[Electric engineering.] . nd also a separate cut-out at each arclamp. Besides these cut-outs, there must be a cut-out atthe point where each branch line joins the mains. Thesmall wires running from the cut-outs to the arc lamps maybe No. 14, which is large enough to carry the starting cur-rent of 12 amperes continually, if necessary. The locationsof the cut-outs are indicated on the diagram by the letter c. 63. The wiring as now laid out, if put up properly, willcomply with all the Underwriters rules. The main switchand should be located near the dynamo in theengine room. Such an arra
[Electric engineering.] . nd also a separate cut-out at each arclamp. Besides these cut-outs, there must be a cut-out atthe point where each branch line joins the mains. Thesmall wires running from the cut-outs to the arc lamps maybe No. 14, which is large enough to carry the starting cur-rent of 12 amperes continually, if necessary. The locationsof the cut-outs are indicated on the diagram by the letter c. 63. The wiring as now laid out, if put up properly, willcomply with all the Underwriters rules. The main switchand should be located near the dynamo in theengine room. Such an arrangement as just described would not neces-sarily give satisfaction; it would merely be safe. But 26 INTERIOR WIRING. 45 before entering upon the matter of how to improve the planof the wiring, we will consider some of the fittings andmethods of work that should be used upon aninstallation of this kind. FITTINGS USED FOR EXPOSED WIRING. 6-4. Open work must always be put up as though there were no insulation whatever on the. Fig. 21. wires themselves. The wires must be supportedon insulators so as not to come into contact with
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