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Old 10-04-2011, 04:46 AM   #1
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Yesterday morning half of electricity in the kitchen was out. At the same time I was cleaning out the garage and discovered an unused box for an outlet. Hired electrician + wired box = GFI outlet in the garage. I don't think it is 220v, but it means I can move the kegerator and fermentation fridge to a better location with their own outlet


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Old 10-04-2011, 11:48 AM   #2
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It's always good to find a silver lining to dark clouds. Congrats!
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How far away from the panel is it? Maybe it would be possible to pull a 3-conductor wire through and wire it 220V?
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How far away from the panel is it? Maybe it would be possible to pull a 3-conductor wire through and wire it 220V?
It is in the garage, which is detached from the house. I don't really want to go electric anyways. For me the garage is for working on the cars and fermenting.
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I didn't want to go electric either. Until I started thinking about it bit and realized I could brew much quieter, cheaper, and not have to worry about running out of gas. Plus I could control the heat system easier for going to a re-circulatory system.

I have a 69 Mustang on one half of my garage, and the other half is for fixing cars, but it's usually full of brewing stuff. Maybe if I cleaned it...


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