Recent content by madpenguin

I'd recommend the IEC program myself... http://www.ieci.org/index.mv?screen=BecElect&xsub=1 2 nights a week in-class for 4 years along with on-the-job training with an electrical contractor til your journeyman certified. Do one more year for a total of 5 and take another test and you can...

Thanks for the replies. I've already decided that's the course of action to take. Can't legally pull the meters and no disconnect means I'd have to disconnect/tape each leg and work hot. Not really comfortable doing that. But just for curiosities sake, would anyone care to comment on what's...

Greets all. This might get a little complicated trying to explain but I'll do my best... I live in an old house that is split up into 4 units. The service panels are in pretty bad shape IMO. 3 units have been upgraded with newer panels but one unit still has a circa 1920's "lever" disconnect...