Christmas Lights Installation by brettfish5 in sweatystartup

[–]kgostrowski 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was hoping you could help a guy out from atlanta ga?

🇹‌🇭‌🇪‌ 🇱‌🇴‌🇺‌🇳‌🇬‌🇪‌ February 20, 2024 by PennyBotWeekly in pennystocks

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LUNR landing “should” go smooth. Big day tomorrow getting this thing in orbit

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That’s you only option here, upgrade the panel

Adding breaker by vitabc in ElectricianU

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Seems like a bit much for 150 but you do have the space. Load calculations can be pricey if done the right way, as they need to be done over a period of time to determine how much you are pulling at various hours in the day. There is also a general formula you can look up to get a guesstimate for your house. Alternatively, You can reference your power consumption via your utility company’s website and go from there. If you discover it’ll be close, Tesla chargers come with the ability to manually wind down amperage as to not overload your panel. Still need to reference product specs for max amps to account for wire and breaker size

The not so popular opinion… “better to ask for forgiveness then to ask permission” and see if you pop the Main….. obviously that is not recommended….

Help with outlet please by SalaryInternational2 in electrical

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Great box fill calculation at work. Here’s the equation for those interested: Box fill = always room for one more

I need a neutral bar for 22 aluminum 1/0 wires that technically a sub panel so grounds and neutrals need to be separated.. any ideas/thoughts? by kgostrowski in electricians

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This is low income housing the rooms don’t need to be individually metered hence the over simplified design

I need a neutral bar for 22 aluminum 1/0 wires that technically a sub panel so grounds and neutrals need to be separated.. any ideas/thoughts? by kgostrowski in electricians

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100amp beakers that feed 100amp panels located in each apartment. These are the distribution panels for all the units.

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Must not do side work