Fun on the weekend!

[vasparky27]

Comment, suggestions, rants?

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[infinity]

Nice work a few observations since you've asked.
You only need on bonding bushing/jumper on the nipple into the ATS.
What is the nipple between the meter enclosure and the panel for?
Is the panel before the ATS or after? I see a bonding screw and a small raceway which I assume is for the GEC making the panel the service disconnect.
Also it's splitting hairs but the raceway between the two LB's needs a strap.

 

[masterinbama]

Is that a Bud Light can on top of the meter socket?

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[infinity]

Is that a Bud Light can on top of the meter socket?

P e p s i

 

[qcroanoke]

Is that a Bud Light can on top of the meter socket?

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Nah, looks like a Pepsi can.
I see a red wire taped green, I would just strip that out.
Also if you ran the load wire through the meter socket from the ATS to the panel that would never fly around here. Ok, I see now that you ran PVC from the ATS to the Panel....
What is the PVS out of the panel and into to the ground for?

 

[electrofelon]

I am a bit concerned with the bonding arrangements. I understand the pic is unfinished, but assuming the ATS is the service disco, there should be a N-G bond there and NOT in the panelboard.

 

[qcroanoke]

I am a bit concerned with the bonding arrangements. I understand the pic is unfinished, but assuming the ATS is the service disco, there should be a N-G bond there and NOT in the panelboard.

I seen that too. But does it absolutely have to be in the first overcurrent protective device?

 

[infinity]

I am a bit concerned with the bonding arrangements. I understand the pic is unfinished, but assuming the ATS is the service disco, there should be a N-G bond there and NOT in the panelboard.

That doesn't appear to be a service rated ATS.

 

[vasparky27]

Thanks for comments. More pics added shortly. (Yes it's a Pepsi can)

The nipple from the meter enclosure too the panel was possible future use. (Gernerator system removal)

Conduit running into the ground feeds a separate building (garage). The smaller conduit next too it is a ground wire (added later too the garage )

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[vasparky27]

Where does my EGC AND GROUND RODS TIE IN ?
ATS or PANEL?

According to the owner it's a service rated ATS.

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[electrofelon]

Your grounded conductor/neutral needs to be white. Your GEC goes to the service disconnect which is the ATS

 

[vasparky27]

Thanks

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[vasparky27]

Neutral (grounded) needs too be rephrased and relocated to the ATS neutral bar/buss?
Currently landed on ground buss.

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[vasparky27]

Done

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[vasparky27]

Your grounded conductor/neutral needs to be white. Your GEC goes to the service disconnect which is the ATS

Appreciate your help and advise. Have a great weekend!

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[Greg1707]

bundled cables entering panel

bundled cables entering panel

I noticed all of the cables entering the single opening in the main panel. Is this typical for an outdoor panel?

 

[vasparky27]

Relocated from indoor panel previously

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[vasparky27]

Improved. Homeowners happy w it!

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[jumper]

Relocated from indoor panel previously

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Are all those branch circuit wires in a raceway/conduit longer than 24”?

Where is intersytem bonding doohickey?

 

[vasparky27]

He tried to wire it into the 150 A split bus panel before asking for my help

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