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Doesn't look too bad with the cover on - save for the "temporary" power strip screwed to the wall. Since the insulation is stripped back so far on the breakers, you get a good look at the conductors. The lower wire on the top twin 20 sure looks like it could be aluminum. In a word - UGLY
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Whats with the white wire on the twin breaker in the 2nd pic? 240v to the breaker under it? Do they make a handle tie for this 8^) Rod
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It looks like a GFCI breaker with no load conductors to me.
Larry Fine
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fineelectricco.com
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Isn't the GFCI wired with the LINE conductors coming into the LOAD terminals?
That might be a problem...
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is that 200A panel used as a sub panel? what i mean is, is the 2 aluminum fused some were else in line.
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the meter is on the other side of the wall, the 200 amp breaker was the first disconnect
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