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A baby 👶 weatherhead....neato
Mad Dog_2
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What does this feed/run?
Doesn't look to any code unless low voltage.0 -
There's teeny weatherheads feeding detached garages all over the city here. No bushing on the down conduit is a no-no, however.
Reminds me to replace the cable at my MIL's garage with an overhead set-up.Trying to squeeze the best out of a Weil-McLain JB-5 running a 1912 1 pipe system.0 -
Looks like just a switch maybe?JUGHNE said:What does this feed/run?
Doesn't look to any code unless low voltage.NJ Steam Homeowner.
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...and excitement could ensue.JUGHNE said:If a line voltage switch, then there seems to be no grounding for the metal enclosure.
And the wire loop is not protected from physical damage.....looks to be possibly less than required height above grade.Trying to squeeze the best out of a Weil-McLain JB-5 running a 1912 1 pipe system.0 -
Probably a disconnect for an air raid siren or cable tv power supply or something pole mounted and metered at a fixed rate like that. The ground would come up from the ground.0
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NYC suburb...Cut it sit and wait in a car and see who shows up...ha ha 😉 😎 mad Dog1
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Ill.bet it's low voltage...too low to the ground for line voltage, if tampered with. Mad Dog 🐕0
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No bushing needed on the down pipe if it is a sleeve.
The only way that's legal if its line voltage is if it's 120 volt
And the weather head is too low probably utility work.0
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