Recently I upgraded my old service to 200 amps. This required moving the location of the panel in order to meet current code. When the panel got moved the old panel was gutted and turned into a junction box so the circuits could be extended to the new panel. The circuits were all spliced with wire nuts. It was all inspected and the inspector had no problems with it. However, I think all those splices and wire nuts look like garbage and I'm not sure about all these wire nut connections standing the test of time.
Would using terminal strips be a better way to splice all those circuits? Are terminal strips commonly used in residential applications? Is there a best practice for using them like this?
Would using terminal strips be a better way to splice all those circuits? Are terminal strips commonly used in residential applications? Is there a best practice for using them like this?