[chandler48]

I had never noticed this on the face of panels before. I mean, really, it doesn't even resemble a Claymore. And who would install a panel backwards, anyway.

 

[Nealtw]

This guy might need to know which is front.

https://www.diychatroom.com/f19/top-plate-holes-681395/

 

[surferdude2]

Do they actually allow that kind of panel entry on residential work, feeders and branch circuit cables all bunched together through a PVC male adapter?

 

[chandler48]

I don't allow it. I was just adding a circuit for a basement receptacle. It is possible, when this was installed, the inspector let it ride.

 

[Jim Port]

Do they actually allow that kind of panel entry on residential work, feeders and branch circuit cables all bunched together through a PVC male adapter?

Should not have been allowed if inspected. Cables should have been clamped to panel in knockout.

 

[surferdude2]

I don't allow it. I was just adding a circuit for a basement receptacle. It is possible, when this was installed, the inspector let it ride.

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Should not have been allowed if inspected. Cables should have been clamped to panel in knockout.

Thanks, I didn't think so. If I tried something like that on commercial work, they'd change my pay grade.