Edison Circuit - 24V on leg 2 when leg 1 breaker is on.

[Lynda]

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[Lynda]

I was using a digital meter to test this and their was no load but I was still wondering if this is a problem.

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[Doug Miller]

Put a load on it and measure again. You're probably measuring inductive coupling from another circuit.

And get RID of that bloated sig before you post again.

[dpb]

On 8/2/2011 7:51 AM, Doug Miller wrote: ...

Indeed...

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[Tony Hwang]

Hmmm, People who comes from foo.com has all the weird problems????

[Pete C.]

Also put the proper two pole breaker on the Edison circuit.

[Nate Nagel]

and if you have an Edison circuit you really should be using a 240V breaker or a handle tie...

nate

[bud--]

Haven't you noticed? Bloated sigs are required at the parasite hub.