This panel does not appear to be bonded. Or am I missing it? The main shut-off in in this panel and I have already noted the double taps with the neutral and grounds together in some places under the same lug. I can’t locate a bonding strap, wire or screw.
The bonding screw is typically installed here on a Homeline panel.
The “electrician” must of had a hard time getting the panel to fit in the opening
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Yes that is normally what I see but since it is not there I was looking for a strap or wire. But I guess if they were lazy enough to pair up the ground and neutral when there are plenty of lugs why would they add a strap or wire over installing the designed binding screw.
Looked like the electrician use the new Klein persuader 9000 to fit the panel
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I don’t see it either. I would write it up along with the damaged panel and what looks like a missing knock-out in the bottom of the panel.
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I agree with Richard and Kevin. It appears the 60 amp twin breaker (2nd down on right) is not a Square D Homeline breaker as the others are.
It is a compatible Siemens breaker. Good eye though.
I bet that label says differently!!
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I don’t see a GEC (grounding electrode conductor) either, what was on the outside?
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That’s already noted. There is a rod outside but I am guessing it was not hooked up to the new panel.
NM cable is not, typically, run in conduit…
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Key word being “TYPICALLY”!
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I put THAT in just for you. LOL!
Let’s see what @rmeier2 has to say about it, eh?
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If you’re asking about the service conductors it’s SE cable.
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Sure, put him on the spot. I suspect he won’t fall for it!
Thank you!
You’re hoping…with that comment. SMH