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| 60Hz hum @ simon45 Look at the plug on the end of the power cord of the NAD C315BEE. I believe it is a 2 wire 2 blade plug. Correct? No equipment ground pin. The unit has double insulated AC mains power wiring. Class II wiring.https://www.crutchfield.com/... | |
| Help - I've Got the Dreaded Transformer Growl.... peter781 posts 01-22-2020 8:51amHi!I have bought the IsoTek Titan One power conditioner for my H590. The humming is unfortunately only a little quieter than before. I’m already beginning to doubt whether the expensive Titan One will even have t... | |
| Dedicated Power Line Project I stopped by Lowes and here is what I found.8-2 with ground Romex. Two #8 stranded conductors with one #10 solid bare equipment grounding conductor.8-3 with ground Romex. Three #8 stranded conductors with one #10 solid bare equipment grounding co... | |
| Dedicated Power Line Project jea483,237 posts 01-20-2020 4:42pm Per the NEC as well as NEMA, single conductor insulated #8awg solid copper is the largest allowed building wire. Good luck finding any one that carries it. You may find some old #8 solid copper insulated TW ... | |
| Dedicated Power Line Project mkgus OP173 posts 01-20-2020 5:51pm Here’s 6/2 solid core Romex:https://www.lowes.com/pd/Southwire-Romex-SIMpull-6-2-Non-Metallic-Wire-By-the-Roll/3127529 @ mkgus OP I can’t explain the ad. IMO, it’s a misprint. Should say stranded.Here is a li... | |
| Dedicated Power Line Project You can get 8/2 and 6/2 romex in solid core. @ mkgus OP I'm pretty sure it is not manufactured with solid conductors. Per the NEC as well as NEMA, single conductor insulated #8awg solid copper is the largest allowed building wire. Good luck... | |
| Who Makes A Good Duplex Wall Outlet EDIT:The picture of this Hubbell HBL8300H duplex receptacle is misleading. The outlet shown is not the outlet the seller is selling. The seller is selling a new production Hubbell 8300H. It has a galvanize steel supporting back strap. https://www.... | |
| More questions about dedicated lines EDIT: jea483,227 posts 12-22-2019 1:57pm Sub Panel Feeder: If it were me I would feed the sub panel with at least #4awg copper or #2awg aluminum conductors. I would oversize the equipment grounding conductor as well.If the electrician used #4 cop... | |
| More questions about dedicated lines orthomead OP28 posts 12-21-2019 2:36pm I think I’m getting somewhere here thanks to y’all. Jim, the PowerPaper you referenced indicated that there were two sheathing options-aluminum or steel and the article further references the aluminum sheat... | |
| More questions about dedicated lines @ millercarbon read pages 11 thru 13. https://www.anixter.com/content/dam/Images/Logos/Supplier-Logos/Middle-Atlantic/PowerPaper.pdf read pages 31 thru 35https://centralindianaaes.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/indy-aes-2012-seminar-w-notes-v1-0.pdf ... | |
| More questions about dedicated lines audiozenology96 posts 12-20-2019 9:28am jea48,This is why I would never recommend multiple runs from the breaker panel unless the grounds are tied at your stereo system. This is why I ran a single heavy gauge to a mini panel and then put the ou... | |
| More questions about dedicated lines Use three wire Romex just in case you ever want to run a 220 volt amp. You don’t need a 3 wire with ground Romex cable for 240V. A 2 wire with ground Romex is all that is needed. Problem with using a 3 wire with ground Romex cable for a 2 wire ci... | |
| More questions about dedicated lines @ orthomead Just curious, Where is the main electrical panel located? Example, garage, laundry room, mechanical room, on the outside of the house. Manufacturer of panel? Electrical panel main breaker size? Where is the sub panel located? How bi... | |
| More questions about dedicated lines @ orthomead 1 gang new work plastic boxes have more internal space/area than 1 gang new work steel switch boxes. Home Depot carries good quality plastic boxes.+ 1 on using deep boxes when using #10 Romex. Your electrician will/should already know ... | |
| More questions about dedicated lines @ orthomead +1 almarg post on 12-15-2019 almarg9,244 posts 12-15-2019 8:14pm Regarding keeping the two AC legs from becoming significantly unbalanced, I would infer from the literature on your VAC amps that they operate primarily in class AB, sinc... |