Joe, Here a picture of the full panel. If you count them, there are 58 overcurrent devices. I took this picture before they actually called in their final inspection. When I did get there for the final, there were 68. I should have taken a picture then. They corrected their violation by adding an additional panel beside this one and moving some circuits, but when I went there yesterday, they still had 54 OCD's in the old panel, and the little panel they added is full. They still have some work to do before I can let it go. I'm holding their feet to the fire. This is an electrical contractor!
Thanks, Darryl Dempsey
The "instructions" that appear here are required to be followed in order to show compliance with 110.2, otherwise the job gets Red Tagged.
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[This message has been edited by Joe Tedesco (edited 11-29-2002).]
