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NEON- Re: rubber boots outdoors, really?
> In outdoor installations, I always point the electrodes up on the theory that
> rain falls down and gravity is reliable, and often use cup-shaped pyrex
> covers over the electrodes open at the bottom. They may be G-cups but often,
> I have these made up to suit, for example when there are two electrodes side
> by side and close. I don't know if this is listed but it's definitely safe
> and reliable.
> Jeff Golin
Jeff,
I've longed for simple pyrex "boots" and "shortstops" for along time.
Put on with a dab of silicon these win against rubber in every way.
Gary,
Are you sure of this? If Masters & Electrobits are approved for outdoor,
exposed use... I certainly stand corrected! I had no idea. (I also
didn't know their GTO sleeving was okay for outdoor/exposed). I called
Electrobits today and they couldn't give me an answer on this. Said
someone will get back to me. I'll let you all know what they say.
-John
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