Does this identification look OK?

O.K. I'll be the fist one to bite, It looks good to me. Am I missing something?

It looks like everything in 240.83 has been satisfied.

But what about 240.81?

Looks like a 2 Pole frame, with no handle tie across the reset handles.

If this is a 2 Pole unit, then the following would be identification issues:

<OL TYPE=1>

[*] Listed as a 1 Pole unit on both Poles of the unit,


[*] No common trip indication.
</OL>

Scott35

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Looks OK to me, although Ryan brings up a good point, on 240.81

I cropped the image to get a close up and here is the rest of the story.

Note: UL does not approve they list or label and the CSA I believe does the same.
http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/usrimages/1/100_03031.JPG
http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/usrimages/1/100_03041.JPG

So you're saying that the problem isn't in the identification at all, but in the text that was added to the photo?

Yup!

I figured you were talking about code compliance with the breaker itself, not the added text.

I believe that the word "approval" is properly used.

The breakers have been tested with "favorable regard".

See the article 100 definition.

I see a couple of issues in the larger images:

White wire on top-right breaker w/o being re-colored.

It looks like that breaker is a Thomas & Betts.

What about the re-used breaker on the left?

Back-fed breaker as nain w/o hold-down hardware.

Two aluminum conductors in one top-right terminal. (Anti-ox?)

Actually they look like forgeries. If so the labeling is also forged and probably have never been tested for anything.

Is that the transformer for the doorbell that is hooked directly onto the box?

Yes, but that is not a violation.

Heh. Didn't think it was being that the panel is a j-box but hehe. Man if I did that I would never hear the end of it.

Hmmm, looks like the black from the doorbell transformer is together with the branch circuit on that last breaker. Two wires on the same lug.

-Hal

Hey Ryan
Look real close. You can barely see it. Reference the other c/b's in the larger photo. Maybe the lighting makes it hard to see.

They looked good to me at first until I looked up 240.81

Sandy, if you look carefully, it appears someone (Joe?) has covered the words "on" and "off" with little rectangles of electrical tape.

I know for a fact that the Siemens and Murray breakers that use these cases have the words molded into the plastic; look next to the CSA.

Right, Joe?

Larry: ya beat me to it; tape is hiding something for sure. Saw this last night, but never got to write.

John