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Brian E. Kelly · #1 4/27/09, 5:35 PM

First pic where they start

Second pic where the end

Third pic overall

Jeffrey R. Pope · #2 4/27/09, 5:41 PM

Looks like a split-bus. They should be attached to a breaker, which would feed the lower half of the panel.

rmaday · #3 4/27/09, 5:41 PM

Shocking!

Brian E. Kelly · #4 4/27/09, 5:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jpope

Looks like a split-bus. They should be attached to a breaker, which would feed the lower half of the panel.

Brain Fart.

Thank you.

Could not get my Tic Tracer to give an accurate reading on the wires and did not even think about a split bus. DUH.

Brian E. Kelly · #5 4/27/09, 5:48 PM

Oh Well the the Sub grounds sucked and an Electrician will have to sort those out.

Larry D. Kage · #6 4/27/09, 8:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Oh Well the the Sub grounds sucked and an Electrician will have to sort those out.

Cute feeders, too...

Michael Roberson · #7 4/27/09, 8:28 PM

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

I found a split bus panel here.... i would have liked to have seen my face when I first took the cover off..

Jeffrey R. Pope · #8 4/27/09, 9:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Brain Fart.

Happy to provide you with some relief

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