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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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Can I use a 125A panel with a breaker and wiring sized for 90A?
I have installed a 125 amp 12 space subpanel and intend on running wire from main service (where first 90 amp breaker will be) to garage with another disconnect on the outside. … I'm saying that since I am protecting the wire with the 90 amp breaker at the main disconnect then it is acceptable, the subpanel is rated for 125 max, it's kind of like using a 70 amp AC disconnect for …
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