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If you look real close at the wire in the picture, you can see an almost indiscernible scrape in the "O" of the 1/0. The scrape lines up with the scrape in the XHHW... "not just an inspection, but an education" www.homesweethomecincinnati.com Democracy is two wolves and a lamb. Liberty is a well-armed lamb. B. Franklin |
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Scott Schultz is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Another thought....does each wire have to be 2/0 or is 2 1/0 conductors sufficient for 200 amp breaker?
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Each leg must be 2/0.
"not just an inspection, but an education" www.homesweethomecincinnati.com Democracy is two wolves and a lamb. Liberty is a well-armed lamb. B. Franklin |
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that's what i thought....so basically, what we appear to have here is 2 1/0 wires connected to a 200 amp breaker. Service is rated for 100 amps due to the 1/0 wires and electrician to eval and repair.
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dale, this is what is so confusing....visually appears to be 2/0 but states 1/0 on the wire. gotta go with what's printed and, hey, if it is 2/0, the electrician will point that out but that means he's gotta take a look and then the ball is in his court to decide....i've done my job
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dale, you are obviously convinced that it's 2/0 but how do you dispute the 1/0 printed right on the insulation?
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Maybe the manufacturer labeled 1/C as...single conductor and the 2/0 is not visible??? But I'm surely not an electrician either, ....but!....that looks twice the size of 1/0....from the picture anyway..... |
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Speedy Petey is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
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With nothing relative in the picture, what are you comparing it to? If I wanted to I could take a photo of a #12 (and nothing else) and scrape off the wording and make it look like 4/0. |
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I bet I could tell it wasn't a 4/0........ If his picture of the wire is not enhanced, it just looks much bigger than a 1/0 to me....but.......I wasn't there.....just guessing here as you know...... |
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