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![]() "HK" wrote in message ... I have an exciting day: my wife wants to buy a "fountain" for the garden, to take advantage of the fact that I have an electrician coming next week to do some wiring for my kitchenette. I think she thinks I am more than willing to dig the 50' long, two foot deep trench it will take to bury the wire. Right. First thing, I'll call the rental store for a Ditch Witch. Outdoor "house voltage" wiring is a mystery to me. Can it be tapped off an existing outdoor plug, or will it have to go to the panel? I will get to the Greek festival this weekend. Dammit. Sorta depends on how much power the fountain pump requires. Is it 120v or 220v? Around here, the "ditch" is supposed to be 18" deep minimum. If it's a light duty, 120v pump only drawing a few amps, I'd use direct burial wire, #10 (due to the length) and tie it through an outdoor switch or timer to a GFI protected outlet. Eisboch |
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