SomeGuy
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What are those taped off heavy gauge wires on the left? They're probably not going to like unused conductors.
Why not throw some 2" HDPE pipe in that trench. You may decide to run data lines or ? Out to the shop in the future
Story of my lifeA little late, the trench was covered over before the snow arrived
Slow and steady. It will be insulated just in time for the summer. The blue things are wire nuts. Not supposed to hook any of the circuits up until the inspection is complete. I just put them on the ends of the wires to insulate them . (Don't want them accidentally touching anything in the panel.) There are two circuits connected on the top right. They passed the initial inpsection when the panel was installed.6 months later
Are those blue things crimp connectors?
Those are 6 gauge conductors going to my Nema 14-50 plug (Car charger.) Neutral and ground are connected, but can not hook those up to the (50 amp) breaker until the inspection is complete. The breaker just below that is a 100 amp breaker that feeds the house. That is connected and was passed on a previous inspection.What are those taped off heavy gauge wires on the left? They're probably not going to like unused conductors.
Great idea Tin. I did add data lines in a conduit.... photo on post #55.Why not throw some 2" HDPE pipe in that trench. You may decide to run data lines or ? Out to the shop in the future
Passed.
After I drywall and install all the fixtures these is one final inspection for the garage. That should be straight forward. This one went super smooth. No issues.Is that it now..... finished with inspections????
What are those taped off heavy gauge wires on the left? They're probably not going to like unused conductors.
A little late, the trench was covered over before the snow arrived
It would be great to have a separate thread on shop networking. Mine was working great for 2 years then all of a sudden it wouldn't. I was in network hell for days. One comp would have internet, then another wouldn't, I had to reset everything dozens of times. Time to upgrade my hardware.
It would be great to have a separate thread on shop networking. Mine was working great for 2 years then all of a sudden it wouldn't. I was in network hell for days. One comp would have internet, then another wouldn't, I had to reset everything dozens of times. Time to upgrade my hardware.
I'm fairly well versed in computers and networking, but I'm not all up on the latest tech. If there's something new, I'd like to learn about it.
@dfloen did you run a cable to your shop or are you using wifi? My shop is 100 feet from the back of my house and the router is in the front of the house. I could move it to the back but still a good distance. And not sure management would like the router as an ornament in the living room. I did not put a pipe in the ground to drag a CAT 5? cable through, unfortunately.
Currently, in my shop, my phone does not see my house wifi