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I don't know of any retailer fixture that's going to be dimmable. A T8 4 lamp dimming ballast is about a 40-60 $ adder. That's on the wholesale COST side. I'm a manufacturer's rep for Hubbell Lighting. Look at a Columbia, cooper, lithonia, daybrite, or other name brand. They all have 10% THD...

Homes built since 1996 have had 4 wire dryer receptacles mandated by the NEC. Therefore they have a neutral included. Some jurisdictions may not have enacted it right then. But it's definitely the rule everywhere by now. 3 wire might still be around in older homes. But any newer dryer than 2000...

I'm not a libelous type.. So I tell people to buzz off... But with that in mind, I could see an adjuster/inspector having a heyday, IF something went South with your setup, and something happened or someone was hurt.. You knowingly modified a UL listed device, without authorization to do so...

Is one of the hots switched ? In older homes (mine), the previous owner had broken the hot on several receptacles throughout the house, and fed the top outlet with a switch on the hot leg.. for lamps.

Why not use decora style receptacles for the 120 volt applications ? Just has you cutting rectangles instead of oblong circles. I'd think holesaws for the standard round higher voltage ones.

Not exactly- 10 gauge IS allowed on a 50 amp breaker for dedicated Welder receptacle.. There are exceptions for overcurrent protection, in respect to welders.. So the word "Never" is a bit misused in your statement.. With that said, any attempt to feed your garage with # 10 on a 50 amp breaker...

Depending on your intended use(s), it's a great machine.. I know a guy with one, he loves it. His work is mostly thinner steel- 12 gauge and some light weight tubing. It works beautifully for him...

Hey guys, I'm the new guy here... I'm in East Texas.. I'm a manufacturer's rep for one of the big 4 Lighting manufacturers.. Been doing it about 22 years ! Someone above touched on it, and I"ll expound just a little bit.. Think of your room as a bucket.. To achieve a certain level of light at...