Posted by W_B on February 17, 2016 at 08:42:55 from (155.188.123.17):
Thanks for all the explanations, even I get it with no science or engineering background, just an interest in being safe.
Thinking about this makes me wonder about my barn and garage panels. At my place the drop from the transformer goes to a meter on a pole. That feeds in to a large box below it with a 200 amp breaker. The house, the garage, the barn and a small building with the well pump all come off of that. How should each panel in the buildings be wired: with neutral and ground together, as suggested for an entrance, or separate neutral and ground? All the panels have their own ground rod to the panels. It seems I have four entrance panels or is the box with the big breaker the entrance and all the others are sub panels to it?
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