Inspecting an Electrical Panel - How I Do It

I enjoyed the video great information. One thing I see is the Square D breakers in the GE panel.

I like the detailed information. Very helpful!!👍🏼

Thank you. Informative

So what is the correct fix for the double tap neutral for the sub panel? Where else holds it? Or can you buy another bus specifically for grounding this?

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Yeah ,square d , Murray and GE circuit breakers 😅

Good info. You missed the strand for the bottom ground wire on the right side that didn't get secured.

Directly below where the panel is grounded at the bar, the multi-stranded wire attached to the lowest connector has a free and unsecured strand. Would this be recommend for correction since it is not fully secured under the bar?

What about the Square D breakers in a GE panel.

Where can i get this kind of panel

Apparently you don't fully understand electricity. If you touch that panel and think thats a valid test, you are wrong/false assurance. #1. The panel is covered in a durable non conductive weather resitant paint. #2. You aren't grounded, how could you know if the cabinet is hot. While standing with rubber soled footwear, and not touching anything with a low enough resistance. You can hold a hot wire in your hand and nothing happens, just like abird on a powerline. The second you touch anything with a path back to the neutral of the feeding transformer, you get zapped. And you are right with the back of the hand. We use grounded systems these days there is a ground wire/rod at the transformer and another at the service. So if you kneel down, it goes through you, through the dirt, then to the neutral of the xfmr.

Interesting, but where is your PPE? No ARC protection or gloves? Not safe.

Groan!!!

Lord have mercy someone is stealing my electricity on top of my pothead😮

My panel doesn't have a cover

You FAILED TO CLEARLY SHOW WHICH WIRES GO TO THE GROUNDING WATER PIPE IN THE HOUSE OR AN OUTDOOR GROUNDING ROD. THAT INFURIATES ME.