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Join Date: Jul 2012
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320/400 amp service
Had a question wiring up shop for a friend wants to use the same service for house so upgrading seems to be the best option( 200 amps not enough ) I have done some re search and have seen the 320 amp meter with dual 200 amp panels or could you have a 400 amp main with 2 200 amp breakers which set up would be the best to use or is there even a 400 amp single phase panel available.
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Central Florida
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320/400 amp service
320/ 2x 200 is usually the most economical route. 400A rated panels are available, but the cost is greatly increased over the 200A variety
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