Is this for the doorbell?

[Sean Fogarty]

How many code violations can you spot?

[Jeffrey R. Pope]

Possibly, but it shouldn't be inside the panel regardless of what it's for.

[Sean Fogarty]

I hope you had a type-o. I asked the question with sarcasm. Most doorebel transformer around here are under the home or in a coat closet.

[Bruce M. Graham, III]

Jeff,
You mean outside right?

[Larry D. Kage]

Originally Posted by bgraham

Jeff,
You mean outside right?

No, Bruce, he means shouldn't

Originally Posted by jpope

Possibly, but it should be inside the panel regardless of what it's for.

[Blaine Wiley]

The transformer should be mounted on the outside of the panel or it isn't grounded.

Picture 4 (of the main lugs is fuzzy) what is your question there?

[Jeffrey R. Pope]

Originally Posted by lkage

No, Bruce, he means shouldn't

Yep. Sorry for the typo. . .

[Jeff Rema]

725.55 of the NEC normally addressed this situation but the 2008 NEC made significant changes in numbering. Anyone know where it is now?

[Patrick Bolliger]

Picture 4 has a broken plastic isolation ears and neutral conductors (in addition to be jammed under one lug screw) in close proximity to one of the legs.
Sloppy amateur work. I is r eye -litric-gal specialist..

[Sean Fogarty]

I posted the pics just for humor. The panel was a major mess. I just summed it up by saying there were several issues, and a licensced electrician needed to come out and further inspect, and repair or replace as needed.