sparkync
Senior Member
- Location
- North Carolina
I have a customer who just had a utility building delivered and set up next to his inground pool. He has a electrical panel at his pool with only 1 space left in the panel. He wants to come out of that panel and just feed 120 volts to his building. He is using the building mostly for storage and does not need anything but the lights and the (2) receptacles that were already prewired. The building came with a 100 amp. electrical panel with a main breaker, and (2) 15 amp single pole breakers for the lights and receptacles. In order to get him just the 120 volts for the panel, I'll have to jumper to the (2) legs together. Is there anything in the code that says I can't do this? The panel itself will be protected by a 20 amp single pole GFI circuit. The 100 amp main breaker in the panel will actually just be a disconnect. I will drive the 2 ground rods and the neutral and ground will be separated. I know this is an odd set up, but his main electrical panel is about 150 ft. from the building. See anything wrong about this installation?
Permit has already be obtained for the building and electrical.
Thanks
Permit has already be obtained for the building and electrical.
Thanks