[Noisebridge-discuss] space status

[Mitch Altman]

I haven't seen how things are wired into the cricuit breaker panel, but depending on if the electricians wired the place correctly (or not) it should be possible to re-arrange which outlets and lights are controlled by which circuit breaker.  I'll check it out and see if we can make it better for our purposes (such as one breaker for the fishbowl, one for the outlets upstairs, etc.).
 
Mitch.
 



From: matt at peterson.orgTo: jim at well.comSubject: Re: [Noisebridge-discuss] space statusDate: Sat, 4 Oct 2008 17:52:08 -0700CC: noisebridge-discuss at lists.noisebridge.netI brought in a APC SmartUPS 3000 today, it likely should be moved into the nock w/ the router and stuff.  Has a hacked standard NEMA 15 plug on it, not sure how we want to route electrical on it.   



On Oct 4, 2008, at 3:45 PM, jim wrote:

  keep the load on outlets in mind. on the left wall of the "kitchen" is a duplex controlled by breaker #5. that seems the only outlet on #5 and can therefore power heaters (hot plates, etc) without fear of overload.   the outlets on the "far wall" running behind the sink are controlled by breaker #14, as is the duplex on the same wall in the adjacent "glass" room as are all the outlets upstairs except for those two in the "on-the-edge wall".   it seems possible that enough people could use the #14s that the total load could kick the breaker, which might be a bad thing for someone with a delicate/critical use (electronics or some such...). On Sat, 2008-10-04 at 14:14 -0700, Rachel McConnell wrote:
Meredith L. Patterson wrote:

Andy Isaacson wrote:


On Sat, Oct 04, 2008 at 09:51:34AM -0700, Shannon Lee wrote:
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Perhaps we should put a cabinet upstairs for a pantry, well away from 

the fume hood, and not store anything edible near the chem area?

Here's another idea for separating kitchen and chem lab (I don't like
the idea of moving kitcheny stuff upstairs b/c of floor space and rug). 
I don't know if it would provide enough distance, though.

We could easily move the stove to the other end of the counter, next to
the fridge, where it would stick out only 20".  We know we need another
vent, we'd just run the new one to that end leaving the existing one for
the chem lab.  We could then put in some kind of thin partial wall
either at the end of the counter or, with a bit more difficulty, across
the counter, depending on how much space each area is assigned.  Chem
lab would get its own dedicated hot plate.  This would give a very
distinct separation of areas: kitchen to the left, chem lab to the
right.

It would look pretty odd but I doubt anyone will care much about that.

Rachel
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