Housepower panel

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Originally Posted By: wcampbell
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Has any body ever headr of a “Housepower” panel? got this on today?


If so any comments?


http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/usrimages/20.jpg

http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/usrimages/housepower.jpg



BTW: Not one outlet in the house showed a ground

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Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Will,


While I have never heard of them, the pics you posted are not coming up when I click on the link.

Joe Myers

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Originally Posted By: wcampbell
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Ok, I read the IMAGE POSTING FOR DUMMIES book. here it is, finaly. icon_confused.gif

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Serving the Texas Coastal Bend


(361) 727-0602 (home)


(361) 727-0055 (office)


(361) 229-4103 (cell)

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Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Will,


What a piece of SH**. They should find the electrician that did that work and shoot him on the spot.

Joe Myers

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Originally Posted By: lfranklin
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Will was there a ground in the panel?

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Originally Posted By: wcampbell
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Yes the panel was grounded to a 1/2 in. copper rod.

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This Ole House-Home Inspections


William A. Campbell TREC # 6372


Serving the Texas Coastal Bend


(361) 727-0602 (home)


(361) 727-0055 (office)


(361) 229-4103 (cell)

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Originally Posted By: jfarsetta
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Joe M… you are a friggin’ scream. I’m laughing my a$$ off with your reply… You’re such a wordsmith…


Housepower, or Housefire?

That thing should be on Ripley's Believe it or Not. It's scarier than Jack Palance...


Joe F

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Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Joe F.


AWWW Shucks..... ![icon_redface.gif](upload://f7DX2EWhmUfsDapWaYT3oJHMCj1.gif) You just saying that cause Rebecca has been giving you da Zoloft on a daily basis.

I just love the romex running across the main. No wire connector. That is most likely a 50 amp.......bzzzzzz....bzzzzz....ops, now its a 100 amp circuit! Kinda "lights" up your life if you know what I mean!

Obviously the guy did not understand the principle behind cutting off the sheathing before you place the wires in the panel.

Is that cellulose foam in the back of this panel......Tif it is...that would be a fire hazard. The last time I looked that stuff was flamable!

Lemme think...heat source....flamable material.....POOF! I am finally starting to understand why the fire marshall blames the electrical every time he does not know what started the fire!

Joe Myers

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Originally Posted By: wcampbell
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Here’s the FPE sub-panel



http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/usrimages/18.jpg

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Originally Posted By: jmcginnis
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YUCK!!! Hey Joe… you are too kind, calling the guy that did that panel an “electrician”… what the hell is growing in the right corner all along the seam?

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Originally Posted By: wcampbell
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What you see on the right is what we call wooly worms or asps. They attack our oak trees down here and then they form a cocoon all over the houses.

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Serving the Texas Coastal Bend


(361) 727-0602 (home)


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