SamurottX t1_j56gxal wrote
Can't they just shut off the breakers, or some other manual override? I can't imagine there's an actual physical problem forcing the lights on. If I had to guess, I'd say doing so voids a warranty or some terms or service and some random administrator doesn't want to do that, instead wasting thousands of dollars a month.
DrunkenOlympian t1_j56ih1k wrote
Most of your questions are answered in the article.
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coniferouscomrade t1_j56jmuv wrote
If I had to guess, you didn’t read.
illy-chan t1_j56igae wrote
Sounds like only some things have physical breakers?
> when possible, teachers have manually removed bulbs from fixtures in classrooms while staffers have shut off breakers not connected to the main system to douse some of the exterior lights.
SomeDEGuy t1_j56il21 wrote
Last sentence of the article "And, when possible, teachers have manually removed bulbs from fixtures in classrooms while staffers have shut off breakers not connected to the main system to douse some of the exterior lights."
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