i opened up a box today that contained a 125 amp MLO 3 phase panel today , i went to install it and suprised when i pulled the cover off of the panel . it didnt have what i would refer to as main lugs
to me main lugs are at the end of the bus . this panel did not have those but had feed through lugs on the first three stabs which royaly screwed me over as i needed those spaces . is this a normal thing for CH 3 phase MLO panels ? i have installed plenty of br series single phase MLO and they had the lugs at the end of the bus
LOL you're just sheltered. I have seen them like that before, and also in ITE/Murray, and Westinghouse. In fact I think I have one of those lug-to-bus-stabs in my junkpile.
LOL you're just sheltered. I have seen them like that before, and also in ITE/Murray, and Westinghouse. In fact I think I have one of those lug-to-bus-stabs in my junkpile.
it really screwed my day , i needed the guts out of the 3phase panel
to replace them in a single phase panel , the single phase panel was a BR 12/24 and the 3 phase was a 12/24 the cans were the same size everything was good except i lost the 3 spaces for the bus lug pos
i opened up a box today that contained a 125 amp MLO 3 phase panel today , i went to install it and suprised when i pulled the cover off of the panel . it didnt have what i would refer to as main lugs
to me main lugs are at the end of the bus . this panel did not have those but had feed through lugs on the first three stabs which royaly screwed me over as i needed those spaces . is this a normal thing for CH 3 phase MLO panels ? i have installed plenty of br series single phase MLO and they had the lugs at the end of the bus
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