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[Mike Leary]

The loose wire from below the clock was my question, as was the reason for the galvanized union.

[greenmonster304]

Originally Posted by Mike Leary

The loose wire from below the clock was my question, as was the reason for the galvanized union.

the loose wire is to power the clock as the electrician said he would only provide an outlet not a dedicated circuit. the union is stainless steel.

[Mike Leary]

Originally Posted by greenmonster304

the loose wire is to power the clock as the electrician said he would only provide an outlet not a dedicated circuit. the union is stainless steel.

You get a break on the stainless, I would have kicked the electrician's butt for not running conduit to a dedicated circuit. It makes your nice job look like hell with that stupid wire hanging there.

[SoCalLandscapeMgmt]

Originally Posted by Mike Leary

You get a break on the stainless, I would have kicked the electrician's butt for not running conduit to a dedicated circuit. It makes your nice job look like hell with that stupid wire hanging there.

just zip tie it to the conduit with the field wiring in it and it will be neat enough.... unless inspector mike drives his twinkie out there to inspect

[Mike Leary]

I meant something like this:

[greenmonster304]

Originally Posted by Mike Leary

I would have kicked the electrician's butt for not running conduit to a dedicated circuit. It makes your nice job look like hell with that stupid wire hanging there.

He was supposed to run the wire for the relay and pump but It would have looked like **** so I wired it all he is just bringing in a feed.
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[cjohn2000]

What kind of pipe is the main? The only thing I could think of is Blulock.

[greenmonster304]

Originally Posted by cjohn2000

What kind of pipe is the main? The only thing I could think of is Blulock.

It's 2" PVC
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[Dirt Boy]

no backflow?

[Wet_Boots]

in Suffock County?