Posted by John T on December 07, 2012 at 13:47:27 from (50.102.31.208):
Myself and Buick man and other electricians, engineers and techs always get a kick (A scare actually) out of the gents who (regarding very basic and simple 120/240 volt Single Phase Three Wire residential Service) confuse the purpose and difference among the Live Hot Phase Conductor, the Neutral (Its a GrounDED Conductor) and the Safety Equipment GroundING Conductor and mistakenly think you can mix n match and substitute or switch one for another (even if yes it can still be made to work!!!) and all I can say is...........
PLEASE FOR YOUR OWN OR YOUR FAMILYS LIFE SAFETY,, PLEASE PLEASE DONT DO IT and consult a trained competent and experienced professional if in doubt...
Its CHRISTmas and I dont want to see anyone or their kids or grandkids get burned or electrocuted
AND DONT BELIEVE ME, (Im NOT saying take my word for it, Ive been wrong before lol) believe the NEC or an experienced electrician or engineer BUT NOT BILLY BOB AND HIS KNOW IT ALL BROTHER IN LAW BUBBA WHO WIRED THEIR HOUSE OVER A CASE OF BEER LOL LOL
NOTE ITS IMPOSSIBLE TO EXPLAIN WHAT TAKES VOLUMES TO DESCRIBE AND BOOKS AND YEARS TO UNDERSTAND HERE IN A PARAGRAPH, SO DO NOTTTTTTTTT FEEL BAD IF YOU FAIL TO UNDERSTAND IT (I remember how long it took my brain to soak it all up lol)
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