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- 320A Resi Pedestal Service | Information by Electrical Professionals . . .
The pedestal will have a 320 amp meter socket and (2) -200 amp main breaker disconnects (2) - 2" Seperate conduits from each disconnect to the house Do I still need 2 disconnects on the house or can the conduit go straight inside to the (2) 200 amp main breaker panels
- Wavepro Seat Pedestal - Michigan Sportsman Forum
Does anyone have experience with a Wavepro seat pedestal? I'm thinking of getting one but want to know if they are worth the money I currently don't have any physicla ailments, but am also not trying to throw my back out in rough water Also, are there any other companies that make similar
- One family dwelling RV attachment receptacle!
Thus could be affected by the standalone pedestal then vs mounted on side of dwelling then as well What code section would provide relief from the GFCI requirement for a pedestal located at a dwelling?
- 230. 71 and RV parks | Information by Electrical Professionals for . . .
Each pedestal is its own structure technically, but 225 will allow up to 6 switches 230 only applied to service equipment, but if the pedestals were suitable as service equipment they would require some sort of main breaker since 2020, the MLO and 6 switch rule is no longer allowed
- Cutting an aluminum boat pedestal post | Michigan Sportsman Forum
I have a boat seat pedestal that needs cutting to shorten It's the Springfield adjustable butt seat type post Tried cutting it with a hacksaw and smoothing the edges but it will not go into the base It's just to rough even after emery cloth and polishing Looks like it would need water jet or
- 400 Amp Meter Main Pedestal | Information by Electrical Professionals . . .
I will be wiring a new home with a 400 amp service The meter pedestal will be around 20 feet from the pad mounted transformer We are responsible for the conduit and wiring from the transformer to the pedestal The meter pedestal will be max 50 feet from the home so we will not need another
- RV site requirements | Information by Electrical Professionals for . . .
Is it required to have a ground rod at each 50 30 20 RV pedestal Yes While not always enforced 250 32 requires a grounding electrode for any building or structure supplied by a feeder
- max current for RV pedestals? | Information by Electrical Professionals . . .
The key may be in the definition of "continuous load" Even though the pedestal may be loaded to the hilt, in a 3 hour period there is going to be some equipment cycle often enough for the load to be considered non-continuous The NEC has taken into account that "roughing-it" now often includes HVAC units and increased the load calculations on 50 amp RV spots from 9600 va to 12000 va
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