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Connecting conduit to my 200amp main panel
My 200amp main panel is outside, it has knockouts on the bottom only,the knockout area is filled up with house circuits and a backup generator.Can I drill a hole and mount a waterproof hub into the side of the main panel,which would allow me to connect conduit to another circuit.
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