You don't need a sub-panel, breakers or ground rods in the garage. With the multiwire circuit you have 2 20 amp circuits.
You don't need a sub-panel, breakers or ground rods in the garage. With the multiwire circuit you have 2 20 amp circuits.Ok. Double pole 20 at the main. Now at the garage sub, I would use 2 20a breakers with a bonded ground and ground rod?
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With a 20 amp breaker in the house and a 20 amp in the garage, the house breaker may trip before the garage. Don't over think this, do as has been suggested.I over do most things, and wouldnt mind breakers in the garage to save going back to the house in case of overload, I,m dabbling in woodworking and theres a fairly heavy initial draw from the air compressor and saws. Would the breakers and ground rod be a problem? Nothing has tripped the main up to this point, but the lights draw down.
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