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The dimentions are stamped on the unit. The 26.5 is mm. Each "step" is measured in mm. The thickness is 1cm. I will do the measurements today.

I have not forgotten. My life is upside down and mostly in disarray at the moment. I have the pictures uploaded, I just need to copy the links and for that I need my main computer which is still disconnected at this time. It is one of my projects today to get this done by putting together my...

I have the pictures taken and on the computer. I will have them up tomorrow unless the cant (did I spell that wrong?) makes my day **** like it has been for so many years. Guess I'm just a glutton for punishment. Always thought I could survive anything......guess I have been proven wrong. I...

I will. I am in the middle of a nasty breakup. I will try to post a pic tomorrow.....

I have one.....

TECO power failure. No internet. Will have to finish later.

.....and the unit remains connected to the house. We have members that use a 4 wire system that may be interrupted by several methods, unplugging the connection, usings various methods to interrupt the hot, hot, or hot, hot, neutral, or even hot, hot, neutral and ground. Each one of our...

Potentially hot chassis if the generator or something else happens. In this instance, "hot" chassis referenced an ungrounded chassis that could become electrically charged due to a malfunction or even an external charging source.

The NEC is like tax laws. A great portion of both are insane and contradictory from paragraph to paragraph. I understand the difference between what is described as a "separetly derived system". This is what I was taught, learned, read, and discussed with other engineers. I am not an...

I do not think that this is correct. Although in your area, it may be. The entire purpose of "grounding" something is so YOU are not used as a circuit for electricity to flow through. You should always use a 4 wire connection to your house, hot, hot, neutral, and ground. Your panel is...

I suspect as a lubricant for the ULSD fuel.

That is a false assumption on lightning. It seeks out the least path of resistance regardless of whether you are in the woods or not. You have air to ground strikes, ground to air strikes, air to air strikes, and I am sure more as well.

I don't have one. Although I suspect and believe that DA hit it on the head. I have seen a lot of inverters die due to moisture invasion once the sealing has begun to break down. I have also seen these things go because of the caps degrading and no longer being able to do their jobs.