Proper sized chase nipple

[brian john]

MMMMM something missing?

And yes both panels are downstream of the Main Service

 

[travis301]

What is the purpose of the toggle? a spacer?

 

[growler]

What is the purpose of the toggle? a spacer?

Could be a crude attempt to bond the panel. The panel on the right is not bonded. Grounds and neutrals not seperated. I don't see how they could have missed not having a nipple to join panels ( that's not an accident ).

That's not even good hack work.

 

[480sparky]

What's the big wire going into the left panel, right above the toggle bolt?

 

[1793]

What is the purpose of the toggle? a spacer?

I think that is how they attempted to mount the second panel to the first.

 

[tallguy]

What's the big wire going into the left panel, right above the toggle bolt?

Whatever it is, it's missing a kenny clamp.

I may be revealing my ignorance here, but what is this thing on the right?
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[acrwc10]

I love a good picture :smile: The whats missing is an understanding of how things should be done. I'll bet the guy who did this work is pleased as could be about his promotion to head electrical installer and toilet scrubber.

 

[1793]

Whatever it is, it's missing a kenny clamp.

I may be revealing my ignorance here, but what is this thing on the right?
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I think it's the bonding strap that has not been attached to the grounding bar.

 

[acrwc10]

Whatever it is, it's missing a kenny clamp.

I may be revealing my ignorance here, but what is this thing on the right?
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Factory installed nuetral to ground bonding jumper.

 

[tallguy]

Factory installed nuetral to ground bonding jumper.

Ok, obviously a pretty basic thing, just never seen one like that. Where (what brands, etc) are these likely to be seen? I'm just used to seeing bonding screws or stuff that is so old that the neutral bar is not isolated from the can anyway.

 

[acrwc10]

Ok, obviously a pretty basic thing, just never seen one like that. Where (what brands, etc) are these likely to be seen? I'm just used to seeing bonding screws or stuff that is so old that the neutral bar is not isolated from the can anyway.

Murray, Cuttler Hammer use them. SqD ,I think, uses a bonding screw. I will normally take them out and throw them away if they don't need to be connected.

 

[growler]

I think it's the bonding strap that has not been attached to the grounding bar.

That is a bonding strap but they can't use it. They need to install a seperate ground bar and they need to seperate the grounds from the neutrals ( neutral, singular ).

They probably thought that if there was only one neutral no one would notice. It does stand out in the crowd.

 

[jamesguy10]

CH uses them

Ok, obviously a pretty basic thing, just never seen one like that. Where (what brands, etc) are these likely to be seen? I'm just used to seeing bonding screws or stuff that is so old that the neutral bar is not isolated from the can anyway.