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Posted by Doug L on September 4, 2006, 8:32 am
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I've seen several systems that fall short of what is required, it doesn't
necessarily mean they were installed that way, nor that the original
installer was responsible for the current state of the system.
Doug
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> Had one of my customers buy a building other day and it has a old firelite
> sensican panel in it which i was getting ready to take out becuse the
> board
> had completely burned up. Started taking the system apart starting with
> 120
> vac and when i started tracing the 120 wires found 2 ft of flex and then
> just open single conductor wires tied to cieling support for about 2 feet
> then tied to a piece of romex which was plugged into an outlet in the
> buildings garage. the ground instead of being run with electrical ground
> was
> run to a local water pipoe and this created a diverted ground path and
> showed why the panel burned up and part of the wall was scorcehed and
> breaker took so long to trip.
> Absolutley unbieliable some f--g moron installer/owner to f---g cheap to
> run
> down 2 blocks to hardware store for the correct wire.
> Thank god this idiot is no longer installing alarms. I let company who
> bought his accounts know what i found so they can check his other work if
> the feel so initaited to do so but they have just as bed a reputaion with
> there work.
>
> --
> Nick Markowitz Jr.
>
> Markowitz Electric Protection
> Private Industry Fire Investigator.
>
> Contributing Editor Pa. Firemans Magazine
>
> Contract Broadcast Engineer WAVL 910 AM Apollo Pa.
>
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> Insanity
> is when you keep doing things the same way and expect different results :
> Albert
> Einstien--------------------------------------------------------------------
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> Irish Diplomacy
>
> The ability to tell a man to go to hell and he tells you how much he is
> looking forward to taking the trip
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