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Quoted from yaksplat:Got my ass handed to me by covid this week. Fortunately, the weather was crap, so I didn't miss much. Hopefully I can get back out there tomorrow or Saturday and get some work done. In the mean time, I only have enough energy to fly a drone.[quoted image]
I take it...there is no windows on that side of the addition? Even the second floor?
Nice putting green though!
Quoted from yaksplat:My main is only 150. Now here's the thing that I didn't realize. You get 150 amps off each leg, meaning that I actually have 300 amps. Worst case scenario and i'm not getting close to that. With natural gas here, the heat, hot water and stove are all gas.
I just ran two new breakers over there for each of the sumps, but yeah, that panel was full. To upgrade service I'd need new wires to the house. They're currently 2/0, and for 200A i would need 4/0. I'll wait for NY to mandate electric everything and give a credit for upgrading your service.
Just remember you dont "get" 150Amps. Its just what your equipment is protected at. You could have 150 15Amp breakers in there and it would work fine if each one only drew 1Amp each.
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Folsom, PA