Hello everyone. I am looking for a little bit of conformation on the addition of a sub panel to detached garage. It'll be attached to the house panel via 60 amp breaker. From there I am running 3 #6 thhn wire in conduit with a #8 ground connected at house panel 55 ft to sub panel. I'll have two ground rods outside of sub panel garage. 100 amp main breaker in 125amp sub panel. The grounds and neutrals separated in sub panel. Am I missing anything? Sounds to easy to be all there.
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Fitter30
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Looks good to me.
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Cool calculator! But usually I draw a diagram so that it is visually clear and then I do all the calculations!Looks good to me.
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Just seems like I missed something. I have read a lot of post here about panels and what not. Thanks for respondingLooks good to me.
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