Is this Leviton 5625-W rated for CO/ALR (i.e. can it be used with aluminum wiring)?
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I didn't see it mentioned but almost for sure no. Look for dome transitioning solution to bond the al with cu before the wire nut
1927455
No you cannot use this box with poly wire. i have used this box with the alum wire as well as the high tension steel wire. I have noticed that if you only need to go a short distance, the alum wire is good b/c it's 14ga wire. however, if you need to go longer distances (over 2 acres with 4 wraps tall or more) the steel carries the current a lot better because with the high tension system you get the wire about 10 times tighter and the less slack you have in your system the more efficient it becomes.
1998222
You should check your local and state electrical codes, aluminum electrical wiring is considered a fire hazard. The Pass & Seymour website states; "Use this device with copper or copper clad wire, Do not use with aluminum wire."
758378
I chatted with Aluratek not long ago, and they told me this unit was discontinued a few years ago. I looked on my power supply and it has +5volts @ 3 amps with the center pole positive. So if you can find a universal supply with a plug that will fit and the right polarity, it should work. I doubt that you will be able to get one from Aluratek, you may go on their site and go to support and maybe contact them and ask.Hope this helps...
1998223
Wires have all been made of copper for the past 50-60 years. Prior to that there have been different mixtures involving aluminum but there's no such thing as being incompatible just because its a different metal.
1573361
A buyer back on May 11 scraped one of the wires to discover that they are indeed aluminum wire with copper cladding. I am answering this because this fact is not stated in the tech detail section of the listing. I was hoping to get copper wire in this price range, but it looks I'll need a time machine first.
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You can use .030 or .035 the Spoolrunner will accept both. I bought .030 because that is what Home Depot had in stock. Welding aluminum requires 100% Argon gas. I have not tried a mix but all the documentation I have seen said use Argon only. This link has all the specifications. http://www.hobartwelders.com/products/wirefeed/spoolguns/spoolrunner-100/
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The CCA makes it to where this is aluminum wire stranded that is wrapped in copper. It's a lot thicker but cheaper than the same load of wire made of solid or stranded copper. it's also quite flexible. It says it's Rated for 250A load @ 20' so you need to decide on the load you're trying to pull with this wire and the run of it as well.
1483824
If you gp to a home depot and look at a Leviton package and get the company phone number and call them, they will advise you. That is what I did. The timers come in different voltages. They will tell you what model to get.
2176492
Not sure, used mine with regular lights. But I had to call Leviton on a problem I had. They are very happy to answer any questions.
312152
My RT-100 has copper wires on both pos. and neg. leads. I prefer copper over alum.due to that copper is A better conductor than alum. and also uses smaller gauge wire.
1833344
Important thing is it's rated only for indoor use, not allowed if your distribution panel is outside. Otherwise you can go to GE website for technical specs.
1282462
I used 12/2 Romex on a 20A breaker. At Home Depot I bought a Leviton Surge Protector Outlet!!! YES OUTLET by Leviton. I was able to mount the box with the Surge Proection outlet inside the box. Mounting the box Between the bracket on a Cheetah 55" Tv single arm wall mount so everything is hidden. I jumped from my existing outlet so I didnt use the cord that came with the kit. The install was much cleaner and I didnt loose a socket.
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660W according to the manufacturer's site: http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ProductDetail.jsp?partnumber=9726-C&section;=40425&m;inisite=10251
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It says on the part that installs on the fan:Power, AC120V/60HZ 2W, RATING 1.25A FOR FAN AND 300W FOR LIGHT KITIt also says below that :TERMINAL BLOCKS FOR USE WITH COPPER CONDUCTORS ONLY, 14-22AWG, TIGHTENING TORQUE 2-18 IN-1B
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You can look it up online but to be honest it shouldn't matter if its aluminum or not. I have used it on aluminum and non aluminum alike and never had an issue. I believe the warnings only takes precedence in extreme cases where your radiator is already too corroded to recover using products like this. In witch case you can purchase the aluminum safe permatex brand flush. This product is great though, works wonders.
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I believe that it may actually be. If you have some wiring ability, you may have to strip the wires back and hook them up. The kit comes with a couple of washers to seal most common gage types. Check the amperage on the pressure washer and make sure that it does NOT exceed that which Leviton provides (15 amps, which is similar to a house vacuum cleaner). Otherwise circuit will cut, either at plug or on the house circuit. If you have a lower than 15 amp draw, and are able to make the wires fit (phase white, phase black, and ground-green) you are good to go. Thanks for asking the question, its a good one. I believe that it may actually be. If you have some wiring ability, you may have to strip the wires back and hook them up. The kit comes with a couple of washers to seal most common gage types. Check the amperage on the pressure washer and make sure that it does NOT exceed that which Leviton provides (15 amps, which is similar to a house vacuum cleaner). Otherwise circuit will cut, either at plug or on the house circuit. If you have a lower than 15 amp draw, and are able to make the wires fit (phase white, phase black, and ground-green) you are good to go. Thanks for asking the question,... » Read More I believe that it may actually be. If you have some wiring ability, you may have to strip the wires back and hook them up. The kit comes with a couple of washers to seal most common gage types. Check the amperage on the pressure washer and make sure that it does NOT exceed that which Leviton provides (15 amps, which is similar to a house vacuum cleaner). Otherwise circuit will cut, either at plug or on the house circuit. If you have a lower than 15 amp draw, and are able to make the wires fit (phase white, phase black, and ground-green) you are good to go. Thanks for asking the question, its a good one. « Show Less