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Up in the attic. Have to bring hot wire to junction box with three legs
going out. Each leg goes to ceiling light of different rooms. YES, I can power them up and the wall switch in each room turns on its respective light. BUT, what's an easy way to test that I don't have hot and neutral reversed. The old romex in the attic (two wire, cloth wrapped) is NOT color coded in any way. Do I simply drag a neutral wire from a different circuit and probe the bulb socket in each room? Is there an easier way? My A.C. voltmeter obviously does not indicate polarity. All replies appreciated. Sheetrock guy is coming tomorrow a.m. and I have to solve this today! Ivan Vegvary |
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