I removed that old Romex from my house that was dated back to 1946. That’s when the addition was built. I’m not sure when that type of Romex was first introduced. One time I accidentally drove a nail through a 2×4 in my barn and it heated up, but never tripped a circuit breaker. I immediately removed the nail and rewired the barn with 12-2 uf wire and breakers.
Elias Larsen
3 months ago
Seems a bit phony…a staged…all for attention, right..?
John Williams
3 months ago
Are you reaching out for assistance?
Daniel Walker
3 months ago
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Héctor Delgado
3 months ago
I found some of this in my house built in 1950. I updated the outlets to include grounds. For areas I couldn’t rewire (like ceiling lights), I installed FCI breakers. The wiring is still in good condition
Petko Šijan
3 months ago
It’s a light and heater combo. That’s how it’s meant to be
Anyone have any marshmallows?
Almost there…
No arc fault protection? 😄😄
Extremely ancient Romex!
Calling it fried
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I removed that old Romex from my house that was dated back to 1946. That’s when the addition was built. I’m not sure when that type of Romex was first introduced. One time I accidentally drove a nail through a 2×4 in my barn and it heated up, but never tripped a circuit breaker. I immediately removed the nail and rewired the barn with 12-2 uf wire and breakers.
Seems a bit phony…a staged…all for attention, right..?
Are you reaching out for assistance?
No content
I found some of this in my house built in 1950. I updated the outlets to include grounds. For areas I couldn’t rewire (like ceiling lights), I installed FCI breakers. The wiring is still in good condition
It’s a light and heater combo. That’s how it’s meant to be
Tying the knot