jmsbrush
Senior Member
- Location
- Central Florida
Home Made Panel
- Thread starter jmsbrush
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mdshunk
Senior Member
- Location
- Right here.
Interesting. No wonder they don't make them like that.
jmsbrush
Senior Member
- Location
- Central Florida
jmsbrush
Senior Member
- Location
- Central Florida
Okay this time it worked
Okay this time it worked
Okay this time it worked
jmsbrush
Senior Member
- Location
- Central Florida
On this job I had to add a couple of Lights and Recepts for a garage. So when I walked to the back of the mobile Home this is what I found first!
jeremysterling
Senior Member
- Location
- Austin, TX
That is MAD bussing skill!!
nolabama
Senior Member
- Location
- new orleans la
is that a schedule 40 plumbing fitting in the bottom of the panel - and btw how long has it been in service
TOOL_5150
Senior Member
- Location
- bay area, ca
I like that you can use hom or qo breakers... whatever you have on the truck.
~Matt
~Matt
electricalperson
Senior Member
- Location
- massachusetts
where is the bushing on that 1-1/4 connector on the left? those conductors are larger than #4
jmsbrush
Senior Member
- Location
- Central Florida
The home has been there since the 60's. It was a mess! The original home was a single wide. Currently it has had 4 additions, So what do we call that Lil?
alfiesauce
Senior Member
Looks like stuff I used to see farmers drag out of their shed for me to hook up...
If your just looking for a name for the panel so you can patent it-
"Strange Brew" might do.
If your just looking for a name for the panel so you can patent it-
"Strange Brew" might do.
peter d
Senior Member
- Location
- New England
Square D came out with that a couple years ago. Its a QO48L100HOM48VP for some reason its only available in the south
LOL, nice job with the part number.
I think they are available in any rural area that's at least an hour from the nearest supplier.
ceb58
Senior Member
- Location
- Raeford, NC
LOL, nice job with the part number.
I think they are available in any rural area that's at least an hour from the nearest supplier.
Your just jealous because we think out side the box. May be a box of grits but it's still a box
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
- Location
- Henrico County, VA
- Occupation
- Electrical Contractor
Do those 'jumpers' between the upper and lower buses count as one or two conductors in those lugs?
electricmanscott
Senior Member
- Location
- Boston, MA
- Occupation
- Massachusetts Master Electrician, one man show.
I'd go with Central Florida......
Fulthrotl
~Autocorrect is My Worst Enema.~
- Occupation
- E
obviously, as it is only one wire, it is only one wire. didn't see a problem
there...
i do see a serious flaw in workmanship however... the cutout in the
panel cover was not primed or painted. this could cause the degradation
of the quality of the installation over time.
the local inspectors here would be all over that unpainted bare metal
in a heartbeat... they would make him prime and paint it before they
would sign it off.... and they would stand there and watch it dry to
make sure it was done right...
randy
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