Yes sir! What kind of cabinet is that with the strips mounted in it?

I think they were mounted after. I don't know anything about those cabinets, they were in a house in the triangle.

Koba bought some weird ass Chinese electronic lightbulb.

an electrician isnt going to be able to help me out with it but thanks

My bad breh

Are they wi-fi controlled?

Just wanted to add my endorsement for the LED tube lights to replace fluorescent fixtures as mentioned in the tutorial. I installed one in my kitchen a couple of years ago and it's been top-notch.

Fucking Haitians. What the fuck is faciling lights?

So I woke up today with power to only half of my house, I switched the breakers and still no power, anyone have any ideas? @everyone

Wait for the electrical fire and collect insurance?

Lmao, is that the best option?

@Whitelash it could be a couple of things. If you have a main breaker in your panel it will control both phases. A phase and B phase. If the breaker has malfunctioned and one side of it has gone bad only half of the house will work. Turn the breaker off wait a second and then turn it back on it may bring everything up it may reset itself. If you have an electrical tester you could take the cover off and test from the metal frame of the panel to each of the two main wires coming in. If you have power to both halves of your main breaker it could be coming in from outside the utility companies end of it

If you do take the cover off to test it make sure that you're very careful when removing the cover. If there is any damage to the wires going to the main breaker or the main breaker itself you should probably stop and call someone with some experience. If the breaker is burnt up in the wires just sitting there hot it could arc an blow up in your face

If the main breaker is bad the meter Globe will have to be pulled out of the meter base so that those wires are de- energized and then whatever repairs are needed can then be performed

I just got in the car to head home so if you have any more input shoot it my way and I will be able to check back with you in about 15 or 20 minutes

@John O - maybe they are trying to say fan and ceiling lights LOL

Booga booga booga

Bix nood

@Deleted User Good luck, sometimes you have to deal with shitheads.

Oh yeah this guy is into me for almost 3 Grand. He and I have been going back and forth I have got some of it from him so far but he's waiting on checks on projects that have been completed and I'm not racking up any more hours till I get my money. So I haven't really been around any work to be taking pictures and making post LOL I hope to have it straightened out this coming week though

That sucks, hopefully he'll come through but good luck with that bro. We haven't been doing anything fun. We finished our last box gutter and the other carpenter quit. So all we're really doing is windows. We just picked up a black Masonic lodge. I didn't know there were black freemasons.

Free?🤔masons huh.. lol yea i think it'll sort itself out but it suks

It's not nearly as exclusive as it used to be

@Deleted User Without doxxing yourself, are you an owner, or just a foreman/superintendant?

I work for myself. I have my Master's license so I primarily do electrical work but also dabble in some of the other trades. I do residential maintenance as well. General stuff appliances ceramic tile trim work etc

Jack of all trades

I knew you were a Master. You ever think about renting it out and taking it easy for a little while?

Sooo...we have a field fridge for our produce, which is basically an insulated tool shed with an air conditioner rigged to cool down into the 30s. It's on a 20 amp breaker, which trips intermittently. I'm thinking its moisture building up in the AC (which is obviously not designed to be acting like a refrigerator). What do you guys think?

This is the device we have to trick the AC. https://www.storeitcold.com/

@Deleted User @John O -

@Deleted User Got a pic of your setup?

Will send tomorrow, thanks brother.

I'll keep my eye out

A breaker Works off of heat. Heat and amperage are synonymous. If the breaker is just tripping intermittently it could be that the breaker is getting weak from a constant load being on it. Depending on how frequently the air conditioner Cycles it may just be wearing the breaker down. I would suggest replacing the 20 amp breaker

Yeah I was thinking that too. We’re really running the bejesus out of that circuit

@Deleted User That's what I was thinking. He could have one of those GFI breakers.

Yeah it’s GFI

In that case it probably is the moisture. Just elevate the unit so that it doesn't collect water.

How is the unit connected to your panel? Is it plug and cord, or hard wired?

Cord. We have it elevated quite a bit, with about a 3% slope and drain holes drilled out

@Deleted User Do they make water proof covers that are water tight when a cord is plugged in?