Installing an Electrical Sub Panel
I am helping a neighbor, who has a new garage that needs an Electrical panel installed. He has a Mobile Home pedestal that only has a space for a 2 pole breaker. This would be great for the Garage feed, but he also would like a 50 amp RV Plug near the Pedestal which is approx 100 feet from the Garage. This means that We would need to install a sub panel near the Pedestal and then feed the RV Plug and the Garage panel. It was my intent to use a 100 amp 2 pole breaker at the pedestal and run a 4 wire to the sub panel and back feed another 100 amp breaker at the sub panel with a hold down bracket on that breaker. Isolate the ground and neutrals. Then I could install the 50 amp in the sub panel for the RV and another 100 amp breaker for the garage. Then run another 4 wires to the garage and backfeed another 100 amp breaker in the garage. Isolate the ground and neutral again. Of course, everything would be run in PVC Conduit. My questions are... #1. Other than weather tight, is there any special type of panel I should use? Any special things I should consider?
#2. I know it seems like a lot of 100 amp breakers. 4 total in the circuit Is that legal? Maybe I should feed the sub panel with 125 amps and then the garage with 100 amps. What is your suggestion??