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    Can 150 Amp panel handle a 90 amp sub, a 50 amp sub, and a 60amp sub panel?

    Ok, a question about the main service to my house I currently have a 125 Amp Eaton combo meter breaker panel for our main service. Currently, the panel feeds a 60 sub-panel for our kitchen/back end of the house, a 90 amp sub panel for our garage inlaw, and a few other basic circuits (lights...
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    SER vs NM-B cable for 90 amp sub-panel

    The garage is attached. The cable would go through the crawl space under the house to the garage then through a stud cavity into the garage attic across part of the garage and drop down in another stud cavity to the sub-panel.
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    SER vs NM-B cable for 90 amp sub-panel

    I am converting my garage to a small apartment for my brother to live in. Based on load calculations the max draw is 72-80 amps, so I am going to install a 90 amp subpanel to service the garage apartment I believe I need a 4-4-4-6 SER cable to run from my main panel (125 amps) to the garage...
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    Help with adding a 100amp sub-panel for my garage

    Loads for the garage should be roughly 78amps.
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    Help with adding a 100amp sub-panel for my garage

    Looking for some advice. I have a 125amp main panel with a single breaker currently running the garage electrical. I am looking to run a 100amp sub-panel in my attached garage instead. While I currently have 2 open breakers in the panel (they are not next to each other), the new sub-panel will...
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