On 9/21/07, Billy Zoom <billyzoom@billyzoom.com> wrote:
> I think the correct question would be...Why do you have white wires going to
> a light switch?
Because 14-2 Romex only has black, white, and ground. You see it a
lot on 3-way switch jobs. I guess they can't stand to spend an extra
nickel on the proper wire. Some electricians will put a piece of
black tape on the white wire to help identify it. As long as the
switch works, no one will see the work for 20-30 years anyway. ALWAYS
check each wire for voltage. A $20 "Volt Tick" is worth every penny.
On some circuits (277V) I think the neutral can get you, and it seems
like it is grey.
Cheers,
Derf
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