Hey guys, a job I'm doing we are going to change a meter socket out for a meter/breaker combo and upping the 100 to 200 as the customer wants a 50amp camper outlet on his house. So, plan was to just put the camper outlet next to the meter panel, customer wonders if its ok to put the camper outlet on the other side of the house. Interior panel is full, kind of why I'm going this route, is it against code to run the branch circuit for this camper from the meter panel into the house, through the basement and exit out the other side? I know you can't run a service through a structure to feed another structure, wasn't sure if this would be kind of along those same lines. If I can I'd label the camper outlet for the breaker location. Otherwise I'll stick with plan A.
Circuit through house
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LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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The circuit is not a problem to run. You can even run a feeder through a house.
How are you upsizing the existing 100a panel, or are you keeping it at 100a?
How are you upsizing the existing 100a panel, or are you keeping it at 100a?
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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Got it. Yes, compliant and often done. You could even make it a feeder to a new sub-panel.
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