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Results tagged with subpanel
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For questions about an [electrical-panel] that is fed from another [electrical-panel] instead of being fed directly by a utility service or separately derived service (such as a generator or inverter).
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subpanel breaker tripped as well as main breaker - should I be concerned?
The 15A garage circuit is in a subpanel. Our automatic backup generator (Generac) is not large enough to power everything in the house. The subpanel contains a transfer switch. …
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adding new circuit to generator subpanel without a ground bar
Added 6/23/2020:
All circuits in the transfer switch subpanel were previously in the main and "moved" to the subpanel. … This connection appears to be mounted directly on the subpanel box.
Overview with subpanel on left transfer switch on top. …
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