In my neck of the woods the inspectors want the 2x4s to be in the direction of line tension. IOW, the bottom end pointing toward the street feed. They also want them secured more than half way up the mast. Suggestion: if the top of the 2x4s were secured with a piece of threaded rod through elongated holes you could lay the whole assembly flat for storage and fold out the legs when in use. Cut the 2x4s the same length as the bottom of the mast and that will give you a 4-5 foot base in front of the mast / pole.
Yes, because it is the first means of disconnection. That's why sub panels are not bonded, as they are fed by the main panel. Also if you have a outdoor Main disconnect installed your original inside panel is now considered in effect a "sub panel" by code, as it is no longer the first means of disconnection. The green bonding screw will be removed and the neutrals and grounds are separated and put on different terminal bars. Now the bonding screw will be installed in the outdoor disconnect, as it is now the new first point of disconnection.
Love your videos man short and very informative
In my neck of the woods the inspectors want the 2x4s to be in the direction of line tension. IOW, the bottom end pointing toward the street feed. They also want them secured more than half way up the mast. Suggestion: if the top of the 2x4s were secured with a piece of threaded rod through elongated holes you could lay the whole assembly flat for storage and fold out the legs when in use. Cut the 2x4s the same length as the bottom of the mast and that will give you a 4-5 foot base in front of the mast / pole.
So you used a larger circuit as the main circuit breaker for the panel by plugging the hot wires into it instead of the panel?
Can you connect a solar array to a temporary power pole breaker cabinet?
Would love to see a video on code requirements for a solar array.
I love your videos! Thanks for all the time you spend to make these.
Do you know of a video dealing with a power pedestal for a food truck installation, NEC rules regulations anything you can think of to help.
In that panel the Nuetral and the ground are bonded together ?
Yes, because it is the first means of disconnection. That's why sub panels are not bonded, as they are fed by the main panel. Also if you have a outdoor Main disconnect installed your original inside panel is now considered in effect a "sub panel" by code, as it is no longer the first means of disconnection. The green bonding screw will be removed and the neutrals and grounds are separated and put on different terminal bars. Now the bonding screw will be installed in the outdoor disconnect, as it is now the new first point of disconnection.
What fee are you talking about? Who and why are you charging them and then reclaiming. Great video I like the content
They are charging them a ‘rental fee’ so they can take it and use it again for the next customer. Easy money😉
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Why not just use a gas generator? That’s what my neighbors doing.
Noise and it's expensive to run. Construction is noisy, but even worse with a generator running all day.
True. But how much does it cost the electric pole way? @@jdaz5462