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Panel Load Info
Ok, I think I've managed to answer my Second question after doing a little hunting. 44860 / [208 * sqrt(3)] = 125A. So I guess this panel is overloaded per code, 80% load is 120A. I still am unsure what to do about my first question, if someone could please answer that one? Thanks.- jaswild
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- Forum: Electric power & transmission & distribution
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Panel Load Info
First, I've done EE design work before, but it's been awhile and it was all experience based, I don't have a degree. So there are a couple things I've forgotten about loading a panel which I was asked to do recently on a computer job. I have a 150A, 120/208V., 3P, 4W panel, which I've made a...- jaswild
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