Grow room Electrical Safety Guidelines

Originally Posted by bewareofdogandowner

high heat requires ampacity adjustments. higher temps require bigger wire at the same current draw, than cooler temps.
see nec 310.16

Who said it was hot? can u qoute that from the guy ?

Originally Posted by kingofqueen

Also love how ppl become an appentice or helper then after a yr of work consider themselves a self proclaimed super electrician guru !

lol yeah its always funny to see an apprentice think they know everything about electrical after a year or 2 of school.

Originally Posted by NewClosetGrower

lol yeah its always funny to see an apprentice think they know everything about electrical after a year or 2 of school.

Yeah hate that shit .Almost as bad as ppl who read the thread title then skip to the last page to answer not knowing if what they are answering with has already been used . Ignorance is bliss .

i would have to agree bro, do you do commercial or residential?

Originally Posted by NewClosetGrower

i would have to agree bro, do you do commercial or residential?

I have done it all throughout my career started of in residential ,then commercial,and eventually industrial . I'm a pipe guy . Give me a rack of conduit to run leave me alone and i,m happy. I,ve run it all emt,rigid,pvc coated rigid, aluminum, stainless steel , it sucks when u get to that age where they have to invent a new product for you to actually see something new nothing really thrills me anymore about electrical work .

Originally Posted by kingofqueen

I have done it all throughout my career started of in residential ,then commercial,and eventually industrial . I'm a pipe guy . Give me a rack of conduit to run leave me alone and i,m happy. I,ve run it all emt,rigid,pvc coated rigid, aluminum, stainless steel , it sucks when u get to that age where they have to invent a new product for you to actually see something new nothing really thrills me anymore about electrical work .

i hear ya man, im starting to get a little bored myself. I have been a foreman for my company for about a year now. im getting really sick of what seems like babysitting even though my company doesnt fuck around and fire someone on the spot. but sitting in the trailer checking print after print order material...whatever you get it....its getting old. i want to go back out and work but i know i will regret that in a few years...it is fun to step in when i have a chance and run some pipe...matter of fact i made a wire cart out of pipe to run the ded. circuit to my grow closet...yeah running pipe and pulling circuits is about the only thing i still somewhat enjoy about being an electrician...im running an 8 story Marriott hotel right now (8 with the roof) and when its done im hoping they will move me to this 7 year hospital job we just started and let me just run a floor or 2 so i can get my hands dirty again and not have to paper push

Are you in colorado ? Denver area?

no man, im in florida

Originally Posted by kingofqueen

Are you in colorado ? Denver area?