200A underground service upgrade

Apr 27, 2011   //   by Robert Monk   //   Commercial Electric, Job Roll, Residential Renovation  //  No Comments

This was a straightforward 200A service upgrade job on the service side, but a nest of badly labeled branch circuit conductors in a shared raceway (3/4″ conduit) made re-connection at the new service disconnect/breaker panel more difficult than it could have been.

I include a GFCI receptacle with service equipment replacements/upgrades, and in this case I also installed a switched utility service light to facilitate finding breakers or further work at the service disconnect/distribution breaker panel location.

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