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9:37 I would be using rubber grommets on any sheet metal hole that high voltage wires run through if the device vibrates. Rubber grommets cost pennies. Even better non metallic push in fittings available from your electrical supplier. Happy new year JMT.
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Hole needs a grommet, especially when there's all that vibration. You could also make the hole in the metal bigger than the one in the thermostat box, and that effectively makes the plastic box's hole a grommet, since the wires will then no longer contact metal.
Well done my brother good videos as always man! 🙌 Always keep in mind to run sensor far away from door as that could use unit to always run if customer opens and closes door constantly or they forget and leave it open But overall you killed it man 😎
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Where's the link for the step bit.
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Back at ya bro
9:37 I would be using rubber grommets on any sheet metal hole that high voltage wires run through if the device vibrates. Rubber grommets cost pennies. Even better non metallic push in fittings available from your electrical supplier. Happy new year JMT.
JMT never rest great vid a lot of good info
I have been on TH-cam for for god knows how long, but you definitely deserve my first comment. Thank you for all the knowledge you be sharing with the consistent uploads. Happy New Year!
Job well done as always JMT
Thank you very much Scott! Happy new year! ⚡️🔧🍾
Great Video as always. Thank you for sharing. Happy New Year
Great upgrade. Happy new year!
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Nice work Jumper Man.
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Happy New Year Brother
Thank you & you too! Happy new year 🔧🍾⚡️
No box connector on the tstat hole?
Great job 👍✌️
Hole needs a grommet, especially when there's all that vibration. You could also make the hole in the metal bigger than the one in the thermostat box, and that effectively makes the plastic box's hole a grommet, since the wires will then no longer contact metal.
Can you show a diagram of how you wired the power side of new thermostat. Pleas
Great video😊
Season greetings to you jmt
Likewise! Thank you & happy new year🔧⚡️🍾
❄️🇺🇸💪👍 happy new year nice work
Well done my brother good videos as always man! 🙌
Always keep in mind to run sensor far away from door as that could use unit to always run if customer opens and closes door constantly or they forget and leave it open
But overall you killed it man 😎
so if i have a 220 mechanical stat i only have two wire to the lls do i just go one wire to com and the other 220?
Got a link to that step up bit?
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