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TOPIC: GFCI - Charles Dalziel

GFCI - Charles Dalziel 13 years 10 months ago #38914

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Re: Split Second Safety Video - Charles Dalziel 13 years 10 months ago #38940

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Split Second Safety GFCI

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Re: Split Second Safety Video - Charles Dalziel 13 years 10 months ago #38945

Joe I watched the 2nd video and it gives me a lump in more throat. If the first guy would of tagged the breaker or the second guy that got burned and killed would of listened and tested the defective breaker he would be alive.

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Re: Split Second Safety Video - Charles Dalziel 13 years 10 months ago #38959

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Joe I watched the 2nd video and it gives me a lump in more throat. If the first guy would of tagged the breaker or the second guy that got burned and killed would of listened and tested the defective breaker he would be alive.


David:

I agree this video is one of the best and shows what can happen.

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Re: GFCI - Charles Dalziel 13 years 9 months ago #39527

Joe,

Thanks for the info on Dalziel.  The video was unfortunately way too accurate to how many accident occur due to a series of poor choices. 

About three years ago I did an inspection on a home with a main panel and two subpanels lined up in the garage.  Each of the panels were directly tapped into the next one up the line using the previous panels main lugs. It was pretty obvious that multiple owners had performed the work. On the final subpanel, the current owner had again tapped into the main lugs to power his landscape lighting. 120 volt exterior lighting with no disconnect all the way back to the transformer on the pole.  Needless to say, the wiring for his lighting was exposed everywhere in his landscape and some even had sign of damage from a weed whacker.  How he didn't get killed I just don't know.

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