Dressing and Connecting Individual Circuit Wires

is neutral. This is neutral. I see you got that ground bar, right? And what I'll do is I will dress these wires. Push these over and dress them. Now, you could come on the other side. You can dress these up. Put some tie wraps on here. So, again, sub panel. Now, this feed is actually coming from the solar inverters out in the shop. So, that's going to feed this panel. And anything in this panel is what we need to stay on an emergency. You see here, I've got my refrigerator, got the microwave, refrigerator, I got the family room outlets, I got a bunch of outlets. I'm These are all lighting. And that way, the power goes out. Yeah, that makes sense. So, those white wires, the white wires you're holding your hand right there, those are going on the neutral bar, which is This is the neutral bar. It can either go I can go on either side, but you know what? I'm going on this side because I'm wide open, right? I already did populated some on this side. Yeah. So, I'm going to use this side now. Now, it doesn't matter. It really doesn't matter where you go. I can put the neutral here on this screw. I could put the neutral on this screw. It does not matter. But what does matter is trying to make it as neat as possible. So, what I'm going to do is just keep my wires in the bundle. I got a lot of screws. wide open. So, it's really safe for me just to kind of fold up and make a general clip to show you