Electrician Coming Over What to Do?

OK, the electrician is coming over to put in more cable and a sub panel. Do I install a home surge protector, dedicated lines at what amperage? DO I use standard cable or JPS Labs wire? Help, one more week to go.

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bigkidz10-18-2002 6:20pm

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natalie Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 404 posts 10-18-2002 at 08:31pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Jameswei. Once you have dedicated lines, a Hi end power conditioner is a huge waste of money. A dedicated line for every component is a must. JPS is a waste of cash. Its good stuff but not enough to warrant the expense over the 10 AWG Romex. Hi end cxonditioners are used when you cant adress the power problem. Dedicated lines does that. Good outlest Like spec grade Pas And Seymour are a good choice. If you have money to burn you can put in more expensive one's. Good start.
natalie Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 404 posts 10-19-2002 at 01:08am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Glen I am Not. I am a Technical Sales Rep Selling goods that need clean power to operate properly. Mostly common sense.
natalie Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 404 posts 10-18-2002 at 10:51pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Stehno, If you feel a power conditioner is still needed then your Electricain did not do a good job. The point of an dedicated line is to have power with no noise on the circuit from other gear. So once this is done. What will the conditioner do. Make the power 1% better Maybe. I have heard many a great system without the aid Of Power Conditioning. If your gear needs it to sound good I would suggest Better made Gear.

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