roger Moderator Staff member Location Fl Occupation Retired Electrician Oct 4, 2019 #2 Need more info and what is your question? Roger
petersonra Senior Member Location Northern illinois Occupation engineer Oct 4, 2019 #3 gibgin said: Sub panel without a ground wire Click to expand... Are you suggesting it does not have a grounding electrode conductor? Or an equipment grounding conductor? Or a grounded conductor? If it is a panel fed from another panel it generally does not require a grounding electrode conductor (unless in a separate structure). If it uses metallic conduit or EMT the EMT or conduit can serve as the equipment grounding conductor. If there are no L-N loads no grounded conductor is actually required.
gibgin said: Sub panel without a ground wire Click to expand... Are you suggesting it does not have a grounding electrode conductor? Or an equipment grounding conductor? Or a grounded conductor? If it is a panel fed from another panel it generally does not require a grounding electrode conductor (unless in a separate structure). If it uses metallic conduit or EMT the EMT or conduit can serve as the equipment grounding conductor. If there are no L-N loads no grounded conductor is actually required.
infinity Moderator Staff member Location New Jersey Occupation Journeyman Electrician Oct 4, 2019 #4 roger said: Need more info and what is your question? Roger Click to expand... I agree, sub-panel pre-2008 and separate structure no EGC required.
roger said: Need more info and what is your question? Roger Click to expand... I agree, sub-panel pre-2008 and separate structure no EGC required.