Cesar07
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- Chula vista, california
Do I need to install a service disconnect for a 30amp subpanel? Subpanel is for a dryer. Subpanel is near the dryer. Thanks
30 amp sub panel
- Thread starter Cesar07
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- Windsor, CO NEC: 2017
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- Service Manager
You plan on running unprotected wires into the building with a service disconnect? See your 2013 NEC, Article 230.
JFletcher
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- Williamsburg, VA
Welcome to the forum. Why run a subpanel at all for the dryer? Plan on expanding in the future? If not, why not run your wires from the main panel to the receptacle?
kwired
Electron manager
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- NE Nebraska
What are you originating from?
Why do you need a "subpanel" for a single branch circuit of this type?
Perhaps you are not using correct NEC terms to describe what you have, leading to confusion to those that read it? Maybe give more details of what you have and what you are trying to do and it will help clarify things if you are using wrong terms.
2013?
On the OP's bio he says he's under the 2013,,, who are we to argue
(Perhaps dryer subpanels are addressed there)
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- Chapel Hill, NC
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
On the OP's bio he says he's under the 2013,,, who are we to argue
(Perhaps dryer subpanels are addressed there)
I believe that is the cec---california electric code
On the OP's bio he says he's under the 2013,,, who are we to argue
(Perhaps dryer subpanels are addressed there)
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
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