Re: [RE-wrenches] Backfeed in PG&E territory

I’ve done just that in Pacific Power territory. The first time, they asked for an EE’s approval. That cost $500.00. > On Aug 27, 2019, at 11:31 AM, Jerry Shafer wrote: > > Bill > The meter main is an UL approved product, any alterations may effect that in > the eyes of the inspector or PG&E. I

Re: [RE-wrenches] Backfeed in PG&E territory

Bill The meter main is an UL approved product, any alterations may effect that in the eyes of the inspector or PG&E. I have done a breakout panel where l was exceeding the 20% rule but a 128 amp still may be an issue. The break out panel is a connection where there are breakers all around to protec

[RE-wrenches] Backfeed in PG&E territory

Wrenches,             Is the only a way to back feed 128 amps (240v, split PH) onto a 200 amp panel is to tap the conductors between the meter and the main CB, assuming I can pull it off in the "customer section" of the panel.  Of course with the requisite AC disco within 10 feet.  Or, has an