Ken Tannenbaum1 Member Messages 125 Reaction score 4 Points 18 Location Catskill, NY Feb 13, 2022 #1 Our electric panel's in a tight spot but the wall it's mounted on is clear on the other side. Can I mount a whole house generator transfer switch behind it with the back side of each box facing each other?
Our electric panel's in a tight spot but the wall it's mounted on is clear on the other side. Can I mount a whole house generator transfer switch behind it with the back side of each box facing each other?
wwhitney In the Trades Messages 7,468 Reaction score 2,189 Points 113 Location Berkeley, CA Feb 13, 2022 #2 If this is a detached single family home, and the wall is deep enough for both of them (or one or both is surface mounted), sure. Cheers, Wayne
If this is a detached single family home, and the wall is deep enough for both of them (or one or both is surface mounted), sure. Cheers, Wayne
Ken Tannenbaum1 Member Messages 125 Reaction score 4 Points 18 Location Catskill, NY Feb 14, 2022 #3 wwhitney said: If this is a detached single family home, and the wall is deep enough for both of them (or one or both is surface mounted), sure. Cheers, Wayne Click to expand... Hey, thanks Wayne. All you asked is true. For unrelated reasons, we may not do it right now after all.
wwhitney said: If this is a detached single family home, and the wall is deep enough for both of them (or one or both is surface mounted), sure. Cheers, Wayne Click to expand... Hey, thanks Wayne. All you asked is true. For unrelated reasons, we may not do it right now after all.