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No disconnect on shop

uscarry45

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My fuse panel doesn’t have a main shutoff only individual circuit breakers. I know I could replace the entire panel. Are their other options?
 
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Noltz

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You want to replace your entire panel? Or you're just doing some circuit work?

Open the panel.
I betcha one of those breakers is your main. My sub boxes look like there's no main, but two of the regular bays are ******* by the main.
I bet Kay is right.
 

dave*99

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You titled this thread "No Disconnect on Shop" Is the panel in the shop a subpanel? The main panel would have a breaker that would disconnect the shop subpanel if that were the case.
 
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My fuse panel doesn’t have a main shutoff only individual circuit breakers. I know I could replace the entire panel. Are their other options?

What are you trying to fix?

Is this an actual fuse panel, or breakers?

If breaker, how many are in the box?

House or garage?

If garage, is it attached or detached to the house?
 
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uscarry45

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This is a breaker panel that was installed by previous owner in a workshop comes directy from meter on power pole in the yard
 

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I betcha one of those breakers is your main. My sub boxes look like there's no main, but two of the regular bays are ******* by the main.
And if the OP's panel is not already set up this way, he may be able to get a breaker hold down and use this approach.
 
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