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sauravbabu
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Flush Mounted Electrical Instruments

10/10/2011 2:30 AM

can sb please tell me what a flush mounted electrical instrument is?

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Re: Flush mounted electrical instruments.

10/10/2011 2:36 AM

One that doesn't protrude from the mounting surface, on the instrument "face" side.

Many other things can be flush mounted. Floor tile is a good, non-electrical, example.

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10/10/2011 3:17 AM

Then again, the OP may be looking for one of these instruments ?

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10/10/2011 5:20 AM

thanks, this much info is sufficient for me at the moment.

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10/10/2011 8:49 AM

Gee, I guess he didn't like my explanation.

By the way, green just isn't my color.
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10/10/2011 8:56 AM

No problem. LynDoor® or KrisDel® will supply in whatever colour you want, as long as it is in some appropriate bilious shade.

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10/13/2011 3:14 AM

Thanks, definitely I know you through your earlier replies.

Thanks,

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Re: Flush Mounted Electrical Instruments

10/10/2011 9:41 AM

I wonder what the red bottom on the floor does? Ejector seat?

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