Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

@oregonpapa...…………………….

One of the wires on the main cable  was not screwed down tightly inside the main panel.  With 3 a/c's and the dryer running, the connection wasn't  solid enough and the resistance from that caused heat.  I reset the breakers 2 times before the flames came out of the panel.  Something told me to go back down in the basement.  Thank God I did.

I feel better knowing the mats don't go deep inside the panel.  I have been following this post and it is quite interesting.  Now that I'm retired, I couldn't/wouldn't indulge, but it is fun to learn something new.  I am not as narrow minded as some thought I was.

@stereo5  When the time comes for Perfect Path Tech to start selling and shipping the smaller version of the mat I’ll send you a couple of them to try if you’d like. Let me know if you’re interested. 

The mat was put through a number of test to see what materials would stop the effect, 2inch solid marble, 3/8's thick rolled steel boiler plate,
2" solid granite, 1"thick extruded aluminum none of them were up to the task. There is no benefit to taking the cover off your panel, and installing the mat inside the panel.
 

Thanks for the info Tim. I was contemplating putting one of the smaller mats inside the top plate of my amp but it’s good to know that’s not necessary. Let alone opening the breaker panel door.

Just the info needed!

Now just a waiting game.....