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Re: LD11 goes BANG
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- Subject: Re: LD11 goes BANG
- From: rid@xxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 11:01:32 -0000
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a while ago a friend of mine was having a house built
they looked int x10, and the company they were going t deal with
recommended switch controllers, which may or may not have been
ld10/ld11 units
my friend showed me their quote, and the paper work, which mentioned
an air gap between the units, presumably t avoid overheating
i have checked on the web, but can find nothing about an air gap
being required between ld10/ld11 units.
any electricians got any ideas as t whether ld10/ld11 units
postioned next t each other in a conusmer unit could overheat, and
perhaps have cuased the problem you had
rid
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