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- Setting Up a Workshop in Basement: Connecting Electrical Outlets in a PRL Apartment Block

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  • #1 16301753
    Anonymous
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  • #2 16301858
    Gitner
    Level 27  
    Go to the cooperative, write a letter about the installation with a sub-meter to your cell. The second option is to pull the cable (not a few extension cords, only one cable) with a shaft to the barn and there you lead it in a PVC pipe to your cell.
  • #3 16301872
    Anonymous
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  • #4 16301878
    Gitner
    Level 27  
    Call my father and I will explain.
  • #5 16301879
    technikabasenowa
    Level 33  
    Ksawery Filipiak wrote:
    Gitner wrote:
    Go to the cooperative, write a letter to perform the installation under the counter to your cell. The second option is to pull the cable (not a few extension cords, only one cable) with a shaft to the barn and there you lead it in a PVC pipe to your cell.
    I don't intend to cooperate with the cooperative, do you think they will do it on the orders of a 14-year-old? I'm thinking about a thief threaded, but I have such neighbors that I'm afraid to screw out a light bulb for a thief so that no one will catch on the kennel, especially since they are quite often in my block.


    Reply you have increased :D
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    Anonymous
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  • #7 16301884
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics
    Ksawery Filipiak wrote:
    Gitner wrote:
    Go to the cooperative, write a letter to perform the installation under the counter to your cell. The second option is to pull the cable (not a few extension cords, only one cable) with a shaft to the barn and there you lead it in a PVC pipe to your cell.
    I don't intend to cooperate with the cooperative, do you think they will do it on the orders of a 14-year-old?

    From this you have legal guardians e.g. mother, grandmother etc.


    Ksawery Filipiak wrote:
    I am thinking about a threaded thief, but I have such neighbors that I am afraid to twist the bulb for the thief, so that no one will catch the kennel, especially since they are quite often in my block.


    I suggest you start using the right words. This is a technical forum.
    If you want electricity in the basement, you must have the consent of the manager and adapt to any connection conditions.
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    Anonymous
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  • #9 16301919
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics
    Since the guardians do not agree, unfortunately the topic is over, you do not have the right to do anything on your own, let alone bury in the electrical installation.
  • #10 16301920
    CYRUS2
    Level 43  
    You have to pay for the energy you use.
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    Anonymous
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  • #12 16301959
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics
    Ksawery Filipiak wrote:
    I mean to agree, maybe I can persuade

    Then go to the manager and ask what it is and if there is the possibility of supplying power to the cell.



    Ksawery Filipiak wrote:
    I do not intend to steal electricity, everyone pays for the light in the basement, so everything except the thief probably falls off.

    One contradicts each other.
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    Anonymous
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  • #14 16301979
    Gitner
    Level 27  
    Ksawery Filipiak wrote:
    so everything except the thief probably falls off.

    You don't read what is being written to you. I have used shafts more than once, you can run the installation from yourself through the basement to your cell. The cable should be labeled on each floor. In the basement you lead in a PVC pipe to your cell. This can be done with the consent of the legal guardian and cooperative, then your neighbors can do nothing to you. If you are afraid of a cooperative then maybe it's worth being socially active there? Show that you can also give yourself, not only demand.
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    Anonymous
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  • #16 16301995
    Krzysztof Reszka
    Moderator of Electrical engineering
    Ksawery Filipiak wrote:
    I mean to agree, maybe I can persuade

    However, you need to talk and they will ask the administration for such permission. Remember you are underage so all your mistakes go to their account.
    The second thing is these "thieves" as you call them, it's not a good idea. Because this lighting installation will burn out the switch sooner or later even though you write about 20 W. Because it is always at the beginning so that then you need to cut something, drill, etc. You write about the role of the workshop, so it's better to do it from the beginning well. The idea of the workshop is good and worth praising.
  • #17 16302008
    CYRUS2
    Level 43  
    Ksawery Filipiak wrote:
    I do not intend to steal electricity, everyone pays for the light in the basement, so everything except the thief probably falls off.
    Złodzejka is also stealing electricity.
    The electricity supplier for the luminaire wants to pay only for the energy consumed by the 25-60W light bulb.
  • #18 16302013
    Gitner
    Level 27  
    Ksawery Filipiak wrote:
    And I don't have the equipment to mount the pipe in the basement.
    Added after 1 [minutes]:
    And there are no people to make the cable in the pipe; /

    Well, you have the only right concept - a visit to the cooperative. Don't play thieves.
  • #19 16302381
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  

Topic summary

A young handyman is seeking advice on setting up a workshop in a basement of a PRL apartment block, measuring 1.5m x 2m with a height of 2.3m. He is considering options for connecting electrical outlets, including the possibility of using a porter’s socket or running extension cords from his apartment. Responses emphasize the necessity of obtaining permission from the housing cooperative for any electrical installations, as unauthorized connections could lead to legal issues. Suggestions include running a single cable through a shaft to the basement, using PVC piping for safety, and avoiding illegal connections. The discussion highlights the importance of following legal protocols and the potential costs associated with electricity usage.
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