3 Way light Switch Controlling Multiple Lights Diagram

3 Way light Switch Controlling Multiple Lights Oncodes.ca publishes this information for educational purposes only. Please consult your electrician prior to any work and/or have an inspection performed. buildmyowncabin.com In this scenario the 3 way switches controls two light fixtures. Many applications where 3 way switching is required. For example, in a house you might […]
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3 Way Switch Power to Switch #1 Diagram

3 Way Switch Power to Switch #1 Diagram Oncodes.ca publishes this information for educational purposes only. Please consult your electrician prior to any work and/or have an inspection performed. buildmyowncabin.com When there is only one point of light control, you can use a single pole, single throw (SPST) switch. But when you want multiple power […]
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3 Way Switches Power Into Light Diagram

3 Way Switches Power Into Light Diagram Oncodes.ca publishes this information for educational purposes only. Please consult your electrician prior to any work and/or have an inspection performed. buildmyowncabin.com In this scenario the power source is directly into the light fixture box. A three-way switch is designed to control power in any home. There are […]
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Accessibility of junction boxes

Accessibility of junction boxes 1) Pull-in, junction, and outlet boxes, cabinets and gutters, and joints in conductors and cables shall be accessible. 2) A vertical space of 900 mm or more shall be required to provide ready access Source: Rule 12-3014, CSA C22.1:21, Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1 (25th Edition), Safety Standard for Electrical Installations. […]
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Anchorage Garage or Carport

Anchorage Garage or Carport (1)  Garage or carport walls and columns shall be anchored to the foundation to resist wind uplift in conformance with Subsection 9.23.6., except that where a garage is supported on the surface of the ground, ground anchors shall be provided to resist wind uplift. Article 9.35.4.3 Ontario Regulation 332/12 Building Code,   […]
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Anchorage of Building Frames

Anchorage of Building Frames (1)  Building frames shall be anchored to the foundation unless a structural analysis of wind and earth pressures shows anchorage is not required.     (2)  Except as provided in Article 9.23.6.3., anchorage shall be provided by embedding the ends of the first floor joists in concrete, or fastening the sill plate to the […]
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Bonding of receptacles (see Appendix B)

Bonding of receptacles (see Appendix B) 1) Where grounding-type receptacles are used in existing installations to replace the ungrounded type, the grounding terminal shall be effectively bonded to ground and one of the following methods shall be permitted to be used: a) connection to a metal raceway or cable sheath that is bonded to ground;b) […]
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