[Build] electrical project suggestion
Rachel McConnell
rachel at xtreme.com
Thu Aug 20 18:43:30 UTC 2009
Totally agreed. I'll be at 2169 tonight; my plan has been to improve
the elevator button fix but if by some chance that goes quickly, I'll
work on circuit mapping.
Rachel
jim wrote:
> what do you think that we map the circuits at
> this point? neil knows a lot about electricity and
> could help if you don't know what to do.
> mainly, figure out which receptacles, lights,
> tracks, and any other electrical things are
> connected to which circuits.
> GOAL is to mark receptacles, switches, lamps,
> pipes, etc. with numbers that correspond to sub-panel
> circuit breakers.
> sub-panels are
> * Rear
> * Front Primary
> * Front Secondary
> circuit breakers are installed in positions that
> are numbered starting with 1 at the top left and
> increasing down the left column then resuming count
> at the top of the right column down to the bottom of
> the right column.
> some positions have two breakers in the single
> position, so the top breaker is A and the bottom
> breaker is B.
> in the Rear sub-panel, in position 1 there's a dual
> breaker R1A and R1B. in fact, if you look carefully at
> that breaker you'll see it's really four breakers, R1A,
> R1B that's tied to R2A, and R2B, all in a single
> breaker case. So notice that a single case may occupy
> more than one position. In the Front Primary sub-panel,
> there are 12 positions down each side, so top left
> position is FP1 and bottom right position is FP24.
> for the Rear sub-panel and the Front Secondary
> sub-panel, the mapping instructions will work.
> because the Front Primary sub-panel is torn apart,
> there's no way to tell which wires connect to breakers
> in which positions. either skip mapping the Front
> Primary sub-panel, or label each wire that sticks out
> of the pipes that connect to the Front Primary sub-panel
> and use that label name to mark pipes, receptacles,
> switches, etc....
>
>
>
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