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From: Wesley & Patty Eldred (no email)
Date: Sat Nov 01 2003 - 17:44:03 EST
Jim:
In addition to keeping the bulb tight, the drop light should not be used
as an extension cord - even if provided with outlets. Plugging and
unplugging other devices can cause arcing with the same disastrous
consequences. The same cautions apply to use of these lights near
gasoline or gasoline vapors.
Wesley
Jim Fidler wrote:
>In a diesel engine room I think a 110 vac work light ought to be safe enough
>if it is connected through a GFI. With all the metal and moisture
>around it could be an electrocution hazard without a GFI. Keep the bulb
>tight so there won't be any sparks at the socket. I think this must be what
>ignited my dock neighbor's 8D last week because his bulb was a bit loose.
>
>
>
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