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On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 01:25:35 GMT, "JoeSixPack"
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I backfeed my paned through a breaker. The backfeed breaker is adjacent to
the main breaker. I created a sliding mechanism that makes it impossible
to turn on both breakers at the same time. Works, prevents accidental
feedback. No messing around with feedback cable. Easy as 1-2-3:
1. Switch main breaker off
2. Mechanism drops out of the way of backfeed breaker
3. Turn on backfeed breaker.
OR
1. Turn off backfeed breaker
2. Lift and hold mechanism while
3. Turning on main breaker.



Illegal in some jurisdictions.



The manufacturers make a very similar product.

That may be true, but the OEM's have UL Listings for their equipment
and your system doesn't. Yours won't pass anywhere that UL Listed
Equipment is required by local building codes.

Me