Double taps at main disconect

[Mitch A. Harris]

Inspection today, these double taps go to a sub panel that operates the pump start relay for a sprinkler well, and also some of the stranded aluminum ground was left out to make room for the copper to the grounding rod, any thoughts on this?

[Jeffrey R. Pope]

Just plain wrong.

[Frank P. Newman]

I don't know of a kind way to describe such a mess.

[ROBERT W. NEWLAND, JR.]

When I see panels like that my first thought is, well that makes my job much easier. A licensed electrician needs to inspect and repair as needed.

[David P. OKeefe]

Originally Posted by rnewland

When I see panels like that my first thought is, well that makes my job much easier. A licensed electrician needs to inspect and repair as needed.

I agree with that.

[William E. Siegel]

bump

copper and aluminum will eventually fuse together.

[Scott Byrnes]

Originally Posted by rnewland

When I see panels like that my first thought is, well that makes my job much easier. A licensed electrician needs to inspect and repair as needed.

A licensed electrician DOES NOT need to inspect and repair as needed. A licensed electrician needs to FURTHER EVALUATE and repair as needed.

You did the inspect part.

[Vince Santos]

I'm seeing more than double taps there, looks like at least three conductors under those lugs.

You could pick the application apart naming each defect or recommend evaluation and repairs by a qualified electrician. I'd recommend evaluation and repairs.

[William J. Decker]

Typically see this when an A/C compressor or well pump or somesuch electrical addition is made by a non-electrician.

Call it out.