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Adding a subpanel to my existing service?
I would like to add a sub panel in my basement for my wood shop. The house has an range/stove 220v 8 gauge wire that has been disconnected that i would like to use. My question is can I use this wire? The wire is a 3 wire feed, hot hot natural with no ground. I understand that i have to unbound the natural at the sub panel and run the wires from the sub panel to the main panel. From what I have researched I need a 4 wire feed to accomplish this correctly. So would it be ok to run a separate ground wire from the sub to the main panel? this would be just like using a 4 wire feed to the sub correct? The existing wires from the stove feed are insulated so Im not trying to use a ground as a neutral or anything just trying to get the correct four wires to each panel. Would the uninsulated ground in a 4 wire feed be safer than a completely separate ground ran right next to a 3 wire feed?
The sub panel would be about 40 feet away in the basement not in another building. I also just happen to have 75 feet of 8 gauge ground wire. So if this would work i would have no need to purchase anything to run the wire.
Thanks for your help
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- Jim WLv 77 年前
Will it work, YES! As to code compliance this is a grey area and is at the discretion of the local AHJ and the inspector. The ground must be the same length as the feed lines. Another item is the NEUTRAL wire and the ground must be separate in the sub panel and the #8 wire is rated for no more than 40 amps if type TW.