[pure-silver] Re: Darkroom Mats and Party Hats
- From: Georges Giralt <georges.giralt@xxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 18:20:00 +0100
Adrienne Moumin a écrit :
> Wow, more good info, thanks all!
>.......................................;
>
> Like you, Dave, I sprung for the extra dinero for GFCI's on all outlets.
> The enlarger is on its own circuit to protect against power surges from
> other stuff. Over the past year or so I've pulled a ton of info off this
> list about voltage loads, etc., to figure out how to spec out the new
> circuits when we did an upgrade to the 60-year old fuse system we had.
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>
> -Adrienne
Hi Adrienne !
In France one may find some GFC that are in the electrical board and
protecting a set of normal overload switches or fuses. This way you can
protect a whole set of "things" with one aparatus reducing costs.
(in my house there is one GFC to protect all lights circuits, one GFC to
protect all wall outlets and one extra sensitive to protect bathrooms
circuits. This way, if I mess around with a wall socket, I can still go
to the electrical board because there is still light in the house....)
Of course, regulations are different among countries, so consult a
specialist or at least ask for validation with your circuit
diagram....(these things are so dangerous that law forbids sellers to
sell un approved parts for circuitry in order to reduce accidents ! This
forced me to dump the first radio set my parents bought because I was
unable to get the old part, and being an "all current" set, it was
impossible to modify....It serve as a paperwheight in my sister's house...)
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