This is a 2/0 CU Feeder wire coming into the main subpanel on a 200A service. There are no nicks in the copper wire and from the front side everything looks good.
But upon further inspection, the tiniest bit of wire insulation is under the lug on the back side.
Does this pose any type of...
Hello. New member here. Electrical enthusiast.
I am at a friend's house in the Bahamas and decided to look at the load center in the house, which was built in 1999.
The load center is a 1999 Square D QO Cat. No. QOC24UF.
A 2.0 AWG copper conductor is attached to one of two neutral bars (that...
Hello - I'm looking to help determine how many connections are allowed on my AC disconnect terminal lugs - Eaton DPU22R. I'm not seeing anything in the documentation answering this question. I've contacted their technical support but the person did not know as well. Here is the particular...
Hello. I am doing a campervan conversion and will be doing the wiring shortly. I have some M8 non insulated cable lugs for my different sized cables but some studs on the fuses and the fuse box are M6 and M5. So the M8 lugs are quite large for some connections. Is that an issue? Am I better...
DIY question.
I have been changing old metal socket faceplates to the normal plastic ones. All are working fine except the faceplate of a fused switch. Everything works fine when it isn’t screwed. It is a fused spur for a light in the conservatory.
The light works fine when the screws are off...
I am building a duplex. The service enters the house through the wall of one of the units, where the main panels for both units are located. Then the service lines go inside the walls to the garages of both units, where subpanels with all the breakers are located. At this point the subpanels...
I’m struggling to complete a diy mr cool 36k install for my sister. The last step is to connect 6awg to a terminal block that can’t be 5/16”. The manual says to crimp a “u lug” at the end. I’m assuming that this is what I’ve always called a blade. I have been to electric supply houses, I...
I need to free up space for a 50 amp breaker by combining 2 20 amp into a single tandom breaker. I can not find any information on this model number. Will this lug accept tandem breakers.
Evening everyone
Can anybody help with a situation I have currently underway
As you can see from the pics I need to double up the crimps on each phase but the incomer isn’t large enough to do so and the bolts are too short
Is there anything I can do to allow me to connect the new phases to the...
Hi,
Does anyone know of a way to remove a corroded lug holding the neutral wire to a neutral bar in a meter socket? It’s completely stuck and I'm afraid of breaking the neutral bar if too much force is used, cause then we will have to replace the entire meter socket (it seems like they don't...
No doubt this might sound a bit ---- to some but I think its a fair question: Back boxes - I as I'm sure most people have built up quite a collection over the years. When you look at them there seems to always be a pattern that the M3.5mm adjustment lug is on the opposite side of the box to the...
Well....
I'm after one but struggling to find one that's not in the £££ hundreds... Are they generally this expensive?
I want something that will crimp 25mm and upwards..
Anyone recommend anything?
Is SWA [BS5467] the only type BS or CE or IEC cable that I can direct bury -
not in conduit?
also: is there anything in 17th edition that says I cant put 2 wires in a breaker's
lug if they fit?
How please was I to find that the plasterer had bent back the fixed lug on my KO box. On easing it forward the inevitable happened and it broke off. Does anybody have a good sound solution for this without having to try and replace the whole box.
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Is it a regulation to run a fly lead from the back box to the socket/switch. My point is, what if you had a metal 1 gang switch and you terminated your earth into the earth connection on the switch. I understand that when it's screwed back it would make contact with the metal back via the secure...
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