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In Reply to: Dedicated AC Lines: Need Help Explaining To Electrician posted by Steve Culton on September 30, 2001 at 19:45:10:
What do you have in mind when you say "isolated ground outlets"? Check your local code, and make sure you follow it - that might save you a lot of grief later.20A is fine, but finding a guy willing to work with 10 AWG may be hard.
How far from the circuit breaker is your room? If less than say 30', then just a 20A like is going to be fine, but if you are more like 100' away, then ask him to install a 100A subpanel in that room, and from that run few short 20A lines. That would cost you few extra bucks, but should pretty much eliminate much headache later - ground loops in particular.
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- Re: Dedicated AC Lines: Need Help Explaining To Electrician - Victor Khomenko 04:24:38 10/01/01 (7)
- Questions for Victor - Steve Culton 06:28:37 10/01/01 (6)
- Skip hospital grade... - GPB 08:15:24 10/01/01 (0)
- Re: Questions for Victor - Victor Khomenko 06:43:02 10/01/01 (4)
- Re: Questions for Victor - Chase 08:40:36 10/03/01 (0)
- Code violations :-) - preamp 16:31:08 10/01/01 (0)
- Re: Questions for Victor - Steve Culton 07:06:51 10/01/01 (1)
- Re: Questions for Victor - Victor Khomenko 07:15:21 10/01/01 (0)
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