AKA Sub-Panel

**Sam Morris** · 11-12-2014, 04:53 PM

Does anyone see anything wrong with this 100 amp downstream service panel ? Aren't the neutral and grounds suppose to be separated in a aka sub-panel ? Thanks in advance

**John Kogel** · 11-12-2014, 08:04 PM

Yes he should have installed a grounding bus on the back of the panel box for the grounding conductors.

He should have provided grounding to the panel box with a 4th conductor. It is all wrong.

**Rollie Meyers** · 11-12-2014, 10:59 PM

In addition to being wrong because of not having a equipment grounding conductor, the Siemens breakers in that GE panel do not belong there.

**Dwight Doane** · 11-13-2014, 05:23 AM

the Siemens breakers in that GE panel do not belong there.[/QUOTE]

We need to call you Hawk eye . what are you using that allowed you to enlarge the photo from the screen , or do have to save it then open it another application ?

**Brian Tilton** · 11-13-2014, 02:49 PM

Originally Posted by Sam Morris

Does anyone see anything wrong with this 100 amp downstream service panel ? Aren't the neutral and grounds suppose to be separated in a aka sub-panel ? Thanks in advance

The service feed to the panel box is only two wire wire with a ground, it should be three wire with a ground.

**Mike Borchardt** · 11-13-2014, 05:20 PM

Originally Posted by Dwight Doane

the Siemens breakers in that GE panel do not belong there.

We need to call you Hawk eye . what are you using that allowed you to enlarge the photo from the screen , or do have to save it then open it another application ?[/QUOTE]

Right click on the picture. In the drop down menu select "save picture as". Save the picture in (Pictures) on your computer. Open the (Pictures) on you computer and you can then zoom in on it.

**John Kogel** · 11-13-2014, 07:39 PM

Originally Posted by Mike Borchardt

We need to call you Hawk eye . what are you using that allowed you to enlarge the photo from the screen , or do have to save it then open it another application ?

Right click on the picture. In the drop down menu select "save picture as". Save the picture in (Pictures) on your computer. Open the (Pictures) on you computer and you can then zoom in on it.

From Brian I got this - Open the pic on your desktop and use 'cntrl' and '+' to zoom.