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residential kitchen equipment used for online products

I think that's what they're hoping...the newest Google....

Thanks for the input. It may be that the receptacles are "already there" and the vent hood may just happen to already be there, too. Just sayin'

Could be the DPO (dreaded previous owner) did it. If we do it to code it'll be about the only thing that is! Y'all have a Merry Christmas.
 
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If you go "off grid" and on a well you may eliminate the power source?
'But" if a commercial operation NSF certification of appliances may be an issue.
Do they have/can they get E & O insurance for their products?
Source of raw materials and storage of them?
Like it or not, you/they do have a bag of worms here.
 
cda said:
Sounds like all you adding is a couple electric outlets

Maybe a residential vent a hood??

Just say that and go on down the road

It’s a hobby,

Say like adding power for a welder, so you can work on cars
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-We will be installing the double oven, which will require a 40A 120/240 circuit. No problem meeting code there, since the panel is in the same garage.

Propane cooktop only requires 120V. Vent hood will likely be hardwired. If it turns into a bigger business, I'm gonna bow out and recommend a professional....;)
 
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