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Replacement of old MAIN all-fuse panel with a circut breaker panel
I have installed CB sub-panels many a times with no problem because I
can disconnect the live wires at the main panel. In the old house I am fixing, I need to replace the all-fuse MAIN panel with a new CB panel. Do I need to contact the power company to disconnect the juice, or is there another way of doing it? I do not want to mess with the 240 volt supply because it may hurt a bit (i.e., kill me). BTW: how do certified electricians go about disconnecting the live wires before doing a similar job? Thanks |
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