MICHELLE J.
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is there anything wrong with sizing a panel by the following:
high phase multiplied by 125%?
high phase multiplied by 125%?
sizing panelboards
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A panel has to be sized to handle the load that will be imposed upon it. I do not understand what you mean by "high phase." Can you clarify the question?
By the way, welcome to the Forum.
By the way, welcome to the Forum.
mdshunk
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If you've already got your panel schedule made up, and you're able to calculate the highest phase demand load, that would be a good method. If the A-B phase seems like it's higher than B-C or C-A, then that would be the one to use to size the panel.MICHELLE J. said:
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