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04-10-2007, 12:26 AM #1
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DIY- compact fluorescent fixture
9) Lastly, youâ??ll need to attach a plug. Take your polarized plug and cord, and crimp the two sets of wires coming out of the top of the hood onto the cord, in parallel. I used a polarized plug (with one prong larger than the other) for consistency. Remember: youâ??re dealing with AC here- black is the â??hotâ?ť lead with 120VAC running through it, and white is the â??neutralâ?ť lead, which means it is technically neither hot nor ground. On a polarized plug, the wire connected to the wide prong is the neutral (or white) lead, and the skinny prong is the hot (or black) lead, so connect them the same way.
mspofford032579 Reviewed by mspofford032579 on . DIY- compact fluorescent fixture SO I was pricing compact fluorescent fixtures with bulbs onbline and I just couldn't see spending over a hundred bucks for a kit, so I got ghetto with it and built my own! See attatched pics... Rating: 5my name\'s not mark and I\'m not from Mass; why you ask? Because I cover my a$$ :-):jointsmile:
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