This Panel Passed

[inspector_anatol]

This service panel was just recently installed and permit approved. It appears to have been moved from another location...

Panel screws

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Missing Anti-Oxidant Paste

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Un-Protected Openings

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[Jack Davenport]

The screws are wrong as they are not the correct cover screws that came with the cover

The missing knockouts are wrong also

The lack of De-ox ? Not a code requirement or a manufactures requirement. Just a Personal choice.

[Jeff Remas]

Panel covers are normally off for the final inspection and the code official can only assume they will be placing the correct screws into the panel cover.

NoLox is not a code requirement

The empty holed need some blanks.

All in all, an easy fix.

[Brandon Whitmore]

What's that wire between the hot/ ground on the right side of the picture?

[Jim Port]

What's that wire between the hot/ ground on the right side of the picture?

That is one of the ground wires going to possibly the water line or a ground rod.

[Brandon Whitmore]

Quote: Originally posted by Brandon Whitmore

What's that wire between the hot/ ground on the right side of the picture?



That is one of the ground wires going to possibly the water line or a ground rod.

My bad for not using the proper terminology or writing clearly Jim.

I mean the aluminum strand of wire that is between the GEC (copper ground), and the ungrounded conductor (service wire)

It's on the right side of the photo, and if it wasn't so long I would think it was a loose strand that almost contacts the ground.

[Jack Davenport]

looks like a piece of scrap insulation from one of the branch circuits