Service Change Update from 200 to 400 Amps - Part 4 of 5

Joshua Peterson of Peterson Electric in Part 4 of 4 of the service change update from 200 to 400 amps.
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[@aubreyroche5080]

"Little Green Screw".... LOL

[@bullboss7698]

I know you wont reply, but, why would you keep the branch circuit breakers outside when you could have put all of them in the basement? Every time a breaker would trip, you have to go outside to reset it? That's foolish.

[@williamrose7184]

Being that it’s a sub panel you do not have to bond it because the neutral cannot be a current current conductor and if you were to lose the Neutral on that sub panel and it was bonded Then everything will continue to work through the ground

[@heroknaderi]

I enjoyed watching your video great job 😉

[@savannahrei8674]

What was the final bill on this job?

[@dooley4334]

Nice video.. question.. What size wire did the electric company use for this service and was it aluminum?

[@EEEE33333]

Didn't Xcel say anything about using a CT meter for the 400amps? We are in the process of upgrading the 200amp to 400amp not far from you. House is all electric with no gas service, we already confirmed 4/0 wire is in the ground from the transformer to meter....plan was to use 2 x 200amps main breaker panels, one for the whole house and one dedicated to ECOsmart ECO36 tankless water heater that draws 160amps when taking a shower. Xcel says we need a CT meter setup, but I like the equipment you were using with the 2 x 200amp main breakers....a lot of people have been asking in the comments what model/brand it is...please let us know....and if you have any feedback on why your not using a CT meter....thanks

[@DynamicBits]

I'm pretty sure it's the Siemens MC3042B1400SDL. Good luck finding it in stock! Before you order anything, make sure it is on your power company's list of approved devices.

[@allelectric5021]

Can you provide how you set up this set up? I want to do the exact same one

[@eklaservices1224]

Nice Work

[@nobadmojo70]

What's the jar with the green lid used for by your right shoulder at the end?

[@allelectric5021]

Did the Inspector catch it?! I'm curious

[@Kevin-wj4ed]

How did you get the wires through the seal tight 90s easily?

[@ChrisJohnsonOk]

What does the EGC routing look like on this?
Main panel -> Main Panel -> ground rod(s)?

[@talibanbiden1750]

All brand new and it's messy a.f,and wagos on line voltage? Jeesh!

[@MrTooTechnical]

Fucking awesome.