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The
most common accessory building that the usual homeowner
would be dealing with is a detached garage or workshop.
Regarding workshops please be sure
to read the article... I would strongly recommend asking
our experts on
Ez-Forums regarding the correct method of running wires between
the home and the accessory building as well as circuit methods
depending on how the area is to be used as our experts on the
forums
work everyday in the field and have a great deal of
expertise in this area better than I. Electrical codes can vary and in all likelihood you may require a
sub-panel in the accessory building itself along with an earth
grounding rod in that location. Also read the article called
'Sub-Panels' regarding the use of sub panels. Again if dealing with a workshop as mentioned make sure you
read the article on workshops on this website. |
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