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About Marcus - Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Expert
Expertise
I have an extensive background in commercial refrigeration ( small portable units up to 120 ton supermarket rack systems) and commercial/residential air conditioning. I am a licensed contractor and currently own a HVAC company.
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I have 16 years working and managing in the HVAC field
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Better business bureau - Air conditioning contractors of america - NATE
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State License,2 year trade school training,hundreds of hours of continuing educations class covering everything from ice machine , commercial environmental panels , computer controlled supermarket racks , to simple residential units and everything in between.
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You are here: Experts > Home/Garden > Home Appliances > Heating, Air Conditioning, Fridge, HVAC > splicing a 220 line
Expert: Marcus - Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Expert - 11/4/2009
Question
hey hows it going,,, i have a live 220 line coming to my kitchen.. i put it in a junction box and would like to know if one could safely tap into it.. for one to go to an electric dryer.. and the other going to an electric range>>> so coming off the one line would be two splices to two separate appliances... if so it'll be one big wire nut... haha
Answer
Derick,
No no no - It would be very hazardous . Both appliances require a separate circuit , both appliances pull a lot of amperage. If I had something like that in my house , I wouldn't be able to sleep at night because of the fire that is about to happen . Marcus http://www.my-air-conditioner.com
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