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KY_EnviroGuy

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14. hamsterjill, I'll be glad to help with that.

Mon Apr 24, 2023, 03:47 PM

Apr 2023

I'm a retired electrical engineer and take joy in helping folks with electrical issues as I'm able.

This will need a little careful analysis to insure everything meets the requirements of the National Electrical Code along with any additional local codes. Otherwise, if the work is done improperly, you could have a fire and serious issues with your property insurance company could follow.

I'll PM you later today with some info.

KY

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Need a crash course in electricity. [View all] hamsterjill Apr 2023 OP

Lot Of Variables ProfessorGAC Apr 2023 #1

Yes, you're right. hamsterjill Apr 2023 #8

Maybe (just throwing it out there...but maybe) think completely different: ret5hd Apr 2023 #2

Kindergardener here... hamsterjill Apr 2023 #5

You will still need an electrician, so... ret5hd Apr 2023 #7

Okay thanks. hamsterjill Apr 2023 #9

I just really don't know... ret5hd Apr 2023 #10

Appreciate your input! hamsterjill Apr 2023 #11

Generally on hot days there is a lot of solar energy Shermann Apr 2023 #12

Assuming all you need is 110V for lights and local power.... OAITW r.2.0 Apr 2023 #3

Any facility for animals is going to need ventilation Warpy Apr 2023 #13

is this coming off the house panel? Kali Apr 2023 #4

If I'm understanding this correctly... hamsterjill Apr 2023 #6

hamsterjill, I'll be glad to help with that. KY_EnviroGuy Apr 2023 #14

Awesome! Thanks! hamsterjill Apr 2023 #15