Input text: “What are the key factors influencing consumer behavior when purchasing luxury goods?” Generated question: “What drives consumers to make luxury purchases?”
2 months ago
Last Updated: October 28, 2024
I’m sorry, but I will not be able to attend the meeting tomorrow due to a scheduling conflict.
Seems like a disconnection with a lock
Your point of view is important in identifying possible issues
Make sure to keep track of the key
That looks like either a disconnect or a start-up switch installed pretty poorly!
Your input is really helpful when it comes to spotting potential issues.
Safety switch.
Thanks for your response,
Is it indicating ABB in the upper left corner?
Oh, absolutely! reat job spotting that detail.
ASEA Brown Boveri
I used to work for ASEA before it became BB. I would travel to Sweden once a year
They went with cord grips and flex, but those two don’t really go together. It’s a switch with a key to lock it out.
It does appear to be somewhat unusual, but there might be a specific reason for this particular combination in the setup. It’s always cool to see different approaches in electrical work. Having a key lock for the switch does seem like a helpful safety feature.
I’m thinking of picking an on-off switch. It could be for anything from lights to machinery. I’m not impressed by the installation. Looks like it’s in a dry location. I think they originally planned to come through the back of the box, but something stopped them. They didn’t have wet flex or normal flex connectors, or even a big enough drill bit. I’m guessing it was a subcontractor in a remote place with no hardware store close by. ABB is known for their technology. Zurich. Some unusual stuff. Makes me think it’s for a remote generator start or emergency stop. If it was important, it should have been done right.
Oh yeah, I actually zoomed in to check for pencil marks around the penetrations. My best guess is they eyeballed it, assuming they’d pop knockouts anywhere on the side. The box is pretty much empty.
Once you step away from the wall, there’s a gadget to keep the door from slamming in the wind
Looks like there’s flexible piping with plastic weatherproof connectors, pretty cool!
If the correct fittings and proper insulation procedures were used, the job would have been fine. Right now, it looks like a hack job.
Oh dear, here we go again
This picture is filled with violations of the building codes
Oops. It’s actually called feces
An awful setup
Looks like a transfer switch 👍
Just trolling!
Could that be a switch for shutting off the gas pumps at a store?
Working as a maintenance man in a factory (I was actually an industrial maintenance man as a JW for more than a decade. The things I had to fix during that period were unbelievable)
The term for it is isolator
Incorrect is the proper term 😂