http://www.flickr.com/photos/deserttraveler/

On Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:15:45 -0800, "Steve B"
wrote:

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Nice. Very nice. Looks nearly brand new too.

Gunner

Steve B wrote:

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I put a 125A 32 space QO panel in my shop and it's filling up fast.
Certainly enough for all my stuff though and one reason it's filling
fast is that every quad receptacle I've installed at 6' intervals is on
a separate 20A circuit.

"Pete C." wrote:


Steve B wrote:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/deserttraveler/

I put a 125A 32 space QO panel in my shop and it's filling up fast.
Certainly enough for all my stuff though and one reason it's filling
fast is that every quad receptacle I've installed at 6' intervals is on
a separate 20A circuit.

Wow. I ran a ring of 12/3 and left a loop wherever I thought I may need an outlet at some
point.

That way where ever I put a double box, I'll have two circuits. I just have to cut the
loop, insert a junction box and make a run down to a double box.



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Wes writes:

"Pete C." wrote:

Certainly enough for all my stuff though and one reason it's filling
fast is that every quad receptacle I've installed at 6' intervals is on
a separate 20A circuit.


That way where ever I put a double box, I'll have two circuits. I just have to cut the
loop, insert a junction box and make a run down to a double box.

Hope you mean "quad box" -- I see someone believes what I preach;
"Install TWO duplex outlets, not one, whereever you need any..."





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"Steve B" wrote:

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You may want to get that installed soon if the box will be inspected. The NEC will be
requiring arc-fault breakers come December 2, 2009. Well at least in my brothers part of
Michigan, your state and locality might be different.

Wes
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government officials but my life isn't worth protecting at home
in their eyes." Dick Anthony Heller