How To Separate Grounds And Neutrals In A Crouse-Hinds Electric Panel.

In this video, I will show you how to separate neutrals and grounds in a Crouse-Hinds electric panel. The reason for this is that I am installing a Generac switch box to tie our generator to the electric panel. The switch box will become our first means of disconnect and there the neutrals are tied to the ground bus bar. That is because neutrals carrying the electrical current back will have multiple paths to get rid of the electrical current. The panel in the garage will then become a sub-panel. Sub-panels need to have neutrals and grounds separated. This video is to help my viewer to fix it themselves and to help instill confidence in one's own ability to do so.

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