LOLZ (NSFW)

[Charliesheen]

Quickly identifying which breaker to shut off. 200 amp panels are becoming the norm here a and I hate waiting for somebody to flip through the whole panel to find the circuit I'm working on.

[CaptQuint]

Quickly identifying which breaker to shut off. 200 amp panels are becoming the norm here a and I hate waiting for somebody to flip through the whole panel to find the circuit I'm working on.

I have a tester that plugs into outlets but a lamp could be used as well, the breakers should be labeled but aren't always correct and if they are not labeled having someone flip them till you find the correct one is the only method.

[CHEEZY17]

Quickly identifying which breaker to shut off. 200 amp panels are becoming the norm here a and I hate waiting for somebody to flip through the whole panel to find the circuit I'm working on.

I have a tester that plugs into outlets but a lamp could be used as well, the breakers should be labeled but aren't always correct and if they are not labeled having someone flip them till you find the correct one is the only method.

I got pretty lucky. The guy who owned our house before us was a completly anal MFer. He labeled the heck out of the breakers. Have yet to find an incorrect one.

[CaptQuint]

Quickly identifying which breaker to shut off. 200 amp panels are becoming the norm here a and I hate waiting for somebody to flip through the whole panel to find the circuit I'm working on.

I have a tester that plugs into outlets but a lamp could be used as well, the breakers should be labeled but aren't always correct and if they are not labeled having someone flip them till you find the correct one is the only method.

I got pretty lucky. The guy who owned our house before us was a completly anal MFer. He labeled the heck out of the breakers. Have yet to find an incorrect one.

In newer houses it isn't always an issue, older house that have had additions and more wiring added for retrofitted heaters and appliances the breakers can get moved and jumbled.

[JackRabbit_Slim]

hey fukwits. this is the lolz thread. not the bicker like little girls thread.

oh wait.. that's every thread... carry on.

[Zerobeat]

Quickly identifying which breaker to shut off. 200 amp panels are becoming the norm here a and I hate waiting for somebody to flip through the whole panel to find the circuit I'm working on.

I use a Klein ET-300 for when I need to find a breaker at a jobsite. I made some adapters up to check lighting and 240v circuits, as well. About $40 at Home Depot, less online. Make sure the circuits you are testing dont have any kind of noise filters built into them, as they'll mute the signal.

[CaptQuint]

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Go and read the reviews

[HighNDry]

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Go and read the reviews

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At least the staff was friendly.

[CaptQuint]

Good deals on Xanax AND a U2 cover band!!!

[Zerobeat]

Wonder what they did to piss people off?

[CaptQuint]

Wonder what they did to piss people off?

Booked Anthony Cumia's Brothers cover band

[Zerobeat]

Wonder what they did to piss people off?

Booked Anthony Cumia's Brothers cover band

Those heathens!

[CaptQuint]

[CaptQuint]

[Antknot]

Quickly identifying which breaker to shut off. 200 amp panels are becoming the norm here a and I hate waiting for somebody to flip through the whole panel to find the circuit I'm working on.

I have a tester that plugs into outlets but a lamp could be used as well, the breakers should be labeled but aren't always correct and if they are not labeled having someone flip them till you find the correct one is the only method.

If close enough and loud enough a radio will let you do it by yourself.

[CaptQuint]

Quickly identifying which breaker to shut off. 200 amp panels are becoming the norm here a and I hate waiting for somebody to flip through the whole panel to find the circuit I'm working on.

I have a tester that plugs into outlets but a lamp could be used as well, the breakers should be labeled but aren't always correct and if they are not labeled having someone flip them till you find the correct one is the only method.

If close enough and loud enough a radio will let you do it by yourself.

That's a great idea. might have to put a radio in the work truck

[CaptQuint]

That you Gunzen?

[Antknot]

Quickly identifying which breaker to shut off. 200 amp panels are becoming the norm here a and I hate waiting for somebody to flip through the whole panel to find the circuit I'm working on.

I have a tester that plugs into outlets but a lamp could be used as well, the breakers should be labeled but aren't always correct and if they are not labeled having someone flip them till you find the correct one is the only method.

If close enough and loud enough a radio will let you do it by yourself.

That's a great idea. might have to put a radio in the work truck

A circuit tester and a long assed extension cord works too.

[megman]

That you Gunzen?

Not enough typos.

[PimpDaddy]

Too bad. Robert Pudge seems like he would have a lot of sound input around here.

[hawkfan8812]

[Nero]

[Animal]

Quickly identifying which breaker to shut off. 200 amp panels are becoming the norm here a and I hate waiting for somebody to flip through the whole panel to find the circuit I'm working on.

I have a tester that plugs into outlets but a lamp could be used as well, the breakers should be labeled but aren't always correct and if they are not labeled having someone flip them till you find the correct one is the only method.

If close enough and loud enough a radio will let you do it by yourself.

or a 100 foot extension cord and a light.

[CaptQuint]

[Stapes]