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Old 6/24/09, 1:31 AM
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Unhappy Consider as SE Panel or Sub Distribution ?
Sorry, it's late and I must be brain dead --

House was built in 1989,
Pic 1 is SE panel w/ 200 Amp main disconnect. Never mind that it is double tapped !
Pic 2 is next panel in line - would this still be considered a SE panel, or a sub-distribution ?
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all after the service disconnect is "sub panel" distribution


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all after the service disconnect is "sub panel" distribution
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