WE INSTALLED A LAMP POST // TLF 57

[@arjunc2266]

Beautiful!! Love to see all the hard work coming together!

[@handydadtv]

Thanks so much 😊

[@heidifritz3053]

Wow! The landscaping and pavers are beautiful…as is the lamppost!

[@handydadtv]

Thanks so much 😊

[@So_pho_king_awesome]

Congratulations, all the hard work is paying off. Looks beautiful.

[@handydadtv]

Thanks so much 😊

[@sewndebisdream6953]

Beautiful! Thanks for the information.

[@handydadtv]

Glad it was helpful 👍🏻

[@ridinwithricky6444]

Looks fantastic! Very nice addition! 👍🏼

[@handydadtv]

Thanks so much 😊

[@zekenzy6486]

Great Video. Thank you for sharing. It is nice and beautiful. Have a nice weekend

[@handydadtv]

Thanks so much 😊

[@phillyfathead]

Very well done!

[@handydadtv]

Thanks 😊

[@AndreasLenze]

Well done!

[@handydadtv]

Thanks 😊

[@stanleykeith6969]

Great Job.

[@handydadtv]

Thanks so much 😊

[@henrymcdonald870]

Great job

[@handydadtv]

Thanks 😊

[@michaelsteinbach]

Should the conduit from the outlet into the ground be sealed so that insects don't make their way into that wall box?

[@handydadtv]

I always leave it open, so water can escape down the bottom.

[@kbeast98]

Lamp post is sweet!

[@handydadtv]

Thanks 😊

[@Eric.Mercado]

I can’t believe you or they got rid of that gorgeous blue spruce! 😢 As well as some of the other mature specimens. Were they diseased or unhealthy?

[@handydadtv]

They were all overgrown.

[@notsure3448]

Would it be possible to put this on a switch in addition to using the light sensor if you wanted to turn it on when the sensor isn't activated? Would you have to wire it like a three way switch with the light sensor acting as the second switch? Or is there another way that I'm missing?

[@handydadtv]

You could definitely wire it with a switch but not a 3-way. The switch wouldn’t override the light sensor.

[@secretagentbrewsky]

do you have 15 amp outlets on a 20 amp circuit?

[@handydadtv]

Yes. Nothing wrong with that. Just can’t put 20 amp outlets on a 15 amp circuit.

[@KeatonWarner1]

👍

[@handydadtv]

Thanks

[@ronnietruman7296]

Direct burial cable must be 24 inches deep unless under concrete or in conduit per NEC section 300.5. 18” if using pvc conduit and 6” if using rigid metal conduit.

[@handydadtv]

True for non-GFCI circuits.

[@handydadtv]

codes.iccsafe.org/s/IRC2015/chapter-38-wiring-methods/IRC2015-Pt08-Ch38-SecE3803.1#:~:text=For%20example%2C%20a%20120%2Dvolt,under%20the%20residential%20drive%2Dway.

[@364gpwhite]

Look at column four, 12" for 120 volt GFCI protected branch circuit.