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To ensure reliable power supply for the equipment, we installed a dedicated 50 amp circuit for a NEMA-6-50R outlet for the welder next to the panel. Additionally, we ran a 30 amp circuit for the compressor, connecting it to a junction box and hardwiring the unit. Finally, we installed a 2-pole 50 amp breaker for the welder and a 2-pole 30 amp breaker for the compressor, both using Square D QO panels, verifying proper voltage and operation afterward.

The old 200 amp Crouse Hinds panel was causing concerns, so we removed it and installed a new ABB panel equipped with updated feeder breakers and a whole home surge protector. Additionally, a GFCI outlet was installed in the kitchen, and we demoed an outdated switch above the water heater. All wiring in the electrical panel was thoroughly inspected for safety and efficiency.

Re-secured Ring floodlight camera that was hanging by wiring due to broken mounting studs. Tapped new mounting holes, remounted device, and verified proper operation.

Two outdated chandeliers near the kitchen were removed and replaced with stylish new fixtures provided by the customer. Additionally, receptacle covers in chosen locations were exchanged for night light covers, and three coach lights at the front of the house were replaced with customer-supplied fixtures in their original spots. We ensured that the voltage and operation were verified upon completion.

We addressed multiple electrical issues to ensure safety and functionality in the property. We troubleshot non-working lights, removed three-prong outlets to install two-prong outlets for non-grounded circuits, and secured loose wiring in the air handler closet. Additionally, we corrected flying splices found in the attic, enhancing the overall electrical integrity of the home.

The outdated Sylvania load center was replaced with a new GE load center. Additionally, whole-home surge protection was installed, and minor deficiencies identified during the inspection were addressed.

Removed existing Sylvania panel and installed a new 150-amp main breaker panel with new feeder breakers. Installed required double-pole and single-pole breakers, along with dual-function protection as specified. Integrated whole-home surge protection included with the new panel. Verified proper operation upon completion.

A double tapped issue in the electrical panel was identified, which can pose a significant safety risk. We carefully installed a new breaker to rectify this problem, ensuring optimal functionality and safety in the electrical system. This solution not only enhances performance but significantly reduces potential hazards in the home.

To enhance the lighting in the dining and living areas, we replaced old fixtures with new wafer lights. We installed two customer-supplied wafers in the dining room and six in the living room, while capping off three old fixture boxes. We also installed three wafers in the L-shaped hallway and two in the long hallway, ensuring all existing switches were utilized effectively. After completion, we verified proper voltage and operation of the new lights.

The existing Challenger panel was outdated and posed a potential safety risk, so we removed it and replaced it with a new GE panel, equipped with all-new feeder breakers. This panel replacement also included the installation of a whole home surge protector to enhance electrical safety and efficiency.