Posted by Ken-Pa on December 22, 2010 at 22:28:26 from (76.188.65.161):
In Reply to: electrical question posted by paul on December 22, 2010 at 21:50:26:
Its late & I'm not thinking well , can you draw a pics of that setup for me ? Your terms of meter pole is confusing . If your friend lives in a rural area , & not knowing the power company standards is causing confusion . But according to the old codes when I was an electrician by trade , there is some question need be answered .There can only be one drop from the companies power lines to a dwelling . But if the meter & main disconnect is mounted on the pole (as mobil homes are required) , then what leaves the main panel on that pole is not controlled by the power company .Every feeder from the panel has to be controlled by a breaker . But a pics would help me more . God bless
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