Electrical panel location

[Sam Morris]

Does this mean the electrical panel is supposed to be located inside ? Please don't call me a dummy.

[David Wigger]

Does this mean the electrical panel is supposed to be located inside ? Please don't call me a dummy.
I would say yes, that is a flush mount interior panel.

[Jim Port]

That panel is not for use outside. It does not have a 3R rating. It also looks too high.

[Jerry Peck]

Is the label on the cover, on on the panel enclosure itself? I see the photo showing a label on the inside of the cover door, but is that the label in the photo?

If on the cover, maybe the panel enclosure itself may ... may ... may be suitable for use outdoors with the appropriate cover.

Of course, if that label is on the cover ... the panel may be some other brand and that label may not even be applicable to what is behind the cover. Maybe there is another label on the enclosure behind the cover?

Just raising some possibilities.

You got that switch and receptacle, presumably.

[Sam Morris]

The label pictured is on the inside (on the panel door)

[Gunnar Alquist]

Sam,

I suspect you already figured out that the label tells enough of the story to make a recommendation.

[John Dirks Jr]

That panel is not for use outside. It does not have a 3R rating. It also looks too high.

So what is the max height for a breaker or disconnect? Is it 6'7"?

[Bill Kriegh]

6'7" to the center of the grip of the operating handle.

[Bob Ozbirn]

So this panel is too high??:p