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Fuse box to CB Panel - logistics
Hi All,
I'm sure it's been asked a million times and answered, but I'm not getting any google hits on the specific point. When replacing a fuse box with circuit breaker panel in a 50's house, how does an electrician mange to transfer all the cables from one to the other. They will not be long enough in most cases, even if the new box is put in the exact space. There's nothing wrong will the existing cables in the house, but they would not be long enough to connect to anything else except the existing fuse box. Can one install some sort of small terminal block box above existing fuse box and use it as an interconnection box, then jumper all the cables to the new CB panel? Regards, RichK |
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