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Difference between Flush mounted and Split type Electrical DB's

01/19/2011 4:08 AM

Please any one can tell me the difference between the Flush mounted and Split type DB's.
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Re: Difference between Flush mounted and Split type Electrical DB's

01/19/2011 4:12 AM

Perhaps if you first explain what a "DB" is?

Yeah, it's probably "distribution board," but in that case the terms "flush mounted" and "split type" have no particular connection with each other, so what really is the question?

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Re: Difference between Flush mounted and Split type Electrical DB's

01/19/2011 7:02 AM

Employ an electrician before you kill yourself. You obviously don't know what you're talking about.

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