Could this breaker (and its main lugs) be listed for 2 sets of wire? It's a 600 amp breaker, so it seems like it would have to be listed for 2 sets of wire. How else would you land 600 amps of wire? A single 1250 KCM?
But the lug openings do appear to be round, not elongated. My understanding was that lugs made for 2 sets of wire are usually elongated, not round.
This is a SQ D "MLW" panel. Sorry, the pictures weren't the greatest, and I didn't get a model number off the breaker itself:
(Yes, I know there are more than two conductors landed on each lug, but please disregard that.)
Also, this is the first time I've seen a panel main breaker that also has load side lugs. Is there anything that would prevent one from using the load side lugs? Yes, I know this looks like its about a #6 wire, but assuming they were properly sized tap conductors, can the load side lugs be used?
Thanks.
But the lug openings do appear to be round, not elongated. My understanding was that lugs made for 2 sets of wire are usually elongated, not round.
This is a SQ D "MLW" panel. Sorry, the pictures weren't the greatest, and I didn't get a model number off the breaker itself:
(Yes, I know there are more than two conductors landed on each lug, but please disregard that.)
Also, this is the first time I've seen a panel main breaker that also has load side lugs. Is there anything that would prevent one from using the load side lugs? Yes, I know this looks like its about a #6 wire, but assuming they were properly sized tap conductors, can the load side lugs be used?
Thanks.