The main breakers have been moved from positions 5&6 to 1&2. This was done to allow the 120% rule.
https://flic.kr/p/nDzsjN [/URL]
https://flic.kr/p/nDzsjN [/URL]
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mains on the move
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TheCommish
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don't the mains need to be joined? said the carpenter
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Commish,
Which NEC Article(s) are you referring to, ...please ?
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Commish,
Which NEC Article(s) are you referring to, ...please ?
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Commish,
Are you possibly referring to Article 230.74 [ in the `08 NEC ] ?
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Commish,
Are you possibly referring to Article 230.74 [ in the `08 NEC ] ?
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TheCommish
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I am not referring to any section, I am a carpenter by trade and inspect buildings not electrical or plumbing. Here in Massachusetts you have to be a licensed master electrician or plumber to be appoint a inspector for those trades.
My question is based on observation, any main breaker or 2 pole breaker I have seen the 2 legs are joined as the solar and A/C breakers are in the photo.
My question is based on observation, any main breaker or 2 pole breaker I have seen the 2 legs are joined as the solar and A/C breakers are in the photo.