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]]> By: Jim Brownell http://nojolt.com/construction_terms_defined.shtml//comment-page-1#comment-2143 Jim Brownell Fri, 30 Sep 2011 17:16:01 +0000 http://nojolt.com/?p=26#comment-2143 I have a 220 circuit that has a female wall plug in with the two hot slots on a slant and the ground as an L shaped slot. The dryer cord has the same shaped hot prongs but has a single flat blae. Are there code restrictions for the amperage that are refleted in the shape of the wall socket? How about a page with pictures or diagrams of the different types and the amperage for each? I have a 220 circuit that has a female wall plug in with the two hot slots on a slant and the ground as an L shaped slot. The dryer cord has the same shaped hot prongs but has a single flat blae.
Are there code restrictions for the amperage that are refleted in the shape of the wall socket? How about a page with pictures or diagrams of the different types and the amperage for each?

]]> By: RC Electrical Services http://nojolt.com/construction_terms_defined.shtml//comment-page-1#comment-2060 RC Electrical Services Wed, 21 Sep 2011 20:43:37 +0000 http://nojolt.com/?p=26#comment-2060 Electrical fires are extremely common, and can spread very quickly, resulting in walls that are destroyed within minutes. These types of fire usually happen because the wires and circuits are either overloaded or faulty. The wiring and circuits used are outdated or, most common with home repairs, the wires and circuits are improperly installed. Consider, too, that improper wiring can easily damage your major home appliances. Do you really want to replace your fridge because you messed up on the <a href="http://www.rcelectricalservices.net/?page_id=6" rel="nofollow">wiring</a>? Probably not! Electrical fires are extremely common, and can spread very quickly, resulting in walls that are destroyed within minutes.
These types of fire usually happen because the wires and circuits are either overloaded or faulty.
The wiring and circuits used are outdated or, most common with home repairs, the wires and circuits are improperly installed.
Consider, too, that improper wiring can easily damage your major home appliances.
Do you really want to replace your fridge because you messed up on the wiring? Probably not!

]]> By: Jason Rudeseal http://nojolt.com/construction_terms_defined.shtml//comment-page-1#comment-49 Jason Rudeseal Sun, 28 Mar 2010 21:24:08 +0000 http://nojolt.com/?p=26#comment-49 Hey, I have found this most helpful. I was wondering if any thing was added to the code book about fire caulking and also if receptacles are allowed to be higher than the standard hieght in any application. Hey, I have found this most helpful. I was wondering if any thing was added to the code book about fire caulking and also if receptacles are allowed to be higher than the standard hieght in any application.

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