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3 wire sub panel only 2 120v outlets
Thank you... darn. It doesn't look like you can modify the breaker to accept a larger neutral wire.. if that scenario did work, would you still bond the neutral and ground (since their is a GFI at the main panel)? Next question or option, to make sure their is a ground back to the service...- Tubecatgs
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3 wire sub panel only 2 120v outlets
A friend of mine has a detached garage (200 feet from the house/service panel) with a newer Square D 100 amp Homeline sub panel that was never hooked up. Running to the sub panel from the service panel are only (3) 6 gauge aluminum (Erskine I think they call it) direct burial wires. I think...
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