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Hello Inspectors: My name is Fred. I'm an electrical educator and I am looking forward to learning and assisting when ever possible.

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Looking forward to the edumication.

Welcome aboard

Originally Posted by Fred Warner

Hello Inspectors: My name is Fred. I'm an electrical educator and I am looking forward to learning and assisting when ever possible.

Got any "Sub-panels"?

Welcome aboard.

Originally Posted by Vern Heiler

Got any "Sub-panels"?

Welcome aboard.

Funny you should ask. To my knowledge, this term is not in the NEC. I much prefer the term "remote panelboard".

Originally Posted by Ted Menelly

Looking forward to the edumication.

Welcome aboard

Your language is too copius for my diminutive sagacity. Thanks for the Welcome.

Originally Posted by Fred Warner

Funny you should ask. To my knowledge, this term is not in the NEC. I much prefer the term "remote panelboard".

Well I'll be, another one of 'us' ... do not know you, but ... I have been saying the same thing for some many years that I finally made an Avatar and made one just for that: If you go in one of those, and the panel looks like that, you are truly looking at a "sub panel".

By 'us" I mean one who recognizes that there are no "subpanels", "sub panels", "mainpanels" or "main panels", just ... "panels".

Originally Posted by Fred Warner

Funny you should ask. To my knowledge, this term is not in the NEC. I much prefer the term "remote panelboard".

Hot Dang we gonna have some fun with you... O-Boy...

Welcome glad to have.............you... sorry about that

Best

Ron

Originally Posted by Ron Bibler

Hot Dang we gonna have some fun with you... O-Boy...

Welcome glad to have.............you... sorry about that

Best

Ron

Nice to be aboard. Thanks for the Welcome.

Originally Posted by Jerry Peck

Well I'll be, another one of 'us' ... do not know you, but ... I have been saying the same thing for some many years that I finally made an Avatar and made one just for that: If you go in one of those, and the panel looks like that, you are truly looking at a "sub panel".

By 'us" I mean one who recognizes that there are no "subpanels", "sub panels", "mainpanels" or "main panels", just ... "panels".

And let's not forget that danged old "fuse box"! What would that avatar look like?.....a box of fuses?

Originally Posted by Fred Warner

And let's not forget that danged old "fuse box"! What would that avatar look like?.....a box of fuses?

How about old fashioned fuses for dynamite laying on a box of ... dynamite ... "fuse" "box" for sure?

The almighty "Google" says there is such a thing.

I googled the term fuse box.

Guess what?

fuse box - Google Image Search

Rick:

Please pass these fuse boxes out to everbody on this thread . . .

And here's a sub panel . . .

Originally Posted by Fred Warner

Funny you should ask. To my knowledge, this term is not in the NEC. I much prefer the term "remote panelboard".

Give it some time, I have a feeling that when enough people use the word sub panel, it will be included.

Right now I'm trying to change "Bathroom exhaust fan" to "Fart Fan".

Originally Posted by Jerry Peck

By 'us" I mean one who recognizes that there are no "subpanels", "sub panels", "mainpanels" or "main panels", just ... "panels".

What, no service panels either. I'm going to have to go back and take that ITA class again. The first three time I took those classes, they told me there is a thing called a service panel. Man, I'm glad they told me I can go back as many times as I want at no extra charge.