Atlanta Home Inspector answers electrical questions Atlanta home inspections

http://www.ihihomeinspections.com Atlanta Home Inspector David Lelak, answers questions from Tom Burke of Metro Brokers about the home inspection process. He also answers questions about Atlanta home inspections.

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[ihihomeinspections]

Thanks!

[archeryman5000]

Non Contact voltage tester its much better than your hand.

[Doug19752533]

@croakerchoker504 yes. in sub panels the neutral and grounds are separate but come together in the main panel

[ElectricalGuru]

@croakerchoker504

The National Electrical Code mandates this in accordance with NEC section 250.24(A)(5). If you are speaking of a remote distribution panel ( many incorrectly label as Sub-Panel) inside the same building as the main service enclosure then on that remote panel you would indeed want to isolate the grounded (neutrals) conductors from the grounding (Equipment Grounding Conductors) within that remote panel.

[croakerchoker504]

In subpanels, is it code nationally to separate the neutral and ground busses?

[concretecontractorga]

Thanks for the great video!

[kklasen]

Our panels in sweden are made of plastic. Just for the info.

[HICarolina]

Awesome video David.