Grounding Subpanel

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euclid43

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Can I legally ground a 3-wire subpanel by routing a ground wire from the main panel straight to the sub (shortest path between two points)?

The riddle is that the 3 wire is run in fashion A, B, C, D points inside the house...

Can't wait to hear about this one, thanks.
 
rcarroll said:
Disclaimer: This agreement has absolutely nothing to do with reaching my 1000th post. ;):grin:
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Pierre C Belarge said:
I agree with Rcarroll, who agrees with mcclary, who agrees with augie. Whatever they are agreeing upon...;):cool:
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Why bust up a party? Count me in! :grin:
 
I also agree with Larry, who agrees with Pierre, who agrees with Rcarroll, who agrees with mcclary, who agrees with augie.
If they all agree, I'm not likely to disagree...:)

And I'll be getting toward 320 pretty soon.

And my Dad did this (ran a ground [as he calls it] as the crow flies; in this case as a mole digs if informed by the crow as to direction) on his barn,
...when he found he could not sink a ground rod in beach sand and get a return path.

Now my brother bought the place and is getting things straightened around, in this case, not so straight, but the grounded and grounding conductors will run with ungrounded.
 
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