Sub panel to a sub panel
On Jul 13, 8:30*am, "Lloyd E. Sponenburgh"
lloydspinsidemindspring.com wrote:
stryped fired this volley in news:2a8c8464-ab25-
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Can I run a sub panel in my new
detached garage/workshop from the sub panel in my current attached
garage?
Someone could. *We've watched your progress long enough to think
that's not safe (for your family -- think "kids playing upstairs") for
you to do.
If so, do I need another ground rod at the detached garage?
Two, eight feet apart in many jurisdictions.
I added the sub panel because all of the breakers in my main pannel
were almost full.
That scares me. *It sound like you have multiple circuits stuffed into
all the available connector space on every breaker.
An electrician might be your best friend, here.
I'm not banging on you, Stryped. *This just doesn't sound like the
right project for you to undertake.
LLoyd
The main pannel had two spots left. I added a 100 amp breaker in the
main panel to the 100 amp sub panel. the wiring between the two was
the correct size for 100 amps. (I checked when I did this several
years ago.)
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