Article: A licensed inspector can confirm that it is safe for you to install a subpanel and won't put too much strain on your electrical system. They can also issue a permit to add a subpanel if your area requires one and they can inspect your subpanel after you install it to verify that it is up to code. The inspector can also advise what amperage your subpanel should be. Typical panels in the US have 100 or 200 amps, but older homes, or homes in other locations may only be able to support a 60-amp panel. An inspection and permit for your subpanel will ensure that you don't have any insurance or liability issues. When you're choosing a subpanel to install, get one that has all of the connectors, cables, and breakers that you need to install it. It's also important that you use a new panel and attachments so you can install it safely. Avoid purchasing used panels or cables or you could damage your electrical system and potentially cause a fire. You can find subpanels and attachments at hardware stores. You'll need a subpanel, 4-wire feeder cable, feeder breaker, and connectors to complete the job. If you need more circuits to power your electrical devices, install a subpanel adjacent to your main circuit breaker. This will allow you to extend your circuitry if you need to use more, while also allowing you to shut off power to the subpanel when you aren't using it. Place the subpanel about 1 foot (0.30m) away from your main panel. A finished basement or a garage full of electrical devices needs a subpanel to fully power the room and any electrical devices you plan to use. Although the subpanel feeds off of the main breaker system, installing a new one also allows the room to have its own breaker box to control output in the room. A newly furnished shed could use an additional subpanel inside of it so the main system isn't overloaded. If you build an additional room as an add-on to your home, you may need a subpanel in it so your system can power it. Subpanels have an electrical current running through them, so it's important that they don't get wet or overheat. The steam and humidity of a bathroom can cause a subpanel to short out and a full closet could potentially cause the circuitry to overheat. You also needs to be able to access the subpanel easily and maneuvering inside a small closet may be difficult.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Consult with an inspector so you don't overload your system. Purchase a subpanel with all of the connections. Place a subpanel near the main panel to add additional circuits. Install a subpanel to power an additional room. Don't install subpanels in a bathroom or closet.
Article: Wearing a shirt or sweater to hide your hickey may be the easiest way to protect your love bite from the world. Whether you're a male or female, here are a few things you can try: A turtleneck sweater. A turtleneck long-sleeved shirt. A jacket or a sweater with a collar that covers your neck. Just make sure you normally wear this type of thing, or your friends will be more likely to notice your hickey because they will be laughing at your popped collar. Don't wear a turtleneck in the middle of the summer. That will just draw more attention to your neck. Girls can still try wearing tank tops with a high collar while they're still trendy. Wear a top that draws attention away from your neck. Try wearing a shirt that has a funny logo on it, stripes, or an unusual zipper. The busier your top, the less likely people will be to look at your neck. The right accessory can also help hide your hickey if your shirt just isn't doing the trick. Here are some accessories to try: A scarf is the most common accessory to use to hide your hickey. Just make sure you're wearing it during the right season and that if you're indoors, you don't look weird when you keep your scarf on. And you may want to avoid wearing a scarf if you never wear a scarf. If you're really preppy, drape a sweater across your shoulders, but only do it if you've tried this look before. If you're desperate, you can stick a bandage over the hickey and make up a story. If you're a guy, you can use a bug bite as an excuse, and if you're a girl, you can say you burned yourself with a curling iron. If you have a cat, you can say he scratched you. But remember that making up a story is more likely to draw attention to you. If you're a girl or a long-haired man, then obviously covering your hickey with your hair is the way to go. Just make sure you check to see that your hair is in place. Avoid wearing jewelry that draws attention to your neck. Ladies, instead of wearing a necklace or earrings, wear cool rings or bracelets. Men, put away your dog tags or chains, and wear a watch instead.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Hide the hickey with the right shirt. Hide the hickey with the right accessory.