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    Default A/C Disconnect boxe:

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    Default Re: A/C Disconnect boxe:

    While I don't like that, there is no switch or overcurrent device in there, so it's okay.

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    Default Re: A/C Disconnect boxe:

    Jeff,

    See Mr. Peck above.

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    Default Re: A/C Disconnect boxe:

    Mr Peck,

    If there are fuse's in the disconnect then it would be an over current device.

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    Default Re: A/C Disconnect box:

    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Stephens View Post
    Mr Peck,

    If there are fuse's in the disconnect then it would be an over current device.
    You are, of course, correct *IF fused*, however, that photo looked like it was just a non-fused pull out disconnect. Meaning NO overcurrent protection.

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    Default Re: A/C Disconnect box:

    Quote Originally Posted by dan orourke View Post
    Should not those whites be labeled hot?
    Dan,

    Those whites look like the neutrals of the black & white circuit passing through. At least that's what I took them to be.

    Which is one of the very reasons the whites are required to be "permanently reidentified by painting" or other effective (permanent) means *IF* they are part of a 240 volt circuit and not the neutrals for a 120 volt circuit.

    You'd need to ask Jeff if he checked that as we cannot tell from the photo.

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    Default Re: A/C Disconnect box:

    Quote Originally Posted by Jerry Peck View Post
    however, that photo looked like it was just a non-fused pull out disconnect. Meaning NO overcurrent protection.
    Mr. Peck,

    Thanks. I can see the panel does not look deep enough.

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