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This clip is extracted from Mike Holt’s Understanding NEC Requirements for Grounding vs. Bonding DVD Library

IF YOU WATCHED PT 1 ALREADY SKIP TO 2:18 This is still only a part of the complete video that I am putting together about control panels and control wiring.http://www.electricalindustrynetwork.com This panel was wire off the cuff,no wiring diagram,no help from any one and I have done this to help people that want to learn more more about control wiring. Not intended for those of you that know how to wire a panel already. This is a work in progress and if I get enough people interested I can rewire to fit a lot of demonstrations.Please be helpful in your comments.

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http://www.sparkyuonline.com In this video I am describing how a 3 phase panel is built and how the bussing works in accordance w/3 phase power. It is part of electrical wiring systems common in the U.S.. This electrical panel is a 3 phase 4 wire 120/208 v 200 amp panel with 42 spaces. It is considered a bolt on breaker style with a main circuit breaker.