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8/10/08, 7:45 AM
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service size
Had a home with 2 service panels each with 150 amp main breakers. There were 2 service wires coming in to each panel. How do I determine the service size?
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8/10/08, 10:24 PM
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Re: service size
Whatever is the smallest amp component is your amp size for that single service. If both are 150 amps, I write it as (2)150. Not really enough information to give you more advice.
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