More Incorrect Graphics

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mbrooke

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Came across another site instantiating that a ground rod opens a breaker. No main bonding jumper pictured. Apprentices be like "educated".




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If this is in a separate strucuture and the EGC bus is bolted to the enclosure is there an issue?
 
If this is in a separate strucuture and the EGC bus is bolted to the enclosure is there an issue?

It all implies that these are service panels and they should have mentioned sub panels also and the distinction. It's a gross error to not show the bonding between the EGC bus and the neutral when mentioning the NEC.

This is a typical explanation of foreign electrical systems by foreigners and on a non-electrical site to boot. Maybe they don't bond the neutral to EGC over there.

-Hal
 
It all implies that these are service panels and they should have mentioned sub panels also and the distinction. It's a gross error to not show the bonding between the EGC bus and the neutral when mentioning the NEC.

This is a typical explanation of foreign electrical systems by foreigners and on a non-electrical site to boot. Maybe they don't bond the neutral to EGC over there.

-Hal


They tend to use TT earthing which relies on RCD breakers protecting all circuits and tripping on a ground fault. So it is technically accurate for them. For the US and those which use TN supplies not so much.
 
If this is in a separate strucuture and the EGC bus is bolted to the enclosure is there an issue?
Noticing in above picture of original poster, the term "feeder" is clearly being used, in termination of 3 phase breaker.
 
Noticing in above picture of original poster, the term "feeder" is clearly being used, in termination of 3 phase breaker.
Correct. I agree that the graphics are poor with missing information like if the raceway is an EGC.
 
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