[no_Wedge]

I am trying to determine which panel needs to be bonded nietral to ground; here's the setup.
Main entry goes to the pole to meter connected to a disconnect box with 200amp switch.
Then i have 2hot 1neutral and a ground run from there to the main panel in house with 200 amp breaker.
Both boxes are earth grounded pole has rod ground and there is a rod under house that is also grounded to house.
Would the neutral busbar be grounded in the house panel, pole only or both?

 

[KarenStein]

The rule is that you bond the system at the first overcurrent device. In your case, are you sure that is only a 'switch' at the meter? If "200" is stamped on the handle, it's really a 200-amp breaker.

Meter enclosures usually have the neutral bonded to the case. I would NOT bond the neutral bar in the inside panel.

 

[no_Wedge]

I assumed it was a switch it may be a breaker looks like a breaker but it does have another spot to feed another set of wires.

 

[Jim Port]

The first disconnect gets the bond. Anything downstream does not.