Spot the mistake

[cornishcarlos]

Can you see a problem here ?

[Lamkyong]

i think the tiles are on upside down

[Don Mega]

leaving the edge of the tiles exposed will greatly increase the chances of cracking them ?

[Crossy]

Can you see a problem here ?

There's only one?

[IMHO]

Seeing as we're in the electrical forum, clearly what you mean is that the pool light wires have been done in such a way that the terminations need to be made *underwater*

I don't know whether to OMG or LOL.

[cornishcarlos]

Well there were lots of hazards around this pool but the exposed cables were the main issue..

This pool was full of kids swimming too !! I didn't do a walk around before I swam but will do in the future...

Management was notified but sure it will remain like that..

[johng]

It looks like there is some black tape on at least one of the wires...so its perfectly safe right ?

[paulinbkk111]

Harden up. Its just an exposed electric wire in a pool, what can go wrong.

soft!

[lopburi3]

Likely there has not been any electric running in them for a decade or two - appears an old hotel pool? ((Glass half full)).

[bankruatsteve]

That's a swimming pool? OK. Except for the monster, I couldn't tell what it was.

[Gsxrnz]

I've just checked my copy of the Thailand Electrical Code (both pages) and it would appear that the swimming pool light wiring as shown in the picture is fully in compliance and conforms to acceptable practice.

[terminatorchiangmai]

Not wrong here , just don't turn on the lights.

[rodcourt49]

Not wrong here , just don't turn on the lights.

..that's a bright idea...

[petermik]

Yes its obvious you need a new camera

[Enoon]

The electrician has failed to install an amulet or any other suitable charm.

A suitable incantation may have been chanted over the "work", but without photographic evidence of a visit by a Saffron Safety Agent, it's difficult to tell.

Are there any smears of silver paint in the vicinity?

If so it is OK to use the pool.

Edited March 21, 2016 by Enoon