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You should have capped it, or connected it to either the black or blue from the ceiling fan only. The remote receiver takes power from the switch (black and white input leads), and outputs power to t …

You can run type NM cable in conduit, as long as the conduit is sized appropriately, and is not in a wet or damp location. If you remove the sheath from the conductors inside NM cable, you cannot use …

PLIERS Used as pliers. Stripper 80 - 22/20 Strip 22-20 AWG (.8 mm) wire. 1.0 - 18 Strip 18 AWG (1.0 mm) wire. 1.3 - 16 Strip 16 AWG (1.3 mm) wire. 1.6 - 14 Strip 14 AWG (1.6 mm) wire. 2.0 - 12 Strip …

I'd drill from the inside out. Preparation inside Cut a hole in the drywall where you want the terminal. Cut the hole so that a "low voltage" bracket will fit. Drilling the hole If it's a 2×4 stud wa …

To do this, you'll have to completely disconnect the transformer from the wiring, which means you'll also have to turn off the circuit breaker (and make sure power is off with a non-contact voltage tester …

National Electrical Code 2014 Chapter 2 Wiring and Protection. Article 210 Branch Circuits. 210.52 Dwelling Unit Receptacle Outlets. (B) Small Appliances. (2) No Other Outlets. …

A flexible bit and guide tool, should make drilling the holes through the joists easy. http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/productImages/300/8c/8c164605-d383-4134-92df-0e15f1acedfa_300.jpg If you have …

You can use most types of conduit outdoors, though some will require liquidtight fittings. Cost wise, and due to the ease of use, I'd recommend schedule 80 PVC conduit. schedule 80 PVC conduit http: …

If you search the IDEAL Connector UL Listed Wire Combinations (pdf) document for "6 #12", you'll find they offer a few twist-on wire connectors that can handle six 12 AWG conductors. Like the Wing-Nut …

GFCI Protecting the Load Wiring Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Switch With this arrangement a receptacle, switch and disposal are protected with the ground fault breaker built into the device. … Not GFCI Protecting the Load Wiring Ground Fault Interrupter and Light Switch With this arrangement the receptacle is protected but the switch remains outside the circuit. …

If I had to guess at the colors in this motor, I'd guess you'll end up with wiring like this. …

You'll want to use approved wiring methods to get power from the existing receptacle, to the new receptacle behind the TV. … You must use approved wires/cables, and approved wiring methods. …

To get more accurate result, we'll include the resistance of all the wiring in the circuit. For all the examples, we'll assume 200' of 12 AWG copper wire is used (0.00193 ohms/ft). … The circuit breaker reacts to the high current, and opens the circuit before the wiring can be damaged. …

Sealing around wires and cables is usually a job for Duct Seal. I'm not sure of the availability of this outside the United States, but I imagine it or a similar product is available in most places …

If you're using the water pipe as a grounding electrode (which it sounds like you are). It has to be electrically continuous (or made electrically continuous), to the point where the grounding electro …