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Old 8/2/07, 12:55 AM
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I think Harry only had a very short piece of wire????



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Old 8/2/07, 6:48 AM
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That could be for the homeowner to connect a generator to the system if the main power goes out. They would turn off the main breaker and then back feed from the generator through that outlet. I've seen it a few times.

I'm not saying that is the ideal location for the device, but that is probably their reason for putting it there.
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Old 8/2/07, 7:57 AM
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That could be for the homeowner to connect a generator to the system if the main power goes out. They would turn off the main breaker and then back feed from the generator through that outlet. I've seen it a few times.

I'm not saying that is the ideal location for the device, but that is probably their reason for putting it there.
Yes I knew the reason for it being there just was not enough wire to allow the dead front to be removed



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hey, you never know, he may have crammed 10' of cable into the panel behind the device so you can remove the front. LOL
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This still requires a suicide cord, not a good thing to be handling when you have other problems that may be distracting you.

More people get killed after hurricanes than during the storm and generators are a major cause.
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