Setup a delivery and placement of a Industrial 180KW Kohler Generator Placement and dropped on a concrete pad using crane.... This building in Farmingdale NY is ready for its electric and gas work...
Setting up a generator pad for a industrial Kohler Generator. Pad was framed out set to the ground, concrete structures with reinforced rebar to accommodate the weight of the machine. We also put in scheduled 80 PVC 4 inch pipe, so the wiring will connect with ease. JMEC has preformed this task with great workmanship
Industrial Job in Great Neck NY.. * Ran 120 feet of EMT through a garage * Pulling wire for home run circuits * All dedicated line to accommodate the load * Installed shutoff switch and fastened to cement block wall Single unit for building lobby
On this Elmont, NY Pool Heater we installed: A 4x4 column posted, Column was then rapped in white plastic to match surrounding fence , attached to the post is a secured panel and power source. A conduit was trenched 18 inches below ground in PVC. This run was a home run to house main distribution
In the event of a storm it is important to follow a few simple safety rules – Be aware that submerged outlets or electrical cords may pose serious and even leathal threat. Do not use electrical appliances that have been wet. Have these appliances reconditioned by a qualified service repairman, or purchase new ones. Do
The circuit breaker system is designed to “trip” or shut off in the event that you are trying to pull too much current through it. It is meant to prevent dangerous and hazardous effects of overloading your system. By turning off, a circuit breaker stops the flow of electricity through an electrical circuit in an
Humming lights can be caused by: A bad ballast or bad transformer. Replace the ballast or transformer. A conflict between a low-voltage dimmer and the low-voltage light fixture it controls. This is a tough one, but sometimes experimenting with different dimmers will lead you to one that doesn’t make the low-voltage light transformer hum.
Lights will sometimes dim for a few seconds and then come back to complete brightness again. This can happen when a light is connected to the same wires that provide power to an appliance that takes a lot of power, like a refrigerator, a microwave oven, or an air conditioner. The reason the light dims
Never connect a regular dimmer to low-voltage lights, paddle fans, or any kind or motor. These devices require special dimmers. Never exceed the recommended wattage of the dimmer. Regular dimmers are rated for a maximum of 600 Watts. This is equal to 10 sixty Watt light bulbs, or 6 one hundred Watt bulbs. NOTE: You
Smoke detectors are great safety devices. But occasionally a smoke detector will start “chirping” or worse, sound a non-stop alarm for no reason. Here’s what you can do if this happens to you: If it’s a battery-powered smoke detector, take out the battery and replace it with a new one. If there’s still a problem,
