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Dave M.
- Jan 1, 1970
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At a garage with an antiquated electrical service, a buddy wired an old 2
pole switch box ( I hope with fusing ) to a disconnect that is just after
the watt hour meter. The switch box supplies a 240 volt compressor. I don't
know if the main disconnect has fusing in it to protect the Romex from the
switch. So, my concern is that there is no protection for that short Romex.
Aren't branch services ( panels or boxes ) supposed to have conductor
protection at the source of power?
I run branch services off a two pole breaker rated to protect the
conductors leading to the panel.
Dave M.
pole switch box ( I hope with fusing ) to a disconnect that is just after
the watt hour meter. The switch box supplies a 240 volt compressor. I don't
know if the main disconnect has fusing in it to protect the Romex from the
switch. So, my concern is that there is no protection for that short Romex.
Aren't branch services ( panels or boxes ) supposed to have conductor
protection at the source of power?
I run branch services off a two pole breaker rated to protect the
conductors leading to the panel.
Dave M.