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2 Substations each feeding a switch panel within the same room.....

Hi


I currently work at a site that has a 400A 3ph supply from one substation (on site)

I need to install another 200A 3ph supply from a different substation (also on site)


The original substation supplies a miniform panel in a switch room


Is there a problem installing a second separate miniform panel  from the second sub into the same switch room?


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  • Former Community Member
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    So long as they’re identified I can’t see a problem. I’ve done the same with two substations feeding one switchroom with two different voltages, 433V and 525V. Like you I used Miniform gear.
    One panel was a real pain in the bum, it had been ordered for another switchroom with top entry. I had to strip it down to the bare bones and rebuild it for bottom entry

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  • Former Community Member
    0 Former Community Member
    So long as they’re identified I can’t see a problem. I’ve done the same with two substations feeding one switchroom with two different voltages, 433V and 525V. Like you I used Miniform gear.
    One panel was a real pain in the bum, it had been ordered for another switchroom with top entry. I had to strip it down to the bare bones and rebuild it for bottom entry

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