Looking for receptacles at 90 degrees - DoItYourself.com
2006年3月24日 · Electrical - AC & DC - Looking for receptacles at 90 degrees - I'm looking for a duplex receptacle that can be positioned in the horizontal orientation (that is, with the 2 outlets left and right of each other, instead of above and below), but with the ground pin/hole being the upper pin/hole (some people might
LED Light Wiring - "90 degree C supply conductor minimum"
2018年1月6日 · The 90 degree requirement is referring to the insulating rating of the conductor. Newer cables such as NM-b or AC/MC cables will have 90 degree wire, but your older BX wire will not. They are likely only going to be 60 degree C wire.
Sink drain line and 90 degree turn - DoItYourself.com
2015年9月28日 · Plumbing and Piping - Sink drain line and 90 degree turn - The sink drain/outlet comes out of the wall at an angle. I want to add a 60 degree turn, followed by a few inches of straight pipe, then a 90 degree sharp turn followed by more straight pipe that will go into the side of the cabinet to the p-trap/sink/disposal
Need to rotate dryer receptacle - DoItYourself.com
2016年1月28日 · Electrical - AC & DC - Need to rotate dryer receptacle - Hi. I've got a Leviton 125/250v dryer outlet in my wall (picture below) and I want to rotate it 90 degrees so the bottom of the plug will go to the right. I've tried taking out the whole box from the wall, but I think it must be glued in, because I've removed
How to Extend a Wall Electrical Outlet | DoItYourself.com
2009年8月6日 · An outlet extension kit should contain most of the pieces for the faceplate; otherwise, you might need to purchase one separately. Make sure it can properly be screwed into the wall while at the same time allowing for the new wiring to lead out of it. Step 5 - Install Electrical Outlet. The new electrical outlet will not be inside the wall.
Want to rotate outlet - DoItYourself.com Community Forums
2005年11月17日 · Electrical - AC & DC - Want to rotate outlet - Just moved into a new place. The electrical outlets are upside-down (with ground holes on top). Not a serious problem, but rather annoying with certain items plugging in. I thought I'd look for some instructions online before proceeding on my own. The only idea I have
Working with Armored Cable: Dos and Don'ts | DoItYourself.com
2010年6月20日 · Armored cable is an electrical wiring solution where the ground, the neutral, and the Hot wires are encased in a flexible metal sheathing. It is much more durable and damage resistant than nonmetallic or Romex wire and is approved for use in many more types of construction applications.
Moving an Electrical Outlet Step-By-Step | DoItYourself.com
2023年5月15日 · Step 4 - Choosing a Location for the Electric Box. In contrast to regular standard boxes that are screwed to the wall studs, a cut-in box has clamps that rotate 90° to project its tabs behind the drywall as soon as you turn the tightening screws which then keep screwing down the clamping tabs until the box is tight against the wall (Figures 3 & 4).
90 degree elbow for Bathroom exhaust duct - DoItYourself.com
2020年3月23日 · Marq1 – To go straight up, I’d have to use the 90 degree elbow. According to research I’ve done, a 90 degree will interfere with airflow or what Pilot Dane said. As for other responses suggesting going thru soffit, there is no soffit there. There is an addition to the house on the other side of what should be a soffit.
Some electrical outlets not working - DoItYourself.com
2024年11月15日 · Electrical - AC & DC - Some electrical outlets not working - Hi, Three electrical outlets (aka receptacles) in my home (one in bathroom and two in one bedroom) are not working. Here is the general wiring info: Home built in 1969, two wire circuits (no ground at outlets), just hot and neutral. In-house circuit panel