[Healeys] Fwd: New Classic Technologies Fuse Box

[warthodson at aol.com]

Yes, I agree. But that is how I feel about adding all these silly components to a well maintained system. If the system is not in good condition then adding fuses & relays & extra circuits to protect against various forms of electrical failures is not a good approach. It would be better to spend the time & money on restoring/repairing the original system. I will admit that my primary objection is that about 80% of the "improved" wiring systems I have seen were poorly executed, used poor or no wire color coding and left many of the underlying problems uncorrected. 
Gary 
 
 
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To: Warthodson Warthodson at aol.com
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That's just being silly, of course. You do realize that's exactly why there are multiple breakers of varying amperages?


But the idea is carried out that way in homes. Low voltage control circuits are used more and more for a number of reasons--some having to do with fire safety and energy saving.


Rick








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