Hey Frank, just a couple of things: (1) At approximately 4:35 into your video you said "the 20 amp is the 20 gauge wire". That's not correct. A 20 amp circuit needs to be 12 AWG (gauge) wire. The cross-sectional area of 12 AWG wire is larger than 14 AWG wire, which means it has a higher current rating. (2) An alternative solution to use if the circuits are not overloaded is an electrical pigtail with a third wire. The third wire is then connected to the breaker as a single tap. Keep up the good work, I appreciate your videos.
Gracias por todos tus vídeos son de muchísima ayuda, oye un pregunta, tienes un power Max en tu food truck? Creo que el mío dejó de trabajar, hay algún modo de probarlo? No prende, y ya no encendió mi AC, y los outlets de un lado de mi trailer, por favor déjame saber si sabes algo al respecto, o kizas deba comprar uno nuevo, gracias saludos!!!
what is the solution for double tapped neutrals when not enough neutral screws are available in the panel and all the grounds have been routed to a separate ground bus bar?
Frank, do I need a a main breaker/switch for my main lug panel? Problem is, I have an 8 space panel and I need the 8 spaces but didn’t consider the main breaker….if I need the main breaker that leaves me with 6 spaces. I’m assuming the mini breakers will get me back to 8 k no?
I saw video of an electrician adding an extra neutral bar to the panel. Is this legal what he is doing here? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Kyc0dlZ-u8o.htmlsi=tQEKQnRh_D7H6XP8
