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bman, 230.2 allows for a second service when you exceed 2,000 amp.s Instead of trying to tap the 1,200 just add a 1,200 amp service.
The only restriction then is to label that it is service 2 of 2 and where # 1 is located. Also label #1 with information about #2
The rule is based on the size of the services NOT the calculated load.
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Inspector said A-ok if tap is made on load side of main disconnect, Working depth maintained and 25' tap rule in effect.

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If it is on the load side of the disconnect this is not an SE conductor. It is just a feeder.


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