Commercial Property Electrical Inspection at InterNACHI's Pennsylvania House of Horrors®

Follow Rob Claus, CMI®, as he performs a commercial electrical inspection at InterNACHI's Pennsylvania House of Horrors®. He starts at the building's exterior to identify and inspect the main electrical service. Then, he moves to the interior to assess the electrical equipment in the electrical room and discusses other electrical elements found throughout the building, including open junction boxes, defective outlets, missing switch plates, etc. Visit CCPIA.org for more information about commercial property inspections.

[@ivanbehnam7822]

Thank you for inf

[@juanherrejon8528]

Great video, I been watching all your videos. Learn so much… keep up the great work.

[@danieljurca2113]

All day long, guys!

[@thomasmarable6818]

How can you get 240 volts from a 120/208 system

[@j.olivier5155]

If both secondary panels are 225 amps and the main is 400 amps, isn't it underrated?

[@brickkickeruniversity4698]

The panels are not cumulative. So long as no panel branching off of the main disconnect is not larger than 60% of the main the number of panels should not influence the system.

[@drummingbad9358]

Is there another video? cuts out end

[@thomasmarable6818]

He is wrong, you can feed a 400 amp panel with a 225 amp breaker but you can't feed a 225amp panel with a 400amp breaker.

[@robclaus-lx6my]

Thank you for your comment. The purpose of this video was to show the ComSOP method for inspecting a commercial panel. As part of that inspection was to verify the overcurrent protection. We apologize if there was any miscommunication.