[jwjrw]

Uh.....Want to be more specific?...

Where should we start.... Ive only done 400 on resi and they make a 400a can but dont you ct a 600a?

 

[jwjrw]

ok its a residential service and it gonna be a new house build
i wanna know the type of wire where to buy it and how to install it
like step for step

You dont sound like a licensed electrician with the step by step

 

[jwjrw]

I've never done anything bigger than a 400 myself, but I'm sure I could figure it out. You want step by step instructions , sounds like a diy question to me.

Ive done some huge huge big a** houses that a 400 was too much for.

 

[jwjrw]

well not step by step but a little help on what to buy and how much different is it from a 200 amp

If it is even 600 amp first call poco and find out if it has to be ct'd

 

[jwjrw]

whats poco?

Some power companys will require anything over a 400a to be ct I believe.
Or maybe everyone I have seen has been ct.

 

[jwjrw]

maybe its is ct

Without the load calcs you have no idea what you need. Seeing as how they want a 600(assuming the gc has a clue) price a 600 after you find out from poco what they require on their end and go from there.
Im not sure if they make a resi metercan over 380 or 400 amps.

 

[jwjrw]

:laughing:Ok.

I think I was accused of using your just a hack hacking things up BUT
I added all you inspectors with your fancy learning.:thumbsup:
I didnt realize I stole it many apoliges if indeed you are the owner of the hack phrase.

 

[jwjrw]

Here it is, this baby is HUGE, I can see the need for all the juice.

No thats cousin BILLY and BOBBYS resort and vacation spot!:laughing:

 

[jwjrw]

I'd like to know what's going on too? :confused1: Why would anyone need to close this thread?

My guess is someone is pretending to be DUMB to make us say what an idiot.:thumbsup: