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Re: Electrical wiring fire- cause?
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Posted by Bus Driver on June 10, 2003 at 17:44:16 from (65.165.153.67):
In Reply to: Electrical wiring fire- cause? posted by K.B. on June 10, 2003 at 12:47:48:
Only one thing can cause a wire to heat enough to burn the insulation- excessive amperes. Either the wire or device supplied by the wire were shorted to ground. Perhaps just test with a single temporary wire to each of the devices furnished from the switch. Or perhaps the switch has a metal housing. If so, an internal short to the housing would cause the supply wire to the switch to burn.
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