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January 11, 2012
| Len10
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Post edited 10:26 pm – January 11, 2012 by Len10
I always thought the neutral should never be bonded at a sub-panel. However, after reading the following posts:
http://www.inspectionnews.net/…..stion.html
I'm not even sure I know anymore what a sub-panel is or if such a thing even exists. Some of the pertinent NEC code is posted at the above link.
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January 12, 2012
| Tinbender
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January 12, 2012
| Bob Rooks
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Post edited 12:16 pm – January 12, 2012 by Bob Rooks
I felt like making popcorn. Wow!   
Kinda reminiscent of Tommy and I awhile back. 
I haven't purchased any wire or conduit yet, but getting close.
There technically is no such thing as a "sub panel", as that name does not exist in the 2011 NEC. What I have is an "Equipment Service Disconnect".
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January 13, 2012
| Tinbender
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January 13, 2012
| Bob Rooks
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Geez! Hope the wife is okay.
Okay, I said "technically" because NEC 2011 doesn't list it as such. However, the term does exist in the practical world so I'll refer to it as a lay term. So far I have not run into anyone that didn't know what I was talking about, professionals included.
Well, the shop is beginning to fill up. A few more shelves, another gantry crane, and then comes the dozer.
 
 
 
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January 13, 2012
| Len10
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Wow!(I wish they had one of those green with envy smiley faces to paste) I'll be over in a little while to start my subframe . How will we start without an Equipment Service Disconnect?
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