RE: Electrical sub panel

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In Reply to: Electrical sub panel posted by tmsorosk on February 16, 2011 at 06:20:34:

I have not done it. Having said that, Not sure why anyone would want to go with the sub panel option, unless they ran out of room in their main panel. All you are going to do is add more contact points and some extra wiring between the source and load.

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Topic - Electrical sub panel - tmsorosk 06:20:34 02/16/11 (4)

RE: Electrical sub panel - unclestu 12:00:12 03/07/11 (0)

RE: Electrical sub panel - mcgjohn@yahoo.com 10:09:29 03/07/11 (2)

RE: Electrical sub panel - tmsorosk 10:48:16 03/07/11 (1)

RE: Electrical sub panel - mcgjohn@yahoo.com 10:26:07 03/15/11 (0)

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RE: Electrical sub panel - tmsorosk 10:48:16 03/07/11 (1)

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