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Replace Indoor Sub-Panel and Wire

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MASTER ELECTRICIAN DAD TEACHES HIS SON A 200 AMP SERVICE!

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What happens here

The old, multi-disconnect system within the building needs to be replaced with a single, modern main panel. The video shows a time-lapse of the old Edison 100 AMP sub-panel being removed and a new 100 AMP sub-panel being installed. This involves disconnecting all old wiring, removing the old panel, mounting the new panel, and then re-routing and connecting all branch circuits to the new breakers in the updated panel. The internal wiring connections within the new panel are then torqued to ensure secure and safe electrical contacts.

Goal: Upgrade the indoor electrical distribution with a new 100 AMP sub-panel.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill Milwaukee — Mounting the new panel and securing wiring
  • New 100 AMP Sub-Panel — Upgrading the indoor electrical distribution
  • Torque Wrench/Screwdriver — Ensuring proper torque on all electrical connections
  • New Circuit Breakers — Overcurrent protection for individual circuits

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bug, the two hots in the neutral. Now, here's my brother Ken. He was doing um we had another project in for the customer. He was replacing a sub panel. And uh here I just put it on a time lapse and just to show you guys the amount of work that is required when you know replacing panels, whether it's a main panel or a sub panel, you know, um a lot of work goes in into it. So, I'm showing you guys uh that's me, guys. I'm actually just taking out the knockouts for the panel for the breakers. You know, I'm an apprentice. So, and yeah, that's pretty much it, guys. Um yeah, we're going to continue and show you guys more

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