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Neutral wire in main panel
I am replacing the feed from my main panel to the sub panel with
number 3 wire in 1 1/4 inch conduit. I have the wire disconnected from my sub panel. I have the feeder breaker off feeding the sub panel. (The 100 amp feeder breaker at the main panel). I know I have to turn off the main 200 amp breaker at the main panel, but is there any voltage at the neutral wire? I know the main breaker has no connection to the neutral coming in from the power company. (I dont think). Will I be safe to just turn off the main breaker, disconnect my wire feeding the sub panel includign the neutral to the neutral bus? |
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