[Message Prev][Message Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Message Index][Thread Index]

Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .

Subject: Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
From: "professorpaul" <deadgoose@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 12 Jan 2007 09:02:18 -0800
Newsgroups: comp.home.automation, alt.home.repair
References: <HuKdnVSJx5hwuTrYnZ2dnUVZ_rPinZ2d@xxxxxxx> <1168609848.061852.47100@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1168616378.998388.136540@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1168618042.613535.117960@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1168619158.718277.274160@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Interestingly enough, I had a hot tub -- 220 volt, GFI in the basement.
If there was a fault - motor overload, etc., it seemed to deliberately
shut itself down by causing a "short."

References:
- Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
  - From: Robert Green
- Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
  - From: spamTHISbrp
- Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
  - From: dpb
- Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
  - From: John, SW Missouri
- Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
  - From: dpb

Prev by Message: Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
Next by Message: Re: HAI OMNI PRO II Light switches
Previous by thread: Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
Next by thread: Re: Why deliberately shorting equipment to blow breakers might be a bad idea . . .
Index(es):
- Message
- Thread

comp.home.automation Main Index | comp.home.automation Thread Index | comp.home.automation Home | Archives Home