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We are in the process of buying a home and as part of the home
inspection it was found there was not a main disconnet in the electrical panel. The sellers agreed to have one installed. They just sent us note from a contractor stating "The panel in question is a spIit bus bar panel with a main breaker for lighting and receptacles only. Although it is outdated it is not an unsafe system. These panels were used frequently in new construction through the 1970's. (The house was built in 1982) My question: Is this something that really should be updated? We have 2 small children plus my parents lost everything in an electrical fire several years back so I am pretty concerned. Any advice, thoughts, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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