Do you have to consider the owner’s budget when transitioning to a new panel for improved safety and efficiency?
Asked by Susana RodrÃquez 
3 months ago
Last Updated: September 24, 2024
Every now and then, you have to collaborate with the owner’s budget and the service provider. Overall, it’s safer and more efficient than the previous setup. Once the old service is disconnected, the branch circuits will be connected to the new panel inside.
I’m sorry, it’s painful to see
There’s a whole lot happening over there.
It did in the past, but it’s even better now
I can’t believe they permit the use of PVC for a riser
It’s actually quite common, I’ve easily installed a couple hundred in PVC
As long as it has support and resistance to sun exposure
I don’t think our utility companies allow it. Even if it’s sunlight rated, it does deteriorate.
I’ve never used anything but rigid, but at least it’s better than raw sewage.
Doesn’t see cable deterioration?
Agrees.
I wonder if it’s down south or on the west northwest coast. I live in the desert where it gets too wet here.
Is known here in Utah, but they don’t allow that so this is odd at most.
In my area, it’s required to be 3 feet away from a window
Mentions that the exception is only for the open conductors, and it allows them to be closer to 3′ once they are above the window
The POA appears excessively low
Based on ‘s information, if each siding course is 8″, then I measure about 16′ from the bottom of the siding. Even if they are only 6″, that adds up to 12’. The minimum distance from grade is 10′, so it should be fine
It looks like is talking about the standard lumberyard vinyl 8″ siding, making each line 4″. The siding appears to be 8′ 4″ above the masonry. Typically, basement windows are 12″ tall. Based on what I see, it’s less than 10′ to POA
From what I can tell, is referring to 3 block courses along with 8.3 feet of siding. I see a total of 10.3′
I think ‘s 10″ long cantex lb clearly marks each siding line as 4″
Reat, the children can turn the incoming line into a swingset
The height of the POA seems quite low, similar to the one beside it. In Canada, the POA must be at least 15ft above the ground.
Is that a linebacker 🤔
Seems fine to me
The drip loop seems a bit short
Why lower the price just to please the customer? It gives them the impression that they understand the pricing and requirements, even though they mentioned having a budget. ood on you for watching out for that though, buddy