220 to shop
Slim wrote:
zxcvbob wrote:
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You can't have any metal gas pipes or telephone or CATV wires
connecting the house to the garage.
got coax and phone and network and alarm, am I screwed?
Yes. In that case, you'd have to have a proper subpanel with ground and
neutral separated. How far is this? How much trouble would it be to
run an 8-3 cable (or 6-3 aluminum) and have a nice 40A feeder with a
separate ground and neutral conductors?
What if I put just 1 30amp 220v outlet in the shop?
As long as it's just a grounded 220v with no neutral wire. You could
also put in a tiny subpanel (70A ?) so you could split that into two 15A
or 20A circuits with proper overcurrent protection. And by doing that,
if you trip a breaker it'll probably be one of 'em in the garage instead
of the 30A in the house.
Best regards,
Bob
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