sense when I see a lot of home appliances like a Toaster with metal exterior...
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Post #144580033 added 01-12-2021 11:14 AM by oopsz in Deal Talk
Good surge protectors will fail line to neutral first, then fail line to ground. Cheap ones will only fail line to ground. In a properly wired two prong system good ones will still provide some...
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Post #144579979 added 01-12-2021 11:12 AM by oopsz in Deal Talk
My inspector took covers off more to check for hidden aluminum wiring (some people would rewired the panel and hide splices to the existing aluminum hidden in the wall), but he damn well found the...
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