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I am hanging them just a few inches from 12 ft Yes there is one row that would be covered if i had all three of my 10x10 garage doors open at same time.

I have 40x40x12 i purchased a couple of 4 ft 4 bulb t8 lamps today home depot had on sale for $39.97 each! I originally thought of putting 4 rows of 4 evenly spaced but the first two i put up is spaced for 5 rows of 5 Do you think 25 4 ft 4 bulb t8 is way to much?

No trees around that area. I dont have water meter no where around my shop and no metal water lines Is why i ask do i only have to have #6 wire then?

Re: #4 or #6 for ground wire What size ground wire should i use ? My local home depot was out of #4 and he said they didnt show any on order but had #6 . I wonder if no one around here uses #4? The cost difference doesnt matter to me just knowing its right.

I used rigid so that the power co wire could be supported by it instead of adding eye bolt in wall. And because a neighbor gave me a full piece for free!

It threads really easily until that point I just had though it would have tightened all way down in hub Thought i would ask others who have already done it?

I am using 2 inch rigid metal pipe up wall to weatherhead I have a pvc pipe connection through wall connecting meter to main panel I bought some 4/0 4/0 2/0 with a ground listed like mobile home feeder wire i check all the rating markings and it is good in dry or wet location and has uv...

I actually like the idea of the individual wires i just didnt know what wire type Thhn,thhwn,ure etc? The only exposed wire is to the service drop

Thanks I didnt see it by the foot Maybe they have it in my store

http://m.homedepot.com/p/Southwire-4-0-Aluminum-USE-Wire-By-the-Foot-27287290/205001905/

http://http://m.homedepot.com/p/Southwire-4-0-Aluminum-USE-Wire-By-the-Foot-27287290/205001905/ Can you use use for over head service entry?

I thought it had to be w wet rated because of it going to service loop or is the w listing just if its going to be buried? Some around here said they always used the bundled 4/0 canle like sweetbriar? Any thoughts

Ive read about alot of the different meanings but im a little confused Im buying wire today for new 200 amp sevice so i need advice on what cable type wire i need. Ill be running from meter can up to weather head and from Meter can through pvc ****** inside into main panel. I know i need 4/0...

Any one? Thanks!

Before meter but shows height of gable with no overhang so you can advise if you would run rigid above roof or just up to 10-12 ft