Electrical Plugs Upside Down at Eugene Mash blog

Electrical Plugs Upside Down. Some electricians install a receptacle that is controlled by a switch upside down, as an easy way to indicate which receptacles in a room are switched. It could be argued that fitting a socket upside down will cause the cord to double back on itself. Other than a bad case of ocd,. Master electrician rex cauldwell offers some insight into the controversial topic of which way you should orient wall receptacles when wiring a circuit in a house. However, since it is mechanically clamped inside the plug its hardly a valid reason. There are three possible reasons for an upside down receptacle: Fortunately for my electrical sensibilities, my wife knows not to pull on the cord instead of the plug even up close, as apparently her father told her off for doing that at an early age! Just recently moved into a renovated house in the uk where a desk is quite high, so the plug socket above it has had to be put in upside down!

Some electricians install a receptacle that is controlled by a switch upside down, as an easy way to indicate which receptacles in a room are switched. There are three possible reasons for an upside down receptacle: Just recently moved into a renovated house in the uk where a desk is quite high, so the plug socket above it has had to be put in upside down! Fortunately for my electrical sensibilities, my wife knows not to pull on the cord instead of the plug even up close, as apparently her father told her off for doing that at an early age! However, since it is mechanically clamped inside the plug its hardly a valid reason. Master electrician rex cauldwell offers some insight into the controversial topic of which way you should orient wall receptacles when wiring a circuit in a house. It could be argued that fitting a socket upside down will cause the cord to double back on itself. Other than a bad case of ocd,.

Here’s Why Electricians Install Some Outlets Upside Down

Electrical Plugs Upside Down It could be argued that fitting a socket upside down will cause the cord to double back on itself. There are three possible reasons for an upside down receptacle: It could be argued that fitting a socket upside down will cause the cord to double back on itself. However, since it is mechanically clamped inside the plug its hardly a valid reason. Master electrician rex cauldwell offers some insight into the controversial topic of which way you should orient wall receptacles when wiring a circuit in a house. Some electricians install a receptacle that is controlled by a switch upside down, as an easy way to indicate which receptacles in a room are switched. Just recently moved into a renovated house in the uk where a desk is quite high, so the plug socket above it has had to be put in upside down! Fortunately for my electrical sensibilities, my wife knows not to pull on the cord instead of the plug even up close, as apparently her father told her off for doing that at an early age! Other than a bad case of ocd,.