Metered pole

[Paul 1952]

I'm building a cabin and have a metered pole that has a 50 amp Rv plug below the meter.I would like to run from meter to a 200 amp panel in the cabin and still keep the Rv plug.
Question is: do I use a regular service panel inside or a sub panel?

 

[hj]

It looks like it would be the ONLY panel between the meter and the house so it would be a "regular service panel".

 

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[Paul 1952]

It looks like it would be the ONLY panel between the meter and the house so it would be a "regular service panel".

I was planning on installing the panel , running the service wiring underground thru conduit to the box under the meter then having an electrician make the final connection.
So regular ,200 amp service panel will work?

 

[Paul 1952]

It looks like it would be the ONLY panel between the meter and the house so it would be a "regular service panel".

Posted pictures . Conduit on lower right used to be for a mobile home.

 

[Reach4]

If the main panel is in the cabin, you would have to run 3 wires plus ground from that panel back to feed the RV outlet on the pole in addition to the feed from the pole to the cabin.

If you put a small outdoor main panel on the pole, that could feed the outlet and also feed the subpanel in the cabin. You would need a good earth ground system at the pole, and you would run 4 wires including ground to the subpanel.

 

[Paul 1952]

If the main panel is in the cabin, you would have to run 3 wires plus ground from that panel back to feed the RV outlet on the pole in addition to the feed from the pole to the cabin.

If you put a small outdoor main panel on the pole, that could feed the outlet and also feed the subpanel in the cabin. You would need a good earth ground system at the pole, and you would run 4 wires including ground to the subpanel.

Thanks