Have done a couple of services with the 200amp switch (Service Main) outside.
On the previous ones I have terminated my bare ground from the SER on one of the lugs adjacent to the neautral lug on the load side.The ones adjacent to the neautral on the line side I've always used for my cold water and ground rod terminations. Of course, in the panel the SER ground I terminated on the ground bar.
The previous jobs were in different jurisdictions and they passed inspection as wired above.
I noticed two lugs come with 200amp disconnect and was wondering If I should instead use one of these to terminate the SER ground to the can.
The bonding screw is installed. I have a 2" PVC nipple between the disconnect and the meter can. Is the neautral enough of a bond between the meter and the switch or does your munisipality require an additional bond.
OK Guys, have at me!!!!
On the previous ones I have terminated my bare ground from the SER on one of the lugs adjacent to the neautral lug on the load side.The ones adjacent to the neautral on the line side I've always used for my cold water and ground rod terminations. Of course, in the panel the SER ground I terminated on the ground bar.
The previous jobs were in different jurisdictions and they passed inspection as wired above.
I noticed two lugs come with 200amp disconnect and was wondering If I should instead use one of these to terminate the SER ground to the can.
The bonding screw is installed. I have a 2" PVC nipple between the disconnect and the meter can. Is the neautral enough of a bond between the meter and the switch or does your munisipality require an additional bond.
OK Guys, have at me!!!!
