What are your thoughts on my first panel as an Atlanta electrician?
Asked by Georgia Jimenez 
7 months ago
Last Updated: June 11, 2024
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Well done
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¡Excelente trabajo 👍
Congratulations 🎉
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‘t stop now! It’s impressive!
Nice, I would personally balance the load a bit more…
Reat work! Consider placing the Main at the bottom for a different look. Still, overall very impressive.
Wow, you did a great job!
I’m not upset about it, but I do have three questions, assuming this is a sub panel: 1: Do you have a main panel that supplies power to your 240 volt circuits? 2: You should take out that green bonding screw, and 3: No offense, but I would have preferred a more organized way of labeling the panel, like using a label maker or finding someone with neater handwriting. Everything else seems fine.
Why do you assume it’s a sub panel? There is a main breaker, so it could actually be the main panel for a small home. Without seeing it in person, I’m just curious why you jumped to that conclusion when it’s not a main lug panel.
Seems to be nitpicking to try to make himself seem superior.
As of 2020 NEC, an outdoor disconnect is required. Most areas have adopted the 2020 code by now.
So you’re saying that just because it’s fed by SER, the grounds are isolated, and there are no 240 volt circuits in this panel, that’s not enough to assume it’s a sub panel?
Keep in mind that they’re not isolated if the neutral is bonded.
Hey Evan, take a closer look by zooming in. There’s a separate ground bar where all the grounds, including the SER ground, are connected. I believe that bond screw might have been placed there by mistake. 🧐
I personally prefer running the entire sheet of stickers and cutting the last 2 or 3 with a knife instead of tearing them one by one. I like to handwrite my labels.
I don’t think we have enough details to give a precise assessment. 🤷♂️
I see what you mean. Maybe this isn’t even part of the main house. Could be a separate cabin or something. Hopefully, the original poster will join the conversation to provide clarification. By the way, that old lady was quite amusing!
Considering the four wire feed, it seems like a sub panel. If we assume it’s a service disconnect fed with SER, we run into issues with parallel conductors smaller than 1/0. It’s possible the screw is just there without being tightened, which is common.
If it was in a separate structure, then the EC is missing
I’ve noticed a trend of placing the main breaker at the top. What if you put it at the bottom instead? It could save space, look neater, and reduce the amount of cable needed.
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I can’t believe it was your first time
Time to tackle some plumbing
This is not the right way up. Turning your wires like that will cause the current to flow out, wasting power. Stay safe!
Remove that green screw
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Remove the green screw
Why just 100amp?
Requires balancing
What do you mean, ?
You should consider getting a surge protection device
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Send that over