Hi, I'm a newly trained electrical contractor in Sacramento, CA.
I have lots of questions so here's one:
What's the best way to go about hooking up a subpanel?
Does the utility company have to get involved in this?
Assume that a 50A subpanel is needed and a 100A panel exists with 2-3 breakers left.
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I was wondering if anybody knew of a Web site where they's NEC 2005 test questions. I'm going to take the test soon so I need to get a hold of some good study material!
That horribly written red book isn't cutting it!
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Well there's so much work here even the guys who don't know nothing are getting work. The housing boom is just off the charts. So much development going on everywhere
Hi, I'm a newly trained electrical contractor in Sacramento, CA.
I recently went to a house where the lady had dirty power in a couple of her outlets.
She had surge protectors on the outlet's with a few minor appliances plugged into them.
But the light on the surge protectors keep blinking indicating an inconsistent power supply from the outlet.
How should I go about fixing this?
What steps should I take first?
How much should I charge for a job like this?
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Hi, I'm a newly trained electrical contractor in Sacramento, CA.
I have lots of questions so here's one:
How many outlet's should I put on one circuit?
I know there's an 1800 watts (120V X 15A) capacity on each circuit but should I calculate the appliances that's going to be used on those circuits up to ALL 1800 watts??
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dude come on now you are a first or second year, arent you. :cheesygri nothing wrong with that but you really need some supervison or your going to hurt someone, imho --no offense johnny