I am thinking about tap rule, the feeder from 250A panel to 225A panel is 250A feeder, should the tap rule starts at 225A panel? but all branch circuits in 225A panel are protected by appropriate CBs, so tap rule is met.... Am I wrong?You cannot use a 250 amp OCPD to protect a 225 amp panelboard.
What tap rule lets you go 120 feet away unless it is outside?I am thinking about tap rule, the feeder from 250A panel to 225A panel is 250A feeder, should the tap rule starts at 225A panel? but all branch circuits in 225A panel are protected by appropriate CBs, so tap rule is met.... Am I wrong?
Got it, can a 225A fuses or breaker be installed in upstream panel feeds 250A panel?What tap rule lets you go 120 feet away unless it is outside?
Using the feed thru lugs is not IMO a tap
The 225A panel is existing.Yes you can change the main breaker to 225 amps if that doesn't overload the panel. Can you just get a panel with a 250 amp buss or greater
Then you need a 225 amp OCPD upstream of the panel. Since there is no main you'll need something else.The 225A panel is existing.
Can you convert the 225 amp panel to a main breaker of 225 amps or even 200 amps. Some panels can do that but I am not sure about 3 phase panels.The 225A panel is existing.
Too many troubles to invest, will change 250A main CB in upstream panel to 225A CB. Thank you!Can you convert the 225 amp panel to a main breaker of 225 amps or even 200 amps. Some panels can do that but I am not sure about 3 phase panels.
I am curious what is protecting the 225 A panel at present.250A main CB panel, 208Y/120V, 3PH, can we use this panel to power an existing 225A MLO 208Y/120V, 3PH panel
via feed through lugs with 250A wires (4 #250KCM)? Any codes issues? The two panels are 120 feet away from each other.