With all the preaching I do on voltage drop testing to locate electrical problems, you would think that voltage drop is a bad thing. And it is when it’s not supposed to be there!
There are times, though, where voltage drop is designed in. And that’s the topic for this edition of The Trainer!
Watch the June Trainer on reading a wiring diagram https://youtu.be/t-VD55mE9Hc
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