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Old 01-19-2013, 09:24 PM   #41
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^^^^^ totally awesome.....i love the paint job and then how neat and tidy it is inside the panel. Great job


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Old 01-19-2013, 10:20 PM   #42
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Just finished wiring and painting this.
Nice paint job, looks realistic


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Old 01-19-2013, 11:18 PM   #43
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Just finished wiring and painting this.
Very nice, how did you paint it?
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Old 01-19-2013, 11:57 PM   #44
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Very nice, how did you paint it?
I just did the write up here in my build thread.
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looks good, I like the box, you could mount that to the rig

curious how the inside looks though, what were you able to cram into there?
That's another story, it will be real tight!!! I plan on starting that next week, i add some updated photos. Here is the rig it will mount too.


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Here is my humble panel.




120V 2000W, I have to give a big thanks to stlbeer for helping me get it done right. And, it works!
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just finished up a couple weeks ago myself, I did a couple things differently than most Ive seen

1 - the timer kills power to boil element if that is set on one of the switches
2 - the gfci breaker is in the control box




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just finished up a couple weeks ago myself, I did a couple things differently than most Ive seen

1 - the timer kills power to boil element if that is set on one of the switches
2 - the gfci breaker is in the control box
What kind of PIDs are those?
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spare fuses taped to the inside of the control panel door. you, sir, are my hero
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I'm going to need to know where you got that case.
Www.automationdirect.com

It is called a Control consolet

http://www.automationdirect.com/adc/Shopping/Catalog/Enclosures/Metal/NEMA_12_Consoles_-a-_Consolets/WC-C_Operator_Consolets


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