Recent content by Tim Schoenhals

Yes, there is metal conduit that runs on the roof between the disconnect box and the panel. So would the grounding bushing need to go on the opening from the conduit from the disconnect panel? Thanks for the replies everyone. I think I'm starting to understand what it needs. I think I also...

After looking a little closer, the neutral bar and the bar that has the grounds on it are connected together through that black horizontal bar and both are isolated from the panel. There is continuity between the neutral and the box.... i guess because they are bonded at the main panel.

The panel with one breaker is the main panel with the service entrance. Each leg is 120v and the one with the white stripe is neutral.

I just changed the picture for something with better light and I moved that pull string.

I just realized that it does look that way. That is actually a pull string that looped up there from another conduit. There are only the 3 large wires coming in there.

Hello, I just moved my shop to a new location here in sunny North Hollywood CA and was looking over the electrical panel and noticed there is no ground wire coming in from the service entrance. There is a 200 amp main on the outside rear wall and that feeds the inside panel about 30 feet away...