Originally Posted By: jpope This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
What’s your question Pat? Ground clearance?
As this is not the service equipment, the only requirement I am aware of would be with regards to its accessibility.
I am assuming there was a service disconnect at the meter and SE. The panel pictured would be the disconnect for the home with an additional EP at the interior.
Am I close?
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Originally Posted By: pdacey This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
jpope wrote:
I am assuming there was a service disconnect at the meter and SE. The panel pictured would be the disconnect for the home with an additional EP at the interior.
Am I close?
You are correct.
I wasn't really asking a question. Just posting for the  factor. But now that you mention it, it was difficult to remove the cover because the panel is so low. I practically had to lie on the ground.
Greg Fretwell wrote:
It looks to be about 6" too far back. If it was flush with the skirt it would be "hold your nose" legal.
It's actually inside the crawl space. I removed the piece of vinyl skirting that was in front of it. With the skirting in place the panel is not accessible.