I'm sure some of you have come to this situation. You go to change out an old panel for a new one. The old panel had a ground bar really high and they didn't leave any slack on the EGC's, so when you install the new panel they are all way too short to reach the new ground bar.
Instead of extending each EGC individually like you would with the grounded or ungrounded conductors, you can splice the EGC's together and run a tail down to the ground bar, correct? Is there any limit to how many or what size tail you would need to use?
Instead of extending each EGC individually like you would with the grounded or ungrounded conductors, you can splice the EGC's together and run a tail down to the ground bar, correct? Is there any limit to how many or what size tail you would need to use?