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Default Liability & responsibility of electrician?

William Sommerwerck wrote:
My drier sees 250VAC. Low voltage stuff in this house gets 125VAC.
Everything is working just fine.


sniff sniff Is that burning cotton I smell?


Drier has a temperature limiter, so although the slightly higher voltage
results in a slightly quicker "turn on" time for the elements, they still
are shut off at the same temperature regardless of incoming voltage.

Jon


 
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