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#77462 06/03/01 12:17 AM
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is is legal to double lug the load side of a meter if the line side is properly sized for entire load connected??

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#77463 06/03/01 02:57 AM
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I think that may be a question that may have different answers depending on location. It may be something to ask your local utility or AHJ.

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#77464 06/03/01 11:09 AM
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Our utility PECO allows double lugging on the lineside to tap for off-peak rate equipment. I also know that they evidently allow load side double lugging on the relatively new 400 amp residential services. A large meter socket that can accomodate,if needed, but doesnt require CTs is installed and feeds 2 separate panels in the homes. Each fed by 200 amp SE cable. I haven't done one yet, but I have seen quite a few. Has anyone installed one?


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