Posted by janicholson on December 27, 2020 at 18:53:10 from (24.240.46.228):
In Reply to: Causes of barn fires posted by Dave41A on December 27, 2020 at 18:26:04:
Wiring in conduit from the weather head to the fixtures. Unplugging all portable devices when not in use. Keeping flamable liquids in containers out in a separate building. Being confident in the moisture content of all feed and how it is stored. keeping fire extinguishers charged and handy at entry locations and work areas. DO not use part of that building for heat related tasks like welding, cutting. Do not use portable heating systems. if needed, they should be code installed permanent devices. Use LED lighting, Low voltage probably best. run devices at 50% of ampacity of wiring. I believe in lightning rods. They leak away charges into the atmosphere to prevent strikes, not conduct them to ground (though they can). ground metal roofing to earth grounding rods. Pay your insurance company for appropriate insurance that takes into account the above safety factors. Jim
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