Anyone have this meter U4142-XT-LIS, need bottom knockout measurements? Center to center of end knockouts. .

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I want to poke both feeds out at the correct distance apart so they line up with the knockouts on the bottom of this meter combo. Can anyone tell me the center to center measurement between the bottom knockouts at each end? U4142-XT-LIS
 
JohnDS said:
I want to poke both feeds out at the correct distance apart so they line up with the knockouts on the bottom of this meter combo. Can anyone tell me the center to center measurement between the bottom knockouts at each end? U4142-XT-LIS
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Nevermind. I found it. But if someone can tell me how much distance is involved between this meter and a 200amp disconnect box? Is it pretty much a pvc offset nipple from bottom of meter to hub on disconnect? Or would the hub already be in line with the knockout, allowing me to use a close nipple?
 
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Nevermind. I found it. But if someone can tell me how much distance is involved between this meter and a 200amp disconnect box? Is it pretty much a pvc offset nipple from bottom of meter to hub on disconnect? Or would the hub already be in line with the knockout, allowing me to use a close nipple?
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How can we answer any of this without knowing what disconnect you have? Pictures would help.
 
Little Bill said:
How can we answer any of this without knowing what disconnect you have? Pictures would help.
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LW200VR is the disconnect. I believe the ECH200 is the hub that's required. I just forgot whether a metal nipple will line right up with the bottom knockout on a meter above it, or would I need an offset?

BTW, can someone please clarify what minimum size SER can be used for 125 amps for a sub-panel fed from main panel? There seems to be a lot of different answers on this. Thank you.
 
Actually idk if it changes the answer, but the main panel is located in the main part of the house and will be feeding the 125amp subpanel in an apartment within the same house. Idk if that's considered a separate dwelling unit or not or if it matters. Apartment has its own bathroom, bed, Liv, kit.
 
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