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    why am i getting 110 volt when checking one side, black, of leg? There are multiple plugs and some being GFI's on the same leg. I've opened all receptacles that I can locate on the leg and checked that no wires were reversed, they were all ok. How can this happen?
    hazard trouble voltage
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    We are building a new house in which the builder is using the yellow CSST gas line. I ran all the CAT5e cable and COAX in the house. Upon inspection the gas company said that by Indiana code- my CAT5e cables must be greater than 2" away from all yellow CSST gas line. He said that this is due...
    csst gas hazard lightning line
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