19 MayAnother view of the two cable feeders. Before the needed length was pulled in , tile man 1 went under the house to help pull. So we ended up with 3 pulling and one feeding. But in about 20 minutes or so it was done.pklongball
19 maySparky started feeding in the NYY cable and his helper was under the house pulling it. After about 15 meters the cable stopped and his mate was almost spent trying to pull the cable alone. Sparky enlisted the help of the tile installers. In this view tile man 1 is helping to feed cable and tile man 2 went under the house to help pull.pklongball
20 MayHere we can see the finished PE pipe that has 2 phone cables. One will be active and the second a backup pair.pklongball
20 MayI wanted to show the stubbed up end of the third PE pipe that Sparky ran. This pipe will have the poweer for the wall lighting and automatic gate opener.pklongball
21 MayAnother view of Sparky the pole jockey. I don't know if you can see the heavy rope he has used around his waist and around the pole as a safety. pklongball
21 MayThis is a view that you don't see every day. Sparky is up on our pole and he is adding some steel brackets and U bolts to secure the PVC and the PE pipe to the pole. He asked me if I wanted this and I of course said yes. This type of thing will also be used under the house in the crawl space where the PE comes up from the trench and goes to the load center conduit under the floor.pklongball
June 30A little closer look shows Sparky making the wiring connections using wire nuts.pklongball
June 30Sparky wiring the front column lightspklongball
June 30Here we have the Electric man wiring the first of two lamp fixtures with the electronic ballasts need to light the lights.pklongball
June 30A closer look at the Phillips electronic ballast in the fixture for the kitchenpklongball
June 30This hole in the kitchen ceiling will have one of the 2 light fixtures for the general lightingpklongball
June 30A look to the kitchen ceiling and a couple of the new lightspklongball
