Looks great, right up to the point where someone added that extra (damaged) outlet and did not secure the conductor at all. Either add the second with a close nipple or swap out for a 2 gang box. I'd love to see the panel circuit ID card -- looks like at least 66 conductors leaving a 42ish space main panel and 16-20 space sub panel; I loathe half-space breakers because of the massive heating derating. I'm also a bit stymied by the apparent blue sheathing on three circuits and the red sheathing on two circuits (the straps look gray, so larger than orange 10-3).
BTW, spellcheck burned you, like it burned me many times in my employers ISO documents -- "preform" vs "perform" (mine was supposed to be "apply the preformed widget then perform the weld..."). Luckily our registrar's auditor was cool and said "fix the spelling, I got the meaning".
I wonder how the rest of the wiring looks like through out the house or building? That took a lot of planing and patience to get all that wiring the way it is. I wonder if all the labeling of the breakers is correct? Sure is pretty. I would be bringing people down to look at it and be awed by it. Heltau
That there is a regular work of art!
ReplyDelete10 out of 10, would hire again.
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Looks great, right up to the point where someone added that extra (damaged) outlet and did not secure the conductor at all. Either add the second with a close nipple or swap out for a 2 gang box. I'd love to see the panel circuit ID card -- looks like at least 66 conductors leaving a 42ish space main panel and 16-20 space sub panel; I loathe half-space breakers because of the massive heating derating. I'm also a bit stymied by the apparent blue sheathing on three circuits and the red sheathing on two circuits (the straps look gray, so larger than orange 10-3).
ReplyDeleteBTW, spellcheck burned you, like it burned me many times in my employers ISO documents -- "preform" vs "perform" (mine was supposed to be "apply the preformed widget then perform the weld..."). Luckily our registrar's auditor was cool and said "fix the spelling, I got the meaning".
Best wishes,
Mike the EE
I wonder how the rest of the wiring looks like through out the house or building?
ReplyDeleteThat took a lot of planing and patience to get all that wiring the way it is.
I wonder if all the labeling of the breakers is correct?
Sure is pretty.
I would be bringing people down to look at it and be awed by it.
Heltau