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Old 7/22/06, 12:02 PM
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Fed with four wires but shouldn't the ground and neutral buses be isolated?
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Fed with four wires but shouldn't the ground and neutral buses be isolated?
Hi John,

Yes the grounds and Neutrals should be seperated and the neutral bus should be isolated from the enclosure.

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Agreed my good man....Agreed!


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Who am I to disagree with Gerry and Paul?


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Who am I to disagree with Gerry and Paul?
Now you know dang well Joe that attorneys NEVER agree on anything.....lol


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That single 110VAC breaker changed it all!

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