No need for conduit -- pburg_hokie 12/06/2016 11:48AMElectrical wiring question
Posted: 12/05/2016 at 12:47PM
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No need for conduit -- pburg_hokie 12/06/2016 11:48AM Misunderstood question initially. No conduit needed from tstat to relay. -- typed by ben 12/05/2016 5:04PM NM ** -- typed by ben 12/05/2016 5:06PM Ask the electrician when he shows up ** -- bigbadbird 12/05/2016 2:45PM Normal house wire is ok, it is just three wires correct? hot, negative an -- hokieman842 12/05/2016 2:45PM Exactly. ** -- MikeVT85 12/05/2016 2:30PM I have absolutely no idea what any of that means. ** -- CPRVHokie 12/05/2016 2:25PM ↑ we just found source of this past election's fake news releases ** -- statmanfromHCyrs 12/05/2016 3:25PM Don't make this political ** -- bigbadbird 12/05/2016 3:02PM Don't let that discourage you from starting your blog or podcast on it. ** -- PhotoHokieNC 12/05/2016 2:47PM Wouldn't it be wiser to diagnose that bad mole on WebMD? ** -- PhotoHokieNC 12/05/2016 1:51PM Doing something wrong if a wiring job ends up with you researching WebMD. ** -- Hokie360 12/05/2016 2:16PM Which is why I stick to plumbing. The worst that can happen -- PhotoHokieNC 12/05/2016 2:37PM Dad used to say, "plumbing may spill you but the juice can kill you!" ** -- VTHogmollies 12/05/2016 2:56PM Must not have worked with Category M Fluid Service. ** -- Hokie360 12/05/2016 3:09PM For 20A use 12 ga wire. A 1/2 conduit is plenty big for that ** -- 48zip 12/05/2016 1:21PM 220, 221. Whatever it takes ** -- statmanfromHCyrs 12/05/2016 12:58PM For you, sir... -- great2bahokie 12/05/2016 2:07PMTech Sideline is Presented By:
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