Panel Identification
#1
11-10-14, 07:31 AM
Panel Identification
I have a residential panel that I need to identify which has no labels except for the UL sticker inside of the panel. I have tried to search for the number on the UL database but have had no luck. I could possibly going about the search wrong and getting no results. The UL label has "BO-042383" on it. If anyone could help me identify the panel it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Thanks
#2
11-10-14, 07:37 AM
Please take pictures of the panel and up;oad to an image sharing site and post the link here. (Tinypic site not allowed but others like Photobucket and image Shack are.)
#3
11-10-14, 07:42 AM
Will do as soon as I can get by the house to take a picture. The main reason I need to identify it is because a contractor doing work on the house earlier this year removed the trim panel while doing sheetrock work and the panel hasn't been seen since. I need to try and find a replacement for it
#6
11-10-14, 08:04 AM
Depends on the panel and its age. Without knowing hard to say. This is the contractor's problem. It should be on his dime even if he has to have one fabricated or replace the panel.
#7
11-10-14, 08:10 AM
If I could find him he would definitely be replacing it but unfortunately I can't locate him. I have heard rumors that he got in some legal trouble and is not in the area anymore. I will try to make an attempt at finding a replacement first . I will get a picture up at some point today. Thanks
#9
11-10-14, 03:01 PM
They didn't seal it behind the sheetrock, they just failed to put the cover back on for some unknown reason. These are the pics if anyone can help me identify the panel.
These are the pics I took of the panel:
chrisg523's Library | Photobucket
These are the pics I took of the panel:
chrisg523's Library | Photobucket
#10
11-10-14, 11:54 PM
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I see a General Electric, A Cutler-Hammer and I think another brand of circuit breaker in that panel. What I don't see is a main circuit breaker. Is this panel fed from another panel in the same building or a fused switch or circuit breaker/panel next to the meter?
Just for the mix up with the circuit breakers I would think about changing this panel. It is possible that all the various brands of CBs are listed for use with this panel but without the listing notice (usually pasted inside the door) I can't be certain.
Just for the mix up with the circuit breakers I would think about changing this panel. It is possible that all the various brands of CBs are listed for use with this panel but without the listing notice (usually pasted inside the door) I can't be certain.
#11
11-11-14, 09:41 AM
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I see a General Electric, A Cutler-Hammer and I think another brand of circuit breaker in that panel.
