Not sure if this is right section for this but here it is.
I have a in-law suite/shed on my property separate from my main home.
My main service panel is 200 amps.(for the main home outside)
I have a 125 amp sub panel outside that is fed from my outside 200amp panel, solely for the suite/shed that is just one single 125amp breaker, then it leads to the sub panel inside the suite/shed that has another sub panel that is 125amp.
This indoor sub panel in the shed doesn't have a main breaker shut off, cause that is outside that I mentioned which is about 75ft away, underground wire in conduit.
Here is a list of things that are in this shed.
Tankless water heater (dual 60amp)
Mini apartment size stove (dual 40amp)
The rest of the outlets are 15 amp breakers.
No washer or dryer in the shed.
Today my father was taking a shower which obviously turns on the tankless water heater (inside the suite/shed). Well as he was taking a shower, the main outside breaker tripped (125 amp sub panel feeding off my 200amp panel), he flipped it back on, but... Now the water heater, stove and one of the 15amp circuits is completely burnt out.
Those 3 items above didn't trip the individual breakers in the 125amp shed panel inside, only the main 125amp panel breaker outside.
So... 4 of the 8 breakers/circuits are working (inside shed panel)
No, it's NOT just one side of the breaker panel that's out, it is 4 of them through out the inside panel.
This is a Eaton brand indoor 125amp panel..
Does it sound like this Eaton indoor panel took a ****? (well, partially took a **** cause half of it still works)
The outdoor and indoor panel, including everything in the shed is only 2 years old.
Thanks
I have a in-law suite/shed on my property separate from my main home.
My main service panel is 200 amps.(for the main home outside)
I have a 125 amp sub panel outside that is fed from my outside 200amp panel, solely for the suite/shed that is just one single 125amp breaker, then it leads to the sub panel inside the suite/shed that has another sub panel that is 125amp.
This indoor sub panel in the shed doesn't have a main breaker shut off, cause that is outside that I mentioned which is about 75ft away, underground wire in conduit.
Here is a list of things that are in this shed.
Tankless water heater (dual 60amp)
Mini apartment size stove (dual 40amp)
The rest of the outlets are 15 amp breakers.
No washer or dryer in the shed.
Today my father was taking a shower which obviously turns on the tankless water heater (inside the suite/shed). Well as he was taking a shower, the main outside breaker tripped (125 amp sub panel feeding off my 200amp panel), he flipped it back on, but... Now the water heater, stove and one of the 15amp circuits is completely burnt out.
Those 3 items above didn't trip the individual breakers in the 125amp shed panel inside, only the main 125amp panel breaker outside.
So... 4 of the 8 breakers/circuits are working (inside shed panel)
No, it's NOT just one side of the breaker panel that's out, it is 4 of them through out the inside panel.
This is a Eaton brand indoor 125amp panel..
Does it sound like this Eaton indoor panel took a ****? (well, partially took a **** cause half of it still works)
The outdoor and indoor panel, including everything in the shed is only 2 years old.
Thanks