So would I be able to use an extension cord and just wire it in with that Instead of wiring in new plugs with a new wire? Not sure if I know how to do that
Ok nevermind, wiring new plugs to a new cord seems easy enough, but I have an extension chord that is 12/3 so it'd be easier to cut that where the connections are made inside of the box and cut off the end where it connects to the element. Would that be ok or should I just buy a new cord with a new plug? Sorry if these are dumb questions, I'm just trying to avoid burning my apartment down
I plan on it, I was just curious about the type of cord. I understand how it goes together, i just want to be sure about the little details that I haven't read yet. I'm going to take a stab at this tomorrow while watching the video for reference step by step.
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20 amp circuit = # 12 wire. 30 amp circuit= # 10 wire.
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So would I be able to use an extension cord and just wire it in with that Instead of wiring in new plugs with a new wire? Not sure if I know how to do that
Ok nevermind, wiring new plugs to a new cord seems easy enough, but I have an extension chord that is 12/3 so it'd be easier to cut that where the connections are made inside of the box and cut off the end where it connects to the element. Would that be ok or should I just buy a new cord with a new plug? Sorry if these are dumb questions, I'm just trying to avoid burning my apartment down
Electricity is best wired by an electrician. At least have an electrician look it over before plugging it in.
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I plan on it, I was just curious about the type of cord. I understand how it goes together, i just want to be sure about the little details that I haven't read yet. I'm going to take a stab at this tomorrow while watching the video for reference step by step.
Please always keep the possible risks in mind when dealing with electricity, which makes me quote our disclaimer from our Terms of Service once again:
Your Place to be >>> www.StillDragon.org <<< Home of the StillDragon® Community Forum