I have a couple of questions about connecting the grounding conductor (#4 solid bare Cu) to a transfer switch with not enough connection terminals to the existing grounded neutral block and connected to a meter can fed with a pvc nipple that has the utility fed neutral and grounding lug shared/attached at the meter can. The L.J.H.A. does want the G.E.C. connected at the transfer switch. The 200 amp transfer switch has a 50 A feed from a common outdoor twistlock premade male receptacle box.
1. Does the G.E.C. need to utilize the existing bonded block, or can I get a larger grounding bar with more positions since
the disconnect switch/enclosure is bonded/connected to the enclosure anyhow..
2. Can I remove the existing bonding terminal at the transfer switch and utilize the factory tacked in angle for terminal block with more positions ?
2. Does the meter can need to have a ground wire or is the G.E C. connected at the the bonding neutral in the transfer switch sufficient ?
If you have a reference article with a pictorial diagram, I would be happy if you could reference the link...
Thanx, dhsvcs
1. Does the G.E.C. need to utilize the existing bonded block, or can I get a larger grounding bar with more positions since
the disconnect switch/enclosure is bonded/connected to the enclosure anyhow..
2. Can I remove the existing bonding terminal at the transfer switch and utilize the factory tacked in angle for terminal block with more positions ?
2. Does the meter can need to have a ground wire or is the G.E C. connected at the the bonding neutral in the transfer switch sufficient ?
If you have a reference article with a pictorial diagram, I would be happy if you could reference the link...
Thanx, dhsvcs
