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I am testing at the main panel, the wires come into the panel through a single conduit

I feel the same way. That's partly why I wanted to write it out to "disconnect the jumper" before turning power on, so I can use it as check list and not forget to do it.

Wouldn't installing a jumper across the hot and neutral at a receptacle be doing the same thing in my case? The panel hot wire goes to the receptacle - the jumper connects it to the neutral wire at the receptacle - the neutral wire goes back to the panel, making one complete wire that can be...

I need to swap a normal breaker with a GFCI, problem is there is about 5 circuits coming from the same conduit and the neutrals are not labeled. So I need to figure out which is the correct neutral to connect to the gfci breaker, will this work: -Turn off panel main breaker -Discount all...

Thanks for the pics MJK. I saw the slots on mine and figured it had something to do with locking in place, but mine does not have the pin - but it looks like the holes are there for it so maybe I'll try to make something up that will work

Inspector wants to see it anywhere its exposed. The ground is coming out through the stucco from the crawl space to the rod, and looping back into the crawl space to go to the next rod

Anyone know where to get a ground rod clamp that has a clamp on both sides for armored cable? Looks just like this one https://www.homedepot.com/p/RACO-1-2-in-1-in-Bronze-Ground-Clamp-C6BAG1R/202941353 except it has an armored clamp on both sides of the wire clamp, for a continuous wire run...

I'll verify that it is THWN before we give it a go, is the conduit fill effected since the 4 wires are in a jacket? The plan is to use 1 1/4", should I step up to 1 1/2"?

Is tray cable ok to use for residential? Buddy got some cheap from a job leftover and wants to use it for a sub panel in a detached garage. It would go from the main through 60' of conduit (20' buried in rigid). https://www.wireandcableyourway.com/4-3c-thhn-pvc-tray-cable-with-ground

Jet 8" Bench Grinder for $270, everywhere else sells it for $350 https://www.lowes.com/pd/Jet-JET-JBG-8A-8-in-Stationary-Workshop-Table-Top-Bench-Grinder-Without-Stand/5001998613 Anyone have this grinder? How do you like it? All the reviews say it runs super smooth

The NM is in the crawl space The panel isn't permitted and is missing the 2 grounding rods. The garage is also dry walled - I'm figuring its cheaper/easier to gut it and add the terminal blocks than to run ground cable through the walls and add grounding rods.

Thanks Rinspeed, I can find wegos for 4g wire so I will get the terminal blocks

I am trying to figure out how to connect 4g wire to 12g wire in house wiring Situation: Looks like someone was planning to install a sub panel in the garage, but never finished- -The sub panel is in the garage wired with both hots to the breaker legs, and has a neutral and ground to there own...

nothing as heavy as a car, its along a walk way so people, animals, nothing over a few hundred pounds

Not sure if this is the right place to ask: I am looking for a floor grate to cover the walk way in front of a crawl space (exactly like the one in the pic) Seems like something that would be a standard size and easy to find, but I'v tried googling all kinds of things and couldn't come up with...

I just came in possession of the same reel. Does yours ratchet lock in place? On mine, the cord always retracts unless i hook it to something. The old sales flyer says it has the option to ratchet lock, but I can't figure out how to activate it. Any ideas?

agree on the brands, McMaster has them too. different styles as well https://www.mcmaster.com/gfci-converters/

Pressure washers usually have the gfci on the plug GFCI plug and inline add on https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P3H36KV/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Do you have a link to the LEDs you used?

Tarmy - what type of cord is that? Did you use 10 or 12 gauge?