ZRX1040
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Edit: Found what I needed, Thx.
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Sub panel from a sub panel?
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brokenknee
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Just curious, is it allowed?
Was curious if it was acceptable. I have a 200a house panel with the old 100a house panel as a sub in the garage. Wanted to know if it was acceptable to run a 60 from the garage to the new garage or would I need to come from the house. Easier access and empty spaces in the current garage panel. Looks to be ok from what I can tell...according to what I found online anyway. If it's on the net it must be true.
I'm not up on current Michigan residential codes. (separate ground and neutral buss and install ground rods at each buildings panel.)
Cant remember exactly where i saw it. If any licensed MI electricans can verify it would be appreceated.
I'm not up on current Michigan residential codes. (separate ground and neutral buss and install ground rods at each buildings panel.)Cant remember exactly where i saw it. If any licensed MI electricans can verify it would be appreceated.
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pattenp
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There are no NEC restrictions on the actual fact of running a subpanel from a subpanel. You just need to follow the proper installation requirements and overall load limitations.