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Join Date: Oct 2007
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Grnd Or No Grnd
i'm installing a service for a friend of mine who's building a strawbale house
the local utility requires a meter socket and disconnect at the pole. the pole is 100' from the house. i put up a combination disc/can and as required 2 grnd rods and # 4 str. stapled up the pole, this goes to the grnd rods and the disc. the disconnect is also a small panel where at the bottom of the bus you land the wires going to the house, (200 amp can/disc) my question is a simple one, do i run a grnd to the house along with the feeders? (question of paralleling or the use of neutral + grnd) or set two grnd rods outside the house and, would you put a disconnect on the house or just a main breaker on the panel inside..... thanks for any advice |
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Electrical Contractor
Trade: Electrical
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: NY State
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Re: Grnd Or No Grnd
I have to strongly say, if you are doing this for someone else these are things you should know already. Are you an electrician or a GC?
Typically we would not run a ground with the lateral from a pole service to a house. The disconnect/main breaker panel issue are locally dictated. Does your area require an outside disconnect?
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Trade: Electrical; Commercial and Residential Service
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Central PA
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Re: Grnd Or No Grnd
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