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Can I add a 60 amp breaker line to this panel? As for upgrading the garage service from 30 to 60 amps, yes you can do it, but I wouldn't recommend it That type of breaker panel is no longer code valid, replace it outright with a 150 to 200 amp rated panel if you can If you do it anyway, be aware that you have to upgrade the copper wiring from the panel to the garage as well
DIY-Replace houses main electrical panel? - Mr. Money Mustache DIY-Replace house's main electrical panel?I am an electrical engineer and I would not do the replacement work on our 200 amp panel Too much liability risk and potential problems with insurers if I didn't route a wire exactly as code I did do all of the electrical, plumbing and gas line work in the RV we built but that is a different situation
Patio door - replace just the glass or the whole door? They aren't particularly difficult to fit, just lever out the beading, take the old glass out and put the new glass in, replace the beading You can buy them the units online as well We also have companies that specialise in double glazing repairs, it should be considerably cheaper than replacing the whole window
Career Change? Electrical Engineering to Software Engineering Career Change? Electrical Engineering to Software EngineeringLately I have contemplated pursuing a second degree in Computer Science in order to work within the software industry in Seattle Here are the reasons why: I have more interest in software than I do in EE, there seems to be MUCH more employment opportunity for software development engineers programmers in Seattle, and all of my CS
Buying an old house built in the 1920s - help me not be dumb The plumbing was original so we had to replace that, and for electrical we replaced the knob and tube in the attic (when then allowed us to insulate that space) My electrician (who does a lot of work on old homes) said that knob and tube in the walls is fine if no one disturbs it
Questions for electrician Mustachians - Mr. Money Mustache We also wanted to install a 240V NEMA 14-50 outlet in the garage to install a Type 2 charger for my wife's plug-in hybrid car We eventually plan to replace the car with an EV in a few years so at that point a Type 2 charger will be essential The electrician says a larger panel would be necessary to do that, because the current panel wouldn't be able to handle it, since he would have to run a
Stripped Main Electrical Panel Cover Screws. - Mr. Money Mustache How do you deal with them? My main panel has had stripped threads for several of the screws that hold the cover on, while not urgent I would like to address this The problem is, when I google how to address it I see ways that seem janky (fill it with solder or JD weld, drill, and retap), some that seem good on first blush (get a larger self tapping screw and just use that) but then I wonder
Replacing an old fluorescent kitchen light with LED Replacing an old fluorescent kitchen light with LEDOpen attic to roof above Several inches of insulation tho Just got the wires loose from where they were stapled to the joist, and looks like they're 16" on center so I can't center the junction box dammit without drilling THROUGH a joist which ain't happening So the light is now going to be about 7 inches shifted from the original placement
How high up should I cut this drywall? How high up should I cut this drywall?I agree, don't go up to the bottom of the trim Leaving a couple inches of space will let you tape and mud so it looks good I suck at mudding, so exactly how much space you need will depend on how good you are The guy who did the best job in my house needed 3 inches minimum to really get it looking good
Replaced copper with Pex, just realized I have no ground! My friend acquaintance who is a plumber replaced some of the water pipe in my house with Pex and while in the basement tonight I just realized the ground wire and clamp that it runs to used to be attached to the copper pipe and is now not attached to anything He has since not returned to finish in 4 months, so I've cut the cord and I'm replacing the rest myself or with another friend of mine