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6. Like hell it is. 2 weeks should be adequate FFS. Not like the entire electrical system
Reply to Lochloosa (Reply #1)
Sat Sep 30, 2017, 06:10 PM
Sep 2017

needs to be reengineered.

But then I work in the real world where when something needs to get done, it gets done.

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2nd challenge filed against generator requirement [View all] mfcorey1 Sep 2017 OP
As an Electrictrician, the time frame is not doable. Lochloosa Sep 2017 #1
Explain. I am ignorant about the process. If the equipment was on site, it would just retread Sep 2017 #2
Depends on the size of the complex. Lochloosa Sep 2017 #5
I'm not electrician, but I can see a lot of obstacles. Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2017 #7
+1. Most buildings don't have a transfer switch. For anything bigger than a residential style FSogol Sep 2017 #11
Like hell it is. 2 weeks should be adequate FFS. Not like the entire electrical system Purveyor Sep 2017 #6
For older facilities, yes, electrical system, or at least the central part might have to be. Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2017 #8
I also live in the real world Lochloosa Sep 2017 #9
Translation: Hey Daryl, git yer pick up 'n some duct tape. We gots new fangled generators 2 install! FSogol Sep 2017 #10
Would it have saved some 12+ lives, yeah... I'll go with the "duct tape" every time. Purveyor Sep 2017 #13
You really think every facility has a residential style a/c unit that can be run off a home depot FSogol Oct 2017 #14
How are the nursing homes and ALFs supposed to pay for them? I know sinkingfeeling Sep 2017 #3
I always thought they should have already been required but, Sailor65x1 Sep 2017 #4
the time limit is to submit a plan onethatcares Sep 2017 #12
60 days - around the first of December - not exactly the time when a/c is a priority - even in Fl DrDan Oct 2017 #15
At the very least there needs to be a plan and a safe area for public buildings Generic Other Oct 2017 #16
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