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Not to mention the disconnecting means?LOL!?!?!

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Is that 2 pole full space breaker a BR series type breaker also. just curious.

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remove and replace

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Loadcenter is a common tern used in the field and we understand that, but the term panelboard and cabinet are defined in Article 100. I did not take the picture and called attention to it to address the subject in 110.12(C).


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I'd be more concerned with all the three wire circuits that appear to have both wires tied to the same side of the line thereby overloading the neutral in each circuit.

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I was going to say maybe the conduit is used for ground but then I saw the post saying about the ground bar. Phew!! [Linked Image]

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It looks like a painted subpanel feeding who knows how many more (possably, sorry, probably) painted sub-panels.


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Wait a minute, just noticed something. Is that bottom-right hand two-pole CB rated for aluminum wiring? If it's not, call 9-1-1 for a heads up! But then again, maybe the painter tryed applying gloss to fool us all?????


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I see several tandems that each has one black and one red wire on it. I wonder if those are multiwire circuits with badly overloaded neutrals?

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