Split bus panel -

[lfoster]

Correct me if I am wrong, here.

-House built mid 60's, service entrance panel
-Split bus panel
-Another set of conductors are attached on lugs beside the SEC lugs, which are then secured further down the panel. At that second securing, it is a double tapped with a smaller wire connecting to the other opposite side.

This makes all breakers hot (not fed from upper breaker) and exceeds the 6-throw rule.

Right ???

Oh, Stablock panel in hallway. The things we find.!

Thanks for all the input

[Michael Roberson]

Linda, I just recently found a panel similar to this one, maybe this will help .

http://www.nachi.org/forum/f19/ive-n...-before-32624/

Looks like in that panel you have to throw every breaker?

[gbeaumont]

Originally Posted by lfoster

Correct me if I am wrong, here.

-House built mid 60's, service entrance panel
-Split bus panel
-Another set of conductors are attached on lugs beside the SEC lugs, which are then secured further down the panel. At that second securing, it is a double tapped with a smaller wire connecting to the other opposite side.

This makes all breakers hot (not fed from upper breaker) and exceeds the 6-throw rule.

Right ???

Oh, Stablock panel in hallway. The things we find.!

Thanks for all the input

Hi Linda,

Yes that appears to be the case.

Regards

Gerry

[lfoster]

Michael,
Yes. Would have to throw every breaker.
Thanks,
Linda

[Marc Benz]

Linda .,

You have to defered this to the electrician there is few code volidatons there.

Merci,Marc