zhaddock
Well-known member
We just bought a new house with a two car attached garage. Currently there is only one outlet in the garage. It is a GFCI that is on the same circuit as every other GFCI in the house. Kitchen, bathrooms all of them. They are tied into a GFCI breaker on the main panel. I would like to leave that outlet be and set up a sub panel in the garage which will have capacity for 4 to 6 outlets, 2-4 shop lights, 220v plug for welder and, 220 plug for future compressor. I use all the usual toys wood working lathe, table saw, small metal lathe, drill press etc. The main panel is 200 amp and there is already a 50 amp breaker running a 220v feed for a hot tub that is no longer there. How many amps should I run to the sub panel? Would 50 be enough for what I want to do? If so I could easily re route the hot tub feed to serve my purpose but, I don't know if 50 amps will cut it.
Thanks!
Zach
Thanks!
Zach