FAIL! 5 Common Panel Change Fails. With NEC References.

[@jasonblaha6891]

Coach thanks for the free knowledge that makes our lives more valuable

[@antoniocampuzano2546]

Thanks a bunch coach makes me more knowledgeable and confident when I’m out there in the field.

[@ernestochavez1968]

Thank coach. Great info. Blessings from Avenal Ca.

[@jimmylinear8426]

Great stuff coach ❤

[@ronbonick4265]

Coach I wish you would put out more info on bonding water pipes and gas lines also here in TN - the state is asking/requiring a bonding jumper inside the panel from ground bar to ground bar is its a 4 wire and there are 2 ground bars ( like I put a bar on each side of the box ), Cost maybe $10 more but IMO it sure makes the job look better ( gooder)

[@ElectricalCodeCoach]

Are you using these ground bars as neutral bars as well? are you attaching the bars using one of the methods listed in 250.8?

[@paulcoulston1987]

The confusion about panel height comes from old timer's like me. When I started in the late 1980's all service panels had a up/down configuration for the main breaker which was always on the top of the panel. So we always made sure that this breaker was not higher then 6 ft 6 then later 6 ft 7. Then in the early 2000's the horizontal main breaker panels came out so we had to rethink that. It took the old timers a while to GET IT. If you installed a panel with the main on the bottom like you said in the video top breaker knockout not higher than 6 ft 7

[@damazon79]

Thank you for the knowledge!⚡️

[@-757-]

Thanks

[@MattSteiner-if5md]

Your content is great Thanks

[@SquirrelsForAll]

Great video, thanks. Question for you... Installing an outlet near a toilet for a bidet? What are your recommendations regarding the NEC's requirements on distance and placement. Thanks!

[@jorgehuizarsr8519]

Thanks 🙏 coach From Southern California fountain valley California ✌️👌

[@alldayjack4830]

With a meter/disconnect, is the inside panel treated as a service panel or a sub-panel?

[@alvilla701]

Why THHW and XHWN are in the 75°C and 90°C column in Table 310.16?

[@ElectricalCodeCoach]

Great question! They are rated for both

[@Electrician_kenz]

Great detail, 👍

[@kc17821]

Very informative

[@ElectricalCodeCoach]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ramonfigueroasalcedo4441]

greetings could you explain the question. For a feeder tap not exceeding 10 feet in length and field installation,the maximum overcurren device rating supplying a tap conductor with an ampacity of 40amps is-------? article240.21b(1) (4)

[@zackmilligan1261]

Don't you love panel schedules that are labeled evens and the breaker numbers are laid out on odds

[@cyrusdiaz9522]

Hi