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john_bet
Sep 26, 2013Explorer II
sdetweil wrote:Bonding refers to the ground(green/bare and neutral/white) being tied together in the panel such as a jumper from the neutral bar to the panel metal or a wire from the neutral bar to the green bar. Metal conduit does not do this, it will only act as a equipment ground(green/bare) and no ties to the neutral. In your sub panels the green/bares and neutral/whites need to be on separate bars. Hope this helps.
while not on topic, this incident has made me take a close look at both my subpanels, and both are a mess. ground and neutrals mixed, one enclosure not even grounded.. fun things to fix!
only thing I don't understand, sub panel using plastic conduit,
master has ground/neutral bonded. sub not bonded.
if the conduit had been metal, the sub panel would have inherited the bonding.
what can/am I supposed to do about this?
bond at the sub (no/no)
leave unbonded (maybe?)
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