Then you get evicted, and a team of electricians comes to work on your former house before selling it.
They carefully shut off and lock out the power at the main panel. Every electrician puts a padlock on the panel lockout, so they are absolutely sure there is no power to the house wiring.
Yup. Just, there is a real-world use for those cables and a reason people want them, and also why the hardware store in question, which is in the business of making arbitrarily-long outdoor power cords, wants to NOT make them.
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ironphoenix) wrote2016-12-20 10:55 am
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They carefully shut off and lock out the power at the main panel. Every electrician puts a padlock on the panel lockout, so they are absolutely sure there is no power to the house wiring.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockout-tagout
They then start to upgrade the supposedly-dead electrical system.
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